Butte record., 1854-10-21

/, again down u,,on Senator Gwin with
a long list Of burning charges, which
places the Hon. Senator in vastly more
unfavorabc light before the CaIiiorni';
pablic than that gentleman has hitheI to
occupied, but not, probably more than
| his acts deserve. Th Sc charges must
inevitably Lessen the gentleman's chanc-
es for re.election, for if true, they
xhibit malt asance in office which
should meet the just condemnation cf
California. If they will fairly and
truthfully admit Of the explanati tions
which the defenders Of the Hon. Sena-
tor have bestowed upon them. they must
still operate against him, for they will
then exhibit a remlssness of duty, which
1t once depriyes the Hon. gentlemen of
all claim Of untiring devotion TO the in
terestS OF his constituents, ard compcls
Mr.. G0in TO deny the paternity of bills
which he has heretofore claimed, and
which he has hertofo laid before the
Caliiornia public in pamphlet form -
We have looked over ihe letter of In
terior' with view to give the snbsta zee
Of il in condensed FORM but as de-
taching it must destr its pith and CO.
g.ncy, we hava lad it aside for publ
cation 1T 5 me fuiur. time At pres, n
W. shall make use OF but small portion
of it, and that for the purpose showing
that Mr. GwIn, has no interest in com
mon with the State OF California GA
terror mentions as fact, what has be
.t,tre been current as runior, that Mr..
Gwln, before coming here, had XII ust-
ed his popularity in the Stdtes OF Missi :
>isSippi, Louisiana ana lencssee. Nei-
ther of these States would .ak NIr.
Gwin for the price he put upon inns f.
But the extrav@ CANT prices which 70 =
iewed the discovery Of 9, ii in c lfor-
MA, enabled thi- p liical sharp t. Il Ike
for period his roit c.l thirst lie
now asks for re-eleciion, and bases
his claims therefore ia great industry
and devotion to the intei ests Of { lifoi-
mia. ""Interior," wever # tua ly
knocks tins prop from und r him. H.,
eou fty where he resides, rotwithstu nu-
ing the vast influence attach d to his
name, Went against him as seven to nine.
and we doubt much whether he can, re-
y with certainty upon SUPPORT from his
own county. To the interior me.nb rs
then he looks for his reelection. and
must evidently rely upqn bargaining ard
corruption. With the late verdict o.
people against such proce, dlngs, still
fresh in the minds ofthe legislature, we
have no fears Of his succ7 eding at that
game: Rumor in This vicinity has j,
that what little support the Hon. S, ma
tor already has, has been obtained b,
combination Of political pirsnls, who
haze apportioned the different tffiees d t
the next general election We are moi
prepar cd to vouch for the truth of this
report, but we should hardly supposy
that democrats who had taken a !, romi-
nent past against the trading ltaene of
David @. Broderick & Co., would soon
enter another, which must meet simi.
lar la'e from the hands of the people
Another important rnmor touching the
re-elect'on of the Hon gentleman, Il
that the P. NJ. $. s. Company are viii
Ing to spend S2Q0,Q0Q to secure the
Ere-eleelion of the Hon. and industrious
| Senator. There is also a like runor
concerning the Senatorial aspirations of
Mr.. Mepoagai and the Nicaragua com
pany. II left uncnntradicted by author
/ ", these Iunlors are calculated to injure
those gentlemen in the quarter front
whence they expectto receive the prin
c'pal support-ior we have much mista-
ken the character Of the, Legislalu e
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