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Attn NEW CONCERT HALL.
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY, THE CELEBRATED
California Drama!

DR.. HALE
Will cheerfuy comply with the special request of many cii
zens Of New Orleans' 10 repeathi
GREAT CALIFORNIA DRAMA,
Which attracted great presena
on that hundreds turned away unable gain admission
great the crowd assembled this intensely
interesting drama.
DR.. HALE will appoint for its presentation,
THURSDAY NIGHT, February 24th 1859,
AT THE NEW CONCERT HALL,
Corner Poydras Carondee Streets which
fitted and embeished and makes the finest Hall of its size
in the city.
PRICES ADMISSION:
Ad1lsslon 40 y
Wednesday and Thursday February 23d and Path, from
until 3 3o'clock
A3- Doors open until 61S TO and TX o'clock.
Ad5- For further particulars, see programme. -..m
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RREAD-BRRAp FOB THE MILL1oN.


SOUTHERN MECHANICS STEAM BAKERY.
Corner Of Clio aud sreets-Depol No. Poydras
Near New Levee street,
j. ]. DANIELS & SON, Projectors.
Pilot Bread Bread Soda Sugar and Butter Crackes
Wine Biscu etc. warranted Of the most superior quality
~ All orders left Is above viii be promptly correctly
Njed, 50 5 81 tf
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THURSDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY
ADJUSTMENTS.

A RmOHY ALL..........ARDIORY HALL.
TIVO GRAND DOUBLE CONcERTS
6Dn Friday and Saturday,
February Is and 26
~ Second Appearances Of
$500 ..as..a, CARL forces, a.am.n
First appearance in New Orleans Of
MUsARD,
With his Celebrated Solo Players, from Paris.
ON ONE AND THE SAME EVENING
commencing at o'clock Hartels Music sore IS Camp
street, and at Werlen's Music Store, 8 Camp street,
Reserved Seats. eo
Admission at the door. 90
The Concert will consist of THREE PARTS: The First Part
Musard's Concert,
With his celebrated SOLO PLAYERS and ORCHESTRA.
MONS. LEGENDRE,
The celebrated Cornet Piston from LES GUIDES IMPE-
RIALEs, viii make his first In New Orleans.
PROGRAMME OF MUsARDs CONCERT:
l. Les Zouaves, tGrand Battle Quadrlle) q Cecilia Polka
(Monseur Legendre) s. The Cuckoo BGufs ct Moutons
Comic Qtade The Express Train Gallop with mechan.
ica effects, steam engine, steam whistle, etc.
SECOND AND THIRD PART:
Grand Concert by Carl Formes,
| LABoRDE, PoINsoT.
sATTER, And FLoRENZA,
In variety of the most Select Pieces under the direction Of
CARL ANSCHUTZ
PROGRAMME;
PART Ill. Tel-tarrsnged for piano solo)-SATTER. O.
Aria-Trovatore-Mlle PoINsoT 8. Ara-Nozse d Figaro
&C. FORMEs 4. Carnival of yence-N'me LABORDE. s.
The Standard Bearer-C FORMES
PART III l. II Balen-FLORENZA. 2. volero-vespre,
siciennes-Mlle POINsOT 8. Piano solo-Nes Premeree
Amours-sATTER. 4. The Bay of Biscay-CARL FoRMES
s. -Somnambula-M'm LABoRDE.
| ,. ME tn ha aaccon pd by the 1rehes
As-on SATURDAY, most positively the second and las
| Double Concert. feA
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TIE VARIErIEs.-Mr George Hollands Benefit.
Tomorrow night Mr.. George Holland, a veteran ana
excellent comedian, is to have his benefit, and the
play-goug public should manifest their appreciation
OF his deserts He offers attractive b too, as it
comprises new comedy entitled A Husband for
an Hour, comic interlude called Seeing Holland
or the Policeman" in which Holland will be seen,
and The Yankee Teamster''-a great card ITSELF A
variety Of dancers win be sandwched in between the
staples of the entertainment
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-24

