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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-26

A call for Republican County Con
vention. to be held on the 18th of Jun,
next, will be found in to-day's paper
The time selected is earlier by montl
than last years Convention was held; but
as the Democracy have thought proper tc
call their Convention six weeks earlier than
last year. 1t was thought upon consultation,
thst If there was any benefit to be derived
from an early nomination. the Republicans
were as much entitled to it as the Demo-
Gratis. Why they called theirs so soon. it
is thought. was to favor the interests of a
certain individual, who has been busy all
winter an spring setting his traps. ani is
now getting in great hurry to spring the
triggers. lest he loose the nomination af-
ter all He knows he is not the first, or
even second choice of his party. hence the
necessity of pulling the wires adreitly and
speedily in order to.secure the nomination.
But. as an old veteran Democrat remarked
the other day "if he does get the nomina-
ton it don't follow that he will be elect
ed"
1t will be observed that the call for the
Republican Convention does not limit the
number of Delegates to be appointed at
the Township meetings. We think the
idea Is an excellent one. 1t will be impos-
sible to pack such body. il the people
manifest the least interest in the matter.
Each Delegation. after determining for
whom the vote of the. township shall be
given. for any particular Office. can readily
select some sac or two of their number to
report to the Convention. Ifthis arrange
nent Is carried ont we cannot see how il |
AN fail TO DC satisfactory to all.
We hope to see large turnout Of Re-
'ubllcans at the Convention. The Offices
o DE filled are of more Importance to the
'eople OF the County than any others, and
heir interest requires the selection of the
'est men IN the party TO fill them. Then
ct none stay at home on such an import
mt occasion. 1t will be pretty busy
inc among the farmers, but as harvest it is
bought will not commence before the first
i July. il is about as good time as could
ave been selected, unless it hal been post
oned a month or six weeks.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-26

Republican County Convention viii be hcl,
at the Court House IN PLYMOUTH, ON tn,
9th DAY OF JUNE, 1859,
at 0SE O'CLOCK. p. NJ, for the purpose of nom
mating candidates for County Clerk aud two
County Commissioners, to be elected at the ensu-
ing October Election.
The Republicans in each Township are requested
to meet a. some Convenient place on Saturday
previous. the 18th, at O'Clock, D. m, and appoint
az my Delegates to said Convent ON as they NAV
think proper, should it be their whole number.
Every Township. according to tie apportonmcnt
agreed upon, will be entitled TO votes in tho
County Convention for every 100 votes polled for
the Republican candidate for Congress at the last
election. This arportionment will give Union
township Z. Center 81, Green II, Tipaecanoe II !.
Bourbon IA, German 10, North I, Polk Z, West g.
full atten itncT at the Township meetings and
an outpoarins Of the Sovcrcsns at the County
Contention Is earnestly desired. By Order
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-26
II a TIE IL
ARRIVAL o. TIE STEINER VANDERBILT
BATTLE AT VERCELLI.
FIFE AUSTRIANS BEATEN AND 800
TAKEN PRISONERS.
ENGLAND AND PRUSSIA REMAIN NErTRtL
New York, Nav 81.

New YoRK, May 81.
The steamship Vanderbilt. from South
ampton. arrived this y. NJ She lei
Southampton at g. p NJ. of the llth, anc
was off the light-ship at 6 o'clock TIL.
morning. Her news is mainly anticipa.
ted 10y the City of Baltimore
The Vanderbilt anchored off the High.
lands at II o'clock last night-the quick.
est westward passage ever made.
The frigate Curacao, with Lord Napier
ON Board, arrived at Plymouth ON the
9TH.
a Turin dispatch of the 9th says: 1.-The
AustrIans have advanced from Verceli
towards Buronzo and Saluzzola They
cont inuod to fortify themselves on both
banks ot the Sessia and at San Gemano.
The Anstrians threw out accommodating
parties, which hal advanced as far a. the
heal OF the bridge Of Casale. but being
attacked by other soldiers they Withdrew
lie Word and Independence Beige contain
the following
General Garabald, combining his
movements with those of General Crallini.
has attacked the Anstrians at Vercelli,
beating them completely. AMI bringing OF
300 prisoners.
Tcnrs. May a. on ia Bulletin.
The number OF 10000. after occupying
Peveiila Tor short time. Withdrew.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-26


