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The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-06
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John NJ. Wilson, of Salem, Massachu-
sets, is fsll blOoded Black Republican,
and candidate for ElectOr on the Repuo-
lican ticket in that model Republican
State. He is much esteemed by his par
ty and is its mouth-piece. We select the
following choice extracts from one OF his
speeches delivered before Republican
Convention, at which be was. duly ac'
credited delegate. We want our adopted
citizens to read it carefully, to see the es-
timation in which they are held by Re-
publican leaders. 1t is brutal and infa-
mously sIanderous, disgraceful to the man
who uttered it, dishonOrable to the party
that endorsed it. Wilson said:
"In the heart Of the foreigner beats not one
single noble impulse-not One single thr0b VI
patriotism. He is so british and degraded
that he has no sympathy for ANYTHING but cab
tage and lager. potatoes and buttermilk, tt on.
" for the hogs 0f the street or pen.
"Some tell me that many foreigners are in
telligent-yeS, intelligent. How in the name
Of Almighty God can they say il? Look at
the Dutchman smoking his pipe, and IL You can
see single raw Of intelligence 10 that dirty.id-
lotto face Of his. shoE it to me. Lnok at the
drunken, bruIiSh lrishman, with his rot-gut
whisky bottle 10 bis pocket, and he drunken
and swearing and reeling, and show me in that
polluted face one spark Of morality, intelli'
gence or education.
I'VE must change the laws and prevent these
ignorant, degraded paHpers here from voting
and holding Office. They are get Of unprinci'
pied rutiians aud villains, WIN cOngreRaIe in
and around our large cities and villages and
live By stealing from it. These foreigners
that have carried elections fnr old liners will
have TO learn their places. They have no more
right t0 rots than he brWtts IF The fed and have
not half the sense Of u good New F,undland
dog; aud God knows, were candidate t"r
any office, would tell these pauPerS and vaga'
bunds-these rilc, dirty. degrddeI i.fIOtic f0r.
ei9neTs, did not want their votes.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-06

VoTE EARLY.-As soon as the polls are
opened, Democrats, deposit your vote, and
then visit the hills, tunnels, gu!ches,
raviAes, by.placcs, wherever voter may
be found, and prevail upon him to come
in aud vote. Be on hand at an early
hour. Remember, full Democratic vote
is a victory. Let no Democratic roter be
LIFT behind Do this, and you will hear
Democratic thunder reUsr6srGting through
khe County.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-06
THE HOLIDAYS ARE COMING!
AND Now 10 THE TINE TO
3 = G U r e A PIC TUB e
TO gladden. the Hearts OF Friends At Home!

II II. WOODS respectfully announces 10 the cit
1Is isens Of 2 Dorado County that he has re
turned turn 70 Moods Mchaels old Gallery, In Placer.
vile, CORNER OF MAIS AND COLOMA sTREETS.
ana opposite the cary House, where he viii remain
until the Holidays are over.
Ihe above Gallery will be rentted 10 splendid style.
furnished with new and cases the latest
improved instruments and viii be opened "a he nnh.
lie on the Sd Of November Wv F-''
Having received the highest premium ever swsrd.
20 me SKATE Agricultural Society for Photographs
both Amorosypes and Photographs at The late state
Fsr' and from the we'll known beauty and durabiII,v
o. my work. can confidently promise entire eatI:.
oSl Snip n. III WNtIna
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-06

ALL KINDS of spurious tickets will be
put in circulation by the factionists op-
posed to the Democracy. Examine your
tickets carefully, see that they are printed
on 'Ohite paper with blue ink, and con-
tain all the names Of the Democratic can
didGtcs published at the head of our paper
to-day. All others, purporting to be
Democratic, are spWriOus, a swindLe.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-06