ORLEANS LODGE BALL-To-night will occur an
event which many of both the gallant and the gentle
sexes have been looking forward to with pleased an
tcipations, the fourth annual grand fancy dress,
mask and regalia ball Of Orleans Lodge No. IL l. o.
o. F. The scene of this polite revelry and dgnfed
carousal will, Of course, be Odd Fellows Hail. and it
may be expected that as gay crowd will fill it as
ever convened for purposes Of diversion. The floor
will be managed by Prof Vegas an arrangement as
judicious as all Others which the management have
made.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-24

SPLENDID Ser or CHrssMEN.- -Morphy, Anders-
sen, Harwittz, Paulsen ct id omne genus. All they
do is done upon the squdre!"
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~Jas. A. McGawiey, Pres.,i "A. Z. Shaw, Secretary;
~ McI1o1g,, 1T. W Bothic,
j. G. Roche, Chr san Bier,
NJ B. Gilmore. sFrank w. Seymour.
-sCommfee on Invitations
Ladi ~ Invitations will meet every Tues
and Friday evening, until The light of the ball.
enemens Tickets be had from any the above Man
ayers t'nfnm ttee OF Arrangements. Price 81 80.
Applications for Ladies' Invitations ba left with the Sec
resry Luther Homes No. LOG St. Charles
OF in 275 Meehaacs Dealers Exchange No. l9
st. Charles street, with any member OF the committee
Positively lady will bs admitted without invitation
signed by the -pittee
" II be issued afrer Friday the 9th inst.
Floor MAsAoERs-ML L. Reigart, Frank ". Seymour, E.
T3akasty ard M i. llowns
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DIR. HaIe's
LADIES' CLASS,
FOR INSTRUCTION IN THE NEW SCIENCE
E1cctrO.BIolOgy!

