Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

Three years nf famine would change the form Of
government nf oIir half The nation. of Europe while
~ many v, arS of abundance wOI'd enable tyranny
hdOHbk' he haFkh,HN n TroHg IHG OI,i,rcNSi0H.-
let thr uIri''ri wuri raise - vuirr tu Heaven in
prayer 0f thank fulncsS Tor tS bounty to the husband
man.--GOittH Era.
\ pretty piece Of business indeed, for the
"unitcd world TO be engaged in The Era
calls upon the "untcd world to raise its voice
to Heaven ina rayrrnf tIanklulncSS for tyran.
ny, wrong and oppression" Good crops, it
says, "cnablrS tyranny to double its burthcn Of
wrong and "prrcssion,' aud the oppressed
ought To "raiSr their voices TO Heaven III IL
PRAYER of tlmnklulncss" for that which brings
along with its other blessings. tyranny, wrong
and oppression" We ARE endowed with an
extra amount Of lumility-our heart is over
flowing with "tlc milk Of human Kindness"
but not with n quantity sufficient to "raisc our
voice to Heaven in u PRAYER Of thanklulncSS"
for the continuation and pcrpctua,i"n "f"wrong
and oppression" Give It's light crops and IL
free, happy people, in preference to good crops
and slavery and depreciation. II the " form Of
government of Onclhalr the nations of Europe"
were changed, the people would be frccr, hap
pier, more independent and enlightened, and
We will j"in in II PRAYER to Heaven for change
Of government of onc-half the nations Of Eu-
rope, but not for " wrong aud oppression"
The IH1""TrW' Dnmo ,H says Kirk has rcur-
ned aud denies having intcrfrrcd with the imniyra-
tim. We cdn lruIc he has. and intend TO do it, if
our citizens Wllrlp us -I9nh"HS .iIgUS.
Why call upon yUIr citizens To assist you in
getting the proof? You say yon can get it,
profess t" be very indignant ut Kirk, und yet
intimate that unless your citizens help you, you
will let the matter rcst Is proof costly ar
ticlc? DO you want To he paid for doing your
| duty? According to Your statement Kirk has
| greatly injured the citizens Of Pumas county
your friends and patronS-has induced the
| immigrants to cut your county-has violated
his instructions and used his official position
solely for his own advantage, greatly to the
dctIllncnt of the interests Of the people Of the
State generally and of Plumas county partcu
larly, and you can prove this but won't, unless
the citizens of- Plumas "hrlp" you! What
Kind Of "hclp" do you require? You can
| prove that Kirk has done wrong--d0 it, the
merit will be wholly yours, and you can certain
lyrrly on the gratitude 0fthc citizens oiPlumaS
| for your pay If your services are worth any
thing they will be rrpui,cd. Show your disin-
tcrcstcdncss by getting the proofon your Gown
hook" Don't, We beg Of you, wait for your
"citizcns to help" YOU.
| We are indebted to Col. lI,NnY for IL copy of
the baltimore .fmrt,th, onr OF the nblGSt, most
consistent, reliable and respectable journals
in the Union. 1t has ever opposed the Demo-
| cratic purity, bit its opposition has always hccn
| characterised hv moderation and fairness. No
journal in the United States commands greater
| respect, wiclds II more powerful influence, 0r
has II finer reputation with thcud line Wings,
| than the .imtFicM. Ii rarely indulgCS in per
SonaliirS nor misrcprcscntS its oppnnrntS.--
II thus nlludcS to the scwd letter Of the "t0riv
| three Connecticut mCmnrialist>" NhO not sat
isticd with the calm and dgnicd reply Of the
| President t. their first ClliCIUuS and impudcnt
letter, seek annihrr opportunity to obtain no.
toricty by writing rCiolndcr, hrh for Silli
| ness and ignorance il unrivalrd and which
| has drawn upon them the rdculc and scorn of
the rejecting and patriotic Of ull parties. The
| .lmpricW says:
| TINS CuNNnrlrtT F'nry.TnnEE AGMN-Thc reply
nf the f"rty three Connecticut ,mrmuraliSts to the
PRESIDENTS letter tH rrrtauly great affair II meas
nrt hy itaphgth, hut II ia rrAly quite lame IT
slrngthy. Tile reply is remarkable, principally, for
the declaration that they did not mean by anything
| In their memorial To charge the President with viu-
laon Of his official oath If the memorial they ad-
| dressed Mr.. Buchanan did not mean thnt, what did
II mcnn? TIL" charge Of violating these duties which
he had sworn tn IL rt"rm the very gi> and spirit
Of their complaint, aud that such its nrnt and
meaning IL Is SHEER f'lly in the mcmuriaSts now Ia
deny They would gladly nee themselves from il,.
mputatnn 0fhavur charged the Pes dent with ~ ru
but It is too late, LH',d ScIiihr m"n'f-,hc record
rcmainS nnd they cannot erase what is writtrn.--
They feel the rhrul us nut 10 say d, spicabc Sua
| tim In which they have been placed by their mrro-
ria and the Presidents letter. hut they have lacked
the discretion tn sucr their castiIainn IN silence
As Tor the remainder ~ the reply ofthosc famous me-
moralis,s II s hushc Of claiT without as far AS we
have been able tu discover the solitary grain of
| wheat which it might he supposed should be- found
in Il. II lcLs alike logic mauliness an, candor, nj
in cthod, style and substance Is scarcely worth crit
ics. 1t is feeble shrek for Kansas sinothcrcd in
sea OF diluted platitulcs They say In conClisior
IL needless to prlnng the discussion, and We must
therefore lid farewell to the immortal Forty Three
| for Is unnecessary tn prolong remark upon their
lust impotrnt production,
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| DIcEST a nf hiS h.p oil