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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28

Democrats, don't split your tickets or erase
name. Without your assistance the encmics
Of the Democratic party cannot succeed. II
you believe in your principles vote for men
who sustain them, and who prefer their tri-
umph to any selfish consideration. Not .
single Brodcrick- Republican in our county will
vote for nominee Of the Democratic party.
Men who arc not identified with the Demo.
cratic party, who sheer at its principles and
champions, ridiculc and misrepreSent Buchan.
an, Cass and other distinguished Democrats,
disO,0n the name Of Democrat and adopt that
Of -" Mudsill," are unworthy your support
Associated with the name Of Democrat Is all
that il great, good and glorious. The Demo-
cratic party has vanquiShed all its opponents,
and whenever new organization forms against
it, II assumes some new and senscless name -
the last, tho weakest, the siIlicst the BrodOtick
Republicans have adopted. When men boast
that they arc "mud .sills" they manifest their
hatred to the good and timc-honorcd name Of
Democrat. As true Democrats, anxious for
the success Of your principles, you cannot
consistently vote for candidate on the Brod
erick ticket. The moment you vote for All
opponent Of the Democracy you cease to be .
Democrat, forfeit tho confidence Of your party,
and must be classcd with its foes.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28

- SPANISH FLAT, Aug 70, 1858.
MIssRs. EDIToRS :-StroDg as the patriots love
for his country beats the popular heart in response
TO the voice Of true Democracy. Thus il was
evinced BY the enthusiasm of large concoursc Of
citizens, which was addressed at this place, last
evening, BY Messrs. Sanderson, Robertson, Denver
and Squifes. The unanswerabe Arguments and
logical conclusions Of the speakers were at once re-.
c0gnzed as the true tenets Of Democracy. And un.
like those erudite Selfstyled Brodcrick Democrats,
who well nigh entraDcGd us, last week, with their
CatOniAn wisdom and Ciceronian eloqueuce, they
did not resort to imaginary tcchncAliiies. grossly
palpabe misrepresentation, and objectionable ter.
RiverSatons,- defining the distinctive "or''
u have cOpulative meaning; and attempting TO
prove nOn-interVcntOn to mean intervention. To
these silly, imbece, pseudo Democratic harangues,
(CsrruscatiOn Ofgeni perhaps) Of our learned guam.
dom senator and coadjutant followers, (r0rd ars,
indeed, and to the irresistible, we'll defined Demo.
cratic doctrine ably discussed last evening, the peo-
pie reapOnd with determination not 70 be perver.
ted that rather than those Outrages Of Kansas,
which these freedom shriekcrs vOcIerate 20 much
about throughout the country be multiplied 10 inf
nifty; far better Kansas sink into the bottOmless
pit than 10 abandon that great princple-the fruit
Of our frefathcrs willing sacrifice Of their blood,
the peoples right and capability Of self government
HIM.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28

DUEL AT SAN Francisco Pen. John.
ston, Esq, and the Hon. W. !. Ferguson fought
duel last Saturday, at Angel Island, near San
Francisco. Tho weapons used were duelling
pistols, and the distance at hrst was thirty,
and afterwards twenty feet. w. B. Cameron
for Mr., Johnston. and Gen. EsteiI and Senator senator
Sullivan for Mr.. Ferguson. The first three
shots did no exccution-At the fourth Mr..
Ferguson received u severe wound IN his right
thigh, which broke the bone. Mr.. Johnston's
Ieft wrist was slightly injured. The combat.
ants shook hands after the fight, both ex.
pressing regret at the injuries Of the Othcr.-
In our next VIC shall publish tho full particu-
lars.
We anticipated welcoming Mr.. Johnston to
eur county, and he had promised to be here
last Monday, but tho unfortunate difficulty he
had with Ferguson has prevented him from
keeping his promise.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28

DEATn TnROEs-Some ancient writer said,
"Whom the Gods would destroy, they first
make mad!" II the saying holds good, then
is the dissolution Of Black Republican Brodcr-
ickism At hand, for surely arc its disciples
in this county "stark mad" They are con.
tinually fabricating and giving currency to the
basest ISLANDERS against members Of the Demo.
cratic party, which arc no transparent that q
moments thought never fails to convince par
tics to whom they are told Of their utter falSi-
ty and base intent No sane man would at
tempt to carry IN election by such base and
dastardly means. The hearts Of the people
are welded to honesty, loyalty, truth, and
their native chivalry would rebel even against
good principles il sought To DO enforced by
fraud and base lying Therefore, we say that
insanity, nsGdness is the father of the ISLANDERS
that are being sehi.pered against the Demo-
cratic party in 4his county,-that the Black
Republican screcchers, from Gov" CONFESS
and Judge johnson down to NickersOn, are
mad, stark mad, and that tho whole black
concern will be destroyed by the indignant
voice Of people whose sense Of honesty and
decency they have outraged by their base ly-
ing and unblushing rascality.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28
Correspondence Of the Dsnseraa,