making and already embraces the
Of the first ladies OF the city Those desirous Of
with the Glass which will commence FRIDAY
Feb 18th, do by letvng their e. A TYLER'S
Jewelry Store No ITO Canal street. Mr. DAPREMONTS
Book Periodical Store under Odd Fellows Hail. where
list Of names will he foun1.
All who attend the Glasses will be enabled to perform all the
astonishing and amusing experiments which have
In the Public Lectures for the qualification Of their friends
of social parties and also to successfully apply this Remedial
Agent in curing all classes of nervous d.eases
ULA ASS TICKETS, $40 FOR THE FULL COURSE admit
ting the member 10 all Electrical Associations the United
S;Htes formed by the different classes taught Dr. Hale
Three Lectures of two hours constitute the Course
in which full and complete knowledge will be gained of this
important Science fe23
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pONED TURKEY AND DOBES-
The undersigned having made all the necessary
informs the public that he prepared f
all kinds for refreshments for BALLS sOIREES PIC
MICS and families at all times be with BONED
TURKEYS, FRENCH PATEs, BOILED HAMS, DOBES,
GALATINES etc. etc., all hours and go up the
styles. R. A. HOWARD,
Csuccessor to Geo. Besrd,)
- No Isl Camp street,
fe18 6m opposite st. Patrick's Church.
ICE CREAMS,
BISCUIT GLASSE
AND sHERBETs,
To be had at all hours at
HOwARDs,
Isl Camp street,
fels 6m opposite st. Patrick's Church.
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ST. CHARLES THEATER-sT. CHARLES 81.
Lessee Manager. ......B DxBAR
Acting NanRger. H CORR.
PRICES OF FADMIsSToN-press Circle and Parquette, rs
Second Tier so cents Gallery cents Private Boxes
Sc each Private Quadroon Boxes 50 each.
Last Night but Three Of Mr. WIN. 4. BURTON the world.
renowned Comedian.
THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. a. 1859.
The celebrated comedy Of PAUL PRY-Pau Mr. VIM. E.
Burton; Mrs Subtle Mrs Hughes Positively night
THE TWO DROMIos-Two Dromos by Messrs Burton and
DeBar; Adtianl Mrs. A. Senter.
H9rIn rehearsal, new plsy-"The Upper Ten.n
~ Mardi Gras, 9TH Marcn-Masked Ball this Theater
Tickets to Bail only 81 50 Theater Ball. $3 Applica
tions Tor Ladies' tickets at Box office.
Doors open at e Overture at o'clock. precisely Box
Once open daily from 10 10 O'Clock p. NJ.
fe24 G, q. CHESLEY Treasurer. .-
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5SPALDING 4 ROGERS AMPHITHEATER AND
MUSEUM, ST. CHARLES STREET.
TENTH NIGHT OF THE
Louise Wells Dramatic Equestrian Troupe.
With The highly Trained Horses aud Efficient Company
THURSDAY NIGHT, Feb. "a, 1850.
Second time Of the Oriental Equestrian Drama Ell HYDER
Harry Clifton, Miss Louise Wells; Mat Mzzen Mr. G. j.
mold; Ben Tarib Mr.. W r. Der; Molac Mr. W. r. Aymar;
n Hyjer, Mr. aston; Hamet, Mr. Athmer Princess Zad
Mrs. Lngard Before the spectacle laughabie
OF THE WIDOWS vIUTIa-Jeremiah Clip Nc. o. j. Ar.
mold with limitations Of Forrest Boo,h Kean Chanfrau and
Barney Williams Jane chaerly Mrs H Bernard; Podge,
Wells wi give I'm tstions Celeste Augusta Ls
Manola and introduce the Trial Dance from LA Bayadere
with Miss Sophie Walton.
A LIVE AFRICAN BOA CONSTRUCTOR. 80 feet long,
and weighing over $50 pounds and LIVE AFRICAN ANA
CONDA Is feet l0hg-both of which their
keepet-and ALEX. MONTARG, TIE LIVING SKELETON
yIOLtNIST exhibition in the Mu.eum, from II
o'clock each day and for hour before after
forrnance in the Amphitheater.
g-Performances EVERY NIGHT and EVERY sATUR-
DAY NOON.
Admission to Amphithenter so cents
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MISS ELOISE BRIDGES WILL GIVE HEl
ltl Fifth and Sixth Readings
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS
February % and "a,
AT Union Hall, Fourth District.
HIAWATHA-Ia Costume.
fe1S WrDOw RED0Tr
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WINES, BRANDIES AND LIQUORS,
Or
All the Choicest Brands,
Kept constantly on hand in all sized packages, by
A. DUBUCH,
fel5 en- 11S Gravier street.
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NOTICE. NOTICE.
The undersigned has disposed all his right title inter-
est in the business known sas "DORRS SOUTHERN AD
vERTTsING AND COLLECTING AGENCY" 10 the firm of
A. .STRAWBRlDGE CO.. who will contiaue it as hereto
fore. j. W. DORR
New Orleans, December II, 1858.
8 o T H e IN ADV e RTIS NJ G
AND COLLECTING AGENCY.
Having by purchase succeeded sole control the
Of DORIS Southern Advertising and Collecting Agency
1t will be continued by the undersigned-by
currence of our publishing principals
A. B. B.STRAWBRIDGE co.
HJofhce, lotS Commercial Place.
New Orleans. December 20, 1858. d22 II
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The last of the series of the Young Mems Society
MAsKAND FANCY DRESS BALLS,
will take place
On Tuesday, (NIartll -Gras, March Sth, 1859.
The Committee take pleasure in announcing that they have
made arrangements with
NIUSARD,
The great dOrchestra Mosques Of the Grand
Opera Paris and Of the balls given at the French Court Who
assisted by bis celebrated Orchestra from Paris will make
his first and only N New Orleans conductor Of
ball, on this OCCASION He will also give
A GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT.
aprogramme Of which will be duly published, to at
s O'clock and continue until 9 O'clock when the dancing
will commence.
GentltInen tickets applying to the Secretary
the office Of the Ball Room entrance Camp street. from
Applications for Ladies' tickets of invitation to be made to
the Secretary, With their names and residences
No lady will be admitted without invitation ticket having
been approved by the Board Of Managers.
ing the Ball Room.
the Managers which will be- night previous to the Ball.
No tickets can be procured on the night Of the Bal
n MIME DeBAR,S DAN ING AUAUnMY, zS3
I ~ Baronne street, between Girod and Julia streets.
N The Ladies' Of New Orleans respectfully informed
November "A, where all the Fashionable Dances will be
Monday Wednesday and Friday from lo to lss.
Tuesday, Thursday Saturday, from 4 TO s
Private Thursiay Saturday. from iO
As-Tems-iadles SO per month; Children S. payable In
aovahea, Twelve lessons in the month -i
Nine DeRaf be her Academy any day. from
10k to 3x, and Ak o6tz i5 : n24 5m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-24

