Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-01
The COnroth and McKibbin Difficulty.

The Sacramento Standard of Wednesday
published the following documents, which
explain themselves. We failed to receive the
Standard of that date, and copy the docu.
ments from another paper:
SACRAMENTO, June 81, 1859.
1t is agreed between the friends Of the Hon J
| w. Coffroth aud the Hon. j. G. McKibbin that
the accompanying statement, signed by us, is a
true and fair statement of the difficulty between
them and that the same shall be submitted to the
| Hon. Charles 7. Bolts and Hon Charles S Fair.
fax as the statement upon which they are authori-
/ zed to adjust said difficulty,
RICHARD IRwtN
HUMPHREV GRiFrGTH,
! Acting for Hon. j. W. Coilroth.
WM. A. ADDISON,
o. G. HALL,
Acting for Hon. j. C.. McKibbino
No. l.
On Thursday evening last, Mr. Coflroth went |
| the Rotisserie Restaurant, in Sacramento, accom-
panied by the Hon Judge Fltzsimmons, of Placer
county The Hon. J. c. McKibbn, Gen. o. c..
! Hall, VIM. A. Addison, Esq, Mr.. John White and
/ w. II. Weeks, Esq, and other gentlemen were
/ seated at other tables. Upon entering the room,
Mr.. Collroth addressed all the gentlemen present.
and took seat at a table with Judge titzsm-
mons. conversation ensued between Mr.. VIM.
II. w teke, GWLSlIllulOllS anu MI OunIOtu
relative to the action of the late State Conven-
ton, in which conversation Mr.. Coffroth made
the remark, 81 honor Placer county-she stood by
me; she is not under Broderick dictation. There
were few delegates there who had not Brodcr-
ick collar around their necks, with big B on it,"
Mr. McKibbin said, "You have spoken that way
before to-day, in my presence, when | asked you
to desist, and you shall not use such language
again."
Mr. Coifroth replied 81 am not speaking to You
Mr.. Mckibbiu," Mr.. McKbbn again said, "You
shall not speak that way again" when Mr.. CoE
froth replied, "I will use it when and where
think proper and Immediately repeated the ex-
preston.
Mr.. McKibbin then arose from the table and
struck Mr.. Coffroth.
The fact recognized that the Hon. j. C. Nc
kibbin was delegate to the Convention.
RICHARD IRWIN,
HuMAHREY GMFFITH
Acting for Hon. J. w. Coffrotn
WM. a. ADDISON,
O. G. HALL,
Acting for Hon. j. G. McKibbin.
No. 2.
On the part of the Hon J. W. Coli'roth. we dis
avow any intention by Mr.. Cohroth to include the
Hon, JOS. c. McKibbin personally in the remark
mad\ by him that "there We're few delegates there
who had n0ta Br0derick collar around their
neclSs, with big B' on it,"
This additional stetement is made by us in re-
sponse to an interrogatory addressed to us by the
Hon. C. I. Bolts and the Hon. c. S. Fairfax
Sacramento, June 29th, 1850.
RICHARD lRwIN,
HUMPHREY GMFFITH,
Acting for Hon. j. w CohToth
Thispa is admitted by us as portion Of the
record.
WM. A. ADDISON,
q. &. HALL,
Actno for Hon I & Mex ibhin
In pursuance of the foregoing submission, the
undersigned have had the accompanying docu-
ments, numbered and ., under consideration,
and have come to the following conclusion:
Dir. Coflroth having disclaimed any intention
OF including Mr.. Mckibbn in the charge made by
him against certain delegates of the Convention,
II is apparent that the difficulty arose under a
misapprchensIon. 1t is therefore proper that Mr.
McKibbn should express his regret at having
struck Mr. Cotlroth. c. 7. Boris.
CHAs. S. FAIRFAX.
Sacramento City, June 23, 1859.
We arc requested, adds the Standard, by Mr.
o. c. Hall, acting for Hon. j. G. McKibbiu, to ap.
pead to these documents the following statement:
Immediately upon hearing of the award of the
Hon. Chas I. Bolts and Hon. Chas. 3. Fairfax.
Mr. Mchibbn expressed his entire willingness to
NUM- the same upon the first occasion of meeting
Mr.. Colfroth and shortly after on meeting Mr.
Cofiroth in front of the st. Nicholas Saloon, on
street, he advanced to Mr.. Coifroth and said that
IN compliance with the award, he desired to ex-
press to him his deep regret for the occurrence of
thursday evening, rendering to Mr.. Coifroth his
hand, which Mr. Cohroth accepted, expressing his
regret ana his satisfaction at the restoration of
their former amicable relations