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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29
Our Musical Friend:

Il PAGES OF POPULAR MUSIC FOR lu CTS
"OCR Musical FEEsD' is filed with the best
Piano Solss, Duets, SONGS, Operate Ar;as Polk
a7 Hazaukas, tlualrilles, Waltzes, and every 9TH
or species Of musical composition for Voice and
Piano by the best American and Furopea1 Com
poscrs, printed on full full sized music paper.
n'il adapted to every grade Of performer.
The same quantity of music, procured from the
regular publishers would cost more than ten
times what We charce.
s \ years subscription to 90. NrsIcAI
FmEsp," viii secure new and fashionable music
worth at least Two IIU>pRED DoErAes, and i
tircly sufficient for the home circle.
Price Tea Gents, H.okf,.
Yearly, s. Half YEARLY, $3.50, Quarterly,
% cents. Tho volume commenced on the
lst Of December, 1873.
c. b, SEYMOUR co, Fporsrlroas,
n;f. iw. Il, Franklin street NF~ GurE.
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Tuesday Morning, March %, 1859
Third Ward Caucus.

The Republicans Of the Third Ward will NEE
y, "Wednesday evening, the goth instant at the
lansing House, at o'clock, TO nominate candi
I,,., for ward officers, and to transact Other
nece.sary business It is hoped that all will turn
ont--eyery man to hjs post-iu the reliable
Third
RI order Of ia. Committee.
JOHN 4. KERR, Chairman.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29

I'nE ATLANTIc-Ihis splendid literary
success is prompt az usual The " Minister
Wocing" il continued in this number, a. usual.
having commenced in December. The Atlantic
now has 4o,o00 subscribers; and is rapidly IN
creasing The interest attending Or. Holmes
contributions is undated. The Boston Go-eti'
SAYS: AT the present time two different houses
in London monthly re-pubsh the " Ministers
Wooing," by Mrs. IL. h. Stowe, and lis circula-
ton there almost exceeds the same here. We
have heard il stated that the editors have recciv-
ed and approved, up To the present time, suifi-
Gent material from. American authors To furnish
several numbers fully equal to any that have vet
appeared. The April number is looked for a,
one of the very best yet issued. We repeat
again, that in chroniclng the success OF the At
lantic, We are expressing rational feeling o
something more than pleasure, that We have "A
last accomplished desire, and that our liter
AZURE has such an ornament rs the Atlanti,
Monthly"
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: + r. TAI. MOTTO s

- CARL WoLF, Prof. Of Music, designs, If
b, meets with sufficient encouragement, to com
mencc Immediately course Of instruction, in
the city of Lansing, on the Piano Forte, Nelol-
on, Guitar and singing Also, thorough bass
al harmony. For particulars enquire AT the
printing Office.
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EikEN Up

DY THE SUBSCRIBER, on the 10Th inst, a
ID B-DND Mule, about four years old. lie i in
good c1-s;ion, s1d / = pretty nice animal
The owner ! requested 70 prove property, pay
-ta--c-, and take him away.
ROBERT REECE-
Lansing, sd var'l,) March u, go. ln294:7w.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29

NEW Music From RoDT !; CADY. gen
ersl News dealers, Chicago, We have The Song
Of Greeting "a song and qlartettc chorus
bv Wurzel Orders By hudred. solicited.
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IArkIoric.-An actor in Georgia, in the
Wv u'e OF play, kissed another actors wife once
~~ner than the authorized version of the play
~ Sl'ed, and was thereupon severely whipped
!! -. We outraged husband. Having been star
and now being provided with the
,S.es he thinks he is entitled TO represent
uas Oh his country.-N Y. Trib.
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STATE or ,pSxrrrl,4r
CostrsouAR's otric.. H,Rrroxp. Jan. =. 1850

! t1sfTtOIhR's otFCs HsRrtuKn Jan -. 1859 4
hereby certify that have examined the books
securities 81 the Merchants In-uruno. COMPANY Of Hart
ford Conn. and hni It's Assets and Condition a. set Firth
u TIE foregoing statement AMI believe entire Catf
/ trl is lately invested ami secured.
/ GloRGE ROBINSON, B.J.uy CJn.t
The sh~c ter i daily authorized 10 take ami
sue Ia'isie,. in the above RELIABLE INSt RANCE CoN
fANh a. a, inw RATE % premiums IA" nature oi the
rsk viii admit. losses promptly aud -quahly az ustsI
l.-l JAS. TURNER Agent
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29

