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the Grecn Mountain State years ago the oIlowp
amusing incident occurred. very -nsturcl, quar-
relsome person concerned in street brawl night
and got blow from somebody, which resulted in a
black eye and suit for assault and battery. In the
course OF the trial. of the plaintiff called TO the
witness standa regular chip of the old block about
fifteen years Of age The boy testified to some know
edge of the aay, but conldnt give many particulars
the night was an exceedingly dark one. - "A AZ. s
Now, sir, said the crossexamining attorney, Twill
you venture to that your father was there at NIL
ir :. Yes, sir; know he there AS f sHr
" But you say you did not see him, nor hear him
speak how, then, did you know he was present =
III "Whyrfu tell you Just as came out OF the gate
heard Joe Smith the decndaDt holler out There goes
the old devil and knew he meant dad.
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WAGGERY.--Some time ago, on the Sabbath day, We
wcnded way to of our churches, and instead of
heard address upon missionary other
benevolent subject After the address concluded
two brethren sent round with basket for contribu
tions Parson L----, who Of the basket bear
es, taking the side upon which sat. Immediately in
front and upon the next seat ncggently ccne our
friend Bill Il, gentleman of infinite humor and
full Of dry jokes. Parson L. extended the basket
and Bill slowly shook his head.
"Comc William, give us something" said the Par
son.
'.Can't do il, replied BILL % 81 y
% Why not Is not the good one. Ft8
''Yes; but not able 70 give anything"
q Poh Ioh know better; you must give me bet
ter reason than that .gl a a g HHi
" Well, owe too much money! must be just before
am generous, you know.
50 But, William, you owe God larger debt than YOU
any one else " :, 7tdN m ay ts
a That's true parson but then he dam pushing Ike
the baiance Of my creditors.
The parson face got into rather curious condition,
and he passed on. Ia m ao @4 n
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A Chinese maxim says; We rcquirc four things for
womcn--that virtue dwell in her heart that modcsty
play on her brow that sweetness flow from her lps and
industry occupy her hands
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MODERN LANGUAGE GES--Profcssor DANlEl. t.
l GR0uX Teacher Translator languages
a9 French Spanish and German No 22s Penn avnnue ote
WIZARDS Hotel. mr. 2o-d9mo
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I'll IN +. ~
The rain fell ia heavy showers last Monday and du-
ring the gioonest part OF the day the Middeaged Man
standing Lord Napier pohdcrng the spectacle
of mortality presented by che iess form of te late
Hon. a. H. Bs@ton 1t vesy touching ts those
two forins grandchd buried with him. the iron
man, the indomitsblc Benton the resolute will that
would not cease fts work even while death busiy
removing the fstclngs Of his earthly tent house and
the little child who had hardly looked upon the life il
ci>d to leave iOf tho two perhaps the child had
least case for regret for il escaped Of conflict whose
pillows had only been heard at distance while the
aged n%n had been long tcmpestt tost in its most
stormy attitudes that he had learned 10 love It's ruest
gales II very Instructive season and when the
clouds parted In thccveng and drevealcd the STARS CLEAN
ing plncdiy though there Life death,
btion teus to dash their ugcc oontendpg
Aexandcrs and Napoleons, Burkes and Bentons and
lis,aces wealth and station between Napicrs and the
Middle aged Man. took from its honorable place the
pipe that was given me- when Afossy head ia old
Heidelberg by fellow chore and filling and lighting It,
my reflections like all sublunary things ended in smoke
while comfoed myself with the echo of old Bursch
song 4f
an Bravery, live II, hurrah, hochl
Els IIo who counts the co.t ere the bale hour ~
VIII bascy stoop 10 the hand Of power; III
Free is the Durschl ~ tt H 4i
anl ,ursclnn zeal, live thou hurrah, hoch
Til the world Is consumed the judgment day
Betyae, Bursclen, and sing for aye p ai Hfit
Il .
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NEMoRlALs, PETITIONS, Er.

