The Placer herald., 1856-11-01
TO FOREIGNERS AND
N URALIZED CITIZ EMS!

We cali your attention to the following
facts, none of which can be denied
The National Know Nothing Platform
adopted at Philadelphia February 90, 1856,
contains the following propositions
"-Amerjcons must rute 1merico, and to this
end NATIVE BORN CITIZENS SHOULD BE Sc
LEcTED FOR ALL STATE, FEDERAL, AND MU
NICIPAL OFFICES OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOY
MENT IN PREFERENCE TO NATuRLzED cITI-
zENs.
CHANGE IN THE LAWS OF NALURLIZA
TON, MAKING A CONTINUED RESIDENCE OF
TWENTY ONE YEARS, of all not heretofore pro-
vided for. and indispensably requisite for citi-
Zenship hereafter"
The above are published every week in
the Placer Press set forth as the third and
ninth sections. 70 this platform all the coun-
ty officers of that party in this county were
obliged to subscribe before they could
obtain nominations.
These two propositions are advocated and
subscribed to by---H. r. HAWK
ms candidate for the Senate, LANSING SroUT
j. c. BRowN, T. b. FAeAN and NJ. NJ
ROBINSON, candidates for the assembly
WM T Henson candidate for Sheriff: b. +
MOORE, candidate for clerk r. ID. HoPKINs
candidate for District Attorney; T b Horcn
KISS, candidate for Treasurer; A. S. SMITH,
candidate for Assessor; and every other man on
the Know Nothing, alias American, alias
Fillmore ticket Read it fellow-citizens, ma
tive and adopted there is not one of them
dare deny it.
RAnRoAD-The citizens of Placer county should
remember that they called upon to vote at this
election. whether the county of Placer shall take
$1,000 worth Of stock TO assist in building
railroad from Folsom to Auburn, If you vote
Railroad yes" that is in favor of it. And if
you vote Railroad-no,' against it, Gentlemen
prepare your ballots.
THE UNITED STATES REsrAuRANr.-W Whilst 1.-THE
world and his wife" are so busily engaged upon
the political questions now before the country,
our old and esteemed friend Charles Morrison.
formerly of the ''Orleans," has been most provi-
dcnty aged providing the good things of life
for the hungry and thirsty. and will be prepared
next Monday, to accommodate his friends and
customers, at his house next door 10 Holmes
in Auburn in a manner satisfactory to all that
may give him call. Morrison is a man of the
times--s determined not to be Outdone in any
matter that he takes in hand. Give him a cali
and try him.
The ILLENoIsTowN HOTEL, situated at the town
from which il takes its name is one Of the finest
hotels in the county. Mr.. Edward Brickle, the
gentlemanly proprietor. has spared neither money
or pains in furnishing it, and the traveller may
find there such table as would do credit to the
hotels ia the older States We were there this
week aud know the fact
BRICKELL's BALL. - Ed. Brickcll, Of illinois
town, has recently finished one of the finest pub
lie houses in the County. On the 10th of Octo-
ber. he gave ball, at which there were present
over seventy-fve Ladies'. and house full of gen.
tlemen. And all enjoyed themselves
Every thing was get up with remarkable good
taste. That chief of Stewards, McCloua had the
table beautifully arranged and bountifully loaded
with all the delicacies he could procure.
When we mounted the stage to return home we |
noticed susah party of 1.-THE boys" imbibing
Sparkling Ueidsick, and having good time gen
orally.
Pleasant hall that Of Ned'S.