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i1sss- The Shasta ErpubHcan is severe on
EDITORS who disapprove the supreme Courts
Sundny Law decision. Perhaps our legal
friend will present n solid argument, *.
planning how n Sunday law would abridgr
the liberties Of me joriiy Of the people 1t
is fine subject. - Trinity journal.
1t would not abridgc the liberties If n
mnjority Of the people--but would abridge
the liberties Of minority. Government is
established especially our own--for the
protection Of mnorities; majorites can take
care of them@elves Shasta Republican.
Tho Republican is a Lecompton paper,
and it's argument in favor Of the minority is
good Lecompton doctrine. 1t is the popular
sovereignty Of the LecomptOnites illustrated.
Laws being for the protection of minorities,
il is proper that they should be established
by mnorities NJ jorities. being able to take
care Of themselves, require no laws; and,
therefore, should have no voice in framing
laws or constitutions. The only right ma.
jorties have is that of revolution. (Seo the
Presidents special message and Shasta Re.
publican
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DEMOCRACY DEFrNED.--The Solano Her
aid is responsible for the following good
one:
the Chairman Of the primary meeting, the
o'her evening--an erratic old politician he
is, too, but safe TO camp near in trying
times gave the roqni-i es Of Democratic
voter at the primary election to he. 'Eithe'
10 have vote for Buchanan, or to he at pres.
ent a supporter Of his Administration " Il
vas defined more ter-ely. however, by our
friend Shirley, who, in answer to the ques
tion Of "what i Democracy :" replied " A
place in the Custom House for four years n
five dollars per day" That hit the inquirer
where he lived, and was pronounced sat
isfactory.
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Arrival OF the Sonorn

The mail steamer Sonora arrived at San
Jon Davis for Marysvillc .NtDs-extra.
The news is uuimportnnt, being mostly
composed Of the notion Of political parties
Senator Broderick came passenger by the
Sonora.
A dispatch from Newfoundland. datcl
July 9th. states that the Atlantic cablo has
not been heard from Az tho Niagara is
now several days over due. IL is feared that
the enterprise is n failure.
The notorious Jack Henderson hns ut last
been arrested for his participation in the
election frauds in Kansas territory.
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The CouRsE OF THE DrMocRAcY Al

THE CouRsE OF THE Democracy Al
luding to the course Of the Democracy il
Convention, the Plaoorville Register Doug.
las DemocraO talks very plain, as follows
The only issue that will DO made in the
Convention is that which was made in the
election OF delegates. Custom House OH.
GERS. Indian agents and the army Of federal
retainers and minons operating All over the
State, will have secured in Convention dele.
gates from every county, whether legally
elected or not. Who has the folly to sup
pose the people Of California would be fairly
represented in such a Conveniion' The nc.
tion Of a Convention filled by the creatures
of an Administration would be a burlesque
upon that popular opinion which is known
10 be adverse to the President and his policy
The only proper course 10 pursue is tha,
adopted by the Popular Sovereignty Couven.
tion of the Ell Dorado Democracy Go into
q separate organization at once do not re.
cognire the spurious body Of Federal re.
iainers as any part of the legitimate De.
mocracy give them no claim to respectable
ity by moment association in Convention
but organize aud make nomin a. lions without
Tear or reference 70 the Administrative
party.
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LEcoMrToN CoRRUPrioN LIN q recent
debate In the Senate. Mr.. Toombs. Lecemp-
ton. Of Georgia said
We speak Of the corruptions Of Mexico, oi
Spain. Of France and other governments,
with great deal Of truth according TO all
sccounts; ho, from my experience and oh
eervatior. which have been somewhat ex.
tepsive. do not believe TO day. there Is as
corrurt government under the heavens ms
these United States
Mr. Hale. Republican Nor I either.
Several Lseomp,on Senators--I agree to
that
Mr. Tomhs--Apd. most of all. its corrup.
non 70 In its legislative department.
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JOAQUIN This noted ban
dit captain. who was one Of joaquin Muri.
eta's gang. and for whom the State some
time since offered 81 900, was recently cap
tured. says the Santa Barbara Gazette. by
the San Lnis obispo Vigilance COMMITTEE,
and hung. He confessed nothing. On the
scnffold he advised his countrymeu to leave
California, as the country was unsui,ed for
them, and TO never reveal any secrets.
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~ The official journal of the Two Sici.
lies publishes complete list Of the victims
OF the earthquakes At Naples on December
10th, 1867. The total amount Of dead are
said to be 1850. and the wounded 1859. Il
appears that the numoer OF dead has greatly
exceeded that Of the persons more or less in.
jured.
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WANTS TO BACK Our.-The youthful su-
perintendent Of the Mint, feeling the odous-
ness Of his position, attempts to deny having
interFered in the primary election, and
shys that he did not levy an assessment on
the Mint employees Whenever this denial
assumes tangible form we shall feel called
upou to publish a list Of those who contribu-
ted. together with the amount each one
gave. Further, We may give the names Of
the "workers" to whom the Supe rim endent
paid money for services rendered on the day
Of election S. T. TimeS.
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JoINT SENATOR We set down Mr.
Parks. the Democratic candidate for Joiut
Senator from Yuba aud Sutter. in our arti
Gle Of yesterday, as an out and out Buchan
an man. II seems that his position Is some.
what different He opposed the Lecompton
Constit tuition. but suhsctibes to the English
bill. -.harysriiie Express.
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Judgeship Of the Tenth Judicial Dis
trtct.