The reason for offering this amendment was that by
the sixth section of the act Of May 1920 all contracts
entered into behalf of the government must be made
under law authorizing the same, appropriation
adequate to their fulhment except contracts for the
Quartermaster's department. and he simply proposed to
repeal that exception. ~
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dcned with rcvelaton-a discovery pines for uttef
ance Il go IN dread Of public fesstings aud civic
tions for am the coming sp~u for whcn perczcd ct
gems have been looking declare IL n ugc iette, oh
Union that CRY, Eureka and hy mcis Mtaa a
The Police Pr0b}om S0iveAi. ana e
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WASliINGTON ART ASSOCIATION. The Sec
wv Annual Exhibition of Washington
open the Gallery between 18Th and nth streets
from 10. TO 10, y. m.
Admission To be had principal
bookstores and hotels, q the door.
Dec 25-dlf Hi
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On motion Of Mr.. ). GI ANCY JONES Of pennsylva-
MIA the Committee Of Ways and Means was discharged
from the further consideration of the memorial Of James
b. Stcanan Printer of the House and ID refcned to
the Committee on Printing - i'tRb'3 ~ aa3
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

The ALLEGHANIANs.--ThiS excellent COM
pany dill not meet with that cnc0u ugemcnt
here That We anticipated. Their concerts arc
certainly of high order, infinitely superior
to most we have listened to for long while,
and yet they had but slim houses. Hard
times, the scarcity Of money, the political
fever, which is raging furiously here, and the
interest manifested in the revival that is going
on in the Methodist Church, may have been
the cause Of their meeting with such indifFer.
cnt success. We are no judge of music, but
in our opinion the Allcghanians excel most Of
the concert troupes who have visited our
State and been greeted with crowded houses.
MIR. StGpcls performance on the "curious
and newly invented instrument alone. is
worth the price of admission. We commend
the Company to the patronage Of the public
everywhere.
p. s. We learn that our citizens have ten.
dered Miss tiiitert complimentary benefit, to
come of at the Theater on Monday night. and
that the sweet sOngstress has selected some of
her choicest pieces for the occasion. We hone
that she will have . crowded house. for she
richly deserves 1t. "IIer voice il attuned to
harmony, and the liquid melody that flows
from it. is rich and rare treat that noun.
tain people seldom hear,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

T0AST WITH New DRESSING. the meet.
ing, says the Sierra Citizen, held by Fornry
and Mckihben, to "cn,lOrse :. the. hitter, in
Philadelphia, and after Joe had described how
he was dragged out Of a coyote hole and ruth
lcssly driven. by the "white slaves Of the
North, " to the State Senate and to Congress,
Forncy toasted Senator BrOdcrick as
THE li"n'hearted embodiment Of the manly State
which he represents"
= "Strong sense, deep feeling. passions strong.
hate Of tyrant and Of knave;
love Of right, . scOrn If wrUnE,
or coward and Ut slave "
We can paraphrasO this 10 that II will apply
to the toasted and the tOastcr:
The Pewter-hearted disembodiment Of the manly
State which be does not represent.
Wrong sense. deep dealing. passions wrong,
Bait for aycOphant aud for knave:
Lover of tight, thorn" Of atFt,nR,
"blUwhard" and a shave"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

a. SHLItOHNiAs u DOEade County
Gendant. @NWs Oe-
virtue o. IN Execution issued out Of Justice Hes,
- y MAyentaun' COuEt 81 kelse Tow nSRiD in sSiI
ana state to me DIRECTED, In hveF Of lorSester
9 LoIsGsch and again Matthias frett, have seized
MesS saey In said township and county, inions &
On the 2lst Day Of August, l0se.
AZ II o'eoek A. NJ ell the right, title - issssS,,
or at any time theFcarr.in and 70 the lUwir~ 1eSr
Sed properly. e sit; One Log House and one TFSSs
nO9se, lying and being situated in Soap Weed vaIsy,
~ Aesey Township, County and STATE aGaFvOaId "A
more pcItienaSlT kpowR as "Nathias Frett's ktOTo
House, -fogethsr With ali the appuEtenaneeS there:
+ Spanish Fiat, sAis 18th day Of July, A. D.
80 JAMES il. hUGHES,
tSV" CesstablO Of kelsey Township.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31
SheriN'S Sml~.

