The Nevada journal., 1856-12-05

A HINT TO CATHoIlcs-Thc follow
ing was extensively circulated among
the foreigners in Philadelphia previous
to the election. The authenticity of the
document is denied:
Proclamation to all good Catholics,
| Christians and others.
Friends, Brethren, and Fellow Citi-
zens-One of the most important eras in
the religious and political affairs of this
land is just upon us. Are you ready,
and prepared for this momentous crisis
Will you any longer endure shame and
abuse! No, and thrice no. Hear us
from one end of the Union to the other.
Let us stand together as one man, and
fight valiantly for our right and our ho-
ly religion. In order to do this we must,
to the last man, vote for James Bu-
chanan.
Letus give him our votes, and we will
be victorious 1t will be victory for
our holy religion, which Is the only one
which can secure salvation to man.
The defeat of James Buchanan is the
defeat of our church universal. There
fore, by the safety of our souls, now is
our time. Buchanan shall and must be
elected This is the will of God. Our
church has in James Buchanan friend
and protector, and through him only can
our church, under the will of God and
the Pope, reach again the right position,
and take the place of the many sects
and heretics who are abominable in the
sight of our Lord Thus then our church
will triumph, and thus the lost sheep will
be restored to her fold
Only from the democratic party can
you hope for protection. Therefore,
must every good Catholic vote for James
Buchanan
In the name of all Catholic Christians,
JOHN HUGHES,
Archbishop Of New York.
1t is presumed since Buchananis elec-
ted, that the Irish who have been peti
tioning Mexico to allow them to leave
the United States and settle there, be-
cause Of their intolerable grievance
will become reconciled to their present
abode. We copy from the New York
Herald, a portion of an article translated
from the Mexican Extraordinary, OF
Sept. 81
The correspondence between the Irish
families who wish to come to Mexico to
settle and the government, has been pub.
lished. The representation or petition
of the persons who wish to settle here
sets forth that they at present in the
, United States that they are in that
country prescribed for their religious
sentiments that they DO not enjoy re
ligi, us liberty, and give a catalogue CT
grievances that, if true, would secure fol
them sympathy from any humane GOV.
| ernment. In conclusion, that they re.
gard Mexico as the proper asylum fol
, them, and beg that the government will
give them an opportunity to settle here
and escape from their present thraldom
The Extraordinary pronounces the
petitioners an ignorant set, which every
body will affirm at venture, and pro
duces the annexed truths to prove they
T needn't. necessarily, "git up and git:'
''In the United States the foreign ele-
ment is popular and very strong, and in
no free country to-day has the Roman
Catholic church more strength. Bishop
Hughes, of New York, who is the heac
of the church, is now. and has been fol
a long time, one of the greatest and mos
+ influential men in deciding the destiny
of the different political parties of the
nation, and he has always secured fol
his friends many of the most lucratiFC
Offices in the gift Of every administr IA
ton
CALIFORNIA GRAIN CROP OF 1856
The S. L. Herald has taken pains te
compile from the reports Of the Asses