Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-26

A D. ROCK.

WCGrs. Editors: l have been intimately ac-
quaintcd with this gentleman for number Of
years have had heavy business tranSac.
tions with him, and have ever found him OK.
act and heRaFabie.S III. Rock has no trick
about him in all his transactions he Is above
board and fair. Tic is clear in Judgment aud
has q sound discrimination. In every public
trust rcposcd in him, nc has discharged its
duties With fidelity My political feelings do
not correspond with those Of the party to
which Mr. Rock belongs, but I shall vote for
him, nevertheless, because I know him to he
an honest man, and also know that Ire will
make an useful and industrious legislator. -
lie thinks the Democratic party the safest
whole country, and while cannot agree with
him, respect his party opinions because
know he cOnscicnGOuIv cntertains them. |
have every confidence in his ability and in
TowRA.iR by the habits Of his mind, his
SOvVpi common sense Judgment. his systematic
and ttiident industry, his plain but agreeable
and popular address,, and his tried honesty,
Is better qualified to perform ~eH the duties Of
the position for which he has been nominated.
This, gentlemen, is high commentator, but
il is true and yell deserved, as it il unsolicited
and will be most unexpected BY Mr.. Rock
invite the people Of the county to test what
have written by casting their SutFrages for
him, and my word for it, in clectng him to
the Assembly, they will not fail to secure for
the county the services not only Of a true
r"""ty man. but Of a true man, aud a capable,
trustworthy public officer. lie will conccn.
tratc upon himself tlAe votes Of all honest, fair.
minded electors, opposed to coalition and the
tricks Of The INSCRIPTIONS. \. II. Z.
GEoEGErowN, Nov. 90, 1859.
The above comes, as it rurportS, from o
1nan who is not Democrat, as n tribute to
Capt Rocks worth ~ a man and citizen, anu
wc take pleasure in spreading it before our
readers. The writer, VIC are satisfied, ex-
presses the views of multitude Of our cit-
zcns. without distinction Of party, who are
acquainted with the character and business
qualifications Of our candidate. lie is gen.
tlcman Of character, ability and influence, aud
will most faithfully and worthily represent Ills
constituents in the Assembly.
SINGULAR RrvELATIoNs.-A San Francisco
correspondent Of the Butte Record says:
: During the last canvass about week be-
fore the election, campaign paper was start.
ed in this city. called the Daily Post. Wash.
burn .'litT Of the Times, the organ Of the
Black Republicans. then and since denounced
all whom lie suspected Of connection with its
publication. The fact was, the paper was
started at Broderck's suggestion, and the
means for carrying it on were directly and in
directly supplied by the late Senator"
The Daily Post was an ultra Black Rcpub.
lican sheet, and furiously nssailcd the Demo.
cratic party, Judge Douglas and other prolni-
ncnt Democrats. Did Mr. BrOdcrick approve
its course! Again, says the Records CORES.
pondcnt:
\ paragraph appeared in the Post in which,
substantially, the following language was used:
I'VE hear that WaShburn Of the Times has an.
nOunced himself candidate for the u. S. Sen.
ate. So has Gen. Childs.' This was written
by BrOdcrick only few days before his death. y
The Record Was one Of the late Senator
~armeSt supporters. and Of course would not
permit correspondent to misrcprescnt its ia.
voritc. We therefore take it for granted that
the above il substantially correct, aud give it
30 our readers without further comment.
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McCLorD RIVERA Mr.. Brewster, of Siski.