RY virtue Of execution issued ou, Of III. cl.,h,
once Of the Hon. District Court of the lIth il :
dleal District in and for II Dorado County ON jndr
%eot RENDERED o. the l0sh day Of May, A. D. lass, IA
Isv0I u JOHN rERSHBAkER end against C. HiX'
q; ID. Han, d. w. GrI~ieks, n. T. Bsel, cSsriss n.
abbott :. W. Johnson, 4. b. Carson and r. v. Ciark
jointly, and against said defendants C. Iix Chsrlss r.
Abbot ". GelwieL', z. B. Canon and 4 Y. Ci@rk'
.ePa' MsE, ior The snm Of -Four Hundred and Seven
teen Dollars, with interest thereon at the rate az ten
Rss PA cent. r. ann%m, from the IOh day Of May, 4 u
Ic' !"gStner With the SUM Of One Hundred ani ThFvC
and 'Sl0O Dollars. coss Of suit and Seeruipe eosSS
or, sa upon and will expose Public sale At the
ON the 22d Day Of August, A. D. 1858,
~ soeiCch ell the right, title, interest and slain
Q! me said g. HIN Ct al o. In and 10 the S,llSwinS De-
S property lying and being In Salnon Pals 7swn-
nip' COuny Of Il Dorado and State Of CalloFnia Il
to s,c ssna Ranch on the road leading fO& Colsna
Syringe kanch said road, known a. the sSN. Ny
Ranch /" being 30 Acres Of Land, with larTe Yrsns
Barn. House and all other ieApEoS euasnIs thereon.
she'iHs Once, Placsrvills, JAY SlS1, 4. D. 1858,
Z. DOGARDCS
-, sheriff Of Fl Dorado County Cal
~ ny IL b. HOPKINS, Deputy.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

Jimmy Frazer, of Cynthiann, KY, our loved
old home, is not forgetful-G God bless his gen
crosity-of his old friends in California, who
ne deprived Of many of the luxurics of old
Kentuck. lie and Aaron Kahn-it is a mys-
terry to us how Aaron's huge heart finds room
in his small body, unless he is all heart and
his actions go far to prove it-agreeably sur
prised us by sending to our address. free Of
cost, caSk of pure old unadultcratcd Bourbon
whiSky-the delicate and nutritious ,toOd Ken.
tnckians are " fetched up on" In silence and
in tears we drank to the memory Of our old
home and the milk" We so seldom now get
in its purity. Jimmy, your present chcered
our heart, sOothed our phelinks, moistencd
our eyes and-played the devil with US gen.
rally. We treasure it "as the apple Of our
EYE" and only Use it on extraordinary occa-
sions at a birth, marriage or Democratic
victory, We bring out the "big hellied bottle"
and drink to "all the world and the rest Of
mankind.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31
Tho Coloma True Republican. a Black

Tho COloma True Republican, Black Re-
publican concern Of the first water, has hoist
ed the BrOdcrick Republican ticket at the
head Of its columns Nearly oil the opponents
Of the Democratic party are working for the
Broderick Republican candidates. The Colo.
ma Republican is acting consistently in sup.
porting the nominees Of the boilers. They
arc ell BrOdcrickitcs; BrOderick agrees and
votes with Seward, and Seward is the head
and front Of the Republican party. The Re-
Publlcans in convention have endorsed
BrodeTick's cOuEsc-denOunccd the course Of
the Democratic party. During the late ses.
sion OF Congress BrOderick always voted with
tho Republicans, never with the Democrats
and If we are to judge man from his acts we
are forced to rank BrOderick with the Re.
publicana
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