MEssRs. EOTT0as: You say that Hon.sG" jobs
COnness asserted that the Democratic party has
been corrupt Well, that ID funny. considering the
source; but guess there wac truth in the Gsser.
tion 30 far as related 70 the party while be. Tall
madge. Reed, Mcknight b Co. were The lsaAeR.-
But the funny part s that H. Of eli othsEs, should
have the audAcity 70 mate the charge. Who was
the man To- bargain with Know NOthings whenever
wire cGuld be pulledi Was be interested 10 any
Iounty Office held BY an American This 10 Q funny
world, but when such men As COnncss. Hall, Nick.
erson Co., band together and cry corruption, il
makes No over here, who know the parties, feel like
big laugh accompanied with Disgust. 1t 10 NOT
arrange that he gets sick. The stsach Of such an
African 0d0r u very sckenng; but the better plan
10 to try it. Still further. musk 10 soon nsutra1ed
BY constant application, and The pEsssSos Of one
musk OF in herd, L. said 70 be safReisnt 70 keep
out anv disease. 50 IL will Be with Tie African luz.
ury, and after year 90 il will not Be necessary
70 burn rags. Ths place ives being 20 infected that
rags and paper had TO be burned daily but late
6re hps purified the atmosphere, and mere healthy
Democratic breeze has Get In, that promises Riori
Gus regeneration on the 6rst Of September next.
NETWA.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28

BIZ AcTIvE--We hope our Democratic
friends in ell parts Of proud old Fl Dorado,
will arouse themselves, and not rest until
proper steps sre taken to poll every Democrat
&c vote in the county. The result 10 the EN-.
piFe county Is looked forward TO with deep
SOliCitude by parties throughout the State
Il IL known 70 be strong Democratic county,
and It 10 Of the utmost importance that an in
creased Democratic majority should be given
to the regular nominees Of our party. II our
opponents carry II, II will be exultantly pro-
claimed everywhere-"G Republican VietOTy,"
and add strength and importance to tho cause
Of the nigger.wOrshiperS. It is the duty Of
every man who dcspisss "bargain and cor.
ruptiOn," who does not sympathise With the
Black Republicans, TO turn out on the day Of
election and deposit his vote against the BrOd-
erick eandidateS We have assurance from
well.inlormed gentlemen, who have visited
the different precincts, that there is to-day .
majority Of 1000 Democratic votes in Fl Do
RADIO. Let their vOtcs on Wednesday next
sink BrOderick Republicanism out Of sight,
and let their shouts Of victory reach the ears
and cheer the hearts Of the national, law.loving,
patriotic Democracy Of California.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28

Let every Democrat in Ell Dorado county
remember that eternal vigilance is the price
Of liberty" and let him not relax his vigilance
until the polls close on Wednesday next We
have willy, an INSCRIPTIONS, audacious foe
to deal With-a foe that Is ever ready to take
advantage Of the slightest negligence. Like
the restless spirits Of the damned, the leaders
Of BrOderickism, emulating the energy Of
their chief, never, sleep. They will not scru-
pie to adopt every means which promise the
Advancement Of their disgracefnl aims With
everything to gain and nothing to lose, since
they have followed their leader into the Black
Republican ranks, they will 60 into the con-
test with that desperation which nerves gam
bier to stake his last dollar upon the cast Of
the
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28
A Word to the PEOPLE.

MEssRs EDIroRs: As the hired writers of the
Register, the woolly sheet, are continually pra-
ting of the amount paid MessrS. Newell and San.
derson, by the Democratic party, to stump the
county for their candidates /; notwithstanding
the declaration Of those gentlemen, that all
who SO asserted were malicio US liars, have
thought it best to present few facts, and to
make the inquiry Of the people rs to who pays
the most. The cry with the BrOderick- Re-
publicans is, that our own nominees have not
the ability to address the public, and we, per-
force, must employ illegal firm, to make
men "trcmblc like aspen leaves AS they
most sssurcdly do. In the first place, they
have Lockwood, Tcbbs & Hall Of their nOmi-
noes, trying to enlighten the Black Republi.
cans while Of the nominees Of the Democra.
cy, We have Squircs, Williams, Pease, Denver,
Hudson, Coleman and Crittcnden seven to
tho Black Republicans three.
While Mcssrs. Newell and Sanderson are so
loyalty n.:.d etfectIally rallying the old line
u i.s1crats, the Black Republicans have kept
constantly employed to disseminate their vile
doctrines, the crafty and unprincipled Con-
ness; the silly ex-senator, Carpenter; the
knavc, NickerSon the "crazy Judge jim
my :" the brutal and most vulgar Sam Ems
mingcr, the butcher" who WAS so termed by
his own partizans, whom he thorory disguised
during his speech to them At Mud Springs !;
and the slow chiv, John Hume, that invet-
crate Office.sccker who has belonged to foe
political parties in fire years, !. 9. Miners and
Settlers, Wing, Know Nothing, Democrat,
and Black Republican, hunting office with
avidity from all; denied . nomination in the
old Wing party, for his Abolition proclivities; ;
also by the Know Nothings for want Of merit
II traitor to the only party-the Democratic
that ever gave him position; we now find
him with his woolly friends where it is to be
hoped, he and his confreres will always re-
main.
Read over the list and judge for yourselves,
who "pays the most" Six Black Republi.
cans, who have ''nothing to expect" from the
dear people," to teach Democrats theirduty,
against Messrs. Newell and SandersOn, Who
are SO CALAMITY indicating the principles of
the Democracy.
Seven Of our nominees, stamping the coun-
ty and addressing largo assemblageR, to three
Of the Black Republicans, who gallOp over
the county, button.hOling every person they
meet, calling him 'dear Mud-silI."
LOCKER ON.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28

