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The Nevada Democrat., 1856-09-10

81 owe it to my own character to make another
observation. Had | ever Known, or even sus-
pected that Gen. jackson believed had been
sent to. him 10y Mr.. Clay, or his friends, should
have Immediately corrected his erroneous i'm
pressOl, aAd thus prevented the necessity for
this most unpleasant explanation. Wheh the
cd tor OF the United States telegraph, on the 18th
of October last; asked me by letter for informa-
tioI upol this subject, promptly Informed him
by the returling mai, on the l6tn of that moLth
that had no authority from Mr.. Clay, or his
friends 10 propose a.,y terms 10 General jackson
in rclat On to their votes, nor d d / ever make
any such propos. t on Id that trusttdl would
be us Incapable of bccomMg messenger up0l
such al OccasoA rs it was IOwI Gen. Jack OL
would be to receive such Il m.ssage. | have
deem Il It lit lry TO make this stateme.t in
ord,r to remove a.iy fcohc pt.oL which may
have been occasion by the publ catol in the
telegraph of my letter to the ed tor, dated the
lltn ult.mo.f
Aga II, IN Is 8, in speech d lvcred in the
House OF Representatives Mr.. BuclalaI DE-
ciared that he nad no kAowl,dgc OF tine bargain
aid corruption charged OIL No Cay. These
d.savowas may be cons d red as merely cold
justice to the great aid incorruptible Wing lead
er, but surely tn, y cOdtrad ct most fatty the
charge of betng has "trad Ger id deiamcr." Ii
further proof were ne, d d, it may be found in
the following remarks rece .tly made III Ken
tucky, by Mr.. james Il. Clay has rol:
"Mr. Clay then proceeded to urge upon his
old Wing friend, the compal no rs aid co lstitu-
ents of his father to rally arould that banner
which he had spent has life IN 4phOhiing-the ba lner
OF the UL OF. lie was ready to follow the Wing
standcr,d rs the Douglass followed the heart OF
Bruce-as lolg as It waved. Bat that flag was
no l0lger to he seen Oh the battlefield. 1t
might yet be unfur d. After ath there was
the rcsurr, ctoI. But at present there was no
Whig organ Eat o. ald the OIly party of the
Union was that of VIII ch Mr.. BuchaAaa and
Breckinr dye were the cand dltcs:
"Mr. Clay referred to the attempt to implcate
Mr.. Buchanan in the charge of bargain aid cor
rupt.On Ga that subject he proposed to take
the test mo Y of his OWL father, I'd he rad
from Mr.. Clay's tier to show that Mr. Bucha i
an had co Quoted ms, II ii that atfa as II man
of trlth ID hOhor. H. should b .l,eve what his
faith sa d before Others Besid IS the ev ,dencc
he had ad, thre was other testimony bearing
Oh the same poiAt. II feeling and eloquent
terms he relerr d to the heavy weight OF that
charge against his father, AID how galEaltly and
bravcly he had borIc it, Tha TX God. it ded
b fore h 5 faith n! id low h. was proud to say
tn re vrd lot mai who would whisp + it.
But Mr. Bucha lal was free from all com, ct.oA
with tn matt,r.
Mr.. Clay co clud2d with an Cloqunt APPEAL
to his fellow citzsls, esp cially Old Lac Wings.
to give the cord al support to the Un.oA tex
to BuchaAah aid Br, ck,nrdge
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-09-10
Political Items.