BnLrrn-Thc Brolrrickitrs in the counties
Of III Dorado aud CalavcrnS. says the Sono'a
h,mocroi. Lo!tr.l Democratic conventions and
set up for III mse.vcs. II will avail ia, IN no..
thing. They tried the same game in 1854,
under the ski!ful management Of their doggc,l
chief and accomplished thcir-.lrftat -
Such will he their inevitable fate this fall
They may As we'll attempt IN dam Niagara
with ru>hc> as to stem the current Of popular
enthusiasm in favor of Buchanan and the Ma.
tional Democratic party. They may make
new nominations and call to their all the Black
Rel ub lean tl,mc "f the Statc-thcy ina"
fuse with all Eartion> and iSnIS--tiev NAV
howl themselves hoarSr over the "Iccomltu
Swntllc, PIRATE "f their attachment To- the
d"rti in"s of ">quatter sovereignty and 9TH
or kindr, d matters, still the Democracy will
triumph over th'm, assume any gui>e they
may. tits the same old enemy --trcac lirroi,>
Inscriptions, rrvcHs' fu'. The lions skin
will not cover thur dtformitirS. Cuder any
and all G,IiScs il is uralultrratcd Nro.lc, j, K.
ism, and ErOdclicAi>m is but another name
for Black Rcpub.rani.m.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31
JERRY
Common Council Proceedings.
Mayor Jones Presiding Present Aid. Salm,
Roy, Clark and Carr.

Mayor Jones Presiding Present AID Salmon,
Roy, Clark and Carr.
TrEsD\r. July 18th, 1883
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved.
The C"mmliie' On streets and public places re-
ported and recommended the construction 1T nunc
on Pacific street.
Aid. Carr, moved that the repor, "f the Commit.
tee be accepted, and that the Street Commissioner
be authorized Ia construct iume. Carried.
The c"mmittcc ON Ordinances were granted fhrth.
or time.
The Finance Committee reported on the following
bills and recommended that they be allowed
J. \. Cag~in, IS; Alex Hunter. g. ~; Chris.
tim Bros S2l NJ McC"hran. 81 w; Louis
SwarIz, Fl 10: J. Williams, e. 81.
The bonds 81 Thee. F. Tracy, rs Treasurer and
as one OF the Funding Commissioners; Of Alex.
Iiuntcr, us City Marshal; OF Gen. r. Jones. as one
Of the Funding Commissioners; At Il. II. Herman.
dez. us one Of the Funding Commits .oncrs; and If
J. }. REYNOLDS and ". ). urnett. as Policemen,
were !rad and 0n motion Of Aid Salmon, we're &C.
copied and ordered ON hle.
Report Of City Collector received and on motion
was placed On file.
Adjourned to meet on Tuesday evening next at
O'Clock. u. II. HERNANDEZ,
Clerk Z. G.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

In Si>kiyou county the lr~!crirhitcs cut 4
sorry figure. They had not members enough
in the county convention to form = corporal
guard; and yet the nigg,r.worS .iping Sacra
mrnIo Fni"n irsili'u>!y mrt> to create
the impression that Brodc,ick is pc; ular " iIh
the uiruu;.in men The i'ni"ne emit,
against thc Democracy is relentless. Sucakinr,
Silakc.'ikc. II has the i'll bit not the hUnrS.
~ or couHcc to opcIly ayow its bigger w"r,
Shipping sentiments. so long ar the R"pub.
lican> pay it literally FIR doing tlir dirt,
work 50 lorg will it Independently - assist
Bred richi>;n. Al g"rd men. "r whatever
Iarty. regard it, >yc"phanry, its dnp!ic,,y with
int,n>c nhh"rrtrcc.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