Nh. CLAY'S DOCTRINE Mr.. Clay held
that the "people Of a Territory, when
they have attained to a condition which
entitled them to admissioM Gs a State
have right to decide for themselves the
question Of the allowance or prohibition
ofdomestic slavery" Thisis the doctrine
Of the Democratic party which nv. Doug
las repudiatcs. lie takes the strong Ab.
clifton ground, adopted by the cmiSAaries
Of the New England Emigrant Aid Socc-
ty. that the people Of Territory, no mat
ter whether they are voters or not, car,
by nnfriendly legislation" prohibit the
introduction Of slavery in the Territories
and exclude citizens from fifteen States
in the Union from settling in them.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-06

CYRrs BARTLETT, Esq. School Marshal.
has kindly furnished US the number Of
children residing in PlaccrvIle. There
are-betwccn 4 and l3 years of age !:
boys, 1855; girls, 1876, Under {
years, l79; born in California, 225.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-06

REcoLLEcr, vote for Stephen A. Doug
las is equivalent to . vote for Abraham
Lincoln. The DOuglasites know this well
enough; they think others don't; we
therefore place the fact on record. We
don't dispute their right to play the hypo-
critic, to profess one thing, do another ;
we merely take the liberty Of showing
them I'D in their true colors.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-06

BE CArTIous!-Dcmocrats, beware Of
sp"riOus tieEets The only Democratic
ticket in the field is the one at the head
Of our columns. AH Others are 6ogus, a
fraud, srindlt. Before voting exam.
inc your ticket carefully. and see that it
contains EVERY NAME in the ticket At
the head Of our columns. Receive no
tickets from DouglaSites or Republicans,
the inveterate enemies of the Democratic
party, who wish to defeat and destroy il.
They will deceive you, cheat you il they
can. Be not imposed upon by their pro.
fessionS or promises, but rebuke the trai.
tors by voting the cntire Democratic tick.
ct Without a scratch upon it,
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-06

A FULL VorE.-Let no effort be spared,
JeIIo'O Democrats, to get out full vote.
Work actively, energetically. increasingly
to-day. Stir up the slOthful; encourage
the timid arouse the lukewarm provide
the teams. Keep supply Of ticket, on
hand; make a grand onslaught on the
enemy as soon as the polls open, keep it
up during the day, and at night the proud
and untarnished banner Of Democracy will
float in triumph over a victorious army
of gallant Democrats.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-06

We ask our adopted citizens to look at
the record Of the prominent Black Repub-
licans, and reflect upon what that party
has done when it had the power, before
they vote. What have the Republicans
Of Massachusetts, done? They have en-
grated the following infamously proscrip-
tive provision in the Constitution of that
State, every Democrat voting against it
"NO PERSON OF FOREIGN BIRTH
SHALL BE ALLOWED TO VOTE, NOR
SHALL BE ELIGIBLE TO OFFICE, UNLESS
HE SHALL HAVE RESIDED WITHIN THE
JURISDICTION OF THE STATE FOR TWO
YEARS SUBSEQUENT TO HIS NATURAL
IZATION, and shall be otherwise qualified ac-
cOrding to the Constitution and laws Of the
Commonwealth"
Atthe same time they receive the negro
unto their cordial embrace. They give
the negro superior political privileges to
those enjoyed by the naturalized white
man. In this State the Republicans arc
inbued with the same spirit of hatred
against foreigners, but they are too pru-
dent to avow their real sentiments. Vote
for no man or party, fellow citizens, who
would prescribe you.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-06

BEAR IN MIND that every vote for any
other ticket than that ct the head of our
columns, is vote for Black Republican
ism. Douglas is only kept in the field as
. blind to give the vote Of the State to
Lincoln. His friends know this and are
secretly working for Lincoln.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-06