Accounts from the Plains represent that
stampede has taken place among tn,
Pixies Peak omigrants. in consequence oil
the numerous discouraSinS reports meet
ing them from returning advenlurcrs. and
that %, 900 had turned back before reach.
ing the diggins. 1t is also reported that
thare are 1000 starving emigrants on the
plains. Great fears are entertained in the
feon'ier towns that the returning emigrants
will avenge themselves in some way for
the receptions practiscd upon them in
those places. \ private letter to citizen
of St. Louis. datcl Pacific City, Iowa,
Nay u. states that report had Just reach
ell that place that a party of starving
Pixies Peak emigrants attacked and cap
turcd two outward bound trains near o.
Fallen's Bluffs. During the melee ID. G..
Cakes. conductor OF the trains, was killed
aud Mr. Griffith. newly appointed Post
master, Auraria, en- route to take charge Of
the Office, was hanged by the desperadoss
These reports must, Of course. be received
with proper allowance. They are no
doubt greatly exaggerated.
We understand that letters have been
received from some of the Plymouth boys
in Capt. Shirley's crowd. within a few
days past, which refer to unfavorable rc-
ports meeting thcm.-but say they make no
difference with them. that they did not start
for the sake of the gold so much as for a
biz hunt. which they intend to have. gold
o. no goll. They also express dctcrmi-
nation to visit the gold region and zee and
Judge for themselves
We understand, since writing the above.
that Mr.. NJ. II. RICE of this place has re-
ceived a letter from his brother WELCOME
RICE. who left hero early in April for the
gold regions, in crowd by himself, ia
king the most expeditions conveyance
rail and express, (which states that the
writer reached tae promised land few
days previous to the date of the letter, and
that from all he could see and hear, the
golden stories appeared to he considerable
of a humbug. but that he intended to re-
main and satisfy himself by his own obser-
vations.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-26

Our down street nrighbors say that Mig.
gers and white people live on terms Of per-
feet equality and intimacy at Oberlin, o.
If they will go into any Southern town
they can see quite as disgusting sights as
at Oberlin. Even in Louisville, Ky, we
have frequently seen white and black ladies
walking side by side along the streets, and
white and black men also. 1t is no un-
common sight to see a ,iarkey driving a
beautiful AMI richly dressed young white
lady about the streets In a carriage. and
often accompanied by female larkey sit
ting by her side. Then. on every hand,
behold the evidences Of Illicit amalgama-
ton between the niggcrs and wh;tesl Is
there more practical equality and intimacy
than this at Obcrlin. think you. between
the nisgers and white people? Now, be-
fore we close. we have a fair and honest
question to PROFOUND to yon gents, and we
hope you will answer it. Would You or
would you not vote for man for Vice
President of the United States who hal a
niger wife?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-26

The London correspondent Of the Com
nerr'of says preparation is going on al
every arsenal aud duck yard throughou,
the corntry. Supplies Of cannon are
still being sent OF to Gibraltar AMI all
other important stations. and the force OF
marines Is to be increased by 1000 men.
The IN INNING of tia navy Is also making
favorable progress. Every day furnishes
new collateral proofs Of the fact of a Sc
crct agreement, menacins to Esgl IN |.
having been concluded between Fra &c,
and Russia. And the correspondent sa S,
mo one ought to feel surprised if we
wake mp early some morning to a con-
sciousnc>s that we may spare ourselves ali
further discussion of the neutrality qucs-
ton
The hnicpenacn-e Beige contains ru-
NOR that explanations have been asked oil
France as to whether phrase in the
Imperial manifesto. in anticipating the
independence of Italy to the Adriati,. i'm
plies the disregard Of the treaties Of 1915.
and that the replies having appeared suf-
ficient In LONDON. a batter understanding
appered between the two.
lie Word says the Cabinets Of London
and Berlin have resolved to maintain a
strict neutrality in the present war.
The London Times says it seems i'm
possible that the Anstrians can retire with
out fighting BATTLE and it is equally inn
possible that the French can remain much
longer without striking blow at them.
There was good demand for discount
at the bank. The expectations Of fur
Their movement Of the bank to 5 per cent,
seems for the present to have subsidcl.
A Turin letter says there is every ap-
peasance Of an approaching great baltic on
the ground Of Marcngo.
Bcrne dispatch says advices from the
frontiers of fcmbar'ly state the inhabitants
of Naltellare are making great purchases
farms anil ammunition, and revolution
appears imminent.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-26
"THE PROSPECT"