1t is well known that the Convention in
the Tenth Judicial District failed to nomi-
nate q candidate for District Judge, and
adjourned after some thirty or forty ballo g.
This failure to nominate left the course open
for a scrub race, and two candidates have
already announced, in the Marysvlle Err
press, viz: Charles Lindley and Hon VIM.
T. Barbour-the latter being the present in
cumbent.
The efforts of these gentlemen we're un.
doubtedly exerted to prevent the Conven.
tion from nominating n candidate, as they
well knew that n Democratic Convention
would not indorse those who repudiate the
action Of the party when it does not agree
with tn cir notions. and defeat when they
cannot control its nominations. BY leaving
! it m open scrub race between four or FIVE
candidates. there is possibility that one oi
these gentlemen may receive a plurality Of
votes in the District, Hence their efforts to
defeat n nomination, and their haste to an
nounce themselves as candidates for the po-
sition Of District Judge.
There were three canlidntes before the
Convention for nomination, two Of whom,
(Messrs. Reardon and Bliss,) will, it is un.
derstood, enter the race for that position -
They are legal gentlemen, well qualified to
preside on the bench-unexcep,onable in
their Democracy, and content to abide the
decision Of n a majority Of their party.
II may be none Of our business particu.
larly, but we should be pleased to see either
Reardon or Bliss on the bench Of the Tenth
Judicial District; and if we may be permit
ted to interfere with friendly suggestion
| it should be this That either Bliss or Rear
don draw out and permit the other to make
the race in opposition to the "mournful
duty" Lecompton self nominated. candi.
dates. Both Bliss and Reardon received
fair vote in the Convention; the latter
lackiDg but two votes Of nomination -
The names of Messrs Barbour and Lind
ley, we believe, were not before the Con
venton.
Had the Convention nominated either
Bliss or Reardon, the defeated aspirant
would have cheerfully acquiescCd; while
those "mournful duty" gentlemen, who have
already announced themselves MS cand
dates, would doubtless have been candidates
Notwithstanding the action Of the Convcn.
ton. We trust cur Democratic friends will
look at the matter cody, and unite upon an
arrangement that will insure the support Of
the Democratic party upon single cand.
date. 1t would accomplish much for the fu
ture prosperity Az harmony of the party in
Yuba If they could do 80.
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srATE Furp.-Tho County Treasurer of
Msrin raid into the State Treasury tho sum
Of Sa03 10 on Tuesday the County Treasu.
rsr OF Monterey the sum Of s660 10; the
County Treasurer Of Sierra tho sum OF So.
222 go. and the County Treasurer of Ana.
dor the sum Of Sc. $40 80
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NEW DioeISGs.-We understand that
very rich diggings have been struck on Car
penter's Flat. about four feet from the sur.
face. Several companies have found dirt
that pays 25 cents to the pan. The strata
appears to be about two md half feet
thick
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sepaforfnIConyention.

At MEETING oi he Geilrtl n'nocrnric Cor init.
toe of'te f4h Ferrtn'inl strict. cfmposed of the
ecurties ~ Hnite nrd Plumrs. held IN ofovilo Ju
10Th. 1859. II wns
Pssolrsd. That ffp re'r crrniic fenn'rrnl Con
vrp'ier for The 'rd rhtrIrf 10 hoidep In the Town
of orc'iile. NJ ndnv. The 9TH drv of August A. D.
1859, nt the our Of II ocl, ck A..
RIcn'D IRWIN, Chm.
LIILARn, eec'v
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ORovILLE MAN Suor.-A correspondent
OF tho Morning Cal states that man named
George Heeps. Of 0rovlle. is tho man who
was shot Mt Victoria, by the negro william
Hurley, who is q cook from San Frnnoisco.
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THE SUPREME CcURr JUnCEsHIp.-Wc
understand there has been considerable ma.
nenvering among the Administration force.
within the last few days, growing out or the
fact that b ,ldwin, their f,vorite candidate
for Judge Of the Supreme Court, il reported
to favor the Douglas movement. The feel
ing now is to abandon B .ldwin. and take up
Judge Thompson, Of Limantour memory
Times.
That Leeompton dodge won't win.
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IN PEorLs's CALL The San Francisco Bul.
Iefin publishes call for a Peoples nomina.
ting Committee, signed by over four hun
dred citizens
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FoR SAN QUENTIN Sheriff Plum left
yesterday morning with two prisoners des
tined to do the State somo service at Point
San Quentin.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
For A. e. hlywer,
III. u. NORRISON,
HENRY IL. MIGHELS.
For Assessor,
ID. A. BROWN.
For Superintendent cf Pui lie INSTRUCTION,
ii. A. GASTON.
For Cnrone-.
JANIS O,BRIEN.
s>r----
fTownsbip .Nominations.'
For Supervisor. First District,
PETER tFREER.
Ter Justices cf ihe Pepce.
JOHN s. BERRY. EDWARD DONAHO
FIR Confinbies.
p. MAGUTRE,.......JERRY J. COLLINS
County Bonds for Railrond or Wagon Roads-NO
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r1adern TN Iassnnetnen. Die e~reebene 4aseige su Made bas
ta pesen Mansel an @aum nein @ef&dtt aus 80. Z Sdr.
pabe woftlbf tb etnen beOeatenOen 8crratt Oon Spbl. unb
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brighten pretfen su taben bet
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lStabtratb. Sbenb beS g.. SUM-. @rs
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tailliren, 10 wie in 3weiteu SweiS iber ie entz
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Die Orocnan5 iber 2rcirung neuer 16euers
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boten Derben fam. @utes Hclt'S Qaaerbier,
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IN ibrem Sortbeil finoen, BEL Serra Siesert Dor.
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