Nor So PuTN>T As ANTICIPATED. The cry
Of "muh >iilS. SAYS the Shasta Republican,
50 udu>tliorS!y raised by the Frederick Re.
publ al papers in California. sisnally fai'cd
To- carry the State in tn 'latrpIimtry meetings
Of the Democracy. Mcnwhu have n,ver i'nc
days wG,k are loudr>t in claiming l." b.
mud >iS. Wh'n. in Ca'ii in, did Da,iG
G. Er~lc,ick labor for 4 living! Give u>
some evidence OF his being mud sill. lf>t'i-
King from the shoulder. halot.box stuit:ng
and abusing Democratic President con>ii.
tur,> mui sill, then indeed is Frederick just
" entitled IL the name, aud proudly and w"r-
thily does he wear it, ard it we'll bccomes
him.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

Who is Chapmanf

RESERVOIR Hill, July %, 1853.
MEssRs EDIT0Rs: In cnrsOriiy CHANGING at
the proceedings Of the Brodvrick. Republican
Convention, published in the Sacramento
Weekly Onion, ! noticed a highly tigurativc
and wOnld-bc expressive speech, evidently
gotten up for the occasion, hy Mr.. Chapman.
Now, McsSrs. Editors can you, by anv pnsS,.
| bIlIty, tell me whether he Is the same Chan
who was wont to figure SO largely in our pre-
clnct! II so, may be permitted to ask the
orator few questions! Did you not, during
the Presidential campaign Of 1856, on this
Hill, get up, at the request of Americans and
Black Republicans, IN a Democratic meeting,
to reply to speeches made By McSSrS. Carprn.
ter, Lee and johnson! Did you not, in that
reply, try to give Stephen A. Douglas particu-
lar hi: Did you not style him "a HttLr.
m'"erG0te, mean, contemplate and incipient
gMnt and did you not, there and then,
Indignantly rcpudiatc the Kansas Nebraska
Bill as we'll as the Cincinnati Platform And
when interrupted by groan from big, burly,
curly-headcd specimen of the Emerald Isle
did you not threaten to "eat him I'D without
salt or pcppersauce?" And really believe
you had the disposition, but the pill was too
Foreign for your digestion.
Again, in 1857, did you not run as candi.
date for delegate to the American county Con.
vention. and after being beaten, dill y GU not
offer resolution " instrMctin0 tho deli 00trs
et4et to fuse With the Black Republicans, in
order tn defeat the nominees of thu Democratic
party? And il you are now Democrat
please state for the information Of the bows ON
tho Hill, some Of whom arc familiar with your
enrtG6Gs RntccedentE when, where and how
you were made one? By giving a categorical
answer to the above QUESTIONS you NAV escape
some embarrassing questions and never more
near from INQUIRER.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

COYorEs.-It is requisite that every inter.
est in our State should be well represented in
the councils of the Government, that ample
justice may be done to each and all Of them.
In this view ofthe case We are pleased to OBJ.
serve that even the poor, sneaking, skulking
specimens Of the animal creation within our
borders, designated above, have their friend
advocate and type in the Hall of Representa-.
tives We would suggest however to the
Democracy Of the State, that they hereafter
cease to drag their Representatives from
''cOyOte holes" and transfer them ITO the
Senate Of the State, and thAcc to the Con.
gress Of the United States" Tasteful and
poetic tOast-recently uttered at Philadel-
phia dinner by sOi dis0nt Democratic NJ. c.
from this State.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

Bear in mind. Democrats, that Messrs
Hume; Briggs and others, who one year agt
were members Of the Democratic Centrs
Committee, VOted GO1insktAs pGssaOs ofo re-
SEstiOH. offered by ThOs HssTilliamA endOrs
Ing the CINCINNATI PLATFORM. Nov
thsss same men claim to be the peculiar
&ssnds and advocates Of the very platform
they rVkssd to endorse one year ago -
What confidence can you place in the pOliti.
icaiinteeFity Of men who have not sufficient
hrmnaas Of purpose and steadfastness Of prin.
clpls 70 adhere to principle iGr the short space
0f@e ysarf -
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