Orr MUsIcu. FREED This musical
SERIAL Is upon our table our lady readers viii do
veil to Observe the advertisement, and supply
themselves at the cheap ate with primo music
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29
ELI 80 20 Sl1. Ol6 o. ll,.oS al

Ersa;e amt ioanei ON the above securities, ell 7os o1
Amount Of loans sccurei by Mortgages he
ing nrst icn 81 record, on un-ncumber,d
Real Estate, worth Al least 80 600 $50. Sl3N 100 ~
AWnuut at STOCK Notes ga lu;.rust. PAYABLE
"u demand, strongly endorsed, ami secur-
81 by pick Cd! the Stock ........... LOO .oOJ 80
Amount II Interest accrued, bet not due. ASA IS
CREATE amount - Assets including Cap
s23a O79 -
Liabilities i'r losses not dne, SEQ go
No other ella ms against The COMPANY
=
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v..,v Advertisements have The privilege Of three
ehsnges. ,..,,,ly,o ,eyn1., and oriirsrv
80 Advertisements, only Al! others eharSedby
,hs sIuare
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29

TuE RAn.RoaD.-'ihe contracts for the
grading between Oso5so and Lansing were let on
FRIDAY, and the prospects of n railroad 10 owos-
AZ within a year are il.ttrEiug.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29

Mr.. VERNON ENTEETNINNEST-T
evening entertainment of Living Pictures, Char
aies and Music, at the Hall Of the House of Rep
rssents,ives on Friday evening, though it falls or
Apriliool day, is no April-fool matter, hut /
pleasant and substantial thing, gotten UP by the
young ladies' and girls, to help along the noble
project of helping TO pay for NJ. Vernon. This
little enterprise, modest As it is, appeals to the
patriotism of young and old, and though the eli
fort and means he humble, yet the aim and mo-
tive is Is high a. tina, which dictates the most
munifcent contribution The following j. 'hc
programme Of the evening
|. Quartette
2. Music by the Band.
3. Tablcau-The Nations.
4. (" Love at First Sight
S. Z" Striking Likeness
6. Music by the Band
]. Charade
$. Tabeau-Saturdsy Night.
.. I" The Three Graces
10. Music by the Band
II. Tabesu-The Post Mistress
H. /" The Seasons
10. i" Trial of Faith
IA. Music by the Band
Is. Tsbleau-Scanial
10. Z" The First Earring
Il. 4" The Village School
Is. aus!c-Quartette.
IL. Tsbleau-Yortuno TsTnG
70 First Scrape.
Il. " First Efforts
=. Music By the Band.
- Tsbleau-Prepairing Moses ior tue Fair.
a. q Cupid
70 e my Eve and Betty Martin
%. Charades.
q. Music by the Band
Is. Tsbleau-Secret Discovered
~ Verb, TO Love.
81 Grandpa's Watch.
81 Music by the Band
80 Tableau-Popping the Question
S Cried in Church
a. Play
S. Music by the Band.
doors open at o'clock to commence at -.
"Ssets Of admission, q, cents
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29

REFORM SCnooI. - Three inmates Of
this institution were discharged during the past
week. having given strong evidence Of thorough
reformation. Two were sent - their par"Ut-
and the other wss furnished with h"mc aud
employment.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29

The EAGlE-J VI Shearcr, the form
er landlord Of the Lansing House, has rc-fittcd
the (latel Columbus lious" and has opened il ~
the Eagle Hr Shea-cr was q popular lsnd!o'd,
and his exer;ioHs src being pat forth 10 secure
his share of public patronage. The house has
undergone thorough reft, and books h neat As
anew pin.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29

, FARM Of 81 acre--I0 acres Improved up
L on which one crop Of wheat has been rai-
e.. Situate miles 1esc of lansing On the Bat
tie Greek road. Land l-st rate and vel water
ed. Inquire u the Auditor Generals OHce.
.vlnS 4. .. WINTER.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29