Three Whig cad dates Tor Governor of Ohio
-Mcssrs Johnson, Barrcrc. d Vhtoh-are
out fat-fOot,d for Luck aid Br, ck."
1t is sad that the betting democrats in Loui-
siaha'are cc,d.ngly lucenstd at tine Cincinnati
Convent on for nominating Il cket against
which 40 one in that State dares to bet.
The New York CT zen with subscription
list of Z0,0JJ nam,s. tSpouses the Dt mocratic
cause, VIII ch VIII ard1ntIy support lis nominees.
The next num5>r VIII cO1tain letter from JAo
NJ tch Il Ed, in tir, or of Mr.. buchanan.
Kit Carson, Says the NJ sour Democrat. who
X .ows Fr>m0Lt better than II y wing NAL.
Il 4 who |, d him through the Il iIicult passes, by
which Fremont acqu h rcputat Oh, is hot
Cor HIM. lie thinks Fr, m0At is acting too much
Oh borrowed or stolen notoritty.
The Charleston Evening NJ ws is row suppor-
ting Bucha al ard Br, ok al dse That pap,r
has her, totorc been al advocate of American
ISM" and its d tor John Cunningham, ESQ,
was a ,leeate to and one of the ce-pr dlnts
of the first PHILADELPHIA aud Know Nothing
COAVCntSiI.
Col Jones NJ Withcrs has p 'gncd the office
of Mayor of Mob L.. H. was elected by the
X low NOthiHgs. but Cot W tn rs has t, rrn,n-
ed to support buchanan. a ID throws up his Of
tic1 to the party VIII ca co ltcrr, d It upol h MI
1t is rumOr>d that j. T. Taylor. Esq, has re-
signed bis post as CITY Attorl y for the same
cause.
The Bowl'ng-Grecn Standard, heretofore X.
n, has pull, down the names Of i llmorc antl
Do.lcls0h, aad FHl npin tliuiTstead those of Bu-
chanan a.d Brockinr Dig. 1t viii hereafter be.
lound battling nohly Il d eaantly for the De-
mocr0cy aad the cou try. Long may it wave.
The Fra,ikl'n county \Ntrmolt) Journal has
haul. dowL the Fillmore lag, ad that gentle
ma has not noW s,ngle supporter in the press
Of Vermont
Mesers. William +. Wright and j. d. Watson
old-line Wings. AID formerly eonnt ct d with the
khow Nothing party in CONtta county, G,or-
gla. ut the rtceHt buchanan aad Br, ck.m dgc
ratincat.0a meeting in NewGaI, address, q the
meeting in eloquent AID patriot C =, eches. aid
announced Their utcnt Oh Of cord aEfy and zeal
ously cooperating with TIE b, mocratc party
lh the present canvass
Mr.. Percy Walk r, of Alabama. Las conc Svcr
to buchanan. Ilisrccaatation Of K,.ow Moth
iagism was formally pronou &c d. a few even
lngs ago. in the House CT MN ttce of the whole,
whore there is II regular d bate evtrydIy. wblr
tl1 business ot the cou TRY represent, d bv some
live hundred Little bills ;" lies over Mr. Walk
ccr-says. Ike Mtssrs P,arce q Pratt, of Mary
Ia ID, that as a South. rn man. h. has no alter
native but to support Buchanan. II, thiuks,
with Mn james Barton Clay, that Fillmore
"hdSnt ghoa Of a cdancG.'
Hon. John NJ, Clayton. of DE- leware, U. S.
S,nator from THAI STATE. las publ civ announced
hs intention to support Ducharan. Mr.. Clayton
has for quarter Of a century, naainaned po-
sito1 in the first rank of Wing statesmen, and
was doubles, the most stingu'sh d man in tAo
couitry who espous the Know Nothing cause.
lie at last finds but one party worthy of his sup
port.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-09-10

RELIEF FeSD.-As we had heard some com
plants resting upon mere vague rumor, as to
the distribution of the fund contribute d by the
liberality Of our fellow citizens OF different
quarters for the benefit of the sufferers by the
late disastrous FIRE, we took occasion to call up
on the Secretary of the committee Mr.. Isaac
Williamson who at once kindly opened to us his
books aud gave all the Information to be desire
on the subject. THIS information we shall de-
cline TO publish in difference to the feelings of
those who have been the benefc'ares of the
fund, and at the same time we give our testi-
mony to the jud c'ous manner in which it has
been distributed. a large sum has come into
their hand , sufficient to show the characteristic
benevolence of our people, but there were many
to participate in its benefits. DIS who
were living comfortably on the 10th day of Ju-
", in an hour fouad themselves utterly dest-
tute of shelter, clothing or the means wherewith
to obtain q meal The few around the suburbs
who escaped the terrible confagrat'on could not
supply the wants of the many. All without ex-
ception however opened their homes until they
were crowd with the more helpless part of the
sufftrers--women aGd children--aud as far as
possible chetrfully AID Hospitality provided for
them, until new homes conld be a'sCd. The
greater part of those who had houses were yet
not in circumstances to entertain so large n
number as were thrown upon their hands, with
out assistance, and the comm ttee very properly
annlit the first means at their SnOsal to the
immed ate and pressing necessities of this class.
Every mcritor.ons case which has been brought
to the attention of the ct mm,ttee has met with
a ready relief Great crt lit is due to them for
the prudent and discriminating manner in which
they have disbursed several thousand of dollars
as shown by their accounts. The calls upon
them have now in great measure ceased and
still thcv have quite sum IN their hands und's-
posed of This amount they propose to apply
towards the erection Of n ha"dsomr ard couve-
Mont school house. Tho school trustees It is
understood have It in contemplation to sell the
present lot ard to hn'ld at SOM point whore
thn crowd IS Ices valuable. They VII in this
wnv Z is thoucht he ahlc to ra' SO eons'd rahln
erm 10 amply on tho hu'ld'n~. Tho surplus in
! tho hards of tho l'cf comm ttcc cvpord on
the enmo object WI rrovd ne place for tho
instruction Of tho ch'ldrnn Of Nevada VIII ch VIII
be q credit to the community.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-09-10

