Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-02
MOuntain democrat.
BOOK OF CHR0NIGLEs-
OF THE REIGN or
JAMES, sURNAMED BUCHANAN.
CHAPTER LvI11.

parents oI the tTlOe OF ScTlUuS, having nuu 3
knowledge Of matters and things political in my
dayS,-I now make a record Of proceedings in my
DAYS; yea, | make record in the language OF the
writer's Of nv day. And know that the record
which make is true; and make it with mine own
hand aud make il according to my knowledge.
II.-Itcalnc to pass in the fourth year Of the reign
of Jnmrs surnaired buchanan. in the land ~ Coum
bln, that an rIuditc Of many words and much
resolution arose in that principality Of the d0mn
fpns Of James, called among the nations California
Ill.-And this learned and resolnie cuss was
known among the people by the classic name OF
Bolts. the astutc
IV.-Nnw when Bolts the sstute was in the scre
aud yellow leaf behold 1t 10 pass, that the sub
jrcts Of james, whose surname was buchanan, To-
Gated in the principally styled California, selected
the Bolts agent To do the bidding Of James
Che sovereign and Of his councillors Of the race OF
Oim.o.krai, and nude the man Bolts. ruler Of the
tripod III he >anctum Of publication Of that day,
lclrpt the .>tIm.idrl.
V.-And, also, having much faith in the man
Bolts they invested him with the garments and Tn.
-duMrd him with The lucre of official sIniiun exon III
che high old office Of State Printer Thus was be
-hrscn by the people {" do set "ork, to uphold
'hc nrrghtnc~s Of James, and to minister dishes of
"tlilt"d fat to the hungry inIuircrs after political
kr wlcdgr.
Wand il came I" pass. that the favored If the
Tc"rlr even the astutc Bolts, Waxrd and grew OBJ.
s,:cprrnus in the service of the dear peeps, aud
~ James 'l"urtight.
NlT-In thu frIlno,s # his roucrt aud error, for.
ct he ia. benefits conferred upon him Lv the co'It.
'!it- aud ~ i'.,t> 1t James. even les al the rlii
- L., n,
atui ~ all 'I,' woriI "u,l tho bAl,ucc oC mankind
81 "iIl II" loig'r tc Ill"Wcr but leader Of the
I,;l" and master III the COUNCILS 81 James the >ot
ttrs III.
lN. Yea. h"ark"n unto me, all We disciples Of
Ici"r-,n, md give heed all eWolshuerS If Andrew
the great. tor nm the cIp"under of all that is doubt
ft ~ I-itIc1i d6trine. and The author e new aud
I-rfrct system "f partisan tactics. ] am the first
and am alG the last Who has dared to ~ 1t an hi.
individual curvstTre ia the prncipaity of CaliEr
ma. setting 1t; naught the Lss"ns II the past and
hulnZ upon nIyG.If ~ the corner stone Of new
I"llicil Temple.
"" Mine hand hath reIAid the foundations Of
-hnu44cracx,- ght hAnd- hatL crushed the
''h"rtS at faction. and brought Lw the pride Of the
lcS"ns II 'sqnaftrr sovereignty All ye! assemble
,'ursrl'rs aud hear come ye unto me
NI.-t have sl~,ken in secret from the beginning;
even unto the present. dAy have mysu6ed the pe0-
Iia. tr' t1r hour uf rc-rdtIou draws nigh Eaiiiv
!. IL" season 81 ti,ulI;i"u did bend the knee
ia" in'Eht 4 the I"f'ular w AMI sormuiy promise
To- AI by The fruits II The d,lbrralphG # The lead
'+>'4 H. ttiG" 1t IInI krst. when assrmbl' in
t":.'..n SihH the walls Of Charleston; but ny
~'' SO l1'' .ii til" reach 1t In';uar indi ,nLI"n
-'pi nv rs"''-iT"r. rvrn the eAche1Icr wlIr!
~" l"orL' xAt" mc -.ipT.in- central. IL under my
ii" c'tiLLSd. verify Say nut" t0n. had the lead
q tA' ii'iA Il bur".krIt. il tier cnunriS AZ
CHARLESTON. l-Ii '<wnrI IL" MAS Douglas. the prefix
=. w..nsr .lt.."' l. Tt'i4~ 4 4 a',utAatetehe!lcj
- .u>t ~" decree. anA 'uid have beN0uSLt JON
49," APPLICATIONS. nr inun.LiAteA y"u with ;Lfras.
