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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-08-19

DDYDEspRrBEs AMERIcA-"W here
did Baccy cum from, Corney," inquired
Mary.
Why, from Meriky where else
that sent up the first pitaty. Long
life TO it for both, says l., said Paddy.
What sort Of place is that, | won
derl" said Mary.
Meriky, is ita they tell me it
mighty sizeable. Becy, darling, I'm
touId that ye might rOwl England
through it, and it would hardly make
a dint in the ground. There's fresh
water oceans inside of it, that yop
might drown Ireland in, and save Faith
er Mather a wonderful sight of trouble
and as for Scotland, you might stick i
in a cornor Of one of their forests, and
never find it but for the whisky. IT,
only had trife Of money, I'd go ant
seek my fortune there
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-08-19
DR. j j cARsTARPHEN

DelleEue, La, being permanent To-
Ab Gated in Bellevue, would respect
fully tender his professional services
to the citizens of this place and vicinity.
Office next door south of SpurIin &
Vests store.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-08-19

o. What is the matter with you
Jack n
Why, there's new girl come out
With twenty thousand year, and en-
gagged myself to Fanny, who has only
fifteen thousand
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-08-19
SUCCESSION SALE

- - - ~ - t|bJ4 NSAb Ay[14A4Js
Estate oil Joseph d. Long, deceased,
Dy virtue Of a commission 10 me dj.
D rected from the clerk Of the Dis
trict Court of the Parish Of Claiborne.
in the State OF Louisiana. / will pro-
eeed TO sell at the Court house door in
Bellevue, Parish of Bossier, within the
legal hours of sale, on THURSDAY
the lst day of September next 1859.
the following described property 10 vii:
The north west quarter Of The north
east quarter of section No. five f51 in
township nineteen (19) range No. ten
10y /; containing forty aerea OF land
more or less, lying and being situated
in the Parish Of Bossier. To be sold
as property belonging to the estate OF
Joseph D. Long, deceased, late OF
he Parish OF Claiborne.
Terms Of Sale-CASH.
Sheriff's office, Bossier Parish. La
July 25tb, Al. ID. 1859.
L. f. STEELE.
Sheriff and AucIi5neer.
By G. c. NowELl, Deputy.
n5-5ts pr 50 so
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-08-19

Gtate of Louisiana, Parish Of
- Bossier. Clerks Oiice 18th Dis
trict court. Notice is hereby given
that John Houston, administrator of
the succession of James Houston,
deceased, has this day fled i'm the
Clerks Office, his provisional account
and tableau of debts as administrator
aforesaid. Now, therefore, this is to
admonish all persons concerned, that
If opposition is not made thereto within
the time prescribed by law, the said
account will be homologated and made
the JUDGMENT of the Court.
Given under my hand and seal of
Office, at Bellevue, this this the 9th
day of August, A. d. 1859.
A. A. ABNEY, Clerk.
no 7-5ts-S6
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-08-19

ssA. Tie story of man who had a
nose 50 large that he couldn't blow ii
without the use Of gtnpowder, has
turned out to be hoax.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-08-19

o. The lady who knit her broEs
has commenced a pair of socks.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-08-19
GEO. A. PIKE.

a. enerai agent, Baton Rouge, La.
. immediate attention given to
collection of salaries. claims against
the State bills of exchange, drafts
and accounts; also the entry Of Land.
Information without charge.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-08-19
L. N. MUTT,
DR.. T.. II. FISHER.

Having permanently located in
IL Bellevue, would respectfully
offer his professional services to the
people of Bellevue and vicinity, in the
various branches of his profession. Of
flee adjoining the Planters Hotel.
vI-n1
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-08-19
DID ES
T~
ff VA
= So
For District attorney.

We are authorized to announce A..
B. GEORGE, Esq, as candidate for
the Office of District Attorney, for the
18th judicial District, composed of.the
Parises of Claiborne, Booster and
Bienyille.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-08-19
PLANTERS HOTEL.
WM. A. KELLY, PRopR1EToR.

