Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-03
but wrongo Our Country"
DORADO SATURDAY,
More Of the king q Iiar..

David G. Broderick has been seeking to sic.
Dalizc himself since his election to the Senate,
as the King of Liars. His lies have mostly
been perpetrnted on the living. II has been
our duty to chronicle many Of these latter
We have convicted hiEh by hin own state
mcnts, and by the record, orsome Of the NEST
dastardly falsehoods that ever disgracrd humau
nature. Notwithstanding IRIS, he has gone
on, from lie TO Me- until as llaf; he has achieG-
ed a greater reROwn than ever did 0riinskial
thief So long as he confined hs lies 70 the
living, there was some hope for him. There
was manlincss-a spirit Of bravado about
them, that implied somewhat Of courage
When, however, he cOmme med Juggling in
the dead when to scream himself irOua the
opprobium of the public, he invoked the names
of those who have gone from scenes temporal
to that bourne from whence no traveller returns,
and cited, as authority, those who could no
longer bear testimony 70 or give exploration
Of things done in the flesh, " SUSTAIN him in
his lies, we almost gave up In despair, and
blushcd for human nature. Bn6dcrick has not
given up. Conscious hhis inEamy; and aware
that his lies are notorious, he seeks to. screen
himself by the perpctraUQn Of still more inIa-
nous falschoOdS. Like the guilty Macbeth,
he has wadcd so fur in sin, that coming back
is more difficult than going over. Hence he
haltS and stumLlcs at nothing. Each speech
he makes but adds to that accumulated load
Of iniauy that has heretofore weighed upon
him. '' O.,
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Mr.. Broderisk & rGairmea lnt tHi INTER murder, t
ca rSrE"son a"u iH dcnoHHtSo s mn SISnns'on) ~ .e
Sevs'Siu SGer ura and h Sis ~ opUiUU he wa. nUt
Killed ii some brawi, be would die in fifteen months
Of detiriTtn trrnems. ----, r----- ~ .-a's
Tn supnort of this AeclnrntsoN he IL sa;d "a
havo read letter from one John N Nfel)oueal.
GWc don't know who this man can bal
Now the ridicnlousness and falsitv Of this
charge ofmurricr Is readily seen bv anv onc
Who will look At The Acts. F9reTson inte{.
venes in a nublic place. in n eonxeraGcoN tlSa,
Mr. Johnston is holdinr,. with another ,HC
calls Mr.. Johnston liar and wishes the .by,
standers to remember that he has done So
He. r., Is chalIcngedLchooscs his dwx wtfSipp..
on.-reflses at each fire to sool0ciseaGSKo Kor.
tens the distance. aud, fiuallyy. while .Ae b
wounded in the thigh, comes very nearly kill
ing MS antagoh'stZcutIlhS ~ buttons 'ETIn
his pantaloons, ana woundIng MN III the
wrist. Now, Mr.. BrodeftcK processes to be q
dueist. lie was oncc saved by wearing q
,rotoL ,.L;ch ho hod M r;obtt - r.oor ;se a
Wa'cn' WniCn Me nA1 no EISuL " %eA, IN y
uue'' ue C"a'enECN ns OpPC"e''e VSc%"So "s
acdS Pu6RSheG as q ttdr, suppose ue mad
killed him-would he be 4 murderer 2. II
Johnston is. then he vas IA an imfetrts and
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"a few minutes before his death, he spoke very
kindly Of MIR. Johnstoo. ah GprE@rs him, "nShOPssd
MS hlends ToGla 9e sai9S.GsS as ne was; ESt ~
ssU" G"ct "U tG~ Is D is SsS SSt q gshsS "a
LIE desire" % ~ ose nacs bt NM eyery,hns ~ 9r,
should end with his death. liz said that the duel
vos G,irIv mud honornhlv chnducfeh hndfhnf he had