WRoNG END CP.-A contemporary men.
tions political dinner, says tho Sierra Citi.
zen. at which a noisy Brodc,ick Republican
walked into the Administration without
gloves. " This is very explicit, to the effect
that he threw up his feet and made the jour.
nry on his bare hands, performance in
which many have indulgcd All the Oppo.
nents Of the Democratic party walked into
the Administration wrong end up; they
were compelled TO do it in order to maintain
the fundamental principles Of their undcmo.
cratic policy.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

We have been requested to state that tho
Reporter Of the Sacramento Union. in giving
an account of the proceedings of the Demo.
cratic County Convention, misrepreaentcd that
mart Of them which relates to Col. Handy
We have been assured by gentleman pres.
ent-we were not prcSent-that the amend
ment referred to met the appreciation Of many,
but that they thought il imprudent 10 offer Il
under the circumstances, and therefore re.
manned silent when the vote was taken.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

Capt W. Frank Stewart, one of our oldest
and most estimable citizens, has accepted an
invitation to become associate. editor of the
AorninO Call, of San Francisco Frank is q
ready writer, gallant gentleman, a genial
companion, generous to fault, and deserves
to be what unfortunately he is not, in tho
most prosperous circumstances. You have,
"old fel," for the sake Of "lang sync," our
hsartiest wishes for your success and happ,
mAaR
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

The silly story that Federal officers inter
fcrcd in our primary elections and that money
was sent from the Custom House to this
place to elect Administration delegates, started
by the Sacramento Union, it is scarcely nc
ccssary to say, is false in every pnrticu'ar.-
III Brodcrickites are rs easily aud chcaply
bought as the t'miO" intiMate$, they arc not
worth bnyinc, and it pays its friends and Ia
voitcS a sorry compliment by insinuating
that they are 'rnrchaSabir mater ial. L.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

We return our thanks to the proprietors o.
the Greyhound Saloon for bunch Of excel
lent cigars and pitcher Of iced champagne
This beautiful and favorite Saloon has been
re-painted and furnished in an elegant man.
ner. Its billiard tables are tp.top, and the
two JOhns know "exactIy how to do the mix.
in. without putin too much sweeten' among
the ingredients. "
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

Jimmy Turnbull was elected Assistant En-.
gineer Of the Fire Department on Thursday
evening. He had no competitor. lilo is a
practical engineer, an enthusiastic fireman,
and will do credit to his new position.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

"BMcKs. The generous and genial q en-.
tIeman who rejoiccs in this singular sObriq bet,
has our hesHty thanks for a very acceptable
present lie sent US box from CoIoma filled
with large and luscious peaches, and bottle
Of some temperance liquid to take with them.
we etc the peaches, drank tho cordial and
ierventy blessed the doncr for his kindness.
DO SO again, John.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

Read the interesting letter of "A Wild
Irishman" in to-day's DEMOCRAT. He has
returned from his proftlcss trip to Fraser
River. and we welcome MIN back with more
than ordinary pleasure to his old home. HC
Is one Of the most sterling Democrats in our
county, and we arc proud to number him
among our friends. Write often.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

Who repudiated the 0inei~~~s: Platform
in this county one year ago! The Broderick-
itcsl- Who voted against Maj. Hooks reso'
lutions endorsing Stephen A. Douglas and the
Kansas. Nebraska Act! Who electioneercd
and circulated spurious tickets against the
regular nominees Of tho Democratic party last
Septemberf Tho Broderickites!
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

The Democratic press throughout the State,
with scarcely an exception, condemn tho
BrOderick faction Of this county for refusing
TO 80 into Convention. The Sacramento
UHieH and kindred Black Republican journals
applaud them for their factiOus opposition to
the Democratic party. AS the Union has al.
ways opposed its principles, the BrOderick.
ties are welcome to its praise.