Is the title of paper just started at this
place. by William J. Greenly, colored
man. formerly of New Albany. Indiana:
from which place he comes. recommen-
del by some of the best men in the State.
as having sustained high character for
intelligence and moral worth. lie has
been occupied in teaching school for at
least fifteen years past. and his influence
among those of his own color. has always
been exercised for their moral advance
Inent. In commencing the publication of
his paper, he has in view the best interests
of his race, by disseminating correc: moral
and religious principles among them, and
to encourage education. which will enable
them to occupy a higher sphere. aud fit
them for greater usefulness. His paper
contains twenty columns of reading
mattcr-a COOL portion Of which is origi-
nal--and will compare favorably with
any similar publications that we have seen.
Having in view the real interests of the
coIoreI people. it should receive their gen.
eral anil hearty support. We wish the en-
ferprise the greatest success Clark Co.
Ind. Dem.
We are acquainted with Mr.. Gfecnly
aad cheerfully endorse all onr old antago-
mist with whom we have had many a tilt.
says OF him above. Any movement calcu
late to elevate and sncliorate the condi
ton Of tho down trodden Of whatever ma
tion has our heartiest sympathy. What
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-26

The local editor of the Marshall Co
RePaJlican. Mr.. d. +. PHrILirs has recent.
ly taken unto himself rib. in the person
of Miss NJ. c. WALSH. We hope it was
fa Toxic. so that the act may he fully
Jastfsd.- Goshen Times.
Our associate will not. we presume, hes
itate to plead jusfsf ution for his proceed
ing II arraigncd to answer before his peers.
The take is fair one, at least.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-26
WAsHrNoroS, Del. Nav 10.

The general Assembly Of the Presbyte.
ran church. new school. commenced It's
session this morning-174 Delegates pres
ent. Rev. DIR. Thompson of Buffalo. de.
livers the opening sermon on the tile Office
and work of a Bishop. Rev. DR.. Patton
Of Chicago. was elected Moderator. and
Rev. Chas. p. Bush of Ill.,, and III. l..
Niles OF New York temporary clerks.
Pittsburgh was selected as the next place
Of meeting
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-26

ton OF their children. performing mental
services for the white race, their advance
mcnt must continue 20 be slow, and the
idea that they are Intellectually anil NOR
ally an inferior race continue prevalent.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-26

NoRrHERs PRxirEsTs,Rv.-The Logans-
port journal Of Saturday last says: I've
have inst received positive and reliable in
formation from Indianapolis. that Logans-
port Is the chosen point for the location OF
the new institution. 1t will be built on
the land formerly occupied by DIR. Jerolo-
man. west 81 town. on the north side oil
the wabash"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-26

GREAT REPuBLIc MoNrHLY-No one can
peruse this excellent Magazine without be-
ing benefited and interested. The June
number is on our table 1t is, we think.
unusually entertaining. Oaksmith I Co.,
publishers, New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-26

MAsoSIc.-Thc Masonic fraternity oil
Laporte. we learn from the Daily Union,
contemplate celebrating the approaching
2fth June, according to the usual order
and ceremonies Of the craft. An Grafton.
dinner. public installation of officers, DC.
will be in the programme. Preparations
FOR the event have already commenced.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-26
TIE SECRET INFIRMITIES or
YOUTH AND MATURITY:

Just Published, Gratis, 25h thousand:
y FEW WORDS ONTHE RATIONAL
TREATMENT. WITHOUT MEDICINE. Of Spermatorrhoea
or Local Weakness. Nocturnal Emission Mental
and Nervous Debility, Premature Decay of the Sys
TEN, lmpotency, and Impcdiments to Marriage
generally.
BY B. DE LANEY, NJ ID.
The important fact that the many alarming com
plants, originating in the imprudence and solitude
OF youth, may be easily removed WITHOUT MEpl-
CINE, is in this small tract clearly demonstrated:
and the entirely new and highly successful treat.
mcnt, "a adopted by the Author, fully explained by
means of which every one is enabled to cure
HIMSELF perfectly and at the least possible cost,
thereby avoiding all the advertised nostruns of the
day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free in a
sealed envelope, by RENTING (post pad) two post
age stamps TO Dr. B. DELASEr ss East 3Ist Sire ct
New York City. MAY l9-2n's&3wis
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-26

The Undersigned respectfully request the editors
AM ex-editvrs Of Northern Indiana, to meet then,
IN Contention. at Plymouth, June l4th, 1859, for
the purpose Of consulting upon and adopting such
Measures as may be though necessary for the ben.
sht ct the craft IL is earnestly hoped that every
Press in Northnra Indiana will be represented.
J. L. RocS. r.. A. CAMERON.
Z u. POWELL. WHEELER & SUMMERS,
J. C. waxrs. Joux Mrr1lkAx,
H. b Rsor, ScItuYLER CorFxS,
l. MxrTrNsrY. u. K p. McDoSanD,
X VIiIIsNs. L. X. SImyocx.
SHAFEa & DAVIS, A. C.. Tnosrsov.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-26
New York Market.

NEW YoRK. Nav o.
rLouR market heavy and I5a 20c lower: s,lcs
o,3oo bbls at So.69@6 IS for super STATE, lag 20
extra State. 5,SO@6.75 super Western. GOA *
common TO good extra Western, 1900 60 do r.
u U, closing heavy. Canadian Flour nominal At
$4,50G so. ''"' az
GRAM. Wheat dull AMI nominaly 90 4. lower
Sales u .0,0 bu at $l,ls@ 40 for Milwaukee club,
STD Tor Chcago winter rcd WESTERN AMI l. so for
I",Opp bu white Ind. returned fr ON Livcrpool.-
Rye hrm. Sales 1000 bu at 81. 40. Barley ouie,
aud unchanged Corn declined 3c; 9oi.c for
common white southern; Ola Csc for Jersey and
southern yellow; 80 to 94c for round yellow: s3,
inr unsourl m xcd we stern sound do held at 9oc
sale ct $4,000 bn mixed western made delivera-
Die ~ July and August at DC. Oats heavy at 81
"a DOC for state: 5e@61c for western and C. madam
WHIsKr.--Whiskey lower. Sales 6Jobbls At D
@2sisc. WIS
PRovfsroSs.-Pork dull and ouotatious nominal
Sales 600 bbls 1t 81. 500 H. - for new mess: SI7
10 Tor thin do; ls,59@ 1890 E,r prime mess. Bee,
steady Sales 225 bblS at 81 80 for country rrime.
SO for do mess; l2@I' for rrpa-ked Chicago
10: loo u Tor extra. Prime mess beef Quiet a.
SIG SD for inferior to choice. Beef hams dull n
Si4.oo@T. B,condull. Sales 5J1 smoked hams
at Siola Cur meats heavy at 0a73SS. for shosl.
ders; sisGf9lsc for hams. Llrl firm S,,es GO
bb's at III 58d 1917. Butter steady at ls020 for
new stitc and { hio. Cheese quiet at 5CagI.c.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-26
ROUNDS < LANt:Doy,s
ADVERTISING AGENCY.
Iss Randolph S,see:, Chlsags, III.

