The Placer herald., 1856-10-25
Monster Dean @ nstration.

and other distinguished speakers would ad-
dress them on Monday evening of this week.
WE'LL Monday came but O. G. Hall didn't.
In such an emergency Auburn showed its
proverbial readiness to furnish something,
consequently Auburn turned out "1opkns
of Auburn.' and Auburns candidate for
PIacer's Attorney made a speech to those
who chose to hear him; but of all the fzzles
of that immaculate g'Jpe inflicted concern,
this meeting out-fzzed them ALL Hopkins
conldn't get up steam, nor is steam to be
bad. Hopkins must be content with
.'cI0ice," which will be the natural breezes to
watt him and his neighboriny candidates up
the saline stream. Iopo Hill News,
THOSE "SEvENrEEN" PAPERs.-We have
searched the eastern papers to find the
-1merican's authority for stating that sew
enteen democratic papers had gone over to
the support of Fillmore, but cannot discover
it. Until the Americdn furnishes that
authority. we must consider that report
sheer fabrication: nothing unusual in the col
umns of that paper State Journal.
We have made similar search with the
like result. That it is a fabrication, without
the shadow of foundation, will not prevent
the X. Ms from circulating the report broad
cast over the land.
The report was telegraphed TO this place,
and Immediately despatched by fast rider
to public meeting at Gold Hill, where it
was given out
The brag game is nearly wore out, no one
believes the stories set atloat by the 1j@eri-
can.
LlBLE.-Amonc the indictments reported
to the Conrt of Sessions by the Grand Jury
on "Wednesday last we notice one against
Jacob G. Young, Joseph II. Josselyn dtjos
Joseph Jossyn, by which name he was
known in Boston, previous to decampng
from that place and torfeting his surtei9s
while nndAr indictment for a criminal offence
and a man named Walsh, for the publication
of libelous articles against DR.. l.. }. Gap
kay, and obscene carricatures in the Sun-
day Varieties, of which sheet the two first
are proprietors. J. G. Young is the Decor
Young who has secured considerable noto-
,;ety in California through the medium OF ad-
vertisng, and the Varieties (started by Billy
Mulligan) was resurected by himself and
Sosselyn for the avowed purpose of Destroy
ing the patronage OF DR.. Czapkay. They
have been arrested and held to bail in the
sum of 81 900 each, and will probably be
furnished with quarters at the expense Of the
State at Point ST. Quentin. Men who would
publish paper for such a purpose, and send
it forth upon the public teeming with dis
gushing obscenity. should be driven from de-
cent society. dotden Erd.
ANOTHER LEADER GONE OVER TO BucH-
ANAN-Mr. George ID. Gray, President of
the Fillmore and Donelson Club at Culpep
per Nirgnia-a delegate to the famous
Winchester Conventional member OF a
committe to inform Messrs. Flournoy, Beale
and Patton of their nomination, and mem
her of the committee to promulgate plat
form for the party-has announced his ppr-
pose to vote for Mr. Buchanap.
PENNSYLVANIA PoLITICs.-Rehable advi-
ces have been received in Washington from
Harrisburgh to the effect that under no cir
cumstances will the Americans of Pennsyl-
yania form coalition with the Republicans
on the electoral ticket, The American cleo
toral ticket has already been formed and is
eolnpO8ed of staunch Fillmore men.
Fletcher Webster Esq, son of the late
Daniel Webster, recently addressed a large
buchanan meeting at Concord, n. Ii.
WORTH REMEMBERING.-The counties in
Iowa bordering on Kansas, nearly all gave
large Democratic majorities. These people
cannot be imposed upon by the lies of the
Tribune and Times.
KNOW NoTHINGIsM IN NORTH CAROLINA
A Washington despatch to the New York
papers says:
II am credibly informed that the American
State Council of North Carolina have de-
termined to recommend all the lodges ot the
State to cast their votes for Buchanan instead
Fillmore. This edict has been privately COM
municated to the members of the order,
and there is no reason to doubt that it will
be carried out The ground for taking such
a course are, that the late elections have
proved that Mr.. Fillmore cannot carry sin
giles Southern State, while there is no chance
of his reeieveng any electoral votes from the
north ,.and that it behooves the south to pre-
sent united front in such a crisis as that she
haa9s nov to pass through"