Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-07

inc that the number of Settlers far exceeded tnat
of the Grant-holders, he made servlle pu lot
| their support by assuring them individually I'D
his "button-hole" interviews, that II he were eiec
ted. he would be their friend-the Settlers Juuge.
| | do know that be has told labOring men that
thew never had friend upon the Bench-out
elect him. for his sympathies were with them,and
they would be all right. do know that TO Sc
cure his election he stopped to such tricks rs
ought TO mantle even his cheek with the burning
blush of shame-that he made pledges, eltner
positive or implied, that rendered 1t lmPoSslole
for him to sit as an impartial JUDGE 40 know
that he attempted to array the poor against the
rich and labor against capital for the sole reason
that he wished to pander to popular Pre]uuice.-
Mr. Lindley Dady have been acting in the cohscleh-
tiuus discharge of his official duties when ne is
sued his electioneerng circular last ran, auu III
it attempted to excite a prejudice against the
Stare Company, and iniure its business affairs,
but if he was | hope he will name the othce ne
was then f1ing. knew he was a candidate, but
never knew he was in Office at the time. lie
man have felt himself bound as a faithful officer
TO sneak of the Stage Company as he did, III his
charge to the Grand Jury, but to me it has al,
WAYS appeared, that he prostituted his judicial
position to the qualification OF mean, Vlhu,ctVs
and malicious spirit, for it will be remembered
that the unfortunate affair which was made by
him the groundwork of his charge, occurred IN
another county, and not within his jurisdiction
and it must also be remembered that i'll that same
matter he acted as attorney in Sutter county, ana
as Judge In Yubd. This may have been proper
but have been told that it IS not customary for
one person to ACT BOTH AS ATTORNEY AND JuDGE
IN TIE SAME CAUSE.
! These are some Ofmy reasons for voting against
Judge Lindey if I should write them all they
! would fill volume. Whilst | am Democrat
upon principle, and acknowledge the Importance
Of party discipline, | owe no such allegiance TO
the organization as can compel me to do violence
| to nv conscience and commit wrong upon So
ciety by assisting in the elevation to office of a
man whom | believe unprncped, dishonest ana
totally unfit shall take part IN the election, II
! | live till the 9TH September | am not to be de-
TERED from so doing by Mr.. Lindley's allusion tu
the war between the Democracy (under the lead
of General Jackson and the United States Bank
first, because canuot see the justice OF the com,
parison between the U. 5. Bank and myself, and
second because | am unable to discover the par
alel between General jackson and Chas Lndley
| consider it a desecratiOn ofthe Old Hero name
to mention the two in the same connection. ii u
were not disrespectful to the memory of General
Jackson, would PROFOUND this question 1t II
took General Jucksun eIght years tJ break down
the T. S. Bank. how long will it take Judge Lind
ley to "root out the California Stage Company ?
In conclusion would say to the Democracy, u
You wish to purify the party, and rebuke unscru
pulous and professional oflice-seekers In your
ranks vote against Charles Lindley-to the mem
bers of all other parties if your aim is 70 secure
the selection of good, capable honest officers, dc
not be duped and deceived by his whining ap
peals to your sympathies-the tears he sheds are
crocodile tears
regret the necessity which has forced me t
make this statement. have submitted in silence
to the circular, and the charge to the Grand Jury
and would have continued to submit, contentinl
myself by casting my vote against him; if he hat
not dragged me and the Company before the pub
lie during this campaign, and forced me either
defend myself or admit the truth OF the charg
bv my silence. have acted in selfdefence.
have used harsh words, it is because milder Ian
guage would not express one half the truth.
l now leave the subject forever, hoping tha
Charles Lindley will nOt-BELIEvING that he can
not--KN0WING that he ought not to be eecte
County Judge of Yuba County.
: JAMES HAW0RTH.
MARYsv1LLE September lst, 1859.