Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-02
NO. 1872.

County Clerk Of the county in 1851, and i'm
mortalized himself by defeating whether
honestly or otherwise l know not) John G.
Fall for State Senator. AT the expiration Of
his term as Clerk he failed of re nomination
by his party. and retired to private but not
inactive life, as the sequel will show. He
has since 1853 been candidate before near
ly every Convention Of the Democracy of
fuba county for some office or other, except
Tor the short space Of time he held lucrative
ONCE under the Government Of the United
States, and never till this summer has he sue.
ceeded in receiving a nomination from Con-
Ventlon. lie last year run on his own hook
ioT District Judge and was badly beaten. and
iallng In his endeavors in obtaining the
highest Judicial seat in the county, from the
people, he, by the influence of Lloyd Magru-
der that old dyed in the wool" No nothing.
obtained the appointment Of County Judge at
the hands of John 3. Weller, Governor Of the
State, rice Bliss, resigned.
Such is portion of the political history Of
Charles Lindley, who is now seeking prefer
ment at the hands of the people of Old Yuba.
AS for consistency, he hasn't any. He today
would, if he could obtain office by it, be as
enthusiastic in support Of the principles of
Popular Sovereignty or Rerublicanism as lie
is in support of Gwinism. Give him pub
lie teat to suck at, and he is content Bread
and butter 10 him is worth more than all the
negroes in the South or all the principles for
which all the parties in the United States are
contending for. His whole cry IS office, Office.
He is perfect hyena upon Treasury pap;
and when he gets hold Of a good teat that
lets down milk freely, you may bet your life
he will hold on to it, unless he sees an open
ing to get hold of one that will discharge
nothing but sweet cream
But this communication is getting too long,
and must stop. More anon on this subject.
am enlisted for the war, and will war to
the knife against every Gwinite nominee ex-
eept Colonel Watkins, until election day.
cherish for the Colonel warm feelings of re-
spect and kindness, and but for his npostacy
from his old Wing princplcs-his flibuster.
ing procliyities, and the support which he Is
now yielding to the slanderer and yiliier of
his relative and idol, Henry Clay, probably
would vote for him for tho office of Senator
! Perhaps before l close this communication
it would be well for me to tell you where
stand politically l am neither Lecompton.
ite Gwinite, a Douglasite, Broderickite,
nor Black Republican l am an Old Line
Wing, and nothing else, i'll live till tho
next election, will vote for John Curry for
Governor, for Joe McKbbin and Col Baker
for Congress, and against every man noni.
mated on the Gwinite ticket Of Yuba county,
with perhaps one exception. l am opposed
| tooth and toe nail to the administration Of
James buchanan and TO the principles enun-
ciated 10y Senators Brown and Davis, Of Mis-.
sssippi, Green, of Missouri, Slidell Of Louisi
ana, Mason aud Hunter, of Virginia, ia the
Senate of the United States in favor of
Slave Code for the Territories. and 60 my
bottom dollar against Intervention by Con-
gress in the Territories in any manner, shape
or form. UScoNTAMrSATED.