The Placer herald., 1858-06-05

hoped that the final settlement of this dis
tracing question, upon basis SC purely
Democratic, and so strictly in accordance
with law and precedent, will enable all ma
tional Democrats, to heal their temporary
differences, and unite in solid phalanx against
the common enemy. Let US for the future
ignore all sectional feelings and not be
known as Northern or Southern men-but
as citizens of the whole Union, and boast
with worthy pride Of our membership in
party, that always has been-and during its
existence ever will be-the cement and bull
wark of the Union. In the Atlantic States
such disposition is decidedly manifest, as
will be seen from the following extract from
the Pennsylvanian
"RrGHr1No THEMsELvEs.-The Detroit
Free Press the "Ohio Statesman" the
"Cleveland Plandealer," and the "Louisvile
Democrat" heretofore violent opponents of
the Lecompton Constitution, cordially en-
dorses the new Kansas BILL but "a union
with Black Republicanism having no terros
for the "Press," it ranges itself with the
New York Tribune" and COL Forney will
consort hereafter with the Greeleys and Gar
rsons."
apprehend that all who are still adher-
ents and follow the fortunes of rule or ruin
The youthful and brave!
will for the future entertain no more fear of an
alliance with Black Republcanism, than does
his file leader Fornev. Broderck will now be
enabled to come out in his true character, and
indulge to the fullest extent his long repres-
sed, but ill-concealed abolition sympathes,
and predictions and whilst am in this CON
nection, l will mention that King David him
self ''in propia persona will arrive in the
State about the first Of July; and his dutiful
subjects are mourning TO effect preliminary
organization Of his forces, both to receive
him with ali the honors and to fight under
bis banner in the future; accordingly yester-
day in all the conspicuous places about the
city, large posters were seen, calling upon all
the ant-Lecompton Democrats to meet in
the evening in mass meeting, to hear the
addresses of a number of Democratic speak
crs: it was subscribed Democrats of Sc.
The concoters of this precious scheme, eXhib-
tied commendabe degree, of both tack,
and economy as the stand was erected i'm
mediately under the very particular window,
of The Lyceum Theatre, at which the Band
gives n oratnious Serenade every evening
before the commencement, OF the perform
ance; the advantage OF this selection was
evident, the music cost them nothing, and
they were sure, Of an audience Of two or
theec hundre! who have for a long time
Teen noticed, TO congregate there regularly
every evening to listen to the melody: up 10
the commencement of the proceedings it was
a matter Of considerable speculation, among
the outsiders, or more properly administra
ton men, who had collected near the spot
| from motives of curiosity. Who were these
great guns, these Democrats who although
they could MT claim an utilization to that
party, farther ba, k than the summer Of 1856;
were about to arlagn the action, and motives
of Democratic Administration, and that, too
after they bad been fully endorsed, by
Democratic Congress. such unm;tigated i'm
pudencc, and presumption, would excite AS
tonishmeut, at any time, but more especially
at the present. when all good democrats,
should he supposed to be inclined to close,
than widen the breach; at eight O'Clock or
thereabou.s, seven men cad in dark ranent
and bearing with them the emhlcmatic ac
compartment of them dimly lighted lanterns
might have been seen ascending the steps
which leaned against their totterng Platform.
Having mounted to the sumit. Mr.. Lansing
b. Migner, Formerly collector Of customs at
Benecia under Pierce. turned out for H.
N,'ism and afterwards Guager in this city
under Johnston, and now if You believe him
dem of C56) nominated Alexander Camp
bell ESQ. Qate from the Sandwich Islands,
he went there abou. two years ago: proclaim
ed himself citizen, and run for Judge, was
not appreciated, came back, and is for Dave
and ''torninsl" Buchanan all the time) as
chairman of the meeting, and having been
pronounced duly elected by the deafening
ayes of at least six "short boys" he proceed
ed to deliver an oration in the usual Blood
and Thunder style, during the progress Of
which he was agreeaby interrupted by
wekin splitting cheers for Buchanan.
Gwin, and Scott, in reply to feeble pipings,
for Broderick and Mckibben, that had in
the course of his remarks. been ELECTED from
the Short Skies" 10y this time it had be-
come painfully evident to the parties on the
stand that at least 4O8, of the 500 persons
present had 'come to scoff and didn't mean
to pray; fzzle was inevitable, their only
safety.was in adjurning as speedily as possible,
Niger was chosen secretary and, by the dim
uncertain light of two dark lanterns one
held by that honest incompatible unwavering
anti Know Nothing! Democrat of SO! Gen.
Jas Quentin of Sam Estil, and the other by
their equally Worthy! conferre l. John Nc
Dougal; proceeded to read a resolution,
empowering the chairman to appoint com
mittee Of As, to make arrangements for a
mass meeting, to be held on some future oc-
cassion, the vote was taken and lost by
large majority; the chairman did not ask for
any nays but the boys were "hossess," and
would neigh, in spite of him; The chair