The Albany Evening Journal, the home
organ Of Mr.. Seward, an ultra Abolition
sheet, speaks Of Mr.. Douglas late speech
there, as follows:
"Mr. Lincoln, il called out BY his friends,
would have given expression to the very seOti.
ments Judge Douglas uttered. They are the
sentiments Of the Republican party"
Here we have the testimony Of an Abo-
lition sheet that the sentiments Judge
Douglas uttered in Albany "are the sen =
timents Of the Republican party" and
that Mr.. Lincoln "would have given ex.
preston to them" Is any stronger evil
dence needed that he has driited into the
Republican partye
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-06
A. DESPECHER 4 FIELD.
IHFORTRRS OF
Wines. Brandies and Choice Groceries
Ne. 90 J street. Ranra-e-e~

lash and prOnPt-paying short time BUYERS are
~ invted 70 examine our stock, which Is con.
posed Of the choicest goods brought 70 this market.
WINES LIQUORS, CORDIALS,
SCHNAPPg, BTTTHRS.
And every variety Of Cs0e Goods;
O1is. Olives Sauces. Anchovies. Eardines
And FFenah Preserved Game and Meats.
FINE EUROPEAN GROCERIE6.
For sale In quantities TO suit. Many aTticIes not
trade. -'N0"
Merchants, Hotel and Restaurant Kespers viii
nnd our stock complete, and at the LOWEST PHIcTs.
No. 50 J street, near corner Of Third,
OS.'"ss Sacramento.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-06

I.u nothing induce you t" desert your
posts, Democrats, until the polls close
Yield to no temptations, he persuaded by
no inducements. 4 d"ccilfl and wilv
enemy is watching your movements; let
them not get the advantage Of you.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-06

~ We anticipate the publication Of our
paper 10 order TO caution The Democracy against
spurious tickets, many Of which are in circula-
ton, gotten up BY designing knaveS for the
purpose Of electiug the Black Republican
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-06

Go TO TIE Cross. .ROADs-PENETRATE
THE INTEnIoR.-It was upon the men who
lived at the crossroads, who had no
selfish schemes to advance, who were not
professional politicians, that Gen. Jackson
relied for support Let them be reached
and all was we'll The heart Of the coun.
try, removed from the contaminating in
!lucnces Of corrupt politicians. he was
sure beat Soundlv. Let us address, our.
selves to this class Let the young men
Of the Democracy devote to-day Ia adj
dressing, arousing and bringing forth this
class. This is the reserve guard Of the
Democracy, always loyal, always patriotic,
always willing TO vote for their principles.
These are the troops which Blucher
brought up at the battle Of Waterloo, and
won the victory there. Let the Dcmoc-
racy attend to this first. II, by this pro.
cess -grt-ont- -thr-fuii- -Bctteeratie
strength, VICTORY IS orRs Who will lc.
fuse to assist in this glorious, this noble,
this patriotic work
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-06

lutionsos the first Republican Convention
ever held in Illinois, reported set Of res
olutions declaring that the Republican
party was pledged to the following among
other purposes: To repeal and entirely
abrogate the Fugitive Slave Law; to re-
strict slavery to those States in which it
exists; to prohibit the admission Of any
more Slave States into the Union '?-Or
will you vote for Breckenridge, who is
for the maintenance and enforcement of
all the laws passed by Congress for the
purpose Of carrying into effect an express
provision Of the Constitution who con-
tends that the people Of all the States
have a right to settle in the common Ter
ritories with any species Of property re-
cognized by the States from which they
may emigrate; and who is for admitting
every State into the Union formed from
such Territory with whatever domestic
institutions their people may choose to-
adopt, so that in the formation of the
same, the requirements of the Federal
Constitution shall have been faithfully
complied with? Will you support Lin
coin, the representative man US well MS
candidate Of party Of zealOts, fanatics
and demagogues, banded together in an
unholy crusade upon the institutions OF
fifteen States Of this Union, and who is
pledged to a policy which, if elected, he
should attempt to carry out, in his admin
istration, would force the South to secedc,
and plunge the country into all the hor
rors Of a civil war? Or will you vote for
Breckenridge, the representative man and
candidate of party that respects and
aims to protect the interests Of all sec
tons, and who, If elected, will so shape
the policy Of his administration as to dis
pense the blessings of Constitutional
Government equally upon all?
Felow-citizens, to all these questions
will you respond by your votes at the
ballot-box to-day. 1t remains with you,
in great measure-you the citizens of
California-you Of Ell Dorado-for as goes
FL Dorado SO may 60 California, and as
goes California so the majority of the
Electoral vote Of the Union may be cast
it remains then with you, perhaps, to
say, whether this, our great Republic,
shall continue for all time to come increaS-
ing in power and greatness and glory till
time shall be no more, dispensing in her
progress, the principles of light and liber-
ty and Christianity to all, till the whole
world shall be filled with their GGnlgence
or, whether, by sectional strife and in
ternal discord, it is to be Llotted from the
record Of nations! May that "Just God
who prcsides over the destiny Of nations"
not withhold His special presence from
the American people to-day. For il ever
people needed His especial help and
saving presence, the people Of this dis
tracted, groaning, tottering nation does
now.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-06

