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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01

Royal T. Spasue Esq, who formerly rep
resented Shasta county in the State Senate,
has announced himself as a candidate for the
Office Of Supreme Judgcship, subject to the
nomination Of the Democratic State Convcn-
ton. 1t is stated that Judge Burnett and Jo"
Baldwin will also be candidates before the
Convention. Baldwin Is an able lawyer
would ill the position most crcditably, and
seems to be gcn,ral favoItc with the Bar
and the people.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01

The Big Tree Road is tho road, aud 10 bound to
take the tg6el 10 aud from California IN the Valleys
East Of III Sierra Nevada NOunkains. gainrny II
Nho may I'D the sooner . Stage line is put on,
DE better II will DO for oil interested CILutsrGs
Ckr0RieI.
Humbugl Why, Mr. Chronicle, eight
months in the year the big Tree Road" IN i'm.
paasable, showed in, "friz up" Why is it, ir
the ''Big Tree Road is the road" that McsSrS
Yarnold and Thompson, the hardy and daring
Expressmen, prefer another and never venture
upon your bOasted rOutef AsMr. Thompson
has travelled over both routes frequently he
would scarcely select the worst and longest for
bis trips. A "stage limo put on your route"
would most assuredy Oust the proprietors.-
You will find it difficult to persuade capital
lists 70 embark in such ruinous enterprise.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01

PERsoNAL.-Messrs. Ormsby and Pacheco
the former the late popular aud fearless repre-.
sentative in the Legislature from SonOma
county, the latter the accomplished and unOb-
trusive Senator from Santa BArbara--paid our
city flying visit after the adjournment of the
Legislature. Mr.. OrmSby came up to see his
daughter and relatives-tho Senator to win
the affection Of one Of Placervillc's faircst
daughters. Judging from the elongated visa
ges and grumbling remarks of some Of our
gay but disappointed young male friends, the
Hon. was rather "too hcfty" for them; and in
short time we anticipato-we its no use to
increase the misery Of the "wrctch" and his
crowd Of Sympathisers. There's q good
time coming, boys" but you have waited too
long The prize has eludcd your grasp.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01

SEAtER oV WEIGHr~. &c.-Wc understand that
Will Hicks Graham at San Francisco. has hccn AZ.
pointed bv the Sccrcar, 81 Safe, SeAlcr # Weigh
aud Measures 5, IN Francist and other counties.
- .>tute Journal.
VIC do most sincerely hope that FL Dorado
is not included among the "other counties
mentioned above. We have u, mocrat> in our
own county equally ms capable and deserving
as Mr.. Graham; ind We want no outside RS t'
interfere with business belonging peculiarly
to our own people. II We are denied the
right TO select our own officers, we have .,
last the privilege to protest against the ap.
pointment Of strangers to transact our bust
ness.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01
On the 18th Day of May, A. d. 1855,
Administrator Sale.

