Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-18
The Broderick Reception.

The Broderick Reception.
Early last week it was anneunccd
| that on Saturday evening, the 18th inst,
the Hon. David G. Frederick aud the
Hon. J. G.. Mckibbeu would address
the citizens of Tuolumnc county, III
| this city. The friends Of the
youthful" made great exertions
% give him grand reception
IN excellent band of music was en-
.ased and a carriage drawn by two gray
horses. We stood on Broadway atxiouslY
, awaiting the entrance of King David
accompanied by his most devoted and
loyal SUBJECTS At length the SQUAD of
music came aoa.ing on the evening
breeze and soon the 'cavalcade approach
eG 'marshalled in the following order:
Fiyst.-The Band.
/ rSscond A carriage with the Jim
town delegation.
/, IHird.-THREE gentlemen from Co.
lumbia in a carriage with Mr.. Broderick
Fonrth.-A carriage containing MIR.
McKibben, Mr. Myers and the speech
ralette of the Sacramento Union.
FyfM Six gentlemen on horseback,
the rear guard of the procession.
Upon calling the roE, just bakers
dozen brave antics were found to have
honored their boss.
Some individuals who are pretty well
acquainted throughout Tuolumne county
CLASSIFY the escort as follows:
| THREE genthmen from Columbia,
FOUR f. ON Jimtoioa. FIVE from I~ttls-
toun, an7 ONE, the editor Of the Sonora
Herald, froH. Sonora.
At 3 o'clock p. NJ. the crowd had COLI
lected I'd the number of about 1000 in
front Of the Broadway Hotel. at which
place a stand had been erected for the
defamation. Very soon the meeting
vas called to order and a President and
several Vice Presidents dominated, all
| Of whom were voted down by about
four. .6fihs OF the crowd but as those
gentleman have repudiated the Democ-
racy fhey disrtg1rd'G The 'cW Of The
MN ;;oriiu and seated themselves on the
stand. Soon Mr. Broderick was called
for and came forward, when three cheers
we're proposed and given by about forty
mr. fifty men who voted in 1856 for Fre-
mont or Fillmore and 6vc or six who
san thew voted for Buchanan After a
| few preliminary remarks Mr.. Rroderlck
recited his SANDERS against all ot the
prominent Democrats OF this State
cxnressed his respect for the Legislature
which instructed him to vote for the ad-
mission or Kansas, and hi. contempt tor
the Legislature who requested HIM to
resign. He denounced the Administra-
ton and accused cold Buck" of fa-
voring the reopeuins Of the slave trade
he told us DR.. Gwin was the paid
agent Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, OIL did not tell us 'ehy he
david G. B-oderick,) } had aercr rais.d
his roice IN tAs Scncke against thu!
momopoly-he told US that Dr.. Gwiu did
but little for the Pacific Railroad, bnt
did not teN u.s. that he (Broderick) had
done aas thing. During the recitation
of his speech, Mr.. Broderick walked
from end to end Of the platform con-
tinually, beating the air with his c'ench-
ed fists, and many were Of the opinion
that without the walking the perform
ance would have been worthless. At
length Mr.. Frederick said he was tired,
and after declining to allow any one to
answer him, left the stand. MIR. Nc
Kibben was now introduced, but the
Elephant Of the evening having disap-
pcared from view, the crowd dispersed
and the young Ciota was listened to BY
ttn :. A:-.:l.l. Co. nha.,A onn