TREAcuERY OF THE DoUGLAsIrEs 1T *
pretty generally conceded that the Doug
lasites desire the defeat and disruption OF
the Democratic party. Their leader has
been promised and expects to be the
Black Republican candidate for the Presi-
dcncy in 1864. a vast majority Of his
friends are tinctured with RcpublicanisnI,
and would have no objection to be trans
ferred to the Republican party at this
election in a body if they were certain
they could make anything BY it. The
leaders, unscrupulOus aud corrupt as they
are, arc afraid to do openly what they are
doing secretly. All their adhcrents arc
not yet prepared for the transfer. They
must get the masses more deeply COM
mitted before they make the attempt
In the Northern and Middle States they
are secretly cooperating with the Rcpub-
lcans. The New York correspondent of
the Sacramento Union, says:
Politics are gone in. The dog is dead. AT
ter the Pennsylvania election the whole thin z
ceases to be interesting and everybody con
cedes the election of Lincoln. Il is pretty
clear that the Douglas men, wherever there i =
union ticket against Lincoln in the Northern
and Middle States, ARE VOTING STRAIGHT
FOR LINCOLN. They bate Breckinridge so
well that they prefer cutting their own throats
to giving him a chance"
What further or stronger evidence is
wanted to convince Democrats Of the
treachcry Of Douglas? His friends in the
Northern and Middle States" says the
Sacramento Onion, good Douglas author
ity, "ore roting straight for Lincoln" :
What they are doing there they will do
here to-day.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-06
ARE YOU INSURED?

TIVE UNDERSIGNED. local Agent for w. no.
Il RAno COUNTY, or the fOlIowinE reliable In.
su'An-e Companies Informs the eitia~n. ~ that
S"untS hat he iSpFt pared to take risk Buiidngs
Mer:hAndisr. Furniture. etc, At the lovest rates
-htna.. .COnnecI!cat Lamar r........ New York
Aman Exchange ~ Y. L%Hox ~ Nrv Yo,t
AtAhtir .. New York Market ...... NV York
hrrN"oFt New York Merehan'S'. .C.nnerttcut
Charter Oak Connecticut Metropolitan. Nrv YoTk
Cny........ Connecticut New England Connec,ut
Commonwealth. N. York NiagArs - Nv YorL
Connecticut. Connecticut North AtnerieanN Yo,k
Continental. New York Horth Amrriran Conr
Premens. New York Park N,v Yoyt
Girard.. .PennsyIvania Pr9nIx N.v Yo,k
Goodhue New York PLn.oix C,,np,c,icu,
Hartford. Connecticut Relief Nv Yovk
more ..''-.'.HeW York keac:ute....... EtW York
I"Ine. .........NeU York Security .N,v Yoyk
Humboldt New York Washington Ksw Yo,k
Foreign Insurance Companies:
Imperial England; Liverpool and London. EuEisnd !;
Northern. England; Royal. England; Cniy, Ene
land; Hamburg Bremen, Hamburg.
a. A. VAN GCkLDER
once. corner Main and CooniA Ste, ur stairs
riscervlie, August 9Th, 1890. n6-1m
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-06

