Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-08
Omuills DaiIq Autte Reture.
no the democracy of Butte, Taumas, Coz
lusi and Tehama Counties

lusi and Tehama Counties.
The Legislature having organized ths
above counties into the Fifteenth Judicial
District, the duty will devolve upon them of
electing District Judge, at the approaching
September election.
The present Judge of Butte county hav-
ing announced to several gentlemen that he
will be q candidate for that position, we
would caution the Democracy OF the District
against being deceived into his support. as
he has used the official position given him
10y the Democratic party, to sustain an or.
ganization that has ever opposed Democratic
principles and Democratic men, as will be
seen by the following orders and rules cop.
led from the records of his Court:
RrLE.-From and after this dale all publications
gwen 10y newspaper that relate 10 any proceedings
had or 10 be hhd IN this court, an all Of che
safe oi property by virtue of any decree issuing out
oi this conr shall be mad" and gwen in the "Nofth
Californian" paper published in Orovie. Butte
Couny The publications to be weekly and al r,tles
NOT exceeding those fixed by law Tor state prniNg.
December IL. 1856
Attest the foregoing true copy ol the record.
MILES CHAPlk, CLERK If County Court.
By VI. H. DARRA'H, Deputy.
The following rule is taken from the rec
,ords of the Probate Court:
RULE 6-From and after this date, all publications
given by newspaper, that relate to nny proceedings
had or to be tad IN this court and all notices OF the
sae OF any property by virtue of any decree issuing
out ol this court, shall be made aud given in the
North Caornlan, paper published at Orov.lle in
Butte county. The publications to be weekly and nj
rates not exceeding those fixed by law for The State
Irinung. signed. JOS. n. LEWIS,
Judge PrO5ae.
from the record. MILES CHNPiN.
Clerk of Probate Court;
by NJ. DARRACH, Deputy,
During the canvass preceding our muni-
cipal election, this official organ of our
county Judge, who received his position
from the Democracy, was laden daily with
infamous ISLANDERS upon the Democratic par
ty, and of men who have ever been firm and
consistent in the support of Democratic
principles-men when the darkest hour has
never appalled,. Even the Democratic Key
stone Club, of Oroville, whose Efforts secur-
ed Democratic triumph in 0roville last
fall, ard have contributed all in favor of
the Democracy at our municipal election
have not escaped the malignity and misrep-
resentation of Judge Lewis official organ
The officers and members of this club were
assailed and misrepresented by this Uffical
organ of our County J-dge, until the club,
and the Democratic party of Orovile arose
as one man, and hurled back the defamation
an strong and unmistakable language.
AT their meeting on Saturday night, the
club, among other resolutions, adopted the
following:
BesoiUed. That recognize in the course nursned
ny tue Dtiiy NOsM (al,forhiIn' in the lnnorI M
Inc NEW PolITlrAL ORG ANfzATION, chilled tb.
"PE0fLe's PARITY GH that is tndep.ndent IN FAVOR
OF WHtaakKY, BLACK RtPuBLfcA A>IsM Ann kNo,v
NoTlIiNaIsh aud everything that is opnospd to the
success o' 't Democratic party and the furhcrence
oi its grent ptinclpes.
Resotref, That IN The BUTTa. lEcoRp We ncknow-
ledge the firm and consistent rxronent Of u, moor ,c
prnciplesths faithful ayocne of the Interest of The
Dtmoeretlc party-w,r rthy of our coui,icnce md
support JNo. +, KIM QEL,
President Dem. keystone Club
CHAs. IUEBARD Sec'y.
We present these facts to the Democracy
Of the District, in order that they NAV not
be deceived into endorsing with Democratic
nomiration, man whose official influence is
given To aid and encourage the base llbellers
OF Democratic principles, Democratic orcani-
zAti0ns, and Democratic men.