How many Democrats IN FL Dorado sanction
BrodeFick's dcnunciation Of President Buchan.
an. and his approval Of the position assumed
BY the Black Republicans, in Congress! No
Democrat who assisted to elect Mr.. Buchanan
can consistently vote for the friends Of the
man who Indignantly Assailed him, and voted
against every measure he proposed. No Dom.
ocrat can vote for the champion Of Black Re-
publicanism-the friend and 0dhersnt Of
William H. Seward. Broderick has, by his
votes In the Senate, acknowledged his .JeGlty
70 the Republican platform; and ell who are
opposed to that contemplate faction must
vote against he nominees, or be ClasSCd with
them.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28

SPURIOUS TICKETS. beware Of
spurious tickets. We have It from reliable
authority that certain parties have had print
ed and are now circulating in remote pre-
cincts, bogus tickcts--tickets headed "regu-
lar Democratic ticket, with not . single Dem
Ocrat's name on them. Men who have here.
tOfore acted with the Democratic party, but
who Joined the Black Republicans lately, are
hired to stand at the polls and peddie out
these spurious tickets, in order to deceive the
unsuspccting No tickets are genuine Demo.
cratic that differ in the least from the one at
the head Of our paper. The factions and isIns
that have fused to defeat tho Democracy-the
men who boldly proclaim that ian Admins.
tration defeat is REPUBLICAN VICTORY"
will resort to any and every disreputablc
means to elect tho Brodorick nominees, and
esteem it laudablc action to impose upon the
unsuspccting Place no confidence in their
professions, but examine every ticket that you
may rccrive from them, and vote none that
does not contain the names OF ALE your can.
didatcs--thc regular nominees Of the Demo-
cratic party-thc foes Of Black Republicanism
Give not your old enemies chance to boast
Of -" Republican rictOry," by voting for q
BrOdericEite.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28
DIED-At stoekton Of par.Ir.I.. On ,ha hal

DIED-At Stockton Of paralysis, on the 18th
inst, J. @. 0'BRlsN, aged 20 years.
The dCccaaed was native at Ireland. and immi.
grated to CelifOrnia In 1884, aad hes lived 10 this
place ever since, during ell Of wAleA time be has
been engaged In mining. he experienced many
changes 10 fortune-waa Aithlal and exemplary
member Of the "TsmplO Of HoSor during Ne ex,
iStence In this city, Possessing nature warm aud
generous, he formed strong attachments and was 4
faithful friend, never permitting his iisnd6tO Be in,
ured o. their regulations shnderad 10 bis presence
He would divide his last dollar With tie needy-C
Characteristic that eudearsd him to Iaauy warm
friends who mourn bic loss A Friend
PLAcERv1LLE. Aug. IS, 1855.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28

Worn EARLY.-SO soon e. the polls are
OpAped, Democrats, deposit your votes, and
thea 70 out among the bills. tunnels, raviOes,
CslsAes; wherever . voter may be found, and
indu0o him to come In and vote. Every Brod-
esick.R Republican will DO on hand, to cast his
vote in hvOr Of seCtio0alism, fAnaticiSm-in
favor Of that faction that carries the infamous
flag that beaE9 on In folds but sixteen stars
a. Sy ~. SS: s:y % ys.s Su q S'
voar PARTY, your country. 4 little extra sx.
srNion will acoO@pllph an immeNss amount Of
wood--will .rebuke RspubliCanism end teach
traitors that Democrats soeEn and spnrn them.
Ranaticism, secionSlism and humbuggsry are
busily a work their hipslipgs are found in
stgy camp; their oFrterS the illustrious
JaA Johhaoa at their bead, aTe spouting from
every stnmps lstreasOn apd patriotism silence
thsiF asnaeIeSs complaints.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28