AccIpEsT.-Mr. Warren Briggs, Of Ian
.;pr, broke his leg At barn raising las. week, at
Brookfeld, Eaton county.
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i'DF pike s'.aI.

| Almost every exchange paper gives iutelli-
cencc Of departures for Pixies Peak Some pa
per@ give names. On wednesday evening, say
the Detroit d@,ert~c. party Of young men
left for Pixies Peak Some eff them are well
known 80 many of our citizens Their names
are Charles N Wallace. Henry Baruu, Henry
Rutter, formerly in the Freight office Of the NJ
e. Il. Il, Samuel FarqHhar, Samuel Phelps and
Alexander Ross. The outfit of the party for six
months cos, $500, exclusive Of teams sc
which will be procured at st. Joseph No.
The Niles papers give Intelligence of the eH-
Pcctet departure % squad from that place.
bes,,d hy Hon Warren Chapman, on, Of the
prominent men of Berrien and the Livingston
Hepnticr, announces that Luther Friak, ar
Howell and John DALEY and Luther stephens
OF to!Hvay, started Tor the new Dorado la,l Mon
DAY
III, Detroit .IdrertjSer learns that two per
sons Formerly residing at Troy, Oakland county,
returned a short time since, .i0m Fixes Peak
onc ha'i hccu absent from Troy six months, and
brought back III ounces of gold; ani the
Other, who WIS ahSru, tnt three months, bringing
100 ouuc5--,hr total amount being valued Mt
Si,152. These iwo persons are about returning
10 the gold mines, ~iiI their families. They re-
port the prospects oi plenty &C gold to be good
and, il the report in reference to the amount Of
the precious metal brought back bv them be
true, ,Ubstautiate the statement
From almost every village in the State, per-
sons starting, with view IA benefit them
selves, upon a contingency which, under the
most favorable circumstances, viii probably not
no, lead TO a realization Of tho hopes of one in
ten. Farm labor III having and harvest will be
a cash article in Michigan this yesr.
| We received OH Monday from. Frank Foster,
a former resident OF Lansing, the following note
enclosing the letter which We publish below:
Kansas Tn. March -, 1889.
Editor R>peJIico,-
SIR:--Withn | send you IL letter Just publish
ell. II written by reliable man. and YOU
can place confidence in every word Of il, as ] arn
personally acquainted with the parties, and know
them to be men of truth. II You see proper you
can publish il for the benefit OF the Lansing
folks. Very respectfully,
FRANCIS FOSTER
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DG the subscriber, in the township Of Locke
ID Inghsm county, Mich, in November last
pale red OK, five years old this spring. The
owner il requested to prove property, pay char
ges and take him away GEORGE FISHER.
Locke, March ], ls59. 3w20l
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LANSING HOUSE,
u. E9S0S. E0g2D9EeEEress

WM. T. H0UCK, CLERK.
Stages leave this house daily for Jackson. -
Johns, Detroit, and intermediate places.
Ian.Inn AnrIL lSIn
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s9S.50oo .as $1,000

AssTesa;e market value OF tie above stock So 5000
As and his IL y ,Ae Company s,cr.r,iy ~ Gas.
Toms, tt. ~ pr ia! -Irkt pIlae 4 nc .Ine arf
Pie a.. 'lot .agnu! ~ r..rk.
Tar val. MARI. val Am. loan e.
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RATES. of Advertising.

s,u,re of 10 lines, 81 for the first insertion, aud
~ reus foreacii Subsequent publication p-riod
AZ. tnre. months.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

