Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-25
A Ntrn,,rr GnntlI,lnir.


The niggCr.worShippcrs have so',ct.d
rs their sIandard.bcRrrr, man who re-
pudiatrS their platform, Sthough hc says
ho agrees with them in everything. To
catch few votes, without cnquiring into
the antcccdrnts of their CIvOritc, they
nominated n Southern man with Northern
principles, or rather no principles. The
San Francisco BHihtiR, edited by Ing
lish AbolitioniSt,, who hate the United
States and would cxult ut the dissolution
Of our Union, urged Stanlry'S claims and
induced the Black Republicans to nomi-
nate him. lie received the nomination,
and after the adjournment ot the con, yn.
ton the San Francisco delegation waited
upon him and informed him of the fact.
Withrcmarkablc ignorance and arrogance
probably he never read their platform
i'm his reply to tie delegation he re.
pudiatcd the very first plank in their
platform. lie llatly told them that he
endorsed the principle Of the Kansas.
Nebraska law, that State had q light to
admission into the Union with any kind
Of constitution the people might deem
proper to adopt. Their platform, the one
OH which hc stands and which he is in
honor pledged to support, takes opposite
grounds, and expressly says that the rco.
pie of Territory shall not DC the judges
Of the kind Of constitution they will come
into the Union with. Now, in his old
age, for the desperate chances of being
elected Governor by men he Thoroughly
-dCtcAtS, will he rcnouncc the cherished
principles ofa long !iie--principlcs which
he still Processes to Cntertaing Can he
consistently be tho candidate Of a faction
whose platform is in direct conflict with
his ownS Will tho negro ,worshippcrs
admit that their platform is n cheat, a
humbugg Arc they ready to disown it
ut tho bidding Of THUR nominee for Gov.
ernor? Does he mould them to suit his
purposcS?and arG thoy tho mere tools
Of any ambitious dcmagoguc who chooses
to use themr Are they fighting for prin-
ciplcs or merely for spoilSp Their plat
form asserts one thing. their candidate
another and totally different, Which is
correct and which will they supports
ltthcy arc true to their principles they
must be trcachCrous to their candidate /;
il is utterly impossible to sustain both
They have placed themselves in an awk.
ward prcdicament, but ono which men Of
their calibrc aud character may get out
Of without conscientious ScruplCs."
Know NornlNGISN AND RErrDLIcA ANIsM.
In the Senate Of Massachusetts, where
Know NothingiSm is largely in tho ma.
jority, says tho New Haven Register, the
proposed constitutional amendment re.
Quiring adopted citizens to reside in the
State tee. gears @Iter being nutwrulised,
b:Jore they cGa ro'e, was adopted by a
vote Of % to o. This is Massachusetts,
Know NothinsiSm, and who doubts that
the Know Nothings Of California would
adopt n similar policy had they the pow.
crS That they have the will, their intol-
Grant course in this city, when they were
powerful and inSolcnt, clearly proves
The tlogging they received last November
somewhat cooled their arrogance, but did
not change their antipNthy to our adopt.
cd fGllow.citiErns. In New York tho
property qualification for negroes is not
only to DO al oliShcd, says the Albany ar
gus, but also the three years residence
heretofore required Of that class. This is
New York Black RcpublcaniSm. In ono
State five years is too short term for
white man, and In another three years is
too long torn for negro! Know No
thingism seeks TO degrade the white man,
Black Rcpublicnnism TO mako tho negro
his superior! These two wretchcd isms
arc about fhSing in our county TO make
common war against the Democracy
The contracting parties have not definite.
ly agreed upon the terms, but it is sus.
pcctcd that all things will be arranged in
u few"days, We will keep an eye on the
movements Of these worthless, and at the
proper time will expose their bargain and
intrigue, aud bring the blush Of shame
70 tho check Of some men who now stand
fair with tho people.
EARLY IN TuE FIELD.--The Bcnicia Ter.
GM says that Solano county intends to
present before the next State Convention
the nNmO Of Capt, John B. FriSbic, Of
Vallejo, as suitable candidate to repre-.
sent this State in the halls OF Congress.
Our friend Lent, Of Santa Clara, We TN.
dcrstand, will also hc a candidate. We
have differed from him in times past, and
may again, but wc admire tho man and
would go far to assist him. lie is true
to his friends, bold in the avowal of his
opinions, sincere in his professions, and
a gentleman Of irrCproachablc character.
lie will give his competitor, whoever hC
may be, tight race, Wo have heard il
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