Tur CerNTY T. .CEET.- At the h. tad OF our col
umas to day we place the names OF tue ca"u'
dates for county Offices a.d the legislature
sci, ctti ~ the Democrat County CoAVeht'on'
~h ch ass, MIL, d at tbs place Oh Saturday we
have pot the SPACE nor Is It cc1ssary that we
should write the Biography of those whose names
are io be found upoA the cket. For'the most
part .ht, are X lown throughout the coudiy' a1d
the charaei, ssh ch tn. have lor"e for lo1s
period in the community VIII commend them to
the favor OF the pubic
.- We believe that in making these nominations
the convent Oh hIs kept stead ly IN view tue
inst ;r'ier'on Lad down Ly Mr.. Jefferson OF
"hone,.y alJ capac ty.' To these qual''es
they present 10 our mad the add oaal cla IN
of true and lrld mocrats a.d although some
may fee. W IN ~ as TO how far this is to b. re-
gard d AZ u = ghtful claim 10 popular favor, yet
every LIBERAL ,d caAd Il mal must eoliess, That
they b long to Il party whose prlhc pies nave
constitute y the policy OF the coaltiy almost
from IFS foundlt =. aid that uAd1r the benign
inaueuce of those prime pies the Rpublc has
grown up to its present c0"d tol OF power ana
prosp, riy. Il lying therefore npon those llD-
oraI prime pics which have stood the test OF rea-
son aGd experience, aud upon the prob ~ OF
character enjoy Il hy those who are put forward
TO r. present th m, we 90 before the people with
Il coniid,uce iusp r,d hy former SUCCESS aid
consciousness. of the justacss of the great dem
ocrat.c cause
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-09-10

SAD AcCDENT.-Thomas Wallace and man
nam Bak r, were severely njurtd on FIR day
last, near Robnsoa's crossing. by the acc d n
tai explosion of blast. Wallace had his face
terribly burn, d. the sight of one of his eyes be-
ing entirely destroyed, and his left arm brok',
in two places, aud It is feared the NH viii
have to be amputati d. Baker was burned consid-
erahly in the fac. The blast explod,d VIII lie
they were tampng the powd 7.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-09-10

RETURNED.-J. N, Dawlcy Esq. returned from
the Atlantic States, (whence he had gone to at
tend the Cincinnati convention.l on the steamer
Sierra Nevada which arrived at San Frame c'sco
on Saturday. A host of warm friends are inn
patient to greet him. Whore a few are gath r.
cd together in the name of Dtmocracy, John
is apt TO be amongst them, and tn refor2, we
fear he will not be able to pass Sacramento for
some days.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-09-10

DEATH OF JUDGE FoUsE.-We regret TO have
to announce the C. dse of Judge J. NJ. Fouse,
of Grass Valley. lis funeral VIII 'ch took place
Oh Sunday last, was attend d by large num-
ber of his late friend rom allparts of the coun
ty. Judge f. was extensively Known as use
ful cit zen, long res ding in the county, and was
universally esteem d.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-09-10

