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Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15

H. HLToN.--The enemies of this gentleman,
and he has not a few of them, particularly
among the Know Eothings for the active part
he has taken against that foul ism, are circula-
ting report that he joined the Know Nothings
at an earlyday and his name may still be found
on their books. It would be no difficult mat
ter, nor would they hesitate, il it would ad-
vance the interests Of Know NothinRism, to put
the name Of any good Democrat on their books.
They have done 30 in o number of instances
without authority. They know that their party
is hateful to the people, and that the most ef-
fcctual way to kill of prominent Democrat
politically. is to charge him with having been
a Know Nothing. So far as Mr.. Hilton is con-
cerned, we will put the report TO rest at once.
Two years ago. when Know Nothingism was
at the zenith Of its power, when it was carry
ing everything before it, when few had the
strength to resist it's allurements, Mr.. Hilton.
zoe EHOsO Gad dare his trGdUcers to deny Il, voted
and worked xealously for the entire Democratic
ticket. He was one of the few men. whom, in
| that hour Of deceit and treachery, we could
trust We placed in his hands for distribution
the De1ocratic tickets for his part ofour coun-
~, and he faithfully did his duty TO the Demo-
cratic party. Had he been tnctursd With
Know Ncthingism, not . ticket would he have
rocetvod from US. We knew We could con6de
10 him. and our confidence, The result nFoved.
was not misplaced. 30 much fov the UilIy and
insidiouS charge.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15
Aug. 10th, 1887

RN6' AHeAp ASts'
President Cary in the clair.
Prcsrn,-Ald. Tannewnld, Gowen, Jones,
Swan and Burma.
Minutes Of la.t meetings were read and Ap.
proved.
All Gowcn. from committee on Streets and
Public Places made verbal report regarding
side walk on Main street above Stony Point.
Committee on building house for Hope Hook
and Ladder Co. reported progress.
President Cary appointed Aid. Tannewald to
Gil vacancy in Finance Committee.
Ordinance No. 50, "Granting certain privile.
gcS to A. Harper i Co. ;" Was read by sections,
blanks filled, and passed. on motion u Aid.
Jcnes
Aid. Swan moved to instruct the Marshal to
procure the services OF competent person and
establish the grade Of Vain street above Stony
Point, under the superviSiOn Of the committee
on Streets aud Public Places. Carried.
Tho following billA we're read and ordered
paid: J; d. BooP. e2s ~; = Prayer, % 30 ;
Henry Bird. Sl5 90; - EuEinb0ng. @l5 %.
hoard adjourned.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15

What clever set of fellows, In the es-
timation Of Know Nothing candidates, are
our adopted citizens, before an election !
They are good men, true men, well'mean-
ing mcn,-most cStimablC citizens, and
entitled to ~ much consideration as a
native born American" 1t is true that
the faction to which the Know Moth.
ing nominees belong, proscribcs and hates
them, but the nominees say they ought
not to behcld responsible for the action
Of their faction. 1t is true that every
man Of them solcmnly swore, "in the
presence of Almighty God and these wit
nesscs," that he would never support for
"any ofie Of Honor, Profit or Trust" a
naturalizcd citizen. II is true that they
still adhere to their obligation, and are
bound by it to vOtC for members Of the
order" whether they are honest, respect
able, competent or not. It was n mere
form, however, prescribed by the Order,
and submitted to reluctantly, Oith a
mental reservation" They are, always
have been, always will be, the firm friends
Of adopted citizens, before an election, but
not longer. They believe in Know Moth
ingisn, worship Know Nothiugism, adore
Know Nothingism-When not candidates
but so soon as they receive nominations
they find it polite to change their scnti-
ments In the council room they are
fierce Know NothingS--outSidc Of it they
are anything or nothing. Men Of such
accommodating principles are now ask
ing the intelligent masses 10 throw aside
their prejudice and vote for thcm Are
they reliable i--can they be trusted ?--do
they not teach and practice duplicity:
DO they act up to their obligations Have
they the honesty, the manlincsS to get up
before the people and tell them frankly
their real sentimcntsi They hare not :
They know that they dare not utter the
same sentiments publicly that they have
no hesitation in ustcring in the privacy
of the council room.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15
COaFt ~ Sessions.