T'IIE SPRING AND SUMNER TERM Of the
L subscribers School wlco'5n,e0ce ON Hon
day tssc iEt:, iat q: April. AMI Sc
would say TO strangers tha, our School House Is
situated in 2 pleasant part Of the town, the wa
ter IS excellent, and the private rooms are fur
ni-hed with Beisteads, Stoves, Tables and
Chairs The house IS designed for those who
prefer boarding themselves, and thus avoiding q
high board bin. Our arrangements are for both
ladies' aai gentlemen, and 10 effort shall be
wanting 10 make our school both aset,f and
thorough. We teach general course OF ela-
mentary and higher English branches make
teaching NY eatire business, and devote twice as
many hours 70 those who are needy n are civen
TO that class by teachers III general
Mrs. Taylor viii teach a primary department.
commencing on Monday, May IL
Z. TAYLOR
Lansing, March 2lsr, 1850. fu9af2v.
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DIF'AI-n irvn p-- -'-irtioH "f s.r jane Clarke
] Il y. Physician iN-.l.-.i.-q-v tu Tie Queen Tl.
Invaluable Medicine = au5,-a- 20 tte 80 a Those
painful AMI ifn-~r.0$ disease Incident 'o the fem-l.
institution.
II nu!r--e> al excess, removes all oh~trEctic1- an
bring Ire mru.' IS period with regularity These
Ni- >HrGt b. I>eT t- or lre- weeks previous 10 con
fGsmeu, they '' tie constitution. su3 lessen tie
suffering fGgiu- ji r enabling the mother t. psrr-r
her duties with safety 90 herself and child
Thee Ps3, sha'd mt D. tIirI ~ |-uGl.s during n.
FIRST TiFPFF MONTHS T Pregnancy Gs fasg are sur
p tag Hs-rrirg,. tr, " any o'irr tucs trey az
s-f.
n az cases Of N5svoHs and SPINAL Affections pain IL
he Back and Loins, Heav.n-~, Fat que Slight Fxrr
ton, rair-aiion rt tie Heart, InSae~ of Spirits Hvs
t"-e~, SICK Headache, White. c5 At the ra fll t,.ss
.,ri>onel ry a~arle--i system, -r>e T.., Sii effect
-I-- when a1 o.is- means have f-i. and although
p0vev remedy go not contain iro ,1 araeI s-riro-v
- any other mineral
Fu directions mpany.u- rTch package pr.ca il
t'e Uni ia State AZ C4u1ia CuH pla-.
8 De- Agent fo- -l- Z 'uit-t States ant Canada
JpG H'rT~ Is,r J.. e.. Ia,tS.a = co..
Enr.. -S.--. y. y
B-0ue Isl,tr ans F,-sre stamp, enclosed % aay
authorized Agent S' -E-.r- battle ,;4'4 10 1, 80 ILL.,
ty return ms,l
For sale ~ 4 THsYxR, IAaSir. I5Oyl
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Ilt,l amount u Capital AMI Surplus. ... ).
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An nat ol Cash on hsuA. ......... .-3l.
Account 30. ta-h 90 hsnis % AScnts. 5..-5 -
tU tvt Cash "a Charter uak Rank 5.l.aa
Accress'" amount q Cash Items ...... sl4,so So
s. els 'Ht hirs oya! .. a. ,uspIuy azt. t.< ,,lr ssf
marx, ylla< ta-r-Jf.
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We received OH Monday from Frank Foster,
Il former resident OF Lansing the following note
enclosing the letter which We publish below.
kANsAS rEH nnr..l l. L. -
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-23

THRrST AsIDE-Mr. Pattcn, the 1lrUdcrick nomi-
nee fr State Senator, was rudcly thrown overheard
by the managers Of That faction last week. aud Mr.
Shankln, a Fremont Republican, substituted in his
place By the Central Committee. THIS has been
done for double object. it is said First, To capture
the Republican vote fOr the BrOderick ticket; and
second, to induce the Republicans 10 prevail upon
Mr.. Patterson to withdraw frOM the contest ami 10
east their vote for S0ss. who desired ~ vote for
Mr.. Pixley for Governor. Mr.. Brown, one m the
Republican nominees for SenatOr, has declined and
gone home, and il Mr.. Patterson, their other nomi
nee refuses to withdraw, It is highly probable they
will endorse the nomination oi their friend and CO.
lubOrer, Mr.. Shanklin, whose Rrpublcanism, We
have been told, is Of the rabid kind. Are the few
Democrats WIN ARE yet in the Brodcrck ranks, will
ing to be thus Imposed upon, thus cheated: Are
they so completely welded To Brodcrickisnl, that
they will tancly submit to have full Llooded Re
publican thrust upon them! Does it accord with
their Democratic feelings To have Democrat forced
aside in order to make room for Republican! Mr..
Soss has been openly charged with Promising his
support 10 Republican for GnvernOr. lie Inns not,
cannot, dare not deny the charge. The prIof is
strong, positive, overwhelming, that he voluntarily
gave such promise. \ number Of gentlemen wiII
substantiatc the charge whenever il is desirod.-
Here, then, the douglas Democrats" are called
upon to vote for two Republicans in opposition TO
two Democrats! Will they do il: Not il they live
up to their professions. II they do, they repudiatc
Douglas and lovingly embrace his vindiclvc enc.
mics, who burnt him IN eiIigy and would have cru.
Gifted him had their courage been equal to hSir ma.
Lightly.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-23

