Butte record., 1854-09-30

erable attention below. San Francisco
has three champions in the field, kind
and courteous gentlemen, who entertain
for each other feelings of hatred exceed
those that the Know Nothings entertain
for our foreign citizens Notwithstand-
ing San Francisco has heretofore fur
nished Senators for California, and who
for the most part have known nothing
about California beyond TIE limits ol
San Francisco, still, with greediness
wholly without precedent in the history
of any State in tie Tn Oh, she again
comes forward with what a slight stretch
Of fancy might denomnate three prom
inent candidates, and as many alternate
ones as the exigencies of the election
may require An ordinary regard Tor
the interior portion of the State, from
whence San Francisco receives her sin.
ews of strength and greatness, should
induce that city to acknowledge the right
of the interior to furnish the next u. S.
Senator from California But the Pc
culiar character of her aspirants for Of
fee preclude the possibility Of any such
idea gaining ground with them. Self
ishne and unhallowed ambition, Of
which their natures are wholly com
posed, making an ass Of the first, wolf
Of the second, and jackall of the thrG.
These three candidates for Senatorial
honors from San Francisco, are three
broken down political hacks, who having
forfeited all hopes Of political prefer
ment in the Atlantic States, have emf
grated to California for the purpose of
gratifying their morbid hunger for po
liiical place and power Every person
in California, familiar with their history
is aware Of this fact.
Those persons who labored with the
gallant democracy i'll the recent severe
struggle, and who are now endeavoring
to secure to San Francisco the next L.
S. Senator, should take ii survey OF the
election returns, see where the support
came from that secured the election Of
democratic Congressmen, and then hide
their heads in very shame. Would San
Francisco have elected the democratic
candidates: She gave their whig op-
ponents 1000 majority, and sent ma
jority Of wings to the Legis ature. Is
there a man who has labored for the
success of the democratic nominees,
who will come forward under such cir
cumstances, and demand that the Sena-
torship be again given 10 San Francisco?
If SO, such Il demand upon the democ-
racy should be received with scon and
treated with contempt. Wiil the repre-
sentatives of the interior of the State
submit to such demand We hardly
think they will.
Wherever the influence of two Of
two Of these prominent candidates for
Senatorial honors, was felt, there We're
the whig candidates for Congress sue
cessful. Sacramento also gave about
1900 majority for the whig Congression-
al candidates. One of these prominent
San Francisco candidates for the Sena-
torship, was himself the candidate OF a
faction whose sole object was to defeat
the democracy of California, and send "a
whig delegation to Congress Having
failed in this, and without word of re-
buke TO the faction who nominated bim,
he presents himself to the democracy
whom he has endeavored to defeat, and
asks to be the recipient of the highest
Office in their gift II the hight OF i'm
pudence had not heretofore been estab-
lished, we should cab it this.
With such facts and considerations
before the democratic members of the
next Legislature, it is believed that the
honor Of f,rp;cb;ro tho povf JTp;fad