TAXABLE PROPERTY or THE CoUNTY.-Thn
whole amount of taxable prop rty returned by
the Assessor of tbs county for the pr, sent year
is $2,5jl Si5. We Learn that the Board of
equal zot'oH at It's Session on Monday incr ast
this amount hy over 500 900. THIS is a large
increase over the assessment of last year, ard
shows our county to be stead y adding to its
permanent improvements.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-09-10

Rowe d Co.'s. CIRcUs.-This splend d eques-
tr,an establishment so favorably kiown over
the state VIII p-rlOrm at this place to night
The generous manner in VIII ch this company
came forward AID gave benefit for the relief
of the sufferers by the late fire, presents a claim
to the good will of our CT zens which Will not
go without proper acklowl,d dgment
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-09-10

RErtBlICAN NoMINATIoNs.--W have been able
to get the following partial LIST Only of the NOM
nations made by the republican convention
which asst mbltd at this place OIL Saturday last
Sheriff, |. G. Harm +; County Clerk, - Nor
ton; Treasurer, - S. arch; District AHorney
David Cults; assessor, S. S. Huss,y; Senator
Jouathal Philip; 4Sen,yiy, j. G. ClLord, Cross
man, Marsh. Saocts a~d Avery.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-09-10
Old Liae VIII IS.

The following extracts from the able letter of
Senator Pearce, of Maryland, W. comm nd to
the attention of every mllly a ID sensible Old
line Wing. Mr.. Pcarce has occupied n d stia-
Iuishtd place in the cou &c Is of tn. nat on for
thc last fifteen years. His influence in the State
which he represents is only equal, d by that of
his collegue, the IIol. Thos. G. Pratt, also All
old-line Whig. who has aauou lc d his determine
ton to support Mr.. Buchanan for the Pres dancy
After the conclusive answer here made to the
charge which is current, that Mr.. Buchanan
cOuatenanc, the 'bargain AID cOrrupt.o /"
SANDER against Mr.. Clay, twill need 10 further
refutatoa. OLe rcumsta lce we may, however,
advert to, as afford ng the closing testimony of
the falsity of the charge VIII ch is made aganst
Mr.. Buchanan; and that is the terms of regard
and respect VIII ch marked the relations of Mr..
Clay aad Mr. Buchanan, up to the last days of
the Sage of Ashland. Had he not k lowh that
the conduct of Mr.. Blcha lal was entirely free
from censure, and in all respects honorable Mr..
Clay would have been amo Igst the last 10 pre-
serve towards him even the sembalce of that
cord alty VIII ch existed through mn iy subse-
quent years. in VIII ch they were assoc at,d in
the S4uate. Mr., Pearce remarks:
i have been politically opposed to the Dumo-
crate party Tor so maLy years taat | cahaOt
without reluctance Contemplate the ntcess.ty oi
supporting ther hOminee. Yet it must be adj
NIT d that he is a man of abilities AID large
publ experience that he has boen Just to the
South, though not assuming to be Northerl
mai W tn Southern prac pies that his llclla-
tiols are generally conservative; ; that he NUN.
bers among hs prominent suppolt~rs may
gentlemen OF talleats AID patI Ot C chalact, +.
elt Il dnOt OIly t. tn, telid. c. OF Their p.r,,
but to influence with the cOuItry ut large u.u
that maay of the old issues b1twcen the VIII Us
a.d Democrats are obol t. Two obi ct.ols TO
m are IN lch relied o. ly his Oppo le.ts in the
South. 1t has b.el allied z d that IL. con lten .c-
cd aid prOmllgat d the charge OF bargatl aud
corrupt Oh against Mr.. Clay IA the ,lect on by
the House of Representatives in 1875 | should
denOunce m for this as ad ly Il d Us sever y
as any ole If thought this allegatiol Just. But
| remember that this charge against Mr.. Clay
was made without any d rect test mouy untI
1871, when the Garter Beverly Letter d to Mr.
buchanan being nam'd as a witness, n ID that he
then promptly deni'd the statement wh ch he
was relied on to prove, AID, at the sk of losing
Gen. Jacksoa's favor and that of BIS party. ex-
Mr.. Clay. From the letter VIII ca he
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-09-10

