Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-20


licanS wrr, lis active a.'y"ratr., before
tie organilqlioa OF the party ni,icr the
lca,,c. hi1 Of Fremont.
"Yaar c,.pt,.om'roh * I"i3pi II cl"a,
po!iiich .Iritai cf olr 't""'"r rPresy
hialse! se!tha~ h,rY Mt, "acf, ~}"h hoh
him 10 hEescH,' .Ir. H,r@,rrkhim%if
erhrt"iD~,. H.,r.ar<"
In a letter ndlrc>scl by Mc<srs. \.
Rcdineton 81; :. j. I'yrr to Mr. Hrudrr-
ick, among other questions, the following
occIrS: "Oilcr allegations ara inadc
against you, same oiH,~ relating to your
intentions with i, ,.ard TO the next ,;tat,
Tonvcng;C' T0iI can Itl7m!TTc wtTcttrCr
th"y also hi, your attention. 'Gti,r
allc":"iunS' coinrrc'',n:!., questions Of
doubt as 10 IL" aa,nlue-> cf his Dcnoc-
rrtrv-'4 he iiit,',irt-.:,r-- tr.liet--havr
spoken on thi, Io:ri. Tame i, .ot'iag
in his rc;ly ~ :. il IL, |iIlL.-t 4, ne"
contradict, the :iat'mrh; in thr Tib".r.
lie, "Wai'ocl>@Iii:c, dodge, ,nc i.r,t, and
reriies in"-t con';caliy 10 the second
branch of the intcrro%a'ory. lie deems
it advisable to write at lrngth relative to
the "GWin bargain" is it is called, to his
having been II State S,htter, II candidate
in 1852 for /. S. Senator, and lis faith
fitness to his friends; but not word on
The subject of National Dcmocracy-noth-
ing in rcfutation Of the Charge Of con-
tcmplatcd political trcachcry. Tie cues
ton OF National Democracy he c0n"ciyc.'
to he uninp"rtant; hut "HWin faith,
and his adherence to friends. are all.im-
portant, These compose The team which
is 10 draw him uli ui the bug into which
he has been plunged w his inorlinatc
vanity and ambition. He docs not in
tend to oppose Mr.. ituchanaH 1t r; well.
la a fight between Il pUp.gun boat and q
scvcnty-fcur gun ship it is cas-! TO deter
mine which viii hc the succc> >sfii com
batant. He does not say t'lat he did not
make use of s..sa ialgua4r toWard, W..
Buchanan and the Cabinet because of tnc
appointments for California Nor docs he
-ay that lU will support tn" Administra-
t.. to the best of his ability in all tl.ing>
r,iating to the pcrinancncy Of h~'nocra'ir
policy. He may not oppose and at TIE
same time not ;uI port ti.r .td:.ini-tra
ton. lie may divide lis action-sup-l !
porting nsornc, opposing ii other branch
cs of governmental policy. We hope the
next exposition Of principles which Mr.
Brod-rich inay put form for TIE -atisI;;c-
ton OF his friends may contain something
expressive OF his political predictions,
and not he merely responsive to collateral
issues with which the Democracy, as a
larty, have nothing to do,/
c9g-In another column viii lie found
the proceedings of public meetings held
at Indian Degings. Brownsville and Fair
play, for the purpc'c of takinr steps 10
have lIo>t"ii,tA established at H. 'sr ia
ccs, ond have been co.n?cIli, :ir %a!.t
cr room, to iav o.rr 'io.c Of similar
meeting nci' at C,,.t,Ni,,. i'",toi!i',,
are much Ia. led a. ail ,uc}e places. ana |
we 'lpnht not that Col. Fry will wirii.@l, !
do anythiaE in H. power 80 establish !
them at ar ar y day. We would su%.
grrt to our friends in the places named, !
that they need not be at the expense OF
sending special AGENT to san Francis 0 |
in this matter, but merely Srnd their pc
titions to COL Fry, who viii at,cNd 20
them with a!acrity.
FL DORADO CRopS.-Notwithstanding |
the drouth, there are fields of fine grain
in this vicinity. Mr.. VIM. Krahner, of
this city, last week showed us specimens
Of oats an' harley, grown Oh his ranch !
within short distance cf the city, which |
We have rarely ster cAcclled. The oats /,
were seven feet nigh ana wei! l.taorI,and |
the baricy, though ZOO 50 tall, vas well
healed with fall, plum. grains.
Mr.. II. l.. Parker left at our Office few |
days ago, II bunch OF wheat crown on his
ranch near the Deer Creek lIoI>,', which
was truly lu%uriant. The straw was tall
and large, and the heads full Of rs largc |
kernels rs We have ever seen. One head |
yielded scvcnty-two kcrncla. Mr. Parker
has thirty acres Of this wheat, from which
he will harvest u large crop.
CARSON VALLEY ExrREss.-Our enter
prising townsman, Theodore +. Tracy,
Esq, who has Won the confidence and cs-
tccm Of our entire community by the ur
banity of his manners and the prompt
ness and ability with which he has dis
charged the duties Of Express Agent for
the past three years, has established
tri-wcckiy express between this city and
Genoa, Carson Valley. Mr.. Tracy's ex-
periencc as eXpressman and wcll-known
business qualifications, are sufficient
guaranty that the enterprise will be ''put
through" as per advertisement, and we
congratulate the people on both sides of
the Sierra thus having established
safe and speedy intcrcoursc,-rl.ia,a.d-
ing, as it must, to their mutual advan-
tage.
IoTTENrO1rIssmuS."-On Tuesday at
Q o'clock p. NJ, the thermometer stood at
106 degrees in the shade, in this place.
4l,ok Ill 81,