Hen; Jas. johnson. Judge J.J. Green =,
August G,h.-Thc People vs.. q. .HIo
For selling merchandise Without licen.s 'GesS is \,
olation Of an ordinance Of the city Of hls.'M, hl% W
vile Vi, 1udS%fn. m q the CoSr: bSlow r.vcsS
August sth.--The People W. II. VI. Raah
Perjury-Tried and acquitted. ~"!Oe>
Auguat lOth.-The People W. Antoin. O.
tcttcr--AsSault with intent iu commit 10y
Tried and acquitted. "'urOer
The People vs.. James Murray--I,urol.,.
Convicted and sentenced to three wear. in.y
onmrnr ia the States Prison. t""
The People vs. John Swart1--ApDeal -.
justices Court--Judgmcnt below revSf..S SIOo
TIL" People vs.. A. T. Lee ct nl.-NaE,;...
MiSClicE-TIird aud acquitted. ~'OS'
Adjourned till next term.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15

To TIE Know NOTHlNG NOMNEEs.-As
you are candidates, gentlemen, and are
eager to get the support Of all parties,
We will ask you question or two, which
you cannot with show Of manliness re-
fuse to answer. Did not each of you "sOl-
emnly promise and swear" with your
right hand raised, your left upon your
heart, that you would always use all the
influence in your power to defeat natural
lied citizens who might be candidates
for Officer" And did not the "Judge Ad-
vocate" warn you that your 'Oath is reg
istered in Heaven, and at the peril of your
souls you dare not violate it"P Two
thousand voters of Ell Dorado, whose sup.
port you seek, are waiting patiently for
an answer. Come, gentlemen, let US
hear from yon. If you took tho oath
have the manliness, at least, to admit it.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15

~ TEE n ,S, o.1ms a.. s.non N.nnOE :hs ne. : pcp
generous supply Of iced champagne. rs.
"Gem" has long been famous E,E the Gns avsI
ity Of It's wines, liquors and cigars, and a.
suAvity and skill Of its har.ksepsr, and We ~
pleased to be able TO announce 70 our ''smilina'
friends that there has been no change, 10 olISe,
respect, under the new PrOprietOrship. Il i
still The Gem,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15

DsLIcioCs.-We are under obligations
to our young friend. James J. CLARK, fos
q bottle cf pure and sparkling wine
II is useless for US to speak Of its excel.
lent quality, as Jim keeps no other thaA
the best. Give him a cali; he has .
splendid stock Of liquors which he disps
scS Of ut wholesale or retail.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15

Ma. BRUNTRLD.-An anonymous scribbler, whose
statements would not be believed were he TO attach
his real name to them, alleges that Mr.. Brumneld
the Democratic candidate for District Attorney, re.
ceved fees for certain cases in which the county was
party, which services he should have rendered q
District Attorney II 10 scarcely necessary to contra.
dict such bare faced falpehood. Mr. b. waa NOT
District Attorney at the time referred too but was
employed BY the Board Of supervisors assist the
then District Attorney. As District Attorney he was
instrumental In preventing anonymous ScribhleF and
his partner or employer from getting considerable
sum from the county to which they not entitled
and hence the base attack. Were Mr.. b. 70 receive
the endorsement Of the men who are traducing him,
we and the Democracy Of n Dorado would be strong,
y tempted to vote agalos him, for they court cor.
ruption and are ateeped IN lniAmy.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15

THrkvKs.- Our city 10 swarming With tAisvea
Several houses hare been entered Of Aaa,- -aO1
several robberies committed. Nr. Q. 3. Bar
ney's room wAa entered at the Keokuk HousA
on Tuesdoy evening. his carpet bag cut ocec
and el,730 taken therefrom. Thua Gar. ,Aa
thief has escaped detection. Our eitiaona 4
well a. Police must be on the alert.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15
CauntH App0lntmaIa1a.