HThese Burners may be in operation the Illinois
Central Raoad ONCE under ST. Charles Hotel. Any orders
left with W. h. REDDISG the Agent will receive prompt
attention fe10 II
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-22

Boris PLAN.-The ubiquitous and everlas-
ting Bolts, says the New Hampshire Patriot,
in speech to the Wing Central COMMITTEES Of
New York, . few weeks ago, suggested 80 the
most acceptable plan for organizing the OPpO-
sitiOn, that the Wing, Republican and Ameri-
can members Of the next House Of Represcn-
tatives should unite in q call for Convention
Of I'll opposed to the Democracy, for the pur-
pose Of nominating candidates. Whist . jolly
joker this Bolts is getting to be. Think Of
those "SoutheTn Americans" whose principal
charge against tho Democracy is, that 1t isn't
sufficiently PrO-sIavcry, walking arm.in-arm
with Giddings, Hale sDd Fred. Douglass to an
Opposition National COnyeDtiOnI Wouldn't
there be harmony in . convention Of such
cOngenial spirits '-Ofsuch pure, disintsreStcd,
Office despising politicians Whata beautiful
platform Of principle they would present to
an admiring people!
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-22

The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Journal Of Commerce we'll says that the
result Of the recent Southern elections has been
such as to give increased confidence in tho
stability and harmony Of the Union. The
Democratic party discarded all isms and fought
the opposition on principle. Every one Of its
candidates distinctly and empha tically avOwed
his faith before the people, cOncealing nothing,
ovading no issue, and the masses Endorsed
them. The result is well summed up in the
following remarks from Southern writer
THE great controlling mass Of the Southern Do.
Mocrdcy are sound and conservative. They are for
maintaining the law II now stands on the statute
books prohibiting the African slave trade and against
Congressional interference in the Territories. This
is clearly demonstrated BY the late SOuther cleo
tons"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-22
Tribute of RAsuoct.

At special meeting Of Diamond Camp No. 4, !.
0. of X, held at Union Hail. Diamond Springa, on
the 18th Of Oct., 1885, the following Preamble and
Resolutions were unanimously adopted:
WaEREAS: II has pleased the Grand Ruler Of the
universe IN remove from our midst our worthy COM
paniOn, George n. Walk, and called him 70 the
Grand Camp above, -Thrcfore be Il
ResOlUed, That 10 the death Of companion George
NJ Walk our State has lost one Of her best citizens
and our Order one Of it's most faithful members.
ReaOlUSd, That We deeply sympathiEe with the be.
reaved mother and brothers of our deceased com.
panion 10 their aAd bereavement
ResolUed, That the members Of this Camp wear
the usual badge Of mourning for thirty days.
ResolUsd, That copy ofihe above Preamble and
Resolutions Be signed BY our G. r. aud Secretary,
aud the sesl Of the Camp attached and presented "a
the mother and brothers Of our deceased companion.
ResOlUsd, That copy Of the above Preamble and
Resolutions be forwarded to the -MoUNFAIN DEnO-
cRAT and Placerville ObserVsr for publication.
P.B. DRUNY. Sec'y,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-22
Dr.. Bakers Pain Panace.

M Pain PdnacoS Il composed entirely Of healing gums
and vegetable oils and hebs 10 perfectly safe for the
mos, delicate 10 NJ can mos, sincerely say that have
never known any however deIIeste 10 be injured BY In
the has. vs eout,n.. "a ash The slHae,ed vh, have
os r.ed n IN try II for ths 1oSowtns d.eases Hthev
nat ,s,Ae with s healing pvopeytIes the money will be
ehee,v refunded By the agent where the medicine u for
at.
~ .o A,,-. cofns 4, "a. NoCoeh NJ Bo,e.is trv Aose
=, Pain P.n.c Internally battle externally over the part
...d .Dd Won III, =, one. r..tor. the propey ae,Ion'
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TIM IN, IN lev inmates.
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p.in p.o.... sou, .n.. A.v n, v ,.l,.v. IN. main
and tai. ou, Al. N. Do,on and health. vound in .hot
dim.
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ncs.. .rU,v m. p.,o p.r.... s,..,v and ,.h Ao..
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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-22

