Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-09
Political soreheaas,

Political sorcheaGs.
The result Of the election in San Francisco
has made huge quantity Of political sore
hoads-in numbers about equal to the Know
Eothiags in tee qniet little village Of sar
francisco. Their organ is perfectly rabid
and tho balance Of the independent press, 81
ding with the eandle-light party, have joinot
III the chorus, and re-echo the bowls Of tn,
disappointed rlunder seekers, and prolone
the cry Of fraud and conception. The Citizen
the ayoWod organ Of the Hindoo party in Sci
Francisco, has been rafting, mouthing, ant
saving the air, with o ludrieous desperation
since the utter arnibilation of its fonl order
in ban Francisco has become apparent. Like
WOODEN men," these Hindoo Patriots talk c.
unfolding their contemplate midnight order
end Of elec.ing their nominees sat all has
ardSs" ana that Life were ysluelcss,'' with
out the suceess Of their nominees, probably
We dc No Doubt but what 4 vast majority O.
the Things # San Francisco, are ready to d.
any desperate act, or even commit suicide, i
they we're deprived Of the prospect of speedily
obtaining office.
Their charge Of fraud and corruption,'
about wli-oA the organ is SO indignant, rests
upon TIE evidence of Thug. who kept tally
octhe voters during the day, and judged Of
their politics; and because the counting OF
the ballots did not agrco with such tally,
this Hindoo order charge ''fraud and corrup-
tion p and talk abou! proceeding at all haz-
ards TO defeat those who are opposed to them
1t would seem that that the organ had ealcu-
lated or q brilliant victory, and the disap-
point consequent upon defeat, has unsettled
it, and driven the poor thing rabid. 1t can
not look calmly Upon their defeat, as it hos
eufieicnt sense to see in it the hand writing
on the wall, which foreshadows their destruc-
ton, and prcclaims that their order shall be
turned out to grass The death knell of the
contemplate KnOw-Nothing order in Calfor-
MIA has been sounded, and its advocates sho'd
be permitted 10 rant and rave, until their
desperation works Itself OF Most Of the cd
vocates Ct the order, we're, probably induced
to join the institution under the belief that it
would be Tao dominant party Of the State,
end that By showing themselves ahead as It's
advocates they would be enabled to ''share in
the rich spoils Of the Hindoo war;" and the
sad disappointment and bereavement couae-
quent npon defeat, it must DO expected, will
for short time drive them nearly to distrac-
ton. They should, however, try to bear Up
under their Affections, and although their
present organization is net found to meet
their wants, and SUPPLY them with govern
nent PAR, they should rcmen her that every
faithful Ouow- Nothing may yet make re-
spectacle Abolitonist. The opposition to the
democracy, have always been adopts il assum-
ing new .lorils and names, and their invent
i've genius may yet BE able to turn up some
thisg th- nay, for q brief period, rebound tc
their benefit Let them take courage. The
salts administered by the democracy of SAY
Francisco, 10 the Thug institution was indeed
bitter dose, and it is to be expected that the
hraWlers and drummers Of the order, should
talk fast ard furious, about corruption, and
their determination to hang those whom they
suspect Of fraud. The order should be issued
for EnowN Nothing officers on election day tC
arrest every person found talking against
the Eindao ordlr, as was the case with Mr.
McDeruot IL San Francisco, and when once
in the station house, beat their brains cut and
dislooato their arms, aud learn them better
than to publicly express an opinion against G
secret political institution. This course viii
contribute to The strength Of the Hinioos. and
give the Hindou oaicers the reputation of be
ing fearless in the discharge Of their duty.
As was stated last week, two OF the demo
cratic nominees were accused of belonging I,
the order OF Know NOtlings, By the Citizen
If 80, We rejoice that they we're defeated. Bu'
We havo Seen info med by those who profsei
20 belong to the Know Nothing order, thu
members Of TINT institution, although they
vore st liberty to acknowledge their own cen
ncotion with the order, yet they we're obliga
ted not to mention others as belonging to it
If this eiatenont be correct, then the Elitor!
Of the Cit;ses violated their solemn obligation
When they Published to the world that thosi
two men EeTe members Of the Snow Nothing
order. If they did 70: violate their obligation
in publishing them as such, then there Az
soEe uea in the order at Bidwell to whom
truth is stranger than faction. VIII the Cit
izca explain hon it stands' We are loatl
70 believe thar the Editors Of tie Glitter
would thus violate { voluntary and solemn
obligation, anl yet We deem the Information
concerning It. Il they have done this, the!
had better make less charges of fraud ana
corruption, for who would believed part!
which does that they have sworn not to DO
There is fault somewhere. Who can ex
ploinit'
Fatal ACCIDENT We learn that mineI
vas fatally injured ss Union Bar, by the cav
t-u of hank