NOTICE V hereby given that the uSAesysnsA - ~.
~ sssDoe Of order Of the Hoa. the FSsAois cSssS
for q DOraAo CeunIy California, Un, -
Saturday, May 90th, A. y. 1850,
A. :!:s. (. ~ 1.y a. y: L.: 1:.;s-:
county saeS 81 Public Auction. the IeOwine RRAG 80
PERSONAL PRoPKKTY bsiOOGns 70 As essSas 81 saA g.
ceased, - Vh;
An Of that valuable
Soda Manufacturing 8Stabliohmo@e1
Consisting Of One eOAa Factory Porter Heass DUSsg
HOUSE Ice ns0ss. anA OahsS improvements tOssAss Uak
the Lot Of Ground eontanng ahOSI acSel vDeo eA
.ss,h sISs ~ SsIS 49, n ~ ~ ssv~ q ,SS.
Also, One
Soda Apparatus and EiXHuEUUI
One eyvup Boiler Syrup Cane soda DoXso; large ~
Of BOds and Ale hotties and ether appuEtsnSSeee aSA a.
Also, One SPAN Of
Large Fine HorOoei
two Sets Wheel Harness; I've ssts Lead Harness &C.
esngs DO: One -Four. Heres epsinG Wae0a; I've I've.
HOTss Ezprsss wAs"Ds One RlAInS saAd's GAA TvO ~.
dles;
Four 1EulesI
Pour sets pack Boxes Three sss Pack oaaAes SsA vs
lures; One Hay Cuiter One Ice CAsss I've DsS 0aOvss
and Pipes and rny Tons Of Ice Of supertos qualify.
Also Ali Of that Highly Vauabe Properly kSoWH ~
Pilot Greek Ice WorksI
Situated on Pilot Creek abOut eighteen mles Rasa e
Georgetown in said county consisting Of LaFss RA1g1
v0Ik with Dam perfectly secure and Psrnassne; I've
Large Ice Houses, capable OF containing any oeoeo P
ply Of Ice One Dwelling Houae and otAbe toguehsV WlA
the pre- emption claim OF ONE HUNDRED AND lxTY
ACRES OF LAND, upon which sAd property b dlaaaeA,
about Acres Of which under tsnee. n
largest portion Of said claim exeeent QuAly 81
GRASS LAND which 10 surrounded BY heavy erSVtA 81
Pine Timber Of superior quality. well Sdspsoa NJ Csas
Also. One ICE noUsE'AND LOT in the City Of Flssse.
Vile, In said county and State lying and 6sing ~
North eide OF Centre street In ead city and Oae6g twelve
and one.hAlf Q2k) feet and extending baek (Aa eA1e
width noFhWaSdly TO the Centre Of Hahga0Wu Crss -
feet lees bounded the Wees ~ aey oAgeo
feet vide, and the East BY the lot owned ~ J.
w. Salmon together with the privilege Of 0aA aley
and ell and singular the improvements and apVaao1esO
thereto belonging.
All the above property free from ncumhsanes = aay
kind and possession will be given TO the purchases wiAsss
delay.
The present Lessee Of the above mentOasA prsPsty.
whose leaSe expires prior TO the day Of sale, eong
extensive anA profitable business. Therefore, . Pase
chance for fortune 10 here offered, 10 psFSons deOO 81
engaging In said business.
The undersigned the right 70 reject any ~ b.
may deem inadequate and lees than the fA cash vaos q
the property.
TERNs:-An sums under $3.50 %, easA; Svss tAss
amount onethrd cash and the balance IL three oee E
months with interest ct the rate Of and ONs'Aat PS
cent. per month, with approved ecegrhy:
Public Administrator for n Dorado C0Wtys 81
Piaeerville, May lst, Iebe.-ttdI
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01


The people Of that town, fPlaccrviiiel aided BY
sacramento have done wonders already, in bring.
ing the very worst pass through the mountains con.
SpIcuouSly into public notice; they have rolled away
rocks and cut down granite, bull. W bridges and
worn out stages, 10 the cost of Dorc than t75,0oO
already, and still the road 10 as difficult " get over
~ the pass Of st. Bernard in the A!ps.--!Sdn An.
GrAGS LndrpSndrnt.
The Independent has given us mere credit,
much more, for libcrality and enterprise than
We claim or arc entitled to. We admit that
our citizens arc liberal and energetic, have
done much towards improving the road and
bringing the very best "pasS through the
mountains conSpicuously into public notice"
but they have not expended on it ouc-fourth
of 076, 900. Had they expended S75, 900 on
it, It would at this day have no competitors !;
the Big Tree route would scarcely ever be
mentioned-nevcr Travelled over. II is noto-
rious and undcniable fact that not before the
first Of June can wagons pass over the Big
Tree route. 1t is true that late in tho sum.
mer occasionally SOLITARY horscman may be
seen, on the puffed.up Calaveras route, but
teamsters rarely venture on It. The people Of
Carson Valley certainly know which il the
best and shoTtcst road to California, and they
invariably give the preference to the "wagOn
road via. JOhnson's Cutoff" II is unreason.
able to presume that they would select tho
worst pass through the mountains" to reach
California. The nero assertion Of the indie.
pendent carries no weight with it, in the face
Of facts which provo it to be incorrect, to say
the least.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01
AppolxrxENr.-A R. Melony, q good and

