Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-08-23
San Francisco Correspondence.
SAY FRANcIsco. Aug. 1ath. Is.

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Committee turned out in full force and had a
grand time. The display was quite imposing;
not less than three thousand strong. The
whole population seemed to enjoy the sight
and none, apparently, more than the Law
and order men. All the available windows
on the line Of march were occupied by the
falrer portion of the community who added
much, by their appearance, to the beauty Of
OF the scene. The whole Vigilance strength
appeared to be concentrated in the procession
and they certainly presented formidable as
pect. 1t struck me- however, that this dis
play, fine as it was, will have no good effect
nor do anything towards restoring harmony
to our city. ] never considered it to be in
very good taste for one political party to
celebrate a victory over the balance of their
fellow citizens and one cannot help thinking
that the display of yesterday, celebrating as
it did victory over the established law Of
the land, was not calculated to make us
feel over and above satisfied with Republi-
can Government.
The various Democratic clubs hold weekly
or semi-weekly meetings, which are numer-
ously attended and the greatest enthusiasm
displayed. The Young Mems Democratic
Club now numbers one thousand members
and their organization is perfect They will
be felt when the time comes | trust that
the democracy of Amador will organize
clubs and see that every method is employed
that will conduce TO success 1t will not be
disputed but that the coming election is an
important one in every respect, and calls for
united effort on the part Of those who are
opposed to sectional agitation There is but
one issue before the country and that issue is
vital. The Black Republicans claim the
whole north or nearly the whole Of it. 1t is
likely that the four votes of California may
determine the election and, this being not at
all improbable. it behooycs every man to de-
vote such portion Of his time as may be nee
essary to secure that vote for Buchanan
Prompt, aud energetic action is required and
trust that Amador will not be found lack
ing PATAPSCO.
Az INSTITUTION jackson Demo-
cratic Horse-Guard is decidedly auinstitution
Mounted on trusty chargers, the "Guardsp
will be always ready to go wherever Demo
cratic service is required By-the-by, they
have trumpeter who makes the hills re-
sound with appropriate music. IIuzza for
the institution
HANDSOMELY DD"-After the Demo
cratic meeting at the Pine Grove House,
Mr. A. Leonard furnished magnificent
lunch, free, to all who thought proper to
partake. Oysters, ham, &C. suffered same
Leonard knows how to do it.
EmcnAuov--M Mr. H. Tharp furnishes us
with the following list of men. women and
stock, that had passed Antelope Springs, Con
the Volcano emigrant route) up to the 5th
August: Men, 43; women, y; horses, 33;
mules, s; cattle, 1875
Clinton TO NIGur-There will be fine
meeting at Clinton tonight, and good time
is confidently expected The Democratic
Jackson Horse Guard" will be there; and
delegations frcm Volcano and the various
neighboring camps.
Is THE Atlantic States Jesse Benton"
takes the place of her husband John Charl-
cs Fremont, as Il candidate for the PreSiden
cy.
TnE names of six Presidents have ended
with y. The next n will be Buchanan.
The Daily Times is the new Republican
organ in Sacramento.
TO Mess johnson & Co, we return our
thanks for files of Atlantic aud other pa
pers received since our last issue.
THE Pacific Express Company and Wells,
Fargo & Co will please accept our thanks for
daily favors
We observe that another member has been
added to the Volcano Brass Band
ONE of the Marysvle stage robbers has
been rrested.
Amador Democratic Club No. l.
AT VOLCANO