Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-16
We regret that the following able communication
reached Us too late for last weeks issue:
Correspondence Of the Democrat.

Correspondence Of the Democrat.
GRsY EAOLs. July 5th, 1859.
EDrrcRs DaHocRAT: Now that the clamor and
'@ls,le Incidental to the primary movements Of the
different political parties over, And the leadcrs
NJ each quietly resting upon their oars. rscuper.
a,inG their strength for the great struggle which
~ill snsus prev ous 70 the seventh Of next Septem
Der IL behOOves every voter who ever has been,
.wshsA " be, identified with the Democratic party,
who 10 wavering between the two bodies claiming,
10 be the opponents Of Democratic principles to
lake retrospective view Of the actions Of both par.
.es and to ally himself iih that organization which
In his opinion, is identified With the good old Dem
oeraue party Of dAys gone By.
~ . careful examination Of the proceedings ofthe
different county and State Conventions Of IS. when
the division MAS fret made. no intelligent man can
fail 10 the lineage Of the ticket Of 50. headed
By MiLroS s. LArsAH, ss the tue and legitimate
descendant of The regular Democratic stock; while
the seEstyied Popular Sovereignty" faction lie the
bastard offspring Of en- INSCRIPTIONS demagogue, .
traitor to the party that gave him his position. and
one who would use The time hOuored name Of de-
moeraey to more eGectuaIIy carry out his Black Re.
publican principlea By casting the sppIe Of diScord
into the Democratic organization.
The Brodetick delegates. in nearly every county
in the State. last year. finding themselves IN hope
less minority sDd being resolved not N sct with
any party that did not Acknowledge 1.-The youthful,
but brave" and the bully. a. their trinity. boiled
upon what they choose TO term the popular SOW
e,eignty" question, but which in fact. nothing
more or less than blind obedience TO their lord and
master, whose edicts they dare not disObsv! Does
not their every action give the lie 70 their assertion
that they are actuAted by Democratic principles
when, for q alight difference Of opinion between two
Of our stateAmen, upon the matter Of carrying out
certain Democratic measure, and which 10 now .
past iAsSs, they would sttempt TO disoFganize the
democratic partyf Out upon such Democracy -Or
rather. such hypocrisy Let I'll BLdek Rtpwblicdns
rally to the Broderick standard for they owe him
allegiance Let eli Of those nondescripts whose
party has always been the strongest opposition to
the Democracy" give him their support, for there
they belong. Let those who len the Democratic
party 10 obedience 10 the command Of their MASTER
rsmain With him-fOr As hs property, Of course
they ere ct his disposs but let ell OF those who
wish 70 support Democratic principles and who are
not willing to sacrifice the interests Of the party to
crafty the ambition or revenge Of an INSCRIPTIONS
bulyng politician. let them say, rally to the sup.
port Of the regular DemoeraticSState and county
tickets. They are composed Of good. sound con-
servAtive men, who IL elected les they will be
every one will fuS the duties Of their respective
Offices with honor 70 themselves and 10 the satisfac
ton Of their constituents.
Let Us not only elect ticket. but let give il
such an overwhelming majority as to efectually
eztnguish every ray Of hope remaining in the
breasts Of these bogus Democrats compel them to
drop their masks, and to 6y into sbe arms OF the
Republicans. whose ranks they are peculiarly fitted
u adOrn and where we will permit them to scatter
the seeds of discord 70 their hearts content.
Yours, CONCORD.