Butte record., 1855-10-13
To the Faithful.

throughout the Safe for the purpose of
establishing wigwan.s, and has attended
the Narion~l Wigwan at lis own ex>
pen,e-in fact goes on TO show tn t Mr..
Fisher haS heen the means of carrying
California into the embrace of Kye. Eye
ism, at his own expense-that he is poor
and ishes to return to the bosom Of lis
ia mily IN Louisiana, and calls upon the
brethren Of the different wigwams to
contribute towards getting him out Of
the Stale Thy will pleuse put us
down for FIVE dolIars. We want him to
90 bv al means, and make bat this con-
dition, that he shall not return pre- vious
10 another election, with another batch
Of such sublime conceptions wherew;th
to bamfoozle the intelligent frecmen Of
Califoni,.
Under ordinary circumstances, it wo'd
be presumed that the great kyeEye
Am rican party would wish 10 retain
such valuable member and b. other,
and We respectfully suggest that they
elect him to the L S 5 nate. lie l.
the mn His distinguished services
entiile him to that p sition. Mr.. Fisher
shou 4 Al once izc his carpet-bag, come
up TO the north, and call upon tn pa ty
10 suppor. h m until he is elected. His
mileage mould then pay lis expenses,
enaLle him to visit HIS home in Loui~i-
ana, and his valuable services would be
retained by his PARTY in Cal fofuia, Or,
if the poHtici ms who control the party,
have appropri ted The Senate. ship, why
not maks him Secretary of State, and
let him send for his home to visit him in
California This is an office in which he
might be of vast service to the party.
But this circular looks as though
Messrs. Crabb & Co. had appropriate
the Offices 10 themselves, IRON Senator
down to to lumber measurer, and had
calculated upon all the offices that the
Kyc Eye legislature can create, and
there is nothing left for the man who
has raised them to such a sublime posi-
ton, but to return to his home in Louis
lana, and Leave fat Offices, won by his
industry 20 be enjoyed by remorseless
politicians. And as if the enjoyment of
the offices was not sufficient, poor Mr..
Fisher, in order to shut him off from al
political prcfeFmcnt, must be made an
object of charity, and his name handed
around California, Us fellow who has
done the State great service, but not
sufficiently sound at the top to fill any
lucrative position The political quacks
who control the Kye Eye party must be
remorscless creatures indeed--thus to
throw off the man who has assisted them
to place and power.
So it is, however. 1t only now re-
mains for the faithful, who have sworn
to obey the President or his Deputy of
the State Wigwam, to shell out accord
ing to their means, oaths, and commands
Of Messrs. Crabb s, Co, and enable this
deserving young man, for whom there
has been no rfice left to return to his
home in Louisiana 1t must be pleas
urable duty 10 the members Of the sub
ordinate wigwams,t to be thus called upon
by politicians who have appropriated the
Offices to themselves, to pay the expense
while those commanding enjoy the honor
and emolaments. Shell out, oh, ye
iaithful-ye have sworn to obey, and
who wear the yoke Of Messrs Crabb &
Co., and who have sworn to vote and do
as your masters bid-come down with
the pewter, and pay for the binding OBJ
legations you have taken. Your mass
ters have reserved the Offices for them
selves, and call upon their slaves to rec.
ompJnsc the man whose ,fyrts has
placed them in a position to command.
Shell out, you oath-bound freemen, and
reli-ve this wandering politician, who
has succeeded in carrying State, with
out obtaining an office. He has our
warmcst sympathy IN bis poverty and
distress, and NC de- ply dcplare his mis-
fortune in laboring to advance such re
morseless politicians, and believing that
he will not be again caught iaboring for
such ungenerous Politicians, we propose
to contribute five dollars to his relief, as
soon as we can find Kye Kye of suffi-
clent honor not to appropriate it 10 his
own use.