PrHLr SreAKNo.-lt IL with more than ordinary
pleasure We announce the gratifying intelligence
that Geo. Pen. Johnston and VIM. Van VOOrhirs,
favorites with the Democracy Of Fl Dorado, whose
thrilling coquence In times past Chccred the hearts
and warmed the blood aud aroused the enthusiasm
nf the mountain boys, have consented to speak in
our county tonight aud next week. We can prom.
ise In advance that they will be warmly welcomed
BY the Democracy TO our county. for We have not
in our party. prolific IS IL unqueStiOnsbly /" q,
brilliant OsAsOss asOss popular effective and elOquen
spsAksss than the gentlemen named They will
make tho " mountains howl" for the Democratic
uowiaeea. aad produce dismay and terror into tho
RACKS az the opposition. We are authorized b
pledge them large sad spirited meeting every where
In our county, They ere the men Of all others to
pour hO4 shot into the camp Of the Broderickitca
and Republicans. They arc Intimately acquainted
with the mole operations, the ire-wOrking and
pIpc.hying Of BrOderck, and they will be unspair.
eng 10 exposing his trlckery, trenchery and stupidi
q. They know with whom they have to deal, and
Asw EO handle eGectually the past record Of the
Apostats SeaatOc. Col. Robertson and other Of our
county DOusisess join them tonight at ColOma,
where tAey wiil arst speak. On Monday night they
all pesk 81 Kelsey; on Tuesday, at Spanish Flat =.
o. Wednesday, ~ Georgetown, and on Thursday,
Al Malice Bar. Other appointments will be made,
Of which dee notice vlll be given. Turn out, Dem
OCTats, and listen ~ he words Of truth and patriot
len.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-23
Proceedings of the Common Council.
PLAcsRvlLTs, July l;th, l."

PLAcgRvILLe, July l"th, l>"J.
Mayor Swan, presidng-Prerent, Aids. Lacey, MARBLE
WirlInIan, Wade aad ArVIdesOn.
Reading minutes Dispersed with.
statement Of cost and Of Liberty Pole ereci
ed on the Plaza by MesTS Wllets h.Trovrr shoTinF
the amount Of expense incurred 70 be e23i r. aud tie
amount collected and paid els %, leaving balancr :"
4iI9 ~ unpaid. for which they pray That he C"Tn"r
Council will assist them in the payment Of IN hii" q
AID Marble IL WAS referred to the Finance COmhiiirr
AID Wade moved IL reconsider the motto" mad" at The
meeting to refer certain bills to the Board OF Sne'
sOrs. Carried.
Report Of Alex Hunter Street Commissioner for grA
ding and repairing Main street. on stony Point LOVING
amounts against Dr. H. Biron Of fS S aud against IT."
County lot Of tle ~ was read and on MOTION 'he O"S
Collector vas authorized u see the same paid
The following hills were read and allowed: WIN. Bond
o. To- egi Mr.. Vance t13; Mr.. CagWn ell 31 BENZ. T.
rret 6caons Of Committee on Fire and Water for the
building Of cssrhs Vas read ana, on Hntion Of AID Mar
pie, notices oft'e ordered printed.
The following resolution was presented bI ALL ""1e
Rrsolrtd, That the city Sexton he directed and author
iEed to the rrmrns NJ all persons hried on the
hill the east side Of Log Cabin Kavne. and bury th'
.aihe the City Cemetery POridci. the same IL done
witlout any expense To- the city. 49,
AID Marie moved that notice n the same he publish
ed in the M'TNrAN Dt1"nIt for four weeks. Carried
petition, numcronsly signed praying that something
may he done protect the roIeriy situated o. anF"Wn
Creek read and AID Wade presented the f!IV~ 'p
rcsolutlnh, which was adopted:
RtAIr,d That the Common Council invite the propo.
sails II different parties for the construction 81 suitable
nume In IAnGtown Greek large enough to carry all dc
water that flow ut any season Of the year; the right
"a he granted 60 parties for q term Of years
The Bond Of g. W. Swan, Funding Commissioner
was read, received. and placed on file.
AID Wade moved that the Board now proceed to elect
School Trustee " I'LL the vacancy OccAson"d by the
signation Of W. NJ Gary. Mr.. y =. BarSS placed in
and having received all the vocs east.
declared duly elected scool Trustee for the following
year.
Aid Marble moved that the absent Alderman h. hntl
u eAr unrrS thry give reasonable far their
non attendance. Carried.
hoard adjourned to meet 0n Tuesday evening. 1T
O'Clock. RS. HERNANDEZ Clerk.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-23
Checrily, brightly opens the campaign in