PasouAL.-JoB. @. McKIBBEN. the favorite Of the
YOsag Demoeraoy, our distinguished member Of Con-
Nase. aaA JAMns 3. HARpENBERGR, who has done
6o esaNO eams ssEvee" and who deserves the thanks
81 u Demecracy for hls active and unceadng efforts
u hshalf es The Dem0eratc party, paid visit
Wednesday lAst, on the following day Joined Col.
WOlae u COloma, and yesterday returned to this
place. aner team Of Democratic nags Il would be
oi9Iealt 70 and IN California.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15

DalomATo kAEIY-The Democracy had . glori.
- sns On Thursday night at ColomSs The meeting
0As large and full Of enthusiasm. Col Weller was
Ing aom fatigue end extreme Aoarsensss, delivered
nSasgly spe0eA, which vas listened 10 with profound
0satoa and WAsFScelyed with the velIest applauAe.
u viii have telling erect. Able and interesting
sReeSAos WeFe alse made BY MessRs. williams, Dick
nson, Waldron, and others, and At . late hour the
meeting adjourned. We have not time 70 SAY more
81 present
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15

DoS'T BstIEvB IT.-The rumored murder Al
three men in the neighbOrhood of GreSuwool
We are not disposed TO credit We heard 4 =
SundAyan went 10. the SheritF-s once 10 ~
the particulars. II was news to the ofacSN
and they assure us that they have no infoFw0.
tiOu with regard 70 the matter. other IAa0
runlCF
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15
Aur. eth. 1887

Aug. eth. 1887
Board met, rreseu:-Ald Cary, swan.
Jones, GUwcn and Tannewald.
=. T. Gage appointed Clerk, pro tenn.
On motion, Aid. GOwen was called to the
chuir.
Moved by An. Jones that the Board proceed
10 the election Of President. Carried.
Aid Cary and Swan we're appointed 80 tell.
era.
On the frat ballot, AID. Cary received four
votes, and AID. Swan One. Aid. Carey was
therefore declared elected Presidsnt Of Coun'
Gil.
Moved nv Aid. Swan that committe be ap.
pointed TO investigate with regard TO the pro.
prvty Of building house for the Hook 4 Lad
der TO. Carried.
Board adjourned.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15

0AA-on Monday evening last the Common COun.
Sil Of this city passed an Ordinance granting the
privilege to Asss. Harper Co., Of Introducing gas
into cur SIFeets and business hOuseS. This will be
SOuEcs Of great benefit 10 the city and convenience
% oR oIassas We undsTusAnd that Il b the inten-
do sGlsosEs. Harper Co., 70 proceed 70 the i'm.
nsAiaAS erection Of thek works and In . IsW months
YIN b prepared 10 furnish consumers with gas.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15

The American party is opposed To degrading
the native.born 70 level with the iuterdts
hordea Of LrisA Pdpists and German inGd.'S
tphich infest our country.-LouisviQs journal.
The Journal is the organ Of the Know
Nothing party Of the Union, and its SEN
timents are endorsed by every member
Of the Order. The Democrats do not re.
gard it as DEGRADING" to be placed upon
level with lrishmen and Germans, but
Know Nothings, their organ tells US, do !
Among the ''ILLlrERATE HoRDES OF IRISH
PAPIsTs ANc G5hAAN NEIDEIs" are found
some Of the purest mon and brightest in
tcllect Of our country. the peers Of any
Know Nothing, however high he may
stand. Charles Carroll, of Car-olltOn,
was an "Irish Papist," but he Was none
tho less a. loyal an American as over
brcathed, and was esteemed and loved BY
the pure patriots and eminent statesmen
who signed the Declaration Of Indepcn-
dencc. They would have looked with
lofty disdain and intense disgust upon
the selfish, anti-republican creed Of the
Know NOthings. With heartfelt pleasure
they welcomed to our shores the Hamil.
tons, Latayettcs, Steubens, PulAskis, and
scores Of others They did not stop to
inquire whether they werC "Irish papists
or German infidCls"; they did not pro.
pose 70 prescribe them; they honored,
respected, rewarded them gave them
position and power. Know Nothingism
says they are unfit for Office, true Amer
ic0nism says they are not What Wash.
ingtOn did and the patriots Of the revolu.
ton approved, Know NOthingism savage
" denOunces. The Democratic party,
following in the footsteps Of the illustri0us
patriots Of '76, with unabated confidence
in the integrity and intelligence Of for.
eignCrs who come to our country to make
it their permanent home, welcome them
and treat them as equals, not interiors.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15

