Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-06

| OBJECTIONABLE.-Ihe NaSnVllle IdtFtOt anu
the Savannah Republican, both able and inilu-
entail opposition papers, in answer to the prop
osition for union of the various elements that
stand in antagonism to the Democracy, which
the Louisville Journal, Philadelphia Inquirer
and New York Tribune are strSnuously urg-
ing, say that they and the "Southcrn Amer
leans" generally, desire above all things to
steer clear Of such hair-brained fanatics as the
followers Of Seward and Giddings, and that
the Republican leaders need not trouble them
selves about either an alliance or a tumble
with Southern men. In their opposition to
the Democracy, they have never for moment
thought Of striking hands with the Seward
Republicans, or any other Republicans. They
want union, il possible. Of conservative men,
and not combination of all sorts Of discord-
ant materials. This settles the question Of q
union, and diminishcs if it docs not hopclessly
destroy the prospects of the opposition elect
ing President in 1860. All intelligent and
conservative men will unite with the Demo
cratic party to defeat q sectional faction.
| S$S
Joshua H. "'ou'hgS Is 'ne Ie"u'ng i''Puo
hcah III Vnio' as "uC" 20 AS H. H. o0"a'u IL
in New York. lie controlled the late State con-
vention, and every candidate that received q
nomination, nrs' P'euseu "i.nse" W S'~"u ~
on the GiddiDgs platform. They Endorsed bis
sentiments ana Will MAINTAIN .1em q. al nsM,
ards Such being the fact, it may not be out
Oh pace 20 quote '"em lot 'ne Oe"e". u '"OSO
VINO arc occeiveo ana 'n'sieu ny .ne '"s'"cerc
professions 0. INC "epuol'cA" 'cAucrS' VINO
C'a'm t"A' .ne'F SO'e OBJECT ID 20 prevent ''c
extension Oh slavery III "sPecch III congress-
MT ulaaihgs said:
vile insurrccton in the south when the black man,
Gers shall a'.er. his Freedom, and war Of eIter-
cendary shall light up the towns and cities Of tho south
usy p@s %"t t at ,ssT cam IL laugh when their
fsar sG%rt9 yet VIII hail as the dawn Of POLITICAL
Th,sisthc ,onousce of ann If tho chcrishcd
leaders Of tho Republicon marty coollv and
deliberately oftcr mature reflection. uttered
on the floor Of Congress, II is not the idle
rav;nos If . wild and reckless voupo entbusi.
asst but the studied and decp.scatcd senti
ments of an old. respcctcd. talented and trust
cd lcadcr-one who has controlling Influence
in his Marty and whose on;n;ons Il b.s an.
nrovcd in times mast In all c,ndor We must
saw that ali Rennblicans do not hold such
views nc We have uuotcd but TINT Icod;nc
RenuIl;c.ns do wo have nosit;ve nroor Rood
the abovc carefully Won wbo have tboucbt.
,csslv Joined the Renublicans and he not led
astrov nv their dcccitful proCcss;ons With.
draw from an organization that avows such
reasonable sentiments and rebuke the am.
b;tious democooucs who have ;mnosed unon
Won
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V.'"ue parry p"' Su'M reports III c'rcu'A'io",
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10 cohtroi sometimes desert ana LABOR to de-
'"oy P"'9. A""' VIC HaVe hau such men
in our ranks is not to be disputcd Int their
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luton OF the other Sectionalism cannot tri.
umph while the Democracy arc organized.
The New York Tribune, judging the future
from the past, knowing how strongly the De.
mocracy arc welded TO principle, and antici.
pating their action in the Presidential contest,
thus advises its friends and prepares them for