BELLEVUE, La.
aYing lately made
II additions to his k@A-l
already eommodious ~ ~ Ss.,s
house. would respectful -
y inform the travelling public, his
old friends and customers, that he is
now better prepared than ever, to ae-
oommodate all fave,ring him with their
patronage. His table will always be
supplied with the very best the country
affords. He has also attached to his
house large and well ventilated stable
web supplied at all times with good
poyender. ylnl
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SUCCESSION NOTICE,

: ~ = AlAJA4 III Y AtJe
Aug. 9Th, 1s59n7-s6 Executrix.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-03

SELP.EvIDEXr FAcrs.-The few friends Of
Douglas who are still acting with the Broder.
ickites, notwithstanding the latter have Goa
lesccd with his vindictive enemies and pcrsc-
cutorS, should rccollect that their favorite
will be obliged to cooperate with the Demo-
cratic party in the next Presidential election,
no matter what propositions may be made to
him, nor how flattering his prospects might
DO as an independent candidate. He has moth.
ing to expect from the opposition, composed,
as it is, almost exclusively Of Republicans
He Is distrustcd, hated and feared by them,
and his only certain hope for the future Is for
him and his friends to faithfully and 2ealously
support the candidates of the Democratic par.
ty, which will be the successful party In the
next Presidential contest, and which Is likely
to hold the reins Of government for years to
come. All his sympathies are with the Dem
ocratic party-outside of it he has no strength.
RecOlleCt bis language stand by tho prin-
ciples AND ORGANIZATION Of the Democratic
party, yield obedience to its usagea, and sup
port the regular nominees." You, who are
unwilling to be sold to the Republicans, no
longer consort with his enemies, but come
back to the party whose principles and organ
izatiOn he indorSes, and whose candidates sup
ports.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-03

OnOhobtoWNs DopSe@ooH let, 1887
DHAH DAN; Last nigAt We had at tAis place grand
rally - the DsnoeTaey - The purpoee Of hearing chose
voEOeS Of the party, Gee. Pes. Johnstoa, Thoas H..
Williams and Q. v. 0AnAeRsea. The meeting organ
iSsd By the ssetoa % JoAA EWa, Esq, PRECEDING
hence b the trssdoaS. Amer speaking about min
ueO became apparent that owing 70 sxeessive hOars
Mr.. OAndeTOOn unable 70 make himself heard.
He therefore excused Ainss lrnm further addressing
the meeting 70 the regret aad Of
Who had not tgOeton HE Ahs 00Tt a. this place during
The canvass Of last year.
Mr. Williams neIt took the stand and spoke for nearly
an hour and half upoa the Issues Of the day, in HE
usual able, Logical and convincing He fol-
loved By Mr. Johnston, who held the crowd spell bound
toP two houFe By HE magic sQuonce, which exceeded
u pnsstble, bis previous enbrt6 upon the stump. The
BFods sQuy1aed and wthed beneath his seoFching r..
view Of the political and private career Of the youth.
fa and 0gAvewhils the hearts Of the true DeoeFA
warned with enthusiasm he dseouFsed upon the his
tory and principles Of the DeaOeTatie party In his
maTks upon the naturalization question. he showed
miniStFation. He dOloustSated, beyond all question.
the truth Of the propetioA, with which he started
that the present administration havs gone further than
any previous ol In its defence and Of
aSsA etisenS aud their rights In eonelusiou he called
upon an god eSens 10 stand By the DsmOeFAtc party,
% being the ea party nov II the asA, whish eeiDOw
edged and upheld the ooBasts a the
only party WAcp posy vas aatoaal aaa gave any assu
SaIeS 81 psTPstuity - this Upioa Of States.
osergee0wa pOW0T'' q 6eeA. Ahoet three hundred
aAA hNY Pss0oIs woSe ptsssat Whtsh makes, you
knoW, 1AIgs nseting 6bI tAs pAss. ese dowa e
lAss pFeeASs ooogVsNeW1 doss ut give better as-
count 81 AessS the III ass tAaH she did one year
aeo. yOuFOs truly. DENoCRAr.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-03