ROUNDS 4 tLANGDON are authorized TO
receive ADVERTISEMENTS for this and all the leading
Newsparers OF the L. =, and are the ONLY and
EN,LCSIVE Agents for minority OF those in
We North West fno3l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-26

DlED-ln this place on the morning o
tho 18th inst. Miss RACHEL vIy,rJ
daughter of Doct. j. j. Vinall. in til,
nth year of her aS,.
Miss '. was beautiful anil estimabl-
young la'ly. but the fell destroyer cut he.
oil Just as she was emerging into woman
MOOT, causing vacuum in the family /ir-
Gle and OF her youthful associates which car
never be fillel. We tcnler our heartfelt,
sympathy to her mourning frienls.
The above notice was written ont for
last weeks issue. but acci,lcntly got mis-.
placed, and consequently did not appear. I
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-26

ATLANTIC NosTmy--The June No. OF
this superior an popular Magazine has
been rsceivsd- The table Of contents pre-
seats very Attractive appearances. Phil.
lips. Sampson 4 Co.. publishers. Boston.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-26
Monday, june 9th, 1859.

l.. ID. SINE would announce to the public that
in addition 70 his regular monsly Gift Enterprises.
he will give his Third Grand Art Union Distribu-
ton. on Monday, 9th day Of June next. on which
occasion will be distributed Eighteen Hundred
Beautiful and Costly Prizes. valued at S200O0.--
Among the Gifts will be tound Three Hundred
Prizes in American Gold, ranging in sums from
- so TO 81 ,0c0 each. Four Hundred Gold and
Silver Lever Hunting Watches. worth from SEQ to
1900 each; Ten beautiful Oil Paintings and En-
cravings, worth from SIS to $500 each the re-
manning prizes consisting Of Ladies' Bre stl ms and
Earrings; Gents Diamond Breastpins. Studs,
Sleeve Buttons. Fingcr-rings; Gold Pens and
Pencils Gold Pens, silver extension, etc
The Paintings will be exchanged for Watches
Jcwclry at the lowest cash prices, if desired by
the tickct-h holders. All prizes drawn by persons
not present. viii be forwarded to the ticket
within week Eom the day of Drawing. either
by Mail or Express, free ofcxpense, and at INV
risk. Persons A. distance who cannot attend
the drawing themselves. will stand the same chance
as though they were present, but If they desire it
they can appoint any on. to attend for them, who
resides in Cincinnati, or who may be on visit to
the city on the day Of drawing.
A list Of Drawn Members win be forwarded to
ticket holders whether fortunate or not
The usual premium Of ten per cent in ycwclry
will be allowed 70 agents sclling six tickets up
ward. Agents selling flfy or upward viii be al
lowed premium Of ten per cent in Gold.
All responsible persons are requested to act as
agents for the sale Of my tickets. In ordering
tickets for thls Enterprise, be sure and saw. For
your Third Art Union Drawing" Otherwise tick
cts might be sent for my regular monthly Enter
prises. Agents are earnestly requested not to order
more tickes than they have certainty Of selling.
unsoId tickets must positively be returned At least
one week previous 10 the day Of Drawing, in order
that may be able 10 dispose Of them in Cincinnati
Ohm TnvSu0<>cS >r6M -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-26

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
! will, at the next regular session of the board
OF commissioners of Marshall County. to be he Id
on the first Monday of June next apply for license to
retail spurious and malt liquors. accordance with
the License Act Of the late General Assembly of
the State of Inana. The location on which /
propose to sell is in the building known as the
Baldwin House." on the = of lot 81, in the O.
risina plat of the town of Plymouth Marshall Co..
Ind. w III NICHOLS
May IL, le5J-2ft3 Applicant.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-26
Seamstresses & Dressmakers,
MISSES FULLER

nFFER theirservicest to the citizens Of Plymouth
~ and vicinity, in the above capacity. They
hope from their experience to be able to render
satisfaction to all who may favor them with their
patronage. " FuLLER HOUSE,, South Plymouth,
Ind. fN,rio.-o7,r
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-26

