Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19
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When the news Of the dessat o. The FssadN
Railroad reached "a, we then, upOa "a 1llCs
tion Of the circumstances attending &C 49,
cd the pOstponement or defeat Of ths IN etoA
Mr.. Broderick. His course was SsIY
calculated to arouse the stFUnesst ~
from the South !, and We desnOasGy afosNs9
time, the SaOdNS 0peT0ndI by wEleAisz
reant Senator Ioiled his colleague iasaSpt
sage Of the bill. -'''a = F'sdkssw'
We were hardly willing, hOweVeErN ~
lieve that BrOderick had gone it 90 s6sfnaR n
his opposition, a. the published debate nsy8s
demonstrates. It was certainly 70 beesNoq
posed thatshe had reAd the bin, and knS@'
something Of It's provisions. A Senator ANlR
California should feel, at least, suAAGtsesa9
tercst in bill Of such magnitude, as to make
himself thoroughly acquainted with saeh. snd
every provision, clause or proviso, s0thst ID
could urge 1t upon the Senate, and Be euak3sd
TO defend Il against the attacks Of its enemisr'
But It seems that Broderick did not even, d
this-he was really ignorant Of the prOvIsiae
Of the bill, and did not seek toiniOtnI E g
self until the very day upon which DE
ure was called up for the consideratioa a I2
Senate. To show this, we give the ifbll6j jsz9
Mr.. Gwin was explaining and urRink li|g ~
Mr.. BrOderick rose in his scat aud ma1s -
following inquiry: sll.s
Mr.. BaoDERIcE.-I desire to inquire ef NJ ~
league fbe has provided IN bis bin Sdr n.skis1 II
oh!igatOFy on the contractors 10 provide . suhaisn
ti.l system Of TeIc9raphsG
Mr.. GwIN.-Ycs, cir. wa
Here, then, we find that he did mce kao1w
that the telegraph about whicA w@EaMN
heard 20 much and read 90 mucA, wss sksIp
ded for Br0dcvick, reprssentin< - zlE
State on the Pacific, was iguOsamE ofsA ID
that bill, upon which he Wae 70 v6ss
tanned provision Tor the building ofgltnk1f
telegraph, connecting the Pacific with saaAai
Iantic. But, then, as will be sen. ~ -
very "glad Of it.. Yet, be IL not satisG sAas
he wants to know more about this IN ania
seeks the information in open Seusse. Sss~
his colleague. Read Il: ~ q nd
Mr.. BROpRRlcK-I am glad Of it; snd thG;tSi
another point to which wish 10 direct
| am satisfied that the emiRTant rputo haw RD3k
Pendcnce u Carson Valley, which strikss ~ -
oer q California, viii be selected By TIE eosI.s
Senate to put this bill In such 9 shape tn tkkino.
tractors. = a.sieM
Mr.. GwIx-The bill SO provides. Tia arsssee
tion will enact that. -.
What will the people of Calitmnia aaVA -
BrOdcrick directs his attention 70 tha esaiaM
Of the Pacific Railroad bill, Is the d. l1noI1
which 1t is to be acted upon by the 6eaae -
NO time, no attention, no study, No kAaaHsuG
no work, has been bestowed by Bsodssi z -
on this greatest and most impostHnk 4ssn
measures 10 California. In fact, it eean -
nc had never read tho biH else gkR
he ask to be informed Of IT, proviionse l9.
norant, stupid man, he disgraceG haGt.Aazsa
the Senate. Il would have heeu hagu ~
cusable in Senator from Sh Oxtnsme -
State TO make such inquiries, but q W. -
graceful upon the part Of Califosaia eE
tor thus to make sucha disgusting exhlhiliak
"f Ignorance, rclativ0-tO matter 70 impers
tant to his own State. Suppose some ess.
tor had inquired Of Broderick something ~
ative to the provisions Of this blil.-v gkata-
pretty figure he would here cut Sayseesa
ator 81 % sse
would like TO inquire ~ the Senator iron UhHs
iornio, Mr. Frederick. 4 this bill provides 'isee -
substantial system Of ofteepraphsY" -tolaine.
Now, what response could the Senator Aass
made but this .ss,sct
Mr.. BnoDEaicK-I don't know, sir. Thsssu sulaA
read the bill you will have to ask my colIa4m.AI
Mr.. Gwin, who knows.
Such would have inevitably been IL e.
he could have made no other answes. no
AxOTHER SEMArOR-Will the Ssuatss assusiz.ni
tornia, Mr.. BrOderick, inform me "wAsfAsr 49,
lection Of the route is LEFT entirely to The esaEas
ors?"
Mr.. BRoDERIcK-I don't want tn "be helArssnaa.
sible" for this bill. don't know what 4 q -
said aS much as that Just now, when al
the teteCrGphs, and Senators will not "be -
to question me about Il any more. On9e
refer them to my colleague, Mr.. Gwin. -
say, knows oil aboutit. Applause. ] : T.sas ~
We appeal to all candid msn aud -
if they are not satisfied that BrodesiSA d
fit for the pOsitiOnf Here, in . measure
to our interests and called fOr. by. g
people, he exhibits bis ignOrancs o.
ty t. an extent never before shegn
atOr Of the United States. Ht u
paid no attention 70 this imp6f
and has been shamefGlIy dsreIIee
Let the people show him bow -
considered by them. svs -jgnNg qsasa 9 s
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A gentleman Of Boston, yie
ness view Of most tbihe
Ing . petn0n II quite 8
nspl1sd Is sAOk. NJ 60
saaginej Olsr tilo;tE1
the unlhthom6baa, III
yeasi aayEt TIA 81
cargo and the esgsa
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