Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-30

1 SNSA4es 49esNA aA4Set4g S9AhuAh4
pasturIee" and ..undoceiHo the PrRsident
BY . IAiF expression Of the popular will"
An dramas, We ere told, should preserve
. 1csrtain unity, and the performance Of
puppstat 70 be tOleEable, ct least Be con-
sistenG We would admOniAh them flnal.
y that they ought to restrain their met
tlS" and not start OF before they get the
the wOTd of command. -
The course Of the LoMAtGin Democrat
has disgusted the BTOdesick press exceed.
iuEiy. They arc greatly offended at our
sustaining the policy Of . Democratic
adminiStration instead Of CchUtHg Mr..
BrOderick's abuse Of Mr. Buchanan end
the cabiuct.. We regarded the latter as
uncsiisd for snd unjustiiablc. We took
occasion to express this opinion in the
teEms that become freeman, and to ex-
pose the plot brewing to convert the next
State Convention into q pack Of tools
ObedieRt solely to the bchcSts Of Mr..
BrOdsFick, and ready to join in war up
on the President, bearing alOft the wretch
ed banner Of spOils and scctiOnalism.-
We wrote these sentiments, not for the
menials who wOrxhip their idol Of clay
and brass but for the honest Democracy
Of the mountains, who voted for james
Buchanan and the Union, and who mean
to sustain both irrespective Of orders TO
the contrary from Mr.. Broderick's head
quarters in San FTAntiaco. In this we
have given offence. We are not very
sorry for. IL From the men who COM
pose this faction Of Ofiice-brokers we ask
no quarter and viii give none.
Are We unreasonable IN our viewsl -
Let NJ 60 back . little and consider. -
Suppose that when the name Of james
Bachauan was before our people Eor Pres
.identlast All, Mr.. Brodcrick had made
spNecA 10 the good citizens Of Fl Dorado,
and declared that he entertained the high.
est regard for him % . statesman and Q
patriot; that he regarded Eremont's eloc-
as the death.kncll Of the Union. know.
nottingham a. wicked unconstitutional
proScriptiOn, and Mr.. Buchanan's q election
- new lease Oflife to the country; he
would have done what hc did not once do
by word or deed publicly in the canvass,
and his sentiments would have found
cordial response in the bOsoms Of our
UniOn-lOxing Democracy Suppose that,
not content with defining his position, he
had gone on TO say that In the event Of
his election to the ONCE Of Senator. he
ShOUld dcmzud the control Of the San
Francisco C0llectorship, and failing to get
u, wOud dcn0nnee the Iresideat public
y at Washington, and On bis return lend
all his energies TO undesmine his admin-
istxatiOn. What would have been thought
Of such o prcgramme3 Would not he
have been driven from our midst as one
who loved spOils more than he did De-
m6cracy, and worse even than the Know
NothineA and Black Republicans - the
natural enemies Of our party And vet
this is the very policy he has pursued!
And for denOuncing this, fOrsOoth! -
for sustaining the National Administer
tiOn Of Northern man ct time when
Black Republication and secret treaehery
eonspire to overthrow Il, We are accused
Of "SectiOnalism." Yes, Of scctiCnalism!
and that, too, by . crowd upon whose
hps the cry ID fresh that the President,
himself . Northern man, will appoint
none bat the "chivalry" to Office; and BY
the pavtisans Of . Senator who voted
against the fugitive slave law in our Le-
gislature, and by men who voted against
the kansas.N Nebraska resolutions, who Op-
pose for the high OlRcs Of Governor John
b. Weller, enc Of the most national men
In this StateI How do these men OF.
plain these Iactsl How dOes Il happen
that they war upon : Union adminisira-
lion, Union President; and By what
magical influence did Mr. Brodesick stand
90 vol with the Black Republican dele
CATION frOm 6an Francisco, that HE
friends boosted, in the Senatorial strueRle.
that he could g0t their eetes whenever Il
bsssNse AS0sssoevA How does Il happen
that Mr.. BFcderick has taken such pecu-
ItAT care never 10 dcuOuncc this party.
and has thus LEFT himself fun liberty 70
join u openly Whenever he chooses to do
20, without Impeachment Of his consist.
cncyl
We ano disgusted beyond measure with
this miserable bush hGhting.-wire-
working and indirect warfare. Let NJ.
BFOdesick 50 over b the Black Rcpubli-
cans where his feelings naturally Lad
him, and his powers Of mischief are gone.
We have no fears Of IN Open enemy
We have ne AeA4 thAt ~. BrodeFiek- Av
his peculiar style Of eloquence, will be
able % make any new oonvestsN 20 the
school Of Garrison and Grpely. Il is
enly as A.peolbssed member Of our party
that Mr.. BrodeFick possesses the power
% iqure It. Il u . noble testimony.
hOweyeE, to our glorious creed and 20 t6e
members Of our oeeanination. that NJ.
Brodefick nsxeR daEss- tGl unysil his a..
dgaa before them. He does mot dars
e6ma ehss the people and address them.
i ~ ~ z7..a...a sA-A SRNfA - AI.f- I---a-S
nating iutslI|gsnos and pSe4iUtlsu, h
could as least st SoanS enc of his moro
eEvdite tplleWefs 70, WTite an address In
tesesabls pbgAseology, and rsad & iron
ths etand e The expgsssion Of his own
aenHmentA Only 6ncy David upon ths
stump, stirring up The masses Sor spoile,
dsnouncing James Buchanan e. s &c.
ttoualist, and showing oR In o,r niidss
''ths metale Of hls CaiifOTniA paStVrsIs ~
WeguaEAAseo Ne should have 4 usFfset
ouepouEing TO witness the marvelleuk
spectacle Of the prince Of wire.puliers
condescending TO address the people. The
young and the old would turn out. And
I All naIr vninsnON ~aNAne - I.c..A 4 G--I-