APPoiNTXENT.-A. r. Melony, . good and
true man, and one Of the most uncOmprOmi-
sing Democrats in the State, has been COM
missioned by Gov. Weller as State Controller,
and filed his bonds in the Office Of the Secrc-
tAft of State on Tuesday last. lie resigned
his seat in the Senate on the last day OF the
session. The appointment is most excellent
one, and the Democracy throughout the en-
tire State will commend Gov. Weller for Sc.
lecting such a competent and honest man for
the position.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01
Cnmmnn Council Proceedings.

PLAcEEvILLE, April 70, 1883.
President Cary presiding Prssent-fnll Board.
! Minutes Of the list meeting read, corrected and
adopted.
Alderman Burns from Committee on Fire aud
Water, reported recommending the immediate pur-
chase Of 200 feet Of hose for the use OF the Fire De-
pnrtmcnt Report adopted.
Alderman Jones moved that the Committee 0n
Fire and Water Re instructed TO purchase $40 feet Of
hose on the best terms. Carried.
The Finance Committee reported upon the follow
ing bills and recommended their allowance; John
Bush. for Recorders fees, cal Is; H. Bird, work on
streets e. ~; Mountain Democrat, printing, US 3D.
W. BaTtram, lumber, e4v7.
Alderman Swan moved that the Clerk be In
structed 10 publish notice Of an election To be held
on the first Monday In June, for the election Of city
officers, according to the provisions Of thscity char
ter. Carried.
Alderman Jones moved that the Funding Com.
missiOners he instructed TO procure the necessary
blank bonds and certificates for funding the city
debt, according tO the provisions Of an "Act Tor
funding the Indebtedness Of the city Of PlacervllS
Carried.
Alderman Jones moved that Q committee Of two
be appointed 10 close bargain with J. N. Douglass
for the purchase Of lot on the corner Of COlnma
street and the allev Carried. ThereupOn the Chair
appointed Aldermen Jones and Swan said Commit
tee The Council then adjourned until N O'Clock
Tuesday evening.
"WEDNESDAY, April 20, 1858.
President Cary presiding. Present, Aid. Jones.
Burns. G0wen and Tannenwald. Minutes Of last
meeting read and approved.
Report Of S. T. Gage, late street Commissioner,
received, read and adopted.
Finance Committee reported upon and recon-
mended the allowance Of e34 l6 TO 8. 7. Gage' Esq
in full for official services.
Aid Gowen moved that the Secretary be In.
structed 10 draw orders in favor Of the Policemen
for their salaries now due Carried.
AID Burns moved reconsideration Of the reSo-
luton passed by the Board on Monday evening ap'
. of tern IN CIO 4
J. NJ Douglass, for the purchase Of lot on the cor
ner Of CnlOma street and the alley in the rear OF
Herick Block. Carried.
Bond Of T. F. Tracy for city Treasury waA read,
accepted and placed on file. The Board adjourned
to meet on Monday evening next at l.2 O'Clock.
VIZ. JONES, Clerk G. c.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01

Petition in Insolvency.

