Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-30
The Donglns DemocrncK.

: Democrats and the Republicans. There is
one thing very certain, and that is, that moth
inc will be done which will compromise the
principles ofth Douglas party. If ma
jorty Of the Republican party choose to vote
for the nominees of the Douglas Democracy,
and the nominees Of the Douglas Democracy
arc true to their views and opinions, we can.
not see how that fact can initiate against the
integrity and sincerity of the Douglas men
So fearful, however, are the Lecomptonites
that the Republicans will thus conclude to
vote for Popular Sovereignty, that they make
haste to raise the hue and cry of 'fusion y
"fusion !" against the true Democracy of this
State, in order to Tighten the good and sound
men from our ranks who have ever remained
steadiast by our standard. They think TO
throw sand into the eyes of such men, to
blind them with the mists of misrepresenta-
tion, and to cause them to abandon the side
to which they honestly belong, and where
they have been doing such efficient service.
As we have said before. we cannot see why
the Republicans may not, for the sake Of de-
feating the Administration, vote the Douglas
ticket why they should not prefer, since one
or the other must succeed, to support the
party which is for doing justice to both
North and South, in preference to party
which has all its favors for one section.
In order to prevent this concentration of
strength on the Douglas ticket, the Lecomp-
ton press orators and bush .whacker5 are
busy circulating all sorts of reports and
tories Let the friends of the Douglas or
ganization pay no heed to what they say.-
Let it go in at one ear and come out at the
other. 1t is to the interest of these systema-
tic falsfiers to distort everything that is done
by the Douglas party, or, if necessary, to
manufacture fasehood, out of whole cloth, in
order to induce Douglas men, under a mis-
apprehension of the true motives of the par
ty, to leave the Douglas organization. Let
the Douglas men pay heed to their own party
organs. From these sources they may expect
to hear the truth as to the real objects and in
tentions entertained. Let no Lecompton spy,
or hypocrite creeping around our camps,
succeed in persuading any true. honest Doug
las Democrat to desert that proud banner un-
der which we have so long fought and so
gallantly. We have borne it to victory be-
fore in this county, and we can so bear it
again Every lover of his country, every
friend of the right of self government, every
sincere opponent of the Administration will
help us to carry it to victory, and there can
be no doubt that we shall triumph.
FirstSupervisOr District Convention.
The District Convention of the First Su
pervisor District was held last evening by
the Democracy, and the following candidates
nominated:
t. P. Otis, for Supervisor j. B. Kyle and
r. r. Merrill, for Justices of the Peace and
VIM. II. Chapman and Daniel Schooley, for
Constahes for the City.
NJ. S McDivitt for Justice, and Sam'l Dan
vile for Constable, of Marysville Township.
) EMTssARlEs.-We are credibly informed that
Latham or Gwin, probably Gwin, has been
busy lately sending emissaries into Pumas
county, with money to be used in influencing
the election for Senator and members of the
Legislature Similar agents, similarly fur
nished have been sent also into various por-
tlons of the State. A desperate effort is to
be made to secure the success of the Lecomp-
ton candidates for the Legislature, in order
to bring on the Senatorial election next win
a 4 Al. Il
NJ G win to the United States Senate. Tray
cling agents, well provided with money, can
do mueh and it would be well for the peo-
pie to look out for these mercenary individ-
uals, and give their words just such weight
as they are entitled to. One of these ennis
saries has lately been up in this region, We
believe, circulating all sorts of miserable
roorbacks in reference to the Douglas party
They are disproven almost as fast as they are
uttered, but his fertility of invention far sur.
passes any facility of contradiction, and thu:
he spews out slander after SANDER, and mis-
, representation after misrepresentation, Will
unintermitted perseverance, Persons no
knowing the hireling character of sucl
venom-spitting bipeds, might be imposed
upon sometimes by their vile falsities, SLAM
' ders and distortions All that is necessary i
to look out for these imported vendors o
Lecompton mendacity. Be assured that
man who has nothing else to do but trave
through the country eectioneering in thi
low way for any ticket at all, is paid for IL.
e NATURALIzED CITIZENS The District Cour
c sat, yesterday, and naturalized Sc foreigners
: we did not ascertain how they would b.
likely TO vote, but take it for granted tha
they are sensible men and will vote tn,
straight Douglas ticket.
ARREsr.-Mac Billings a resident of Butte
county, was arrested, yesterday, on warran
for grand larceny in the taking of sundry
cattle from near Oroville and selling then