FIRE INsURAXcE.-Mr. John NJ. Arnold
agent for the Hartford, Phoenix, and Mer
chants Fire Insurance Companies, Of Hart
ford; the GoOdhue Company, of New York
and the Quaker City and Girard Companies
Of Philadelphia, is now at the Cary House, il
this city, for the purpose of issuing policies o
insurance to those who may desire to secure
themselves against loss by fire. Mr.. ARNOLD
represents cash capital Of near one and a
half millions Of dollars. lie resides at thu
Green Valley House. on the Coloma and Fol-
som road, and refers to the principal mer
chants of San Francisco as to the wealth anC
reliability Of the companies of which he il
agent He will remain in Placerville for
few days.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-22

THAr "AHExDMENr."-That infamous pro
scriptive proposition recently adopted by the
Black Republicans Of Massachusetts,, and thus
incorporated into their constitution, is Is fol-
lows:
"No PEAsoN OF PoARToN BIRTH SuALL ~ ALLOwRr
10 vOT8, SHALL n RLI0BLB 10 OFFICE, UNLESS HI
SHALL HAVE RESIDED WITHIN THR 5unlSDrcTION OF THu
STATE PoA TWO YEARS SUBSEQUENT TO his NATrRAII.
1AfloN, AND SHALL BE oTHRRWIsB oUALIPIRD AcCO I'D
ING TO rHH CONSTITUTION AND LAWS OF THB COMMON
WEALTH."
This is the Republican doctrine in regard To
adopted citizens, in States where the Repub'
kcaas ere 10 the majority and the vote Of
adopted citixsas u small A runaway slave
can vote just II soon g native white man,
but an Irishmsn. German. or other foreign
born citizen i insslAad and degraded below
The slave. Snch 10 Hsck RspHblicanism in
Massachusetts,. end ths Republicans Of Cali.
NruiA e. - bigOtsd and prOscriptiVs a. their
Massachusetts, ArethPeA. They have the viii
bss not The power 10 Oppcess the fsseigH'bOrn
in Cur Stata
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-22

TAKE HEED.-If the honest masses of the
Opposition, who acquiesCed in but disapprOved
the fusion Of the two factions previous to the
last election, are unwilling to become identified
with the enemies Of the Democracy, If they
are unwilling to aid in the elevation of Black
Republicans to posts Of honor and power, let
them throw of the shackles that their leaders
have placed upon them, let them repudiate
the mischievOus and selfish men who betrayed
them,-and thus rebuke the insOlence Of the
Black Republican fanatics, who dare to claim
them IS brethren, and insult them with pro-
pOsals which they cannot accept without dis
honor. Another election will soon DO held,
and before it comes OF let them decide with
whom they win act in the future.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-22

NEGROES AND WHITEs.-H. G. Blake, the
candidate for Congress- Of the Black Republi-
cans in the Medina District, Ohio, made q
speech lately at La Grange, 10 Lorraine county,
in which he said:
"Apay sCiek SOur Negro slips IN C1vreRrs-away
with your negro cdrs! i know that those fellows in
the Southern part Of the State will say that Blake 10
Q negro man, but what care /, so long e. en- CON-
seiOus Of being rightl"
Blake is the nominee Of the Republicans
speaks their sentiments represents their views
and has been endorsed BY their Convention
and organs He plants negro equality boldly
upon his banner, and the party that nomina.
ted him certainly knew his sentiments before
they gave him the nomination. Disguise it as
they may, deny it as they may, their acts
prove that they are in favor of negro equality.
And this is the party that respectable men,
men of families, are urged to join this party
that elevatcs the negro at the expense Of the
white man!
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-22
PEACERvILLE POST oPTTcE

