Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07
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managed their County Convention in such
manner that a man who who was not in With
the rope -puilers, stood no earthly show for
a nomination. The political jugglers had it
all their own way and turned out their own
nominees, Notwithstanding the convention
at one time. nominted Mr.. Moore, with but
single dissenting voice. Amoton was made
to declare Mr Moore nni Mr.. Lathrop the
unanimous nominees Of the Convention To
TINS proposition there was but n single dis
sentlpg voice And yet the Chairman de
clared the motion lost, aud Mr.. Moore was
thrown overheard by the Convention. 1t It's
POSSIBLE that Gen. Moore was not sound on
Nov. Foote, or could not be used in the Sen
atorlal election as those at the head Of the
"El.lmccc men in this State could desire
|. Is certain that he has more interest in
the county than both of the political hum
bugs who were endorsed by the Convention.
During the two years Gen. Moore has been
Supervisor Of the County, he has done much
10y praclclng strict course Of economy, to
relieve the county from financial embarrass.
ment. But all this would not do. He was
not man to be pulled around by the nose
in Sacramento, and, therefore, was not an
"available' candidate. His home is in
the county, and he is not prepared to sell
out his vote to political gamblers and leave
the state at the close OF the Session He
was not "avaiuble,' because he was not
pointed out by Gov. Foote, as proper man.
lie was not popular, because he uoes not
frequent the card tab e and the drinking
saloon. He could not be elected, because
he has been too long resident of the coun
~, and is too wel.known Those who pay
taxes in the county, for years, appear not
to be considered "available' candidates by
these Fillmore mem They DO not con
slider man "avalable" unless he can 20
from Butte County to lcgislatc for San
Francisco. That city and county has only
nine or ten Members, and they imagine that
Butte can spare man or two to help San
Francisco along.
We thank God, the Democracy Of Butte
nominated members Of Assembly, who are
old aud permanent residents Of the county,
whose interests are here, and whose capital
and labor are assisting to dcvelope the re
sources Of the county, and they will return
to 1t to render an account of their steward
ship. So long as such men are placed in
nomination, we shall labor for their elec-
ton. They have borne the burden of taxa
ton for years when the county was oppres
sed by heavy debt, aud have assisted her
to gradually wipe out her Indebtedness and
take rank among the first counties in the
State. Their capital is invested in the
bitches ;hnt girdle our mountains, aud the
placcrs and farms Of the county. The Ieo.
pie Of Butte will hardly throw aside such
men. and choose the lately imported and
protes>ed politician to represent them in the
State Leg stature.
"TnE ONLY NATIONAL PARTY We
heard man the other day, who must be
a great joker, speak of the hand ul Of Ki-
Vie, in this State, now owned by GOV. Foote,
as The only national party" lIchad toi-
gotten that the Democracy have had alrnost
uninterrupted control of the country since
the organizatIon of the goycrumcnt-Thar
the democracy have extended the Republic
from the original thirteen States to its pres
ent dimeusious-thata "A democratic admins
tration acquired Florida-that "A democratic
almihisti alton acquired Louisiana ,inc}ui ling
the whole right blhk Of the Mississippi
that n Democratic admin stration acquired
the beautiful slope of the iPacItic, and he
golden sand upon which he stood The
Footc Ki-Yics the ouIy national party
"G0, get the TO q tdhHerg| ~
DAMoCRA1l PKospEcrs IN INDIANA
The prospects of the Democracy in the hoos-
Ter State are most hAtletiug Accoant,
tron that State say that tie Democratic