Who turned legal rioters away 10 the
second ward in this place, because they
refused to submit to an arbitrary and u.
legal decision Of the Judges of elcctioni
Not Q Democrat
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15

FRoM CARSON VALLEY.-On Thursday
we were visited by Mr.. Gilbert of Carson
Valley. Mr.. G. left Genoa Wednesday
morning. He reports the mass meeting
held in that place on Saturday last to
have bcCn largo and enthusiastic. Judge
Crane made an eloquent speech and the
meeting adopted resolutions and . me-
mortal to Congress in favor Of creating q
territory in tho Great Basin. The meet.
ing appointed Judge Crane . delegate to
urge the matter on the attention Of the
President and Congress.
The train Of Col. Cook from Missouri.
with four wagons and three hundred head
Of cattle, arrived in the Valley on Mon.
day. The train report pleasant trip
having had no difficulty with the Indians
and lost but little stock.
The improvements on the road over
Lake Valley summit are progressing rap.
idly, and when cosApleted viii make Il ss
good = mountain fcsd As there is in the
State,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15

EArIRR CcrSrT ARora-rhe Arvws, amer ~
pension of three weeks, In consequence Of he seme.
val frUm COlOmA TO this place. made lie appearA0es
on Thursday last. Il is neatly printed, ec0AHssel
with ability and DsmoeFAte 10 politics. u has saP
besa wishes for iIs success.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15

Coon SALEs.-On Saturday last, George F.
Jones, Of "No. O." sold to his regular custom.
ers, 6Dl0O pounds Of groceries and provisions.
Mr.; Jones, the same day, purchased (, 1000 lbs.
OF fresh butter, which, be informed us. would
supply his regular trade about one week.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15

cAuF MVEuKo o-0n the 9Th insG the NJ T. CAuFcA
commenced an old-fAshloned camp meeting near I'M
city, which attracted crowds Of xisitOrs. o. fA1p
day vas adjourned 70 the church In The city, WhssO
u 10 still In operation. MesWs. Brigga, DisHl GAIA
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15

CHARLsY BAAHs has been Carrying on gen.
sFal system Of internal improvements" iH Ais
store. Hs has rO-sAslvsd q and greatly in.
creased its capacity fne holding goods. he
hes, BY the way, iuSa received tFcIh stock ol
crockery, ETC., aSacag which wO notice some
msguihcSutSSts Of CKiaa ware.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15

RoNBED.-O On Tuesday evening, betweea n
Dorado rnd Diamond Springs. a German Was
robbed of SO. bv three scOWndrels, who pVV.
acnted their Icvolvers aud demanded his No.
nov
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15

D0m0eT1tae state Central CommiGtee.
Ths following gentlemen constitute the Democratic
oeaAs Central Committee for the ensuing year:
eaeFamsnto-v. Z. Gelger, ,. Forman, J. u. Sulli-
van, gscrAmsnto City Post Once; Peter Dross, Mich
leaa Bar Post 0fAce.
Gan Vfaneisco-T. Foley, II. D. Truett, J. p. Hoge,
Rohaet @. Page. San Francisco Post Ofnee.
n Dorado-D. ". Gelwicks, W. II. Smith, WIN. A.
yssuaSy, PAcsFvrls Post 0fAcs; A. 6t. @. Denver,
Ooloma Pest Office.
TuOlumne-A. n. Francisco, Sonora Post Office.
NsVAda--e. II. Chase, Nevada Post Office 8. g..
Lewis, San Juan POst Office
eaiaVeras--A. II. Putnsy, MuTphy'g Post Office.
Ptacer-J. Anderson Auburn Post Office.
Yuba-T. D. Reardon, @. ". Bloor, AaFysville Post
@sAiyou-E n. Steele, Scott's Bar Post Office.
Ia JoaQula-H. Z. Higgins, elOcktou Post 0fnee.
yfesao&R ?. Hart, MilIerton Post OfAee.
Uubao-Ihomas A. Turner, Orovlle Post Office.
los Angsi0o-y. ". Shore, Los Angeles Post OF nce.
eonomS-J. u. Hudspeth, eouoma Post Ofhee.
TFnity-A n. Kreider, Weaverville Post 0fnce.
esrra-FraucIs Anderson, Downieyille Post Ofnce.
Amador-T. A. Springer, jackson Post OfAce.
SAnta Clara-Wm. Mathews, San Jose Post Office.
csnteA 0ostA-A. 2. Nsioney, Marines Post Of
Gee.
Piumas--w. D. Sawyer, Quincy Post 0fnce.
eutter--S. r Warrington, NicolAuS Post Office.
Del NOrte-C. n. ThOrpbury, Crescent City Post OF.
Gee. -
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15