fHVhB MAILS for eaeTanentO ean HIaneI,ro ana al
Il RsEs Of this bate, close every day st o'cIoek
The Eth for the Atlantic States, Europe, OREGON and
Washington Territory close shout the SFd ana 18TH ~
each month, teSeept Yhen those days come on Ratuv
day, and then they WIN close the day previously 1t ~
O'Clock p ~.
The Nails Overland via los AngeIOs close ct this ONCE
semi. weekly, Wednesday, eod fridays 1t O'clock
ed - via Los Angeles"
The Mails for Grizzly Fst close At this once sVery
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday morning at O'Clock
The Mails for Nevtovn. cedarvIlIe and indian Dig.
nu close 1t o'eIOck, A. H., MODdsys Wednesday,
and Fridays.
e Hsils for Cold Springs and coIdna eIsss every day.
Sundays eTeepts1Ans 0eIoek.
The Kelsey, spd 1at, and Georgetown Mails close
ssSH eeIoeh ever SsDdsyS e1eeBted.l
The Overland Nan ~ b. Joseph, Mo-, Via Carson Val.
ley and Salt Lsks CITY, esss osthIy on Wednes.
day morning ~ 6elOek Letters Intended 70 be ssnt
By this nail muet be marked, a" OfG Gaa CIty.
OIYICH HOUR9-Yrom O'Clock, A. ~, tlTl r. a. :
and from J un o. =. No. (eundsys exeepted)
Og HundAys-HIom until 10, A. ~. and from 3
until ~, =. ~. All. SPENCE, r. NJ
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-22

The NEXT PREslDENr.-The Washington
ConstitUti0'a truly says that "all that is need.
cd now to secure the success of the principles
Of the Democracy and its candidates in the ap.
preaching contest, is the unity Of all true men
in support of their party, and fealty to its re-
quirements. BY these means the successor Of
our present venerable Chief Magistrate will
come into the Presidential chair with major.
ity Of the popular vote without parallel in
our history" Every man who has any regard
for the interests Of the county, or the Demo.
cratic party will throw aside his personal pref.
erences and heartily support the nominee oil
the Charleston Convention.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-22

CONvENIEST DEFINITIoN.-At this time, says
the Washington Constitution, when the terms
Intervention and non-intervention " are
banded about, frequently without clear intel
ligence IS to their real import-when dOgm0'
are received without being examined and re.
peated without being understood-it may be
convenient to novices in political nOmenclA'
ture to have the annexed brief but distinct
and authoritative explanation of the National
Democratic meaning Of nOn-iDteryentiOn
"Mr. Green, of Missouri, said: The doctrine Of
nOu.tnterfeFence BY Congress with slavery in the
Territories means, and can only mean, that Con.
grcas should neither asCabtiaA nor prohibit it, That
az Leave these questions to the Constitution
and the Courts" -
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-22

Cor Hrs DESERTS. GAINESVILLE, Ohio, q
few weeks ago, bawling church member was
publicly whipped with raw.hide for repeat
edly insulting married lady with dishOnOra'
bic proposals. The indignant lady gave he's
husband letter that the fellow had sent her,
and the result was that he got his deserts
This same rascal some time ago moved the
expulsion Of Deacon Cox from his church for
acting as Deputy United States Marshal in the
arrest Of fugitive slave. He is loud mouth.
cd Black Republican leader, and takes pride
in ass0ciating with negroes.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-22

HEERY CLAY ON VIZ. II. SEwARD-Hcnry
Clay, the pride and glory Of the old Wing par
ty, had very contemplate opinion Of viii.
liam H. Seward, which he took no pains to con.
ccal. He expressed the following opinion Of
him in letter written BY him on the 10th Of
March, 1850. to Hon. James Harlan, relative
to the Fillmore administration. We publish
it for the benefit of those old line Wings who
have not affiliated with either party, and may
DO governed in their choice by the opinion Of
their loved old leader. Mr.. Clay wrote:
"Ihave never before seen such 40 Administration.
There is very little cooperation concord between
the two ends Of the avenue; there 10 not believe
Q promiUsnt Whig in either House that has any con-
Rdencial Intercourse with The Executive. NJ. Sew.
ard, Il 10 sAid AAs; but his late Abolition speech
has, presume, cua him o6 from any such Inter.
course. a. - AGs SrS6ioatsd ES raspea Of G~Ost az
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