STATE or CALIFORNIA, County Of n Dorado the
~ CnMnty Court IN and for said County D. W.
sTRoHN vS. HIS CREDITORS
In the matter Of the Petition Of D. w. strshn, an InsOl
vent Debtor -
Pursuant to order Of the Hon. James Johnson Judge
Of the Court Aforesaid notice h hereby given to ell the
creditors "t said lnsOlven D. W. strOhn. be and ap.
pear before the Court Aforesaid In omen Court Al the
Court House Of said County In the City Of Pacervis on
Monday the Ih day Of June A. D. 1885, ct the hour Of one
o'clock 2 NJ to chow cause, II any they can, Why the
prayer OF said Insolvent should be granted and an
sgnent OF his estate be made, and he be discharged nom
MS debts ana liabilities In pursuance Of the Statutes In
such case made and provided and In the meantime Il 10
ordered that al Judicial proceedings against said InsOlv-
Witness my hand and the seal of aad Court here.
H. 81 n Hxed at ONCE In the City Of PaceFvIls ths
9Th day Of April, A. D. 1883.
A. D. wALDR0N, Clerk,
By 0oDEH eoUiR8, Deputy ClsTk.
I. r. HoVEIEV, Attorney N PStitoHsE
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01

Ned Neblctt-" the last rose Of summer Ol
old Whiggery, social cuss, " and one OF the
most popular men, and deserYedy 20, too, In
old Trinity county,-almOst gave In his adj
hcsion to the Democratic party on the adjourn
ment Of the Legislature. Mr.. Briggs, the
sarcastic and eloquent speaker from Ana!Or
county, formally announced his determination
on the foOr Of the House to hereafter co opcr'
ate with the Great National Democracy.
We welcome both gentlemen--Ned Subsc-
ouently informed~us he intended to act with
the Democracy--with more than ordinary
pleasure into the Democratic church. We
copy the remarks Of both gentlemen from
the proceedings Of the Inst day Of the session :
Mr.. Neblett--As il seems most likely that shall
be- the Last member Il the old Wing party, elected
A. auch, that will ever hold = seat in this House.
allow me TO return my thanks to you for the treat
mrut have experienced at your hands since have
been amOnRat you. Allow me " say to you, AZ
Felix did " Paul that you have 'almost persuaded
me TO be . Christian" Loud Applsuss.I
Mr. Brggs-I stood BY the old party TO which
the gentleman referred stood BY Il when It went
down TO an honorable tomb, wet BY the tears OF
Thousands and millions Of the best citizens Of the
nation. But can go farther than my friend from
Trinity and say that verify thou nAsT persuaded nae
~ be 4 Christian; and now belong TO the great
National Democracy. Great Applause.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01

CrBA.-A Washington correspondent Of the
New York Courier and Enquirer says that
the plan Of the Executive with reference to
Cuba, is to send special Commissioners to
Spain with comprehensive powers to demand
redress for alleged injuries, but to offer TO COM
pound for them by the payment Of very lib.
eral indemnity for the session Of the island.
II is whispered by tho knowing ones that
Spain il not unwilling to sell the island to the
United States, but that England and France,
through secret agents, Nrc throwing every OBJ
staclc in the way Of n pcaccablc transfer Of the
island. Each covcts It, and hopes to obtain it
Gro long. Both fear the power and influence
Of our country.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01

-- FERMENTATION. the morning Of the ad-
journmcnt Of the Legislature Mr. Briggs, OF
AmadOr, in neat and feeling speech, prcscn.
ted Speaker WhitCIidoG with a magnificent
English lever gold watch. The inscription
reads as follows: "PrCsCntCd to Speaker the
Hon. N. E. WhitcSidOS, a. . token Of friend
ship from the members who served with him
in the Assembly Of California, 1885," The
watch Is very heavy cased and valued at $500.
On receiving II Mr.. WhitcSidOS briefly return.
ed bis thanks.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01

SHOCKING DEATH or A YouNG WoMAN. We
learn from tho OrovillO Adrertiscr, that a
young woman, whose namo could not be as.
ccrtained, was thrown from horse on Butte
Creek and killed. As shc fell from the snddlc
her foot became cntOnglcd in the stirrur, from
which position she was unable to cxtricatc il
before the horse took fright and ran. She was
horribly mnnslcd, her brains being scattered
on tho ground, and leaving a clear trail to
mark tho course Of the frantic stccd.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01
ConatahIASa Sale.