BIZ AT TUE PoLLs, DExocRAn!-SCe to it
that every Democrat, no matter how distant
from the polls, turns out on Wednesday next
and votes. Have horses and carriages in read.
mess to help forward the weak, the aged, and
the infirm. 1t is the duty OF every Democrat
in our county, duty he owes to his family,
his principles, his country, to manlincsS and
honor-to appoint himsrlfa committee Of one,
and work earnestly, xealously, increasingly,
unfinchingiy until the sun sinks into the West
on Wednesday next. and we will achieve q
brilliant victory victory which will be an
honor to our party, = credit to our county, q
source Of joy to our friends, and lasting ben.
eft to our State Boys, "give long pull, .
strong putt and a pull altogether for the regI.
lar Democratic tickct-with the name Of the
pure and gifted Latham at its head. Don't
scratch name or swap of q candidate, but
vote the whole of it. Our victory will not be
decisive and satisfactory unless We elect all
our nominees. Give the corrupt fusionists,
who bartered their principles for place, no
cause for rejoicing. See that ereyy Democratic
slector in your precinct rOtes, and show your
scorn for traitors and dcmagOgues BY swelling
the majority Of the Democratic candidates.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-03

We arc greatly indebted 10 cur friend
Stowe, Of the Uniontown News Depot. for the
Weakly London T~sGs, AhAik Ado6FtissT,
Albany Journal and . number Of other vAlua.
BILE papers.
CHAs. ?. lawn is candidate bs Ps-slssNiOa b The
once Of Justice Of the fsaSe q DiAAosA si10s town
chip. Mr.. Trivia 1s pFessat zee e The kssselAAs
Judges o the Court of Sessions o THE eoaa, anA Aas
proven himself So0pstsHt aaA insoEsuPaihls s@sss.
LAST CuAncE.-To-Aisht The great European Pane
rama Win be exhibited IA THE city toe he last tlme.
IL 10 the most 0lsgant pAlataa a. SAs kiAA exAlh
cd In AmeYca, aud these who have not Il sAeaA no
tonight. Our tAlentsA tewssAs, ". Frank eeeWaSe,
hes volunteered 70 ass e. esliasates.
PRonPT.-Ths stock IT goods Of Wolf BEothsss.
which Waa damaged BY IRE last wsek. bad been
insured BY he Hamburg Bee@sa lnsuraaes CO@pa-
ny (Of Whiek Mr.. J. NacAman Of this city 70 agsnt
10 ibe sum. Of q, 200. TIE insaranes he's bsGa
promptly paid.
PUAozss-Nr. Egglssaoa. q Unioatowu, hes o1P
grateful thanks for large boa Of mammoth peaches
decidedly The largest. sweetest that We have zen
IN our city this season. He hes tAEiviag orchard
aud all his fruit h Of superior quality. he poaeA.
e be Sent ~ No venture 70 assert voalA con-
mand premium at The State Fair. end b euSios-
iy 10 any other State than Oaltoeaia. IL @eAaFds
10 he vicinity Of Coloaaa ere aoto1 81 tAeiV oas
peaches, and Mr.. EgElaatOa's i Oas a. The bsst II
that township.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-03
CoErSSpOndsnes Of the Democrat.
NJ

MEasRs EDITo2s II has been N long since you
hare beard from this aide Of the county, that
thought it would be amiSs 70 let the many read
ere 81 the DunocnAT know how we'ars getting along
here. with our political and mining operations. 4
few. At 6rst, we're dissatisfied with .icket but
they arc now satisfied that candidates for puri
y Of character, integrity If purpose and sincere
devotion 70 the interests II our county far supe
rior 70 their opponents. The cry Of eli now s-ihe
whole Democratic ticket. Let the Brods blow-ihe
polls will tell
Maine Bar has population Of from three u Eve
hundred, (that 10 up and down the river tw0 nilea
each way). We have stores; 4 billiard SaloonS
hotels nesAurant; fruit stores z livery s'a.
large hall 6,tcd up fur ,heatr,caIs. concerts, be
Maine Bar, on tho 7th If September. You may rely
upon il, will roll up large majority for the whole
Democratic ticket. More anon. BUCK.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-03