Chccrly, brightly opens the campaign in
good old Democratic FL Dorado. Our pros
poets have never been moro encouraging, and
never have the Democrats cvinccd more de-
termination TO carry our county by an over
whelning majority. They have entered the
contest hopefully, sanguincly; they proudly
point to the achievements and triumphs Of the
past; they challenge discussion and invite in
vcstigatiOn Of their principles-Principlcs that
have stool the test Of time, Outlived oppOsi.
ton and received the endorsement of patriots
and saScs. The MASSES are aroused and are
watching with the deepest sOlicitudc the apOs-
tatcs and factlonlsts who arc forming COM
binatiOn TO oppose the Democratic party
They have "lOathing and contempt" for the
adultcrouS connection between BrOderickisIn
and RcpublicaniSm, and will rcpudiatc tho
leaders and candidates of both factions with
ScOrn and Indignation. The artful lodges Of
BrOlcrick, claiming to be Douglas Demo
crnt. while secretly associating with and
working for the unrelcnting enemies Of Doug
las, can no longer deceive the people. His
insinccrity and trcachery have been unmaskcd
his record, black with malignity and du-
plicity, exposed. Ills assertions and his arts
have been compared, and his acts directly and
positively rcfutc his assertions. Processing
to be Democrat, his votes are recorded in
favor of the Republicans, against the Demo
Gratis. Protesting friendship for Douglas, he
is found operating with his enemies. POrfcss-
ing to be n faithful representative Of Califor-
mia, his votes are found recorded against ap-
preparations for her benefit. These arc in.
conference.-the facts, well known to the people;
and ON the 9Th Of September next they will
administer a whitening rcbukc to their faith
less representative. .
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-23


y" man Of ordinary falls hack, stoopa down
Ia. w personalities, until he 10 driven to the all in
dGbate.-.NIrfdmsmfU Re.
II the above DC true, then has Brodcrick
frequently been driven to the wall in de-
bate" Low personalities" marked his ca.
rccr more than once in State Conventions and
in State Senate. Take the stand, Mr.. Royal
T. Spraguc. and answer. Did not Mr. Brod-
crick apply TO you an outrngcouSly insulting
epithct in the Senate Chamber when you were
both members and the Senate was in session !:
You mildly pocketc'l the insult and soon after
enlisted under his banner. Stand up, MIR.
Baker. bid not Mr.. Frederick, at Demo
cratic State Convention in Drnica, use Ian
guage towards you not only rude and ungcn.
tlcmanly. but largely partakins of the very
lowest ckGuardi>m-languagc that would
have done no d>crclit to professional bully
and rOwdy: We could produce number Of
other instances where he stooPcd-if it were a
STOPPING on bisrart-" down to low personal
tiles, :, but those that We have mentioned will
do for tho present.