TESTIMONY Of An EXENY.-Will any
Douglasite dispute the testimony Of his
chief? What said he about Mr.. Brcck
inridgc! But short whi'c ago, in a
speech at Memphis, Tennessee, he TINS
spoke:
81 think the South entitled to the next nom
inntion, and ,roVid Ike to see Nr Breck kinridge
obtain it. HE IL PoPrLAR WITH THE rARrY. I
believe, every where. nnd DessHvErLr 50. HE
IS An ABLE MAN, WILL MAKE A GooD PEEsipEST.
ard WITH rRrDE name him as nv friend"
Mr.. Breckinridgeis popular everywhere,
is an able man, will be elected, and will
make good President How consistent
in Mr. Douglas to oppose the very man he
wished TO See nominated
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-21
WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
w PROM THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,


The long established reputation Of the WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS Of Chronic diseased renders upon
For many years these Springs have
pod and used by persons At their homes and experience
J,,on their uSs ,rlsn d,l,gk t,eA NJ HsJeptain
gently APFRIENT and very decidedly ALTER
ALIVE Their great yts remedy and the quality above all
others given them their hg reputation Is their ultra
tire pO or Their peculiar operative Influences by which they
atm a. iHdr sscrJH re.irc CirOnic tHfGzUMTtOns
ortroe o5s7 in the smaller vessels and ro ~ go5id
accumulation nom diseased organs thus producing the derd-
tire pCd cdHgs demanded Ia almost every n Chron
SPERrsNT and Alternative the range OF disease to
which they applicable viii be apparent medical mensuch
for instance as 6OHi1 affections Of the SOGcl Bycss Lirs
EiJasgs Sp Dc DC Upon the un lions Of ne orgars gener,
ally they marked effects stimulating those that are inactive
and establishing healthy seceion in such as have departed from
In DYSPEPSIA and in Chronic rtaons Of
OF tbs Stomach and Bowels they are employed with the happs
In the various forms Of LIVER DISEASE their superior efficacy
has been long and firmly established
CHRONIC DIARRGA often cured by them, after other
ides have been Intellectually tried.
To COsTIvENEss Of and PILES they we'll
adapted. - -
In the forms OF BIDNEY and BLADDER AFFECTIONS
unattended with Inflammation hey are very .erTeesse
teBdss their dieratir influences often emlneny
NEURALGIA and the various Nervous diseases when they
the result Of organic arrangements treated with great success
by these waters.
In CHRONIC RHEUMATISM their known efficacy is coeyal with
As palliative Of most excellent eject GOVT their has
In MERCURAL DIsEAsEs that peculiar affection that
the abuse Of McRy in sYPYLrc affections full
Of the Water stands unryaled in rs curative rowers
~ Pamphlets descriptive Of the medicinal character and
pcabes Of the Waters furnished gratis, application to the
Agents.
~ These Waters secueypu up the Springs in glass bottles
being regularly furnished TO the Agents in Richmond for
prevent imposition each bottle has the words GREEN.
BRIER WHITE SULPHUR WATER blown 10 the glass without
Orders from individuals and the throughout the United
PURCELL LADD AGO,
ap27-dtc6m Genn Agents, Richmond Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-21

WE WILL SELL al cur Au.toa Room Pfautrn street,
w today O'clock likely Negroes.
myi BROWNING, MOOkE . 90 =
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MARKETa

BuuuoEE Nay l9-Four closed dull, with no Sales-Howard
Ohio nominal S5STN16 Wheat closed du snd
prices unchanged red as0Gi white a. 45i co Corn closed
dl white I255e, yellow Ted12c Pork closed arm-mes SIS
active N bbs 1qc In kegs advance
Of Lc Whisky dull At n ,122c
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-21