SREARER's CALIFORNIA DlcEsr.-Bancroil L
Co., San Francisco, have just published Di.
gcst Of the Decisions and Opinions Of the Su.
premc Court Of California, from its organiza.
ton to January, 1859, as reported in the Cali
fornia Reports, Vols. to 10 inclusive. This
work is the most valuable to the legal profes.
sion Of any yet presented to the public. and ia
eminently calculated to aid and benefit bust.
ness men Of every calling. The book is sub
stantally bound in calf contains 800 pages,
with the subjects discussed arranged in alpha.
betical order, and . very complete index.
The compiler. Lewis SheareF, ESQ. l. law.
yer Of reputation and has discharged bis pres.
ent labor with eminent ability and SueeeGa.-
The Digest fills an important vacuum in our
Law literature, and in recommending II 10 the
profession and the community ct large, We per
form public duty and do en- act Of justice to
individual enterprise and ability. The Digest
is for sale at the book store Of 7. G. Nugent
in this city.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-03

ceived circular from Ferris Foreman. Secretary Of
State, recommending in accordance with Q concur.
rent resolution passed BY the last Legislature "thai
the Sheriffs OF the several counties in the State,
notify the people to at the County Seat Of
their respective counties for the purpose of appoint.
ing Delegates equal To the number Of the members
Of the Legislature, To the Atlantic and Pacific Rail
road Convention, To be held at the City Of San
Francisco, on the 2"th day Of September next, in
pursuance Of the concurrent resolution Of the State
Of California passed April 9Th, A. D. 1882" Itd,Rs
not state when the people are to convene or how
they are to select Delegatea Il lie matter Of vast
Importance, and county is entitled to twelve
Delegates rteps should Immediately b taken n get
up u mass meeting and select Delegates. 81 Dora.
do must not be unrepresented in that COM en.ion.
The time is short, and those who feel en- interest in
the matter ahuuld act promptly. Some Of the
counties have already seleeted their DelegAles and
We must not delay she matter too long.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-03

Go 70 TEE Caoss.R OADs--PezssaASs nm
INfERIoA-It was upon The msa VIE lived
at the crossroads, who had 10 ssl1sA schemes
70 advance, that Gen. JscksOn rsllsa k8-sap.
port. Let them b reached ard 90 We vel
The heart Of the country, removed Aom che
communicating Influences ofcorupt politicians.
he was sure beat right Let 10 address our.
selves to this class. Let the young msn Of
che Democracy devote the remaining Sw days
before the election to addFesalng. accusing
and bringing forth this clasA THIS b The 70.
servo guard OF the Democracy, always loyAl,
aIwGYs willing 70 work for their peinciplsa-
These are the troops which Bluchse bFonght
up ct the battle Of Waterloo. and woa he Vie
tory there. Let the Democracy u easA pre-
Sinet lbok to this atonei IL BY THE process.
we get out the full Democratic vote, VICTORY
Is OURS. Who will refuse 70 assist n THE
glorious work?
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-03

