New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27
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Correspondence ofIbe s.. Louis Democrat,
SAS FR.NcIsCO, Aug. !, 1853.
There is little TO wIe shout that Is new, since my
last The war OF the politicians continues TO rage
with unsba.ed fury. Broderck is lighting the com
bned Custom.Honse and STATE Official factions, and
they are turrcd upon him with maiignity seldom
equalei in political canvass.
Tie Republicans are not idle. They vie with Brod-
erck in exposing the shame OF the Buchanan Admit
s.ra,iou 70 the light. Col. Baker is stumping the
State with great Al Auburn, on the 18th OF
July l.. Stanford, Republican candidate for Governor,
addressed meeting. The speech of Mr.. Sanford was
listened to with much attention One convert is known
, TO have boon made. Anor Mr. Sanford closed short
speeches were made by G. \. futile and G.. j. Hllyer
Of this place. All the speakers were straght-out Re
publcaIs. We shsl. roll up big Republican mslor-
Iy for San Francisco, AID increase our vote in the
State az least 10000 Next year we hope - wheel IN
the ranks TO the Republican music of victory and
principle.
Horace Greeley is at last among us. lie reached
Genoa the Both, and is expected to STRIVE IN Placer
vile this afternoon. Mr. Greeley complains OF nothing
but being ,rayelwOTn sunburnt and begrmei. with
dust. grand reception "a promised him by the clt
Zen- OF IiaceTvIe, aud the whltecOated philosopher
must expect considerable attention while here. The
Times, this morning, very sensby says
We are inclined t. the opinion that Mr.. Greeley
will rot care 20 have bis time taken up ia attending
cemcDstl stions got up inr bis benefit lie has come
TO get knowledge Of Csliorna. and what will please
lin best imagine viii be 10 be severely Jet alone.
lie, our people iurn is him with such conveyaaces a.
&c! 60 Vna 81 bS ,b Pn,sian Piter
pe,adise and over by Tie (eysers and down through
Nspa Valley; snd then let him take trip to the Big
frees anu fossinie taIs, slu u ne Goes noe soc
cDU ~ The src shines rnon tben we are mistaken
The last thing he desires is TO be bored to death by
fukes. He can have enough Of that without coming
to California
The great Overland mail arrived on the 'Oth nit, az
y, ~ ps 90, On tbs Is.p "a ~ AMI ar,v
81 :, IA civ ga hove eiven MAXIM the entire trim
!, tyertv iva dsvs ran burs and thirty five minutes
not. DELAY of twelve hours bst yeen tbs
non and For, YuIna nv heavy rains
Nsinr Richard q Kilalv II thus CITY Wa f,nnd n
-. :, h., bod yss,ar,Isy mo,nir, a. bis chambers
ON SaCremanto street liz son Iai of ten years WHO
"a 49, -" .ha ssr onsr,,an, VS. nnsble "a YAH him
~ .5s NJ .L roo,o ,bsr r. sscsr.ained
ar Ia . -. NJ Kosv vsa sbon. ft
t s ,lo g 90 snd M re.;S.J IN veers in ths
i ~. ''a'' " ~ '
NJ Gill;. ,,.s ..lo,,~s,l.d f,oc, pl,coryiue
i"o '"'"As
July ~;
THE Sal, / axe m.ll arrived AZ Genoa this after
poor. We are unable 10 obtain any news from il.
The Hon. Horace Greeley csne passenger. He is
well and complains Of nothing but being ravel-worn,
un.burnt snd beermed with dust. He il expected
10 reach this city a. I O'Clock D. NJ, tomorrow.
lie will be met several miles out by the members
o! our City Government anf citizens anu escorted
70 LIS loOiDs a. ie 80 iiuu.;, onu ""' NC ING
guest 81 our c''y u'iDs His say win US
\ dispatch from Carson Valley states that Con-
yepor "a II; session a. Genoa for the nurnose Of form.
pro,;.iorsl Co,,arru,e,. Gov Vsvsjs T.rri,orv
- . ~ ...e - - ~
II being Tue intention oi the PeoPie 10 thfo" Oh al
appearance q allegiance 10 the ttah-Morinon rule.
John Mercer, Of Downievie, was q prominent candi-