DY virtue Of an execution Issued out Of Justies c.
ID Twins Court Diamond Springs Township, Il Dorado
County, State Of California, 10 directed. IN savoT OF
}. W. eMlTH and against BUCKNER eEI0LER, ! have
SeISed and will expose 70 public sale on
Saturday, May 22d, 1885,
A. 10 O'Clock A. NJ trout Of the United States Hotel, IN
the village Of NsWtovn, Diamond Syringe Township Il
Dorado County and State OF California; the following de-
scrbed properly to Wit All the right title ana Interest OF
RAck Smith Shop situated In Newtown, one door wsS Of
the United atAteS Hotel, Diamond Springs Township,
O. D. RRo0cKR Csasaabss.
Diamond Springs, April seth, lsSs.-ltdl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01

PoLTTcAL PULPIrs is On unprCccdcn.
ted and lamcntable fact, says the New York
Journal n Commerce, that two Territories Of
this Union arc now in rebellion against the
supreme authority Of tho nation. II is still
moro lamcntnble that the rebellion in ono of
these Territories Is countcnanced and encour-
aged by men at the East and North. who
claim to be good citizens. Indeed, without
this encouragement, the rebellion never would
have existed. The teachings from the pulpit
and the press, counSclling resistance to law,
Conforming the decisions Of tho Courts, and
virtually proclaiming that every man is his
own Awgiver, have not been lost upon the pco-
pie. The ultimate consequences are yet to be
seen. Politics should never DO introduced in
to the pulpit, and tho moment minister for
gcts his sacred calling and delivers political
discourccs to his congregation. he becomes q
mere political brawlcr, forgctS his clerical
character, and should at once be dismissed.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01

E. C. V. BALL.-This "anccnt and honora-
bic ORDER" which numbers among its mcm-
bcrs tho distinguished names Of James Buch-
anan, Stephen A. Douglas, Thomas Hart Ben.
ton and William II. Seward" celebrates its
6000th anniversary on the goth inst. at the
Oriental Hotel in Mud Springs. The G. R.R
J A. Of tho Order Of the State, Geo. Pen
Johnston, Esq, has been invited to deliver an
GRAFTON on the occasion, and we presume he
will comply with the wishes Of the Order
It will undoubtedly be . magnificent ball, az
the members Of the Order, in all parts Of the
county, take deep interest in it, and are nm.
king arrangements to turn out in full force.
As none but members in good standing will be
admitted in the ball room, the N. G. II. Of
Lodge No. Q Of this city has called special
meeting of the Order for Wednesday next
Further notice will be given Of the place Of
meeting.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01

Mr.. James O'Meara, for long time connec.
ted with the press of California, has been
nominated by the Democracy Of Oregon for
State Printer He is . practical printer, a
sterling Democrat, and clever gentleman
OF course he'll be elected.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01

STEAMER NEws--The Pacific Mail Steamer
Sonora arrived In San Francisco on Thursday
morning. She brings but little intelligence
The bill for the admi, sion Of Kansas, under The
Lecompton Constitution, was discussed at
great length and ably in the Senate, and was
finally passed by 9 vote Of 33 to rs. Mr.
Broderick is reported a. having maize speech
against it, Of much fire and vigor," which is
extremely problematicsD. If he is correctly
represented, he has-6stOnished the "whOle
world and the rest of mankind" for his warm
est friends admit that he ~ sadly deficient in
intellect A speech OF "fire and vigor" he
could scarcely comprehend, much less deliver.
The dispatch says that he denounced there
peal Of the Missouri Compromise; but this
must be . mistake. He could scarcely be 70
inconsistent 40 to "denounce" q measure that
Judge Douglas advocated and prideS himself
on having carried through. II the report be
true, he Il Black Republican Of the deepest
dye, and bitter opponent Of Senator Douglas.
They stand on different platforms-one is q
niggcr-wOrshipper, the other Democrat
Mr. B. misrepresented the Democracy Of Cal.
iiarnia II he denounced the Missouri Compro-
mise. We doubt the report, but lift be true
VIC shall not object to his desertion.
In the House the bill was defeated by vote
Of 1870 to liz. We wait for fuller particulars
before we mako further comments
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01