FrGTTvE SLAVE SURRENDER.--The Quebec
Mercury is out in al art Gle, enjoining the
Calad an Parliament TO pass law by VIII ch all
the stressed runaway slaves in Canada may be
returned back TO the Ulftpd States.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-09-10

MAN STREET RR'DGE.--Wc l'arn that thc
Board OF Trustees have made q contract with
Mesers Moor e. Foss for tho r'-bu ng Of the
bridge across Door Crwk, at the foot of Man
street. The bird rc VII be the full w'd'h of
the street. a"d Is to bn construct in the most
SOLE ard substantial manner. The contractors
are to receive s. coo for the work.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-09-10

RUMORED REMOvAI.-It is rumorCd that Gen.
Wool, who has been Tor some tine in command
OF the Pac tic DlvsiOA of the Uhted States Ar
my, has been SUI, reed Ly Gen. Harney, who
is expected out Gy the next styamer-S. f. Her
aid.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-09-10

Re iaus NCtisC.-Ilc KIVI. CCUlIR of tile
IIoeSfn' FIscoICl ChI crib will lcl SER, ice in Ilur.
shut7 b. 'lohg Z siar) Main street on Sunday next
10 l. O'Clock \. ~
Nevada, Sept TO- 1857
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-09-10

SHIPMENT OF GOLD.-The amount OF gold ship
p d Iy the Golden Age, which lift Oh the 9Th,
was 81, ,S35,GOs.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-09-10

Prm'C AnWV'sTr,ToR.-Th" Toard or Srp"r-
v'eors mot on Mo'dav last ne n Board of cnua-
izat'on aNd nleo TO transact other county bus
ncse The hoNd Of A. O Frlt not b ing horctc-
fore n Il pursuant to an ord rof III" Beard
thn Office Of Pubic Adm'nistrntor was clar d
to ho vacant. ard Wn'd1 NJ. Allon was q ctcd
to Gil vacancy for the u1cxp'rcd term. THIS g
q most excellent appointment. Mr.. Allen pos
sossos both habits and capacity, to make good
officer.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-09-10
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.

II. l.. JonS himssen s. oar agent in this city. lie
will deliver the rExacr TO subscribers and Is authorized
TO receive saNsepon' advertisements &c, and collect
and receipt for tho
t4 -
II. p. TurnCy Is our agent for Patterson and vie'n'
ity He Is Authorised to receive subscriptions, advertise
msuts Sc and collec, ami receipt for the same.
,-....,s,..f> 49,
Hoogs S Co. our authorized agents for san Fran
cisco 10 receive advertisements and cect for the same
A. BnJian, Jr., Is our authorized agent in seere'
mento City
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-09-10

The Democrat C State Convention assc mblt d
at Sacramento yesterday. At the tine of 20 ng
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-09-10
County Nominations.
s. H. CHASE ,

For Assembly,
W. G. woop, PARKER IL. FIERCE
II AZ DAvtpsoS. Pun. MooRE,
MICHEL CAssN.
For Sheriff.
S. W. BoRNG,
Tor County Clerk,
RrFrS SHOEMAKER,
Tor istrie AttorIey
w. +. ANDERSON,
Tor County Treasurer,
+ W. SioorRNEY.
For Assessor,
MARTIN BRENNAN.
Fer rublic Administrator,
Il. II. NICHOLSON
For County Surveyor,
joan L. GAMBLE.
For Coroner,
+. II. Den.
Tor Sup. Public Schools,
j. l.. WHITE.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-09-10
Notice to Contractors.

NfALl j. l1o G AIS viii be received by the undersigned
~ or ne er5cilcn OF frame thurch in Nevada ctv for
Ierod OF days beginning on the lth and ending on
the I'D OF th, month The ans and Specifications for
the work Will he submitted at my residence in Grass Valley
on ana after tie ll'h inst The right TO reject any
sept. 5,-p--w TH0'. f. EALf0N Grass Valley
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-09-10

'TO THOMAS OR JAMES WILKINSON,
anu "oti QUINN you are hereby notified that If the
assessments Tor winch you are in 10 the Rush Creek
Buckeye Company TNnnel not paid within ten days
from the date heret your claim claims will be sold at
on saturday the 9th Sept current at O'Clock = NJ
Nevada, ct. II, 1s5 ANIREW RYAN Secy
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-09-10

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