The Empire County argus., 1854-05-27
The Coalition organ--Its Position.

scheme raush with such injury prosperity and in
terests.
The Coalition Organ--Its Position.
The Mountain Democrat thinks it unnecessary for it
agree to support the nominations of the State and County
Conventions and claims have the countenance and conf
dence of every Democrat in the county of any standing
This is assuming untenabe grounds.
In view Of the difficulty existing in the party, policy. at
least should dictate the conductor of that press give,
in conjunction with those of the other presses in the county,
mutual pledge to support the nominations of the Conven
tons This would satisfy the people of the county,
the party in the State that each wing in the party in
this county et Other counties do they may) de-
termned to harmonic in the coming election.
The portion of the party having the majority in the
county, Notwithstanding the cotumely heaped upon them
by the minority willing to fraternze, and far
possible lay aside all chickering's for the good of the party.
How their advances met be by reference to
the columns of the last Democrat Although that sheet
started for the purpose of causing disaection in the
party had hoped, when little time had elapsed to al
low the passions COOL that would its reving of
Democratic men and Democratic number of
the propretos Of that paper have received avors at the
hands of the party and ohorsare holding Office by appoint
ment yet they their position to hul dscord into
ranks We hold it to be sound doctrine, that when
turn upon the party elevating them oce and their
influence and distract the party eevatng them
they are unworthy the confidence and esteem of that party
and justly censurable for their acts of rcachcry That
such is the position of portion of the proprctors of the
Mountain, Democrat there is not shadow of doubt Under
the pretence of being Democratic they attack and
principles, through their organ, with unbecomng rancor,
and refuse to pursue the only whereby harmony
be restored to the pary-choosing rather to affiliate with
the Wings than return to the Democratic fold.
We ask the Democracy Of the county to take note Of
these things. The who were elevated to the best
offices in the county, by the Democracy striving
distract the party Their organ, established at Placer
vle doubtless rejecting their views and continents, is
weekly heaping anathemas good and Democrats
who have swerved in their devotion to principles
The inevitable tendency of such will be to defeat
the party next fall. VIII the Democracy suffer it
Don't Yoa think so:-The curious can, at times,
draw food Cor rejection from the of politicians, and
by skifl Inclination atbom the intent and be prepared
to act accordingly To do this accurately it needs consd
erabe knowledge of human nature, and little observ
alton The strife between the portions OF ho Democratic
party at the present me gives ample scope for the eXer-
else of these faculties besides this margin is left to write
up the records for the public gaze. Whether it De from
design from purely accidental causes readers may
Judge, but the corps Of Deputy Sher present OF
bitter elements against the Democratic party, and major
ity at least of them octve in their opposition This
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may be, ard presume tacre honorable excep
tions this charge but, certainly it appears that one
appointment if more, made with ecal reference
of rewardng who had been hostile the CARRYING
of Democratic principles an who had affiliated with the
| Wings important islGg. We repeat. Those ap-
pointments may be purely accidental; but it appears
strange to that of twelve Deputies only
wing of the party should be represer cd if there
design in it.
QuERY.-Are the Deputies to act political mssiona
ries Ito manufacture public opinion !and to pack pr-
mary meetings! Who will give US light this subject
Tho Ciinese.-The inhabitants of the Flowery King
dom pour themselves daily into midst. We want
more of the mooneyed celestals The they are
aught to remain home, the better The miners will
yet have it is feared teach this people few lessons of
| wisdom. At the time, State officers will heed the
aanonton that very three dollars per month will not
furnish valid passport among the Mines for the long
haired and daughters Of Chinadom Politicians
also begin to wake this subject and discuss the point
whether American rights equality and ALL be procured
monthly, for three dollars As ray of light this sub
ec may be mentioned that miners emphaticaly say
WelIers Fire Proof stoIe.-We inadvertently omit
ted to notice the COM elton of this building 1t is fine
structure 25 by 80 fec and astefuy fit up; besides it
is the only FIRE proof building in For the sake of
safety it is hoped that others will follow the example Of
Mr.. Weller, and build fire proof buildings.
New Post OGicc.-A Post Office has been established
at Pilot Hill, in this county, between Salmon Falls and
| Greenwood Valley SlLAs HAYS, ESQ. Post Master
For IIome.-D. T. BUE, Sheriff of this county leaves
week, short visit to his friends in the Atlantic
States.
| Social Pariy.-The friends of Mr.. JAMES NJ Brown
of Union, gave HIM farewell party last evening" in anti
cpaton of his leaving for home in the next steamer
A Coop CLAIM.--The fiat above town has been
worked for the last two years, anl averaged from
IS to SO per day to the man. Lattcrly Wood
ward & Co., dug through the cement about five
feet end struck strata of gravel from four to sis
feet thick which prospects from so cents to $3.50