The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-15
Correspondence Of the Placer Herald
LYNcH's PRECINCT, July ID. 1874

LfNCHs TRECINCT, July IA, 1854.
Mr.. Editor.-Sir: Will you please in
form US who this newly imported apostle
of democracy is that talks so flippanty in
the Placer Democrat? Who is this man
,hat talks of right. wrong, and the law of
right? | have resided in this county since.
40, have always voted the democratic
ticket, and even swallowed some of the
outrageous schemes that have been fas.
tened upon the party as democratic, and
am still prepared 10 go as far as any other
man in the dernorratic party, in the sup.
port Of the candidates fairly and legally
nominated by the democratic convention.
The writer Of this has never resided in
Auburn, is connected with no "Auburn
clique" has never held an office, and de-
sires no official pap. He has always
heen contented to serve as private in
the ranks of the democratic party, is con.
tent to do so still. But he desires no
man, imported from Sacramento to come
here preaching democracy, when in the
same paper he publishes the names Of
Walton and others, rs delegates from
this precinct. 1t is we'll know fact
fact that these persons were never chosen
to represent this precint in convention,
and that they never could have been cho.
SEN At the primary meeting held at
Lynch's they were beaten 100 to S, and if
they were elected at all, it was after mid.
night and after the regular meeting had
adjourned. Now the attempt to intro
duce these men into the convention was
un outrage upon the democracy of this
precinct, All outrage upon the delegates
Illegally chosen, and done, no doubt, to pre-
vent the legal delegates from voting at
the organization of the Convention. IT.
the editor OF the Democrat calls this
right, this the law Of party, then we con-
fess that we are ignorant Of democratic
law. 1t is an imposition to which the
democrats Of this precinct will never sub
nit.
Those who attempted this fraud may
be very good tools, but they cannot play
this kind of a game upon the people here
abouts.
Another apostle of democracy is among
us-a State official, sent from San Fran
cisco to look after the benighted demo-
Gratis of old Placer. Why should not
State officers be nye their posts attending
to their duties? What a hue and cry
was raised last winter against interference
in political matters by the officials OF the
general government. What business, we
say, have State officials holding situations
in San Francisco, with the politics Of
Placer county.
The Boiling Convention it seems are
out with their ticket and long address
Will Mr. Tuttle, the gentleman who re-
| I.1s.oI hat o11e.CS fnaklUS
himself ridiculous. His inconsistencies -
merit as they receive the contempt OF al
true democrats, and this attempt OF iac-
ton to ruin the party, because rev
favorites cannot obtain Office VIII nave
the seal Of condemnation set upon u
The Sheriffs Office in this county has oes"
made a political engine to haul over tue
track the car of D. C. Broderck. Deputy
ships have been bestowed upon wings, |"
we mistake not a whig is now actin g as
deputy under the present Incumbent ahs 49,.
all this we suppose, the editor o. wv
Democrat looks upon AS Democra''o.
But neither the influence obtained ny q
four years term Of Office, the aid a'loru."
by the aid of an editor from Sacramento
or the valuable services Of State olnc'a'
coming all the way from San frahc'soU
could save the sinking cause. ! no a': ::
Of relribulion has come. The sceP"oh 80
departing from the hands OF those WIZ
have ruled as with rod Of iron. III
Mr.. Tuttle's address merits ana snou,u a.n
receive special notice. The democlaSs 49,
of this precinct will support to man '"'
nominations of the regular conyentI0n'
ANTl-BOGUc.