100 Gold and Silver Lever Hunting Watches,
worth from $50 to $500 each. 10 Splendid Oil
Paintings and EngrsrinSs. Lad, = Garnet CO.
raj, Cameo and plain Gold Brcastpins and Ear
Rings; also, Lrdy's Lockct Brsastpins Gents
Diamond, Opal and Garnet Pins fine Gold
Pens aud Pencils; Cold Pens, silver ext, nsion.
etc.. fine Seal Rings; Goldstone and Lackcr
Rings; Regard and Plain Gold Rings; Shirt
Studs and Sleeve Buttons, Gold Lockcts, ETC.,
ETC., ETC., etc.
WHOLE NUMBER OF r.Iz s, ONE THOUSAND EIGHT
HUNDRED TiKETs LIMITED To SEVEN THOUSAND.
More than an oUcrar Of one chance ia Tickets.
SINGLE TIcKErs, $500 THREE
TICKETS. $500. SIX TICKETS, $500.
To be aro~n at Cin-innofi, Ohio,
Monday, June 9th, 1859.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-26

Republican County Convention will be hcl,
at the Court House IN PLYMOUTH, ON tn,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-26

Patronage Respectfully Solicited.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19
QaiIg 9latjonal 1lcmutrat
Nat.onai Democratic Platform.

The Democratie party of the State Of Caliior
nil, in Convention assembled make and publisl
as their Platform and Resolutions:
Resolved. That we re.alirm the principles Sc
forth in the Cincinnati Platform, aud recognize
as an authoritative exposition of the Democrat.
Greed.
RESOLVED, Thlt IN order to preserve The peac
and hIrmopv ct the Union aud prevent the re
clrreuca ct sectional agitation, IL Is essential ina
the people of the Territories have he rlght "n'
p wer t. leg Slt' or omit % leg siue' upon 'h'
subject of slavery as "eiI rs upon "lHeF n"''eI
of domestic u i cy. according o. Their own WI
with ,ut any interference, d rect or indirect, On
theuart ofeiihcr Congress or the Ex cutivc
resolved. Thii the Administration Of Jane.
Buchlniu, by its nutiNglS upon the rights of tn
penple Of X mSis, us uarelea'ing prescription a.
tfied aud worthy d I'm crais for the otf.use If ad
hsring to D sm ,crduc prnc pies, lis ustant vie
ldtian ut the pledge winch brou sht mtn life il.
attempt t1 re lder The l. = slitive subj Ct to tn
Tx &C tive Department and lis II. sS cxtrtvag tucy
mi>m mage neat and clrriIptiun, has frteted tn
respect and lost tle clnhdeIc3 of the Amer.c a.
pnpie.
RESOLVED. Tint the immediate construction %
tue Pc lie uIrutd on yAt to be encourgei b,
tn, F. raj and State g -vrrnmeut, by all m,lu-
Ia Their power, and tn Il meanwhile the IN an ser
vice hy The Overland routes should br sustainc,
aud increased.
kfSOLNLD, mat our CtttG JW'llCHIl SIS en-
needs thorough aud complete revision, and thi
the Constitution should be 80 changed as t. IN
crease the number of Judges t the Suprem
Court, and secure speedy, honest and faithtu
al un,tr,ton Of justice.
ReslLv n That u the opinion of this Cpnveu
tion. Congress should euact "a law to protect uctu
nj bo,o &ts settlers upoa public lands IN thei
jI>t rishts.
II SOLVED That we, MS ~ Convention, repre-
seutug the true Demucr.cv of CdliEruia, adhere
with ALTERING hrmueS> to the prnc pies Of ID,
inlcmcy as taught by Thomas J,htrSun, an'
which guided the COUNCILS of the immortal Jack
son.
RESOLVED, That when This Convention ad
j,urns, its members nd 'urn 10 meet, as citizens
at the polls, uthc ldcs ofSeptember, and that b'
our hb,rs and our voices, we show to the worlC
that the lrcemcu Of California are uubought b,
Federal patronage, aud are unawed by Fedora
power aud will sta d by the sacred principles %
Democracy in defiance Of lrcAchelOus Presidents
and thci' Cabinets.