Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-24
OrOyIlle, Monday, November 81, 1856.
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crat, upon matters Senatorial. y
The communication bears the indubit-
ble earmarks of its author, and its ap-
pearance in the Union is evidence that
however "unwavering" the author
may be, he is no democrat. If we
are not greatly mistaken, the author
Of this communication has been pub
licly accused of procuring and ped
ding spurious Democratic tickets on
election day in Sacramento, and if the
charge has been disprovod, we have
not seen the disavowal. The charge
was made in such manner that this
" unwavering Democrat could not
disprove it, So much for his unwa-
vcring democracy. lie is undoubtedly
an aspirant for Senatorial honors, and
is desirous Of removing others from his
path. He tried it in the first place at
the polls, and is now trying to kill off
the prominent democratic candidates
for that position by writing communi-
cations TO Know Nothing paper. A
remarkably astute manner to affect the
Democracy and to show his "unwayer-
ing" attachment to the customs and
usages of the party.
The writer evidently considers his
own chances better than all the candi-
dates except Broderick and Gwin, and
he starts out with the intention of an
Initiating them, and the balance are
evidently not worth his attention. In
endeavoring to show that wherever
Broderick men were nominated, they
were defeated, he says, speaking of the
Yuba ticket: "The three who had de.
clared in his favor were beaten, while
the three who took an opposite course
were elected" No person at all ac-
quainted with the facts would make
such an assertion. The defeated can
didatc in Yuba was unpledged upon
this question, as was also the balance
Of the ticket. The Democratic nomi.
nees were said to be in favor of Bro
derrick, ard they may have been de-
feated by "unwavering democrats "
who preferred some other man But
it is bold man who will assert that
Broderlck has not vote in the Yuba
delegation, for it was stated in the Ex-
press during the canvass, that one at
least, of the Senators from Yuba had
declared his intention to vote for Bro
derrick BE this as it may, we are sat
isfed that Broderick will get more
than one vote in the Yuba delegation.
The Democratic party of this State
has long been cursed with "unwaver-
ing Democrats" who were ready to
defeat every Democratic candidate they
did not own in fee simple. They have
practiced it successfully in San Fran
cisco, Sacramento and Yuba, and tried
it in Butte and failed. The Democ.
racy of Butte understood their scheme,
and defeated it by the election Of
clean ticket. They effect thio by
means of spurious tickets" and by
manoevering. and then triumphantly
point to the defeat as the result of his
preference for Mr.. Broderickl The in.
ternal hypocrites! They prefer to see
a X n. and Black Republican elected
to Democrat who is not in their IA
vor. These "unwavering Democrats"
have now been defeated, together with
Know Notbings and Black Republi-
cans, and the best rehuke the Democ-
.acy can administer them is to elect
two I. s. Senators who supported the
Democratic ticket, even though their
preferences we're disregarded by the
State Convention. 40 stofad b., H.