AmivD.-yust before going 70 press (FridAy after.
Aooal Ocl. Wa1xA, the noble standard-bearer Of .
sna esaens Parry, o. "1isn ne is worsny 70 Ce
00@sA hy - Deaoc1acy.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15

THE BoARD OF SUPERVISORS have been h
session during the week. - . Board Of EQuAl.
xation. and will continue in session during thS
next week.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15

FINE PEAcHns-On Thursday. our esteemed
friend, ChaunCy NOtewAre. presented us with
two Of the finest peaches we have seen this sea.
Son,-one being 8 and the other 8 y inches In
circumference. They were from the orchard oi
Mr.. Miller, Coloma.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15

DRY GooDs.-We invite the attention Of our
lady readers to the advertisement of Mr.. Sulz-
bacher, successor TO Lee, Harmon 4 Co. His
stock Of dry goods, carpets etc., is not surpass-
ed in the State, and he is polite and clever
gentleman.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15

IN CAHY, ore Of our most energetic huslnsss
men Aas been elected b. the Doard Of AIdsSmsn
tAoar President We oeaTaeulass tAs BOsTd upOn
SAa sseetION Of tAs gentleman as their rrssidnT o.
eeR.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15
-. - hDVA EU VI AAEN
Placerville, August llth, 1857.

Northumberland Stanly, man Of pious
meditation and study" as he himself modestly
informs US, the champion Of negroisn who, for
the desperate chance Of being elected Cover
nor, is not indisposed to suhy an honorable
reputation which he acquired 10 good cause,
who once, before he became the slave of ambi.
ton and the sentimental instrument Of fanatics,
occupied an enviable position, will tonight ca.
ter to the preiudices Of the negro-worshipers
and prove recreant to the land that gave him
birth. To such depth of degradation does
ambition lead vain and vacillating men. To.
night he will, to secure the votes Of men whose
principles he sincerely-had he the manliness
to express his true sentiments-detests, sneer-
ingly 0llude to what he was taught and what
he promised to cherish as the 'sapple Of his
eye"-the people and institutions of the South.
Tonight he will prove that while he was in
Congress he was hypocrite, or that he is now.
In 1852. on the floor Of Congress, he said, that
the faction with which he il now acting, "IS
UNPRINCIPLED AND INFAMOUS" and
intimated that "Jo0la and r00Wss" elected the
idol Of Black Republicanism, Charles Sumner,
U. s. Senator. In the same speech he applies
every disdainfGl and insulting epithet TO Mr..
Seward, the head and front Of the faction to
which Mr.. Stanly belongs. Now these same
"unprincipled and infamous fools and roRues, -
are the bosom friends Of the "man of piouu
meditation and study!
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15

The Meaars. Tracy, Of Wells. Fargo, = CAS
Express, have our unaffected thanks Ior no.
merOus IAvOrs during the past week.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15

Lam OvRR,-The communication Of f"CsousAavSAs .
the proceedings Of The Carson VALLEY mssSiua, SSA
other articles are forced 20 lay over untM uOSt
week, "Usquehaugh" viii greatly chllgS ~ Sy oO0-
tinuing his favors.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15

QU1cKsIIvIR.-A quicksilver mine has been
found between Indian and Grizzly Valley q. .Plu.
mAs county. Largs quantities Of cinpsbsF lie
on the surface. and is being worked 70 gccd
advantage.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15

CorrER.-A cope! mine has been discover.
cd in Shasta county, between Pitt and CloOd
rivers.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15