To YoUNo MEN-To the young msn who
will cast their 6fst votes next Wednesday,
We earnestly invoke TO begin right; vote the
regular Democratic ticket; vote 70 sustain
the Constitution; IA rebuks apostasy. faction
and .unholy combinations; vote againse those
who carry their principles 70 market ando6sr
them Nr sale; and you win psFSosm q duty
that youH count demands q yea, end that
will Sc creditabld to your intS'ligsnCs, your
character and y6ut patEiolisms -thaswilI give
you prominent Pdsitioa n aPsEaasatPeE.
y. Do not thru away youF prospects e p.
turo usefulness ana pT0IsSDsat b. allying
yourselves With Gctioo that @ust nsesssaF.
Iy b shoFt.Ived, and end AisgSa6sially.-
Units yourselves with thae party tAat Acnr.
the Union," aronnd whose EpotSsss sAhls@
elustsrs tho affections a millions e Ass@sa.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-03

srArr AGRICULTURAL FAm.-Ws learn that ,hS
citizens Of Sacramento ere making ex,ensivo orr.
arAti0ns to accommodate the thOuSands Of visitoFG
who will flock TO that city at the obeninR Of Chs
State Fair, on the 18th inst. Judge LcRen, MesSFS.
Staples and Myers, visiting committee are spending
. few days in our city, examining our, vineyards,
orchards. quartz mills &c, They will report q the
Fair. We have neither time nor space 10 say more
this week about the Fair. In our next We shalI ii.
Jude N the subject.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-03

NATURALIZATION DoCTRINE IN NUTSHELL.
The opposition leaders, with tears 10 their
eyes srseppsaling 70 ustuTslizsd citizens to
vote their ticket With unblushing assurance
they asssst that The Democratic party-the
only party that rssistsd the aggrcssions and
checked the progress q the faction that perse-
eutsd adopted citisens-is hostile 10 foreign.
born citissna Such charge comes well from
@sn who bitterly assailed the Democratic par.
y bs standing up SOr the rights Of foreigners.
Every fasiO0ist speaker has misrepresented
shs Democratic party on this subject. It
maintains the same doctrine now it did in
less, sc. II has "taken no step backward"
Z" Here Il the whole doctrine ia nutshell, as
expressed and maintained by the administra-
ton. Il recognizes no distinction between
the rights and duties Of American citizens
whether native Of naturaliSed." Here are the
words Of the Administration
The question arises. what rights do our laws
eeaisf uPea 6eseigneT BY granting him naturaI.
sasioai anewef. ~ IL esehts, priVilaoss and im-
aitls Sktah tSleNe b NatiSs born ctssn in their
~ s.s.E "a - siAeb 9ssIi6ca'i'~ dat, under
ei1isss Z GIio1E : r. 90 n frss;isss." va
fsis tstaaIERalisa 6itism, JtOM Gad after
~ "a; - ~ as1wslisssiSN. W. a 1Oms aNd
seVse& q pleeaf Sp6N ~ eSvv 6oRs oo1iA0 sviA tAS
eeesss ssssS. H = aNGAsr - hAt~ o. SOorsS con-
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-03

OrR CorNTY NoAINEEs and host Of Other
sterling and influential democrats, are thor.
oughly and actively canvnSsing the county
cheering the timid and arouSing the lukcwarm.
They give us encouraging AccounS of "the
fearful SteadineSS Of the Democratic masses
of the unconquerable determination Of the
"old guard" who have stood proudly defiant
on many hotly contested fields, to achieve .
victory and rebuke the ApostAtc Senator and
his corrupt crew. Our whole ticket will be
elected by an overwhelming majority, in spite
Of the secret efforts Of protested friends and
fusioniSts to defeat it, Tho fusion Of the
BrOderickitcs and Republicans has Disguised
ell honest men, and incenSed the Democracy {;
and the good and true everywhere will unite
10 crush the shameless coalition. 1t is, per-
hapS, idle to call upon the cmbittered and ma
lignant men, who march under the banner Of
one who makes mutual hate the element Of
union to the coalition that surrounds him. to
pause and reflect upon their course. But
there is a claSs-A large claSS-in this county
who profess to be Actuatcd by principle in pol
itics, who have some regard for consistency
Of views; and VIC ask them to look OF aud
compare the two parties, and see which, in
spirit aud in purpose, is best calculated to
promote the public good. Shall prcjudiccd
feeling-in which there is no foundation OF
principle-lcad them into coalition against
the Democratic party--a coalition SenselesE
and dishonest, tit pcrverts their sense Of jus.
ticc, blinds them to tho consciousness Of obi
CATION, and fllls them with hate.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-03
YotA Early.