TURN Orr, DEMOCRATS SEQ to it that every
Democrat turns out on Wednesday next and
votes. Have horses and carriages in readiness
for the sick, weak and disabled. It is the
duty Of every Democrat in our cOunty-a duty
ho owes to his principles and his country-to
appoint himself committee Of one, and work
earnestly, zealously, increasingly, unflinChing
" until the setting Of the sun on Wednesday
next and we will achieve mighty victory
. victory which will DO an honor to our party,
. credit to our county, and lasting benefit
to our State Boys, give "a long pull, a
strong pull and pull altogether" for the
Democratic ticket, the whole ticket and moth.
ing but the ticket-with tho name of Joseph
G. Baldwin at its head. Don't scratch name
or swap off candidate, but vote the whole Of
Il. Our victory will not be complete unless
We elect all our nominees Give the niger
wOrshipers no cause for rejoicing.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28

RENovAS.-Messrs. Petit 4 Choate have
renewed their establishment the "Miner's
Drug Store" into their new iron front build.
ing on Main street, opposite their old stand.
The new store room Il one Of the most elc.
CANT structures in the gold region Of CaIiior-
nia, and with the store room Of Mr.. Randall
on the one side aud that Of Van VOORHEES, on
the other, forms an imposing feature aud an
ornament Of the city. The interior Of their
store room, the fixtures and furniture, are in
keeping with the elegant exterior, while their
stock Of drugs, medicines paints, fancy arti-
cles, etc, il not surpassed in the StatA The
prOprietors are clever and accommodating
gentlemen, good citizens, and thoroughly un.
derstand their profession. We wish than un.
bounded prosperity, -they deserve It
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28

We are gratiticd to learn that the Dcmocra.
cy Of San Francisco have nominated for the
Assembly our young friend r. r. Macgill.-
He IN an Incorporating Democrat Of the
good old school, and 10 following in the foot
steps Of his father, DR.. Charles Macgill, Of
IIAgcrStown, one OF the most prominent, pop.
ulaF, faithful and influential Democrats in Ma.
ryland. For years he has stood at the head
Of the Democracy Of western Maryland, and
in the days Of Gen. jackson, whoSe confidence
and esteem he enjoyed, he rallied the entire
party to his support. We congratulate the
Democracy Of San Francisco on the nomina.
ton of such an unexceptionAl young gentle
man and sterling Democrat.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28

FROn CAnsON.-On Thursday evening last, the
Carson Valley stage arrived in thi. city, bringing
The melancholy intelligence that Dir. John Alden,
who was recently injured b. the falling OF horse
that he was riding, had died, Mr. Alden long resi-
ded In THE om1unity, und leaves maHy friends
who sincerely mourn bis uutinely kate.
The news irOm the Valley Is unimpOrtant' Anew
trains Of immigrants had arrived from the Atlantic
States, and others were reported US ne"r ut hand
TIE sta9e brought over u lew passengers who had
croaeed the PLANE this scAsOnj among them were
Ira Allen rom Illinois. aud Dr. Keen aud his little
con, from lows,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28

Mr.. Tracy the Black Republican candidate
for Congress, addressed mixed assemblage Of
Brods and Blacks At the Theater in this place
on Thursday. He hercely assailed President
Buchanan, grossly misrcprcsentod the Demo.
cratic party, eulogizcd Broderick and McKib.
ben In glowing terms, but studioualy avoided
mentioning the name OF Douglas. He had the
manlineGs to call Broderick "0ur Senator, 1"
and plainly intimated that Broderick was
good enough Republican for him and the party
he represents. He seemed to DO conscious Of
the fact that he was addressing . very ignO-
rant or very credulous crowd, for he dealt a.
most exclusively in groundlsss assertions
against the ministratiOn-assertions 90 pal.
pably unjust and untrue, that Il Is not ncces-
sary to allude Ia them. He frankly admitted,
what no one disputed, that Joe McKibben
"had ceGScd to Be Democrat. We quote
his own words 90 that there may DO no mis-
understanding about the matter. "The RC.
publicarS, said Mr.. Tracy, "did not nOmi-
nate Mr.. McKibben because he had ceased to
to DO Democrat, but because, &c. Every
disrcspcctfu alluSion he made to the Presi.
dent, every ungenerous and unjust charge he
brought against the Democracy, was received
with delight and vocifcrously checred by the
Broderickites. He advised all present not to
vote even for . candidate for the petty office
of constable, II he were en- Reconsideration
man. In other words he indirectly election.
ecrcd for the Broderick ticket Il was sick.
ening spectacle to see . gentleman Of bis un-
questionable ability prostitute his talent in
such disrcputabIe cause. He bad hfcc
and attentive audience. GaI1 his speech was
well received.