The Sierra citizen., 1859-03-19
The CalifornIa Denocratlc platform.

The California DemocratIc Platform.
At the California Democratic State Convention Of the
year 1885, the following resolutions reported by
mttee composed of delegate from each county, were
unanimously adopted by the convention The resolu-
tions form the National Democratic Platform Of this
State and will so continue until the meeting of the
State Convention for the year 1859:
@ That the Of ss with In
in the Cincinnati Platform and Others they most
Sovereignty and its nseparable gua.nte
Of Federal Government with the domestic institutions Of
State Territory.
s.essa !, Ths. the As. Of Congress; known "a the English
Of people thereof without
gard former differences Of opinion accept and abide BY that
that in national politics violation Of the spirit and
integrity Of the Union.
.Roped That undmnished confidence in the wisdom
States and pledge
port the people of California maintaining the honor and In
tegrity of the Union, both at home and abroad.
"esolred That passage the Pacific Railroad Bill
Of vital not only to the Of California but
poponemen Of that and the which led
pete overland mail lines upon ali the main Sohern
Central and Southern routes to the Pacific coast.
in time peace are to the jurisdiction Of the United
and that Of no other power on earth whether for arc
and with which the great principle has just
Resoed That the Democratic Administration of this
State is entitled receives cordial approval
al rS' with
the present and prospective struggles against and
esored recognize right people
Territory when desired by them vote the rejection
the United States the people themselves speaking
their neither they do do
desire to exercise such right
The Tenth California Legislature.
This body The following
list printed Roman
letters Democrats those in italics boiling Broderck
Democrats those small capitals regular Black Republicans
The marked with G hold session;
those marked thus are reelected
SENATE.
1 DistricLos Angeles San Bernadno and San DegoCame
ID Distrct-santa obispo-Romuado
checo.*
4th Distrct-santa Clara AMI Alameda r A Redman
On and sn san pass
9th Fresno Marpoa Merced and Buena Vista
Dstric-Tuolumne stanislaus-wm
sh District-Conra Costa Joaquin-George
9th Dcsac amentoJohnson Price and James NJ Mcdonald
i and
18th Dsrlct-Cousa, Shasta and TehamaEphraim
14th DrcButte and Plumas-4 Hart and Sylvester. a.
Balou.
Drct-Yuba and sutter-aac Auen* E. d. Wheeler
18th Distrct-Nevada-EF F. Burton* and j. Lansing.
18th districtPlacerJ H. Baker* and Jas. Anderson*
| D.
18Th Disctacaianeras and Amador- NJ Ketchum* and B.
Bradley. anu = :
| 2Oth Distrc-sierra-M. kirkpatrick.
2lst Dstrict-Humboldt and Trinity-John g. Birch.*
Democrats, 26; united oppos tion o.
/ ASSEMBLY.
AIameda-Wlliam P Rodgers.
Alnador-W. w. Cope John A. Eagan.
Butte-PhHip p. Game, Frank E. Cannon.
Caaveras James Burdck C. W. Lghtner, Charles
Cousa and Tehama-H. w. Dunlap.
Contra Oosta-Benamn S. Hines.
Del Norte md Kamath-John Daggart
FL DoradoWilam Coleman George M Condee, Geo. N. Doug
lass Tpton Ogden sqres Aed Briggs George Douglass,
Fresno Tulare and Buena vista-James NJ. Roane
/ Humboldt -rE. L. Daris
Los Angela-Andreas Pico, Henry Hancock.t
Marposa d Merced-George Crenshaw Andrew Gregory.
Monterey- Mariana Malarin
NevadaWm Armstrong, Christopher Cahalen Phillip Moore,
George A. y0nng, John Caldwell.
Placer-W p Barclay Phillip LYNCH stratton W.
Wing.
Plumas-7komas B. Shannon.
Sacramento Ellis James sheridan,t Duncombe
San Bernariino-G N. Whitman.
San Diego "A. S. Ellsworth
San JoaquiH-G. G. Holmant Thomas Laspeyre.
San Luis 0blspo-Waler Murray
l San Mateo- david W. Connolly.
Santa Bar'ara-Eugene Lies
Shasta-Charles R. Streett
Serra-Janes A. Johnson Josiah Leever.
Solano-Nathan Cutler
sonoma and Mendocno-John Robberson j. B. Lamar
Stanislaus George w. Thomas.t
Sutter-C. g. N. Vaughan.
Francseo-JAMEs BAxKs+ W. CHERRY,+
HILL, LOUIS LULI JACOB MooRE,t FRANK NJ PxLEY, WM
Santa Crux- Hiram H. hnas
sskiyou--HMiam f. Watkins.
Trfnity-Fordyce Bates
NJ Buck, Dow, Robert Howe, George
W. Whitney
Yolo-Harrison Gwinn
Yuba-Francis Audit Charles E. DeLongt Mortimer Fuller
James s. Slingerland, John Whealdon.
! Democrats, Sc; united opposition, "a.