AS soon As the polls are opened, Democrats,
deposit your votes, and then visit the hills.
tunnels, rAviDcs. gulches, by-placea, wherever
. voter may be found, and prevail upon him
to come in and vote. Be on hand at en- early
hour; look to the ballot box see that they
are ell right Remember, full Democratic
vote is victory. Let no Democrats sOtsT
b LEFT behind Do this and you will hear
Democratic thunder rsrsr6erdtin0 through
tie State 6et0ro yOW sleep neat Wednesday
night
r Every BrOderick-Rspublican WILDE Onhand
to cast his vote in favor Of ssctionalism, ianat.
icism and proscriptiOn-in favor Of that fac.
ton that went into the last Presidential con-
test with dishOnOred flag, with stripes erased
and stars Obscured-whOse leaders, Seward,
Greeley 4 Co., openly advocate . dissolution
Of the Union! Give enc day to your pFinci-
pies, your firesides, your countryl A little
extra exertion will accomplish an immense
amount Of good, now and hereafter-will re.
buke BrOderickism and teach renegades that
Democrats scorn and spurn them. PerAdy
and humbuggery arc busiIy at work; their
tools and hirelings are found in every camp
their orators, the profound and brilliant, 20.
etical, and musical unobtrusive and truth.lov.
ing county Judge at their head, are SpOuting
from every stump; let reason and patriotism
silence their senseless complaints.
Let no effort be spared, fellow Democrats,
to get out full vote. Work actively during
the few days which remain. Stir up the
slothfu. Encourage the timid. Arouse the
lukcwarm. Appoint the Vigilance Commit.
tees. Provide the teams. Arrange for the
men who are to attend each poll. Keep =
supply of tickets on hand. everything
ready: And on election day start at daylight,
make grand onslaught upon the enemy when
the potts open, keep II up during the day, and
at night the proud and unstained banner Of
Democracy will float in triumph over victo.
rious army Of gallant Democrats.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-03

Rseolieet Democrats, thai on every party
question Bsodesiek voted In the u. 8. Senate
with Seward against the Democracy that he
was The associate and confident Of Seward,
Hale. Wilson, Trumbull and other Abolition
leaders. the foes and traducers Of Buchan.
IN, Cas-. Douglas, Dickinson, Mason and other
eminent, cherished and venerable Democrats,
Democrats who supported jackson and
rallied the people to his side when the Asso.
ciated wealth Of the country was banded in q
Wild and selCdestructive crusade against him,
-Dsmocsats who have faithfully adhered to
eAsis party amid I'll changes.
Rseolleet that Broderick has proved reere.
ant - the Democratic party, hithless to his
pledges. hlas 70 hia friends, and disobeyed
the Instructions Of those 10 whom he is indebt.
Cd ~ his position; that be vilely accuses
Douglas end other great and good and pure
men Of rank corruption. Do not sanction and
encourage perhdy and venality BY voting for
hia followers. Teach them that abandonment
Of principle, violation Of pledges, disregard Of
truth meet your disapprc6atiOn, and that You
seoFn 70 support the nominees Of faction
that b held only together by the cohesive
attraction Of public plumber"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-03

Keep It before the people, that the election
Of the Broderick ticket will be Republican
victory-a victory Of apostates and fusionistS
Keep It before the people, that the Broder.
ickites and Republicans have entered into an
unholy combination, are supporting the same
candidates, proclaiming the same doctrines
and everywhere working to defeat the Demo.
cratic party.
Keep 1t before the people, that the Rspub-
licans are the bitter enemies Of Stephen A.
Douglas and the Democratic party, the hith.
full allies end enthusiastic advocates Of Broder.
lex, Greeley & Go.