The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-29

which can be hereafter used In the punishment and
venton q crime and political abuses by the employ
meD. Si snOse Ordinary remedies which ninerso nave
You now content to lay aside your arms. II is
your pride and delight hat those unstaued by
a single drop Of citizens blood. You have dis.rmsa
your opponents who sought to embroii you in fratrc
Tnis event Won sousst and exnated msnv ysss. sncs
but the hostile attitude Of your foes and the
forced upon you, prevented the realization Of your wish
prolonged your active service, and the Of
periecttDg your military discipline.
You VIII retain your organization, but without active
service ss body, and without the design OF
again assembling Yet, as provision against possible
contingencies S.
Your Executive Committee will ende,yor themselves
TO exercise vigilance in the investigation and
oi abuses, and IN aiding and urging the constituted
authorities IN the discharge OF their the
disc reon and privilege OF reassembng the Board of De
lega'es, or tic genera. body, should occasion
arise. Such occasion, the judgment Of Executive
Committee, nigh be found
LIST Upon reurn Of any person you have banshed
or upon The necessity OF enforcing any sentence already
passed
ID. Upon the necessity OF protecting any member OF
the Committee from violence malicious prosecution,
arising out Of any act performed by authority of the
3d. In event Of ary assault upon the life or liberty OF
any citizen should it be Apparent that the laws The
officers the laws, insufficient Tor the protection of
the citizen or the punishment of the offender.
4th In case Of any violation OF the purity Of the ballot
box or the sancuty OF the elective fran ,hse.
small police force will be retained for the present
and wiz DO reniorced advisable from the ranks Of the
You will now adjourn You win mingle once more
with citizens without the distinctive character vlg
lants Let US, then fraernize with taose good citizens
who have honestly differed from Let unite vigor
ously and generously In those OF public good
upon which all the patriotic and honest agree II Is the
duty OF all good citizens TO quiet popular exctemsnt.
At the same time manly vind ;ation OF your
past course is incumbent upon you when occasion
arises. You were not assembled sabvers
laws, but to maintain the peoples rights Jus.
tce demanded of her devot,d adherents that
vndcaton which the of her throne denied
her. You have dispersed The pcslent v4pors which
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upon the people. The great heart of the people long
despairng and inert, has been aroused TO
healthy action.
The people have found that they powerless un
der the rule Of crime Mighty has been the denonsra
great moral conflict Let this moral po xer ter
ribe when fully aroused complete the work which your
hands have begun. Aid with your hcarts aud hAuds
Aid it by your example, your voice, your AID
IN the jury box-a the pos-by your daily life and
versatlon-by the public pressby the pen, which is
mighter than the sword Let not the good work 49,
Remember that External viz lance price Of bar
yn Be vigsn in bringing crimins to justice See to
that the courts and the officers Of the law do their duty
Aid them in the execution of that duty; in tae IN
swervng integrity OF manly and honest hearts, oosing
to that Provd, who has guided you aud dan
ger, who has brought your labors success resn
may you ever adhere to the true principle of vigilance
inisg the laws when rightly administered the go
vernment when aithu 10 the people, and tue premacy
Of the people the source Of both government and law
Astonishing Discoveries OF Silver In sonora.
From the san Francisco Alta, Aug. rs
We have received copy OF Ell Vo. de Sonora publish
cd AT Ures Of the date Of July 13 The following para
The tabled riches Of the Arizona are familiar to ALL
Those mountains OF silver, which, according the trSd
ens Of our grandfahors, explored tue eighteenth
century with much success have been rep oduced
the pueblo Of Banamch where the work Of mining
extensively carried
contains the Two precious metals which tor pur
poses OF commerce. II presents vein, which is
for the y purpose % Of m denons tus nS sSans.ucs 'A q
the metals and by the last accounts we have
we learn that there has been put into one lot, Of
three corgos two hAsks OF quicksilver, without all the
silver being taken up Is calculated that there
thousand dollars or silver in bulk Of three csga. Of the
first class OF metal and Of the second and third class
Is said that In the former there Is about twenty
Ia marco eight ounces Of silver and in the latter from
twelve to fourteen b side the gold which is separated
calculated that there forty dollars Of gold In each
bulto OF three crgas OF the first class OF and from
very convenient and easy to work, espec lily as il Is
situated In the immediate vicinity OF the pueblo.
Tue mountain 10 which this mine Is situated is cele
brated In tradition, and pr, sents many appearances
which promise the greatest hopes; but unor scly the
spirit OF enterprise in Sonora cead, ut the
however, that will stimu II by the which we
have given. We ourselves believed fabulous when
IL was first circulated.
Loss OF Life In California.
From pamphlet published In San Francisco, we OBJ
tain the wing inior nation
Taking portion OF the notices OF murders that have
been published sin 1884, and the her evidences that
have record previous TO that tme and snce, II
will be seen that the number OF those who have met
uniimely end by murder Is truly appalling. The Dis
ct Attorney OF San Francisco In 1882 stated in public
speech that for the previous -four years twelve hundrd
murders had been committed In the city OF San Francisco
Any one converant with the hatory of Tho Great Pa
cih: Emporium" since that tme will readily agree thai
crime has diminished with the increase OF popula
ton stated on the close OF the year 1855,
by the public press that for tbe just past ave hun
dred murders bad been brought TO their nodce Tue
compiler OF this work feels perfectly safe In saying that
not less than I'VE thousand murders have been nit
ted In California sithn the last six years win also
here mention, that from the examination OF the old files
OF daily papers, appears that the accidental deaths
have not been es In number than those by MURDER for
the sams time.
With these iants before tho public not readily
account for the great number of that have disap
peared In California whose friends and relations cannot
obtain the least intelligence from themS