Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-13
To the Democracy of Butte, PIumns, CO.
lusi aud rehama Counfies.

iusi and iehama Counties.
The Legislature having organized thu
above counties into the Fifteenth Ju licial
District, the duty will develve upon them OF
electiug a District Judge, at the approaching
September election
The present Judge of Butte county hav-
ing announced to several gentlemen that be
will be caniidate for that position, we
would caution the Democracy of the Districi
against being deceived into his support, as
he has used the official position given him
by 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 date. all publications
given 'y newspaper that relate any proceedings
hal be bad ia this court, AMI all notices of the
sale of prop rty by virtue OF any decree issuing
OF this opri, sh1 be tis and given in the .NOrth
Californian paper published in or willie Butte
Cnun'y. The public .lions to be weekly. and at rates
not exceeding IN ,se ixei by law for state prn ing
Signed, JOS. Il. N. LEWIS. Count, Judge
Drcera Der IL. iss'6
Attest the FOREGOING true copy OF the record
MILES CHAPLIN Clerk If County Coart
BY NJ II. DAaRAcH, Deputy
The following rule is taken from the rec
ords of the Probate Court:
RULE 6-Fron and after this da;e, all publications
given by "a newspaper, that relate any proceedings
bud be ad N this court, and all notices OF the
sale of property 10y virtue of any decree issuing
out o this court. sblll be made and given in the
North Ctornaii., paper published at Orov.Ile in
Butte COUNTY. The publications he weekly and at
not exceeding those fixed ny law for the State
printing. Signed. JOS. n. LEWIS
Judge + Probate.
Attest the foregoing true copy of the original
from the record. MILES CHAPLIN.
Clerk of Probate Court:
By NJ. II DARRACH, Deputy.
During the canvass preceding our NUM-
cipal election, this official orgln 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
prnciples-men whom the darkest hour has
never appalled,. Even the Democratic Key
stone Club, of Oroville, whose efforts secur-
ed Democratic triumph in Oroville last
fall, ard have contributed all in favor OF
tHO OVuOSihSJ az Jul iiuHioifii cleS'loH
have not escaped the malignity and misrep-
reservation of Judge Lewis official organ
The officers and members of this club were
assailed and misrepresented by this official
organ of our County ,dge, until the club,
aud the Democratic party Of Oroville arose
as one man, and hurled back the defamation
in strong and unmistakable language
At their meeting on Saturday night, the
club, among other resolutions, adopted the
following:
Peso ued. That we recognize in the cour-e pursued
tle NEW PoLITIrAL ORGANIZATION, called the
'EoPLE's PARTY all that is iRdepatc'eRf FAVOR
OF w IGGENY. BLACK REPuBLIcANIsM KNOW
NoTHINGIsM. and everything III It is opposed to the
success ofte Democratic party, and the furtherence
OF its great principles.
Resottei. That IN I'll BUTTE RECORD we acknow
ledge firm consistent exponent of Democratic
pies he faithful advocate of the interest OF the
Demucretic party-w rthy of confidence and
support. JNo. F. KIM IEL.
President Dem. Key stone Club.
CHAs. G lIrBBARD. Sec's.
We present these facts to the Democracy
of the District, in order Il at they may not
be deceived into endorsing with a Democratic
nomir alton, man whose official influence is
ven TO aid and encourage the base ibellers
OF Democratic principles, Democratic organi-
z ton and Democratic men.