The Placer herald., 1856-10-11
Where are they?" Wei tell you where
some of them are.

Press.
Mr.. Canney is discharging the duties Of an Of
flee in the custom House at San Frantisco, and
when his term expires he expects to return to his
residence in Placer County.
Mr.. Gibson died on the Isthmus when en- route
to the States for his family, intending to return
with them to California.
Van Celft now resides in the Atlantic States.--
Fairfield in Shasta County.
Abram Bronx went to the States last fall as Hi
ram r. Hawkins did, and intends to return with
q wife. as Fl, R. Hawkins didnt.
S. c.. Astin it is true has gone to Nicaragua re-
Gently but all his property is here, and he pays
more taxes into the County Treasury, than YOU
Ncighbor.
Now Mr. Press how about some of your Know
Nothings elected last year and ,chose terms Of
office hare not get erpired?
Williams is in Ncaragus; Selick in Sacramen-
to Reed in the Atlantic States also D. J. Ba-
ker, J. W. Chinn Sacramento and to cap the eli
max where was James E. Hale for three months
during the present year, while DRAWING SAL
AIRY OF FORTY FIVE HUNDRED dollars per
annum of the peoples money? OF to the States,
neglecting his duties and the peoples interest,
permitting prisoners to accumulate in the County
Jail at heavy expense to the County.
You speak of w. II. Dillingham;, Hiram now
he was never elected to any office by the Demo-
cratic party, and if you wish to throw up deputy
ships We would ask you what has become of
your KnowNothing spouter of last year. one
Bob Armstrong, one of Mr.. Henson's deputies.
and Others that we might mention. Gone, and
that too in no enviable manner.
William McCarty, former Assessor of this Coun-
ty died on the battle field; where many Know
Nothing never will die.
Your Know-Nothing party nominated r. D.
Hopkins for District Attorney; who left Placer
County early in 1853, and returned few weeks
ago, Just in time for Know \ othing nomination,
and who is known now not to be citizen of the
State, nor will not be until after the election.
THE FILLMORE Gaze AT YANKEE JMs.-We have
received q communication from valued cores
pondent at the above named placed, dated Octo-
Der 5th, from which we make the following ex-
tract.
In accordance with previous notice bellrng-
er was sent through the streets last evening to
inform the citizens of this place that Mr.. Hawk
ns would address them at the Golden Gate Sa-
loon"
After exaustng an hour in trying to ring up
the faithful, Mr.. Hawkins mounted the rostrum,
when to his surprise and modification not soul
was in attendance.
The would be senator slipt from the stand, very
much as though wet blanket had been, thrown
over him the lights were extingushed and thus
ended the grand X. n. fzzle."
1t is quite apparent that Sam is not about this
year. In 1850. the Hnow-Nothing beat us seventy
three votes at this precinct, now they can't raise
a meeting
SENATOR WELLER.-Carton in a recent
number of the True Californian makes an
attack upon this gentleman in a most un-
warrentable manner, charging him with ne
gect of duty &c, The bitter wrong done
our Senator will be more manifest when we
mention the fact, that since his return he
has been confined by sickness, and is there
fore not able to appear before the public and
defend himself against the aspersions Of Cax-
ton.
The Globe, however, now an Independent,
paper takes up the cudgels and completely
overwhelmes Carton by record Of the
acts passed and proposed by Mr.. Weller
during the past Session of Congress. We
would publish this record if we had room,
and also the remarks of the New York Day
Book upon his course and character.
The violent hasty conduct of Mr.. Rhodes
upon other matters, has established for him
no envable reputation as a journalist, giving
to his opinions but little weight when they
seek to condemn men of tired public worth
SO long as Senator Weller can present
the record he does now, as his defence, he
need have little fear of the assaults of the
True Californian.
POLE RAISING IN AUBURN.-It was in
tended by the Democratic Club in this place
to give our friends in the vicinity chance
to participate in the ceremonies of raising
our fine pole-but brother Steel who had
the contract, became inpatient and on We'd
nesday last, went to work and raised it up
without further ado. The whole town
turned out without distinction of party to
assist in the work
The longest pole knocks off the persim-
mons,-and we've got t--besides a hand
some flag floating at the peak, marked
Buck q BREcK.
"Jack," correspondent writing from the
Pine Grove House under date Of the 9th inst,
informs us among other good things that
vote was recently taken at social party
given by mine host of the Steward House,