60 :, hk"ni>t
All -"kor h"hld, ku"U the Ab"minati"ns Of
he,-',.-l las" u.'p, ,,c.i a.- .huIt.cuulu4,, and
AL. i'tiItIt N. lie her.,iea.
NH And though III" Lhnd and misguided
i"'r", d'u'icI by t4I.r pr"pLcrs AMI corrupt apps.
ri">, may seek t" veil III. ,Ltrcts and pardon his
trAn>G'r>,l'n- |. even |. the nstnte aud ImmntAbe
u IL, y III not fpr.ivr his t.sIAAS4s nor restore
lttn :" NV tav"r sad uhrcirn.
NV. Truly. ! know there must needs he Ii
ion"r ot r.,t rrrci,o". auI the rr,uu"ci,"n mus,
"a! cate hv rra..'n Of tt" tran.g,e..mn. Tins full
WI. A,-n | know. because man Lcczn.e faiiet
II at N from futni" hope, by virtue # an
iu!itdtr at"u'nrnt which Las been u,idc scf.rnliv
( man. and may h" invoked bv proper repentance.
Bu IT," man bn. :, >u''l! regard as exterior t"
IN, covenant of kfaccnnr will rect c"tcnt uutil
liz i!">h i lal down 90 rot and Ia crun!Le ~ its
u. '!'r earth, Z, rise no more.
Nv. -"f"r * II not spoken, that they who are
Ti.at""ns, shah L. righteous still and they wlio
NJ" hiih, shIll h"IithV It'll :-wherrtprc thew who
~" h'ihy, are D"ugIas and his disciples, mud they
>t"l =" a~AI lntr everlasting political damnatIon
prepared for 'h"m: aud their torment is AS AXE Of
IN" and hrm."n". whose flame ascendrth NJ for
ever aud ever and has no end
ANI-N"w II came 10 puSs, that when tie man
Bots had finished his sermon, and departed again
unto tn" mountain Of hir reflections and the garden
at his "nli"hy the multitude roun selled Together
and sad among themselves what hath this man
d"n" that lac should rule over us ia such fantastic
fashion = And the more they curnniuncd the hotter
waved their rage, at the presumption Of the man
Bots
ANII,-And II came 10 pass. when the indigua.
iion # the multitude most furious in its out.
break that temperate counseors arose, who enjoined
little patience. saving, yet brief space iorbear
and all will be we'll for you know Botts."
AVlII.--But. behold the loving Kindness and f5r=
bcarance Of the people wrought no beneficial efic,
upon BntIs, the HEiuie. He hardened his heart
agans, the will Of the people. aud did not repent of
his foolish dougs
NIX.-Andit rImc 10 pass. notwithstanding the
dialrb"s Of the ruler Of the >htlI,1i and the re-.
mon>tranccS Of the State Printer that the man Doug.
las was taken again into favor by the people, even
by all the children Of the tribe Of Dm.o-krat and
that he long lived to triumph over the Vaccinations
of his enemies after rendering full expatiOn for the
single fault of his political career.
AX.--And it came TO pass, that in less than the
space Of two years, after Bolts, the astute had re-
brlcd against the people, and cast aud trampled
under foot the opinions Of those who had mnstered
unto him IN days Of trOube,-the people arose IN
their might and depOsed him from the high station
which he had so injndic0usv Tiled, and placed
therein servant on whom they could RELY in the
emergency If trial. aud in the seasons Of Adversary
XXI-Behold, these are the Chronicles Of the first
and siNteih year. Of the nineteenth century Of the
Christian Era in matters political in the principaty
of California, in the land Of Columbia. Selah.
----SsOsA
FL DoRADo LIBRARY AssOcIATION.-At a regular
meeting of the FL Dorado Library Association held
in their rooms the 25th inst, the following reso.
lutions were adopted
Res0ired, That vote of thanks he and is herelv t
utI'u Ihc MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT of Pacervile, and the
'0fen Era of San Francisco for their berality in n