LIKESEssEs Wilson, n skiful artist,
whose inimitablO lifclike likcnCssCs have been
the wonder and admiration of all who have
examined them, is stopping for few daysat
tho Cary House. lie "docS up" miniatures
in Indian ink they arc infinitely preferable
to any other, being accurate, lasting and free
from blemisbcs. He hnS Gen.. Aliens ugly
mug" which is perfect, and our 'pcnsive, elias.
steal phiz," which amt anttering. JUNIOR.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01

SUPREME CoURr REPoRrER. last
Governor Weller appointed Harvey Lee, ESQ,
our late Representative, Supreme Court Re
porter We are really glad that the Cover
nor appointed him. He is competent. . good
Democrat, and in the language OF the Journal
"a thorough gentleman in the fullest and most
comprehensive sense Of the term" The ap
p0intment gives general satisfaction.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01

Our old friend, Asa L. Waugaman, "social
cuss," and prominent member in good stand
ing of the ancient and honorable order of E.
{. ", has become the proprietor Of the Orirn.
tai Hotel in Mud Springs, vulgNrly called FL
Dorado City, where he dispcnscs literally all
the good things that flesh amt heir to. He
keeps first rate hotel, is n tip top landlord,
and glOrIcs in "fccding tho hungry, clothing
tho Naked" and "tnking in Strangers"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01

THE WEATHEH.--Wo have had all sorts Of
weather this wCck--hot and cold, wet and
dry, cloudy and bright, clustering and "se.
renely calm" winter and summcr,--all crowd.
cd in the short space Of one week. On Sun
dry We almost sutfocatcd from the hent--on
Wednesday VIC were caught, "hr, far from"
shelter, in furious snow storm! At tho
present time of writing, (Fridny afternoon, }
it is "cloudcss, clear and purely beautiful
how long II will remain so, "this dcponent
saith not" California weather il tickle in
stitutioO, and We have not the tcmcrity to hnz.
ard prediction az to it's future good conduct.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01

SHA4oE 0Wm.-of late this energetic, In
dustrtous, abts and faithful representative of
the interests Of California, has come In for an
extra amount Of abuse from the nigger.wor.
shippers and their friends. They misrepre-
sent hiS acts, question his motives, and throw
out the worst inSinuaticnS against him. They
cannot make him, as they have made others,
their tool. He has always been, We hope he
always will be, their unrelenting opponent
scorning to court their favor-SolCit their
support They fear and hate him, and for
years have bent all their energies to destroy
his influence. injure his reputation, and kill
him Of politically. Their opposition has but
sndeared him to the Democracy Of California,
given him additi' nal strength, and brought
him more prominently before the people. As
the representative Of the Democracy Of Cali.
fornia he Yields an influence In the United
States Senate second to no one In Washington
City. He is regarded by the President and
his Cabinet a. one Of the ablest statesmen and
purest Democrats living. California is fortu.
"SHS h SSiHS AePhSHeHtSu W. bhS w. D. OSuate
by such an experienced, influential and con.
sisient Den o:rat and statesman Of William M.
Gwin. The malignant abuse Of the Black Re.
publicAns falls harmless at his feet. lie is
above and beyond their reach. The Democ.
racy respect and esteem him and look with
contempt upon his traducers.
In referring 10 his Course and the SANDERS
Of the niEgcr.worshippers against him, cor
respondent Of the Marin county Democrat
says:
Much has been urged a0ninst our Senator. Or.
0~in, who, like all other men, 10 falliblc and liable
to err. But upon reviewing his past history, can
but perceive that hc has been faithful to the
Of Democracy. and has done much for the welfare
and prosperity Of our golden State. His nssailana
are those. like many others, who have been disap.
pointed. and vent their spleen upon him as cor
rupt politician.