No WArHH la consequence Of . break n Ne
south York Canal there s no water II the roesEVsh
o! the PaceFVile Water Company
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15

ALuH has been found in large quan nGities nSAs
Campo Seco, Calaveras county.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15

THIRD IMPoRTATIoN.-L. Kline, the enterpri-
sing proprietor Of the 'New York Store" is
now receiving his third importation of goods
for the present season.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15

DIsrRIcT CoURT.-The District Court will
commence its next session on Monday, he
gath instant
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15

CDAP.-Finep peaches hsve been selling, from
wagons, during the past week, at l6N ctS. per
pound, Last we'll, they were cold $3.50 cents.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15

Thanks to Ed. McCAnn for daily 6les Of Sec
rAmento and San Francisco papers.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15

To ARRIvE.-A. Kahn d Co. will receive TO-
day large invoice of fashionable clothing
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15
Bridge Notice.

NOTICE b hereby gives HAT ws, the uadoFslgse4s
IN oWners o. the WEBER CREEK BRIDGE, will.
on the tenth day oe eeptsmhoR next, Og a. eOon
thereafter - Ws can b heesa, aaR b ~ HeaAra'
ble Board Of eupsrvisoFs ef = DssSAO 0saalV, o. .
renewal Of License 70 ksep sAia xen ME-.
gVARg . 0AR
Weber Bridge, August 10. 1857.
ID CHAe. ". RARNES
buy your Groceries and CroekeFy Of
CHXs. ". bARNgS
Buy your Groceries and CfockeTt oe
CRAS ". HAnND.
Buy your Groceries and CseckeEg,ef
OEAk ". DARNE0
Buy your Groceries and Croekegy of
OaAs W. DARNk&t
Buy your Groceries and CreekegY e
Buv your Groceries and CrOekoEy Oe
-CaA4 W BAReEA
Buy your 6eOcsries and CEoekssZ ef
CuAA ". HARNEA
Buy your Groceries and Provisions Oe
OAAe. ". RARNRa
Buy your croesris' and cseSae.y q -
Buy your Groceries and crOekeEy si
CRXA " RAANES.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15

DIED-At GFlssly nat, On he lltA lnsl. 3. G.
CLA00ET' EsQT late Of Ksntueky, aged AAsss -
years.
In this city, on the Ith instant, Of typhoid Rva.
Mr.. CHARLES D. kANNEI, late Of ConneeaIeus
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15


As the consistent Col. ZabriSkie will
address his negro.worshiping friends and
associates this evening, It may not be in
appropriate to ask him il he still believes
that the party he is now acting with ''has
been organized upon a dangerous and
reckless basis" 3--still believes that "all
those who connect themselves with il,
however modified and apparently reason.
able its prssSnt views may be, will be
compelled eventually to adopt tho views
and principles Of the ABOLITIONlSTS
Of the North"H Do you believe, sir, that
the wrctched faction with which you are
now acting, whose principles you arc now
advocating, whose candidates supporting.
.if successful, may strike down forever
the glorious superHtructure Of liberty:
Do you beliovc. sir, as you recently Hs.
serted, that its PURPOSES ARE
TREASONAFLE"H Did you not, sir
"warn your follow. citizens to como out
from among the Black Republicans and
he separato"H These arc questions. Col.
however embarrassing they may be, you
can neither avoid Tor cvadc. II. when
you, on May the 10th, 1856. asserted that
their purposes are trCasorablc," mi>rcp'
resented and traduced them, you owe
them an apology, and ought TO publicly
rctrNct what you falsely, we will not say
maliciously, stated! Are you an .t0d-
htiOnist. Col.r II not, why stump the
State in favor Of "the views and princi-
pies of the Aholitionists"? We don't
mako these charges. You, sir, you Col
Zabriskie, an intelligent, you will not OBJ
jcct to our calling you .trdeiOus gentle.
man, publicly, openly, boldly made them
against tho Black Republicans, and We
but repeat your own language. Youpro-
fcss 70 dcspise an Abolitionist and vet
you are the bosom friend Of their leader
and champion Of their "views and princi-
ples"!! You say that you have not
changed, they say that they have not.
and yet you all stand on tho same plat
form! You may be honest, Col, you
certainly arc inconsistent