49, THERE'S HOPE trurl that every sufferer can At
test When suffering with crap hoc With headache with
cholera orbns with dyspePadeaes that arise from dsor
terri stomach and indgeonhow would cling 10 lie
single hour but r the hope that remedy would present
se-some healing medicine would be found Reader, do you
sggry with either all Of these dsesesY fso you need suffer
no longer bAEkRs PaUN BrTEss the greatest vegetable anu
dote yet erthe only true remedy vet brought ~ lights
exactly suited Take them and be healed Why
Ter all The pangs OF DEATH when spehe offered nom rend'
Why rely upon Tie SLOW prescriptions Of eNpermentass or Art
bat Nature miss when balm for all woes
SD easily obalnec. Try few bottles and you will al once be
removed beyond
''rhe slough Of DeSpond"
These BiterS entirely innocent In their composition and
may be taken b. all and Ehou the slightest fear Of
jmy.
To be hal Of Messrs. ADIE GRAY PURCELL, LADD 4
Co. and BY All prominent Druggists In this city, and elsewhere 10
Nrnie, and BY @ sToOrT, Washington City, D. @; CANDY
6lLPlN co, Baltimore, NJ. D. B. 4. PAHNESrOCR co.,
Philadelphia, sni BARNES PARK New York
Orders nlsd By addressing T. BAKER, Proprietor.
ap5-dAc Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-21
fIlmUSTEEs, Sale or TIIR REAITIFuI

T6NkINIEEs' SALE OF TIKI BEATTIPUL
COUNTY SEAT CALLED "DOGwOOD," ON HARyTE ST. ~
sYDNEYONE MILE WEST or RICHMOND trustees In two Ger
tain deed trust executed by Eustace Robinson deed
hrst dated 9Th Of June 1851 and the dated June 1852
both duly recorded in Henrco County Court SHALL In extou
ton thereof proceed to sell al public auction the premises
WEDNESDAY, the 8Gh May, 1860 at o'clock r. NJ. II fair II
not the next lair day. the tract parcel Of land conveyed by said
deeds called "Dogwood situated in tn County Of Hen co
Harye Sire in Sydney containing eight acres and being
real estate which the said Fuace Robinson resided
time OF hk death The deeds authorize the property
sold Tor cash. but we authorized BY the creditor that
upon the payment 81 oneurh W the purchase money cash.
the balance be deferred and IL upon
chaser executing negotiable notes. interest added secured by
trust deed or title retained The taxes FOR 1860 be paid by the
purchaser The title believed perfect shall convey
only with special warranty.
GUSTAvUs A. MYERS r..
ep2>--ds LOFTIN n. ELLETT i'uS'eS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-21
SOTLED CLOTHING!

Fifty Per Cent Reduction!
WE have d out ,t white Lugn ana fancy Marseles
w C,. Isl and MarseiUes Vests White and Fancy shirts
Linen an Jean Drawers which offer at one half The regular
price IN, ,,, .,
al cost AS our Object al seasons, TO show new and desirable
h cut n Fashionable shape OF all qualities, at prices as low
Is any house OBJ the trade.
Nss "a Us received by ever steamer.
SuAFE{ HALSEY, co, 10 Main street.
-1 Late TuDman a Hull
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-21

A SASSY Nmsrr"-wm Bunting free negro, ar.
,-ei 20 tas syhr Allen H. Brown. Of Providence, r. L.
- SD Co b. one of the most vicious OF Hams dcscea
.r q. consequence ui bis refractory conduct aboard
E yt-s. o1 Friday, che mate shut him lp iu the Tore
c- a... la ..ser arrived and conveyed him 70 the
...1a house. Jl saturday, be- was ayrigued before
O. Ntv1r. and displayed o. gLouess OF tongue, and in-
r.ac. o., stare, rarely seen Hercaoo1S IN one OF ms
O..- DE said .tgl he vas born ju Baltimore and bred
Philadelphia blt "a witness heard him declare, az tie
Vessel. CHAT te was Flleity niger, and though il old
|.-.a le didn't care a - for aud wasn't afraid Of
anybody here etc. de ordered 20 be punished for
lsluolll. alton and lIIr Iteuce.