Butte record., 1855-09-29
G.: Hes au;i Liars.


we would be glad to do towards-cven
that receptacle of filth-the Marysvllle
Herald. would its conductors pay less
attention to lis lying correspondents and
informants from this county, and not be
carried away by the dictum of every
member Of rs party, who visits Marys-
Vile G-om Butte county Under au-
thorily Of some one Of lis lying herd Of
inlormants, the LIsFaM Of S turday last,
2u;s forth fresh batch Of lies concern
ing ln tiers in tbs county Here Is one
IF them:
.Ta9 Butte Record, in IN editorial preg-
uaut with bitter rancor toward the American
party. charged that Mr.. Davis, elected Coro-
ner hy that party was THIEF, AID had fed
10 parts unknown We authorized to contra
.lict this statement"
Then ,2u are authorized to publish =
false ODD, We said he was ihief and
had left tor Texas; and NC had good
Know Nothing au'hori for making tue
assertion. Had the Hera,d'S "very
worthy and gentlem!nly' Doctor, re-
manned in this county, and had our
know-Noth.ng au horily testified to
what he infor med US, We should most
certainly have proved him thief oe-
fore court Of Justice Alth ugh we
would attach no importn &C wha tever to
what IN might ties if,y against an
honorable man, yet We fee! bound to ad-
NIT their t, t,stimony against one of their
own n'mbrr. The S atute provides that
the testimony of one Chinaman may be
may be taken against another, but at.
taches no importance to their their testi-
mony ag';iuSt mankind. That is our
position with regard to Kye-Eyes.
Here Is the Herall's authorized lie,
number 2:
He was regarded by the Bgler men. as
one Of themselves, and was appointed BY the
Biglerite board of Supervisors Inspector of
election at Musquito Creek "
Tbs is not so. lie has not been re-
garded as Bigler man, since the X b.
Ms avowed their mission to be the puri-
feation of the old parties.
The Board Of Supervisors of this
county, are not now, nor have they
been, Biglerites. There are three Su-
peryisors, aud two of them claim to be
old fashioned wings and anti-K. Ms.
Dr. Davis was not appointed Inspector
or Judge Of elections at Musquito Creek
nor at any oiter place, either by the
Board of Supervisors, or by any other
authority.
Here is the third:
"Dr. Davis was guilty of no theft"
That is simply falsehood, whether
Authorized or not The conductors of
the Herald, would not be under the ne>
cessity Of being thus spoken of, would
they attach less weight to the wilful lies
of their X. N. brethren, who visit them
from this county.
This batch Of falsehoods, we presume
was communicated to the Herald by Mr.
John Dick, the Kye-Eye member of
Assembly elect from Butte county
With this gentleman We are unacqu4inted
except by reputation, and for truth and
veracity, that is bad-very bad From
what members of his own party said of
him, we have cons dered him too cons
tcmptible for notice lie would not now
be noticed by US, did bis name not ap-
pear in the lierald's article, from which
we infer that he was its informant. If
he has added himself to the IIerald's
list Of lying informanls from this county,
there is no one to blame but himself. We
have ample evidence of his faculty for
making an assertion one day, and deny
ing it the next, and if he persevcres he
may yet stand at the head of the Her
AIDS lying crew Of infolmants in Butte
county.
The conductors Of the Herald have
many years our advantage in experience,
AID we would much prcf.r, would they
exhibit a proper rcgerd for truth and
honesty, to receive lecture from, than
speak in a harsh manner of them. Bat
when they are constantly publishing
falsehoods to the world, even tn If
years sLall not save them from e2-
posufe. \ short time since the Know
Nothing Eerad asserted that Mr. Fargo
was elected Sheriff, if the authorities
here lad not thrown ont portion of the
returns Although Fargo was declared
defeated after the returns from every
precinct were counted, this immaculate
sheet does not correct lis published
falsebood. but leaves It's readers to infer
that the democratic Sheriff Was elected
through the unlawful acts If our cuunty