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Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-04
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VALUABLE INFORMATION FOR THE PEoPLE.-
We find in the Appeal of yesterday morning
the following Characteristic specimen of Re
publican liberality. and readily lend our as
sistancc to give it publicity, hoping our doing
so may be conducive to the speedy restora-
ton of the "silver headed cane of the sword
species" to its proper owner, as well as bene-
fetal to the fortunate finder thereof in the
way of his obtaining the valuable informa-
ton and thankful reward SO freely promised
as the inducement to honesty:
LOST MIR. Geo. NJ. Hanson, of Yuba City,
has lost, in the streets of Marysville, a silver
headed cane. of the sword species. Any per-
son finding it will be thankfully rewarded by
leaving it at this office, where he will receive
some information which may be to his aJ-
vantage.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-04

INDICATIONS POLHiCAL.-Letters have re =
Gently been received from the southern coast
counties OF very encouraging character for
the Douglas Democracy. Los Angeles. Santa
barbara and San Bernardino are written
down certain for Douglas and johnson The
people OF those counties do not put their
faith in hUlters Pablo de 1t Guerra. one of
the Douglas electors. has been speaking and
actively canvassing in several of the southern
counties, and those protesting to be well post
ell as TO the poll i,Gl condition of the southern
coast counties estimate that the Douglas tick
ct will come into San Francisco from those
counties with majority of two thousand
over the Breckinridge
San Luis Obispo, it IS thought, will 90 for
the Republicans In the San joaquin valley.
Tulare, Merced and Fresno counties are con
ceded to the Breckinridge boilers. Maripo-
sa, Stanislaus and San Joaquin are consider
ed close; whilst Tuoumne, Calayeras and
Amador are counted for Douglas In that
portion Of the State north of this city il
seems to be conceded on all hands that the
Douglas sentiment is largely in the ascendant
and that the vote will correspond with the
sentiment la NEST localities the Rerubli-
cans appear to stand second in the race; and
in several Of the counties. they insist they
stand first. In Humboldt it is likely they
will poll plurality Of the votes.
Mendocino the Brcckinrid9e men claim bv
a still majority. Also, Sonoma and Yolo
But the Douglas men lay an equally strong
claim TO the counties of Napa, Solauo and
Marin. Alameda, the Republicans say they
will take, whilst the Douglas Democracy as
sert for themselves pluralities in the counties
of Contra Costa and Santa Clara. But the
question as TO all the couates can only be
be settled by the official returns -Sacra1sca-
to Union.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-04

TIE Canvass IN OREGoN.-Thus far the
supporters Of Douglas and johnson have
reason to be proud of their success in expos
ing the trcachery and meanness Of their
boiling adyersaries. At every point where
their orators and ours have met on the
stump, we have been largely gamers. All
that is necessary to carry every real Demo
cratic vote in the State for the regular nom-
ness of the National Convention is clear,
explicit statement of the facts as they are,
and of the principles actually advocated by
the respective candidates. Oregon States
man, oct 22d
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-04

ENsANE.-Two physicians in Sacramento
were called, the other day, to decide as to
the sanity of certain individual whose
1eason seemed to be at fault He gave no
evidence of insanity until he was questioned
AS to politics, when he manifested excitement.
Sdn the case was not conclusive. Finally
~'De of the physicians asked him which side
'Gf politics he was on. lie answered that he
was for Breekinridge. There could be no
further doubt, and he was Immediately pro-
0ouneed ason compos and started for Stock
ton.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-04

The wide reputation which DIR. J.
HOStetter's "ST0MACH BITTERS" have attained
during the past year bespeaks its excellence in
forcible manner than any words which we can offer.
1t renovates, purifes and strengthens the SYSTEM and
aids the stomach in the performance of its functions
1t is regarded all sides as a sovereign specific and
therefore, to procure it in the best possible way
should be the object Of the public. We commend it
with more than usral zeal and confidence, believing
and knowing, do, that it stands foremost of the
many preparations of the day. mpartng strength
vigor and tone to the system and possessing the Gu
ratvep powers for all similar diseases arising from
dsordered stomach. In the most severe cases of
cramp, diarrhea, and weakness in the stomach the
"Bittcrs" have been rigdly tested and always with
the greatest success.
As Tonic, Hosteters Bitters are most delightful,
especially before meals.
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out the United States
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SAY ERANcIscn Nov FL

SAN FEANCIsCo, Nov. Sd.
The Coroner held an inquest on the body
OF the woman whose throat was cut on Wed
nesday evening. The prisoner, her husband,
was ealledup for identification by the lead
ing witness. He was cool and the only
thing he seemed anxious about was to have
his name spelled Heirgan instead of Harri-
gan.
hhe Douglas folks are holding meeting to-
night at Musical Hall.
EXTENDING NEGRO SUFFRAGE The St.
Louis Herald, Of October llth, says:
A proposition which is now before the
people Of New York, to be acted on at the
next election, is that of extending the suf-
irage to negroes on no other conditions than
are imposed on the whites. The managers of
the Republican party have been good deal
exercised with thoughts and schemes in r.la.
tion to this question for some time past
They during that time brought it out and
aired and then put it back again, all the
while calculating the chances, and balancing
between hopes of a considerable gain from
the negroes and fears of loss from the whites
They have at last screwed up their courage
to the sticking point. The Legislature has
passed the act submitting the question to the
people, and the Governor has approved If.
The extension is popular with the bulk Of the
Black Republicans The journal of Com
merce thanks it doubtful whether the negro
equality plan will work to suit its projectors.
That paper says: We do not believe the
people OF this State are yet prepared to
place themselves on level socially or po-
litically, with a negro and however willing
~ they may be to avail themselves of such
"ld in political struggles, they will not, we
think, deliberately and solemnly change the
organic law OF the State, so as to introduce
such principle into our political system.
he Democracy, of all stripes, will generally
vote against it, and we shall be surprised if
many Republicans, and most of the old
Wings, do not do the same thing.
But whether the proposition succeeds or
fails, the objects Of the Republican schemers
will be in part successful. They will earn
the reputation of being the friends of the
poor negro, and will thereby draw closer to
their organization the thorough bred Aboli-
tionlsts, who have hitherto hesitated about
placing faith in the integrity or sincerity of
that class of politicians. We shall soon know
whether, in the State of New York. NEGRO
is as good" politically, "as "A white man"
and whether the elections in this State are to
be controlled by that class of our popula-
ton"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-04

The Boo 400 CANDIDATE 1t is related of
Gen. Joe Lane, the secession candidate Tor the
Vice Presidency, that whenever he tipples,
his patriotic feelings assume lachrymose
and sentimental turn. lie has been known
after few hot whyskys, taken in one Of his
fayorite resorts at Portland, to retire to a side
table and there, with his face bent over and
covered by bis hands, sob aloud and refuse
to be comforted. When asked the cause of
his wiShty sorrow, he would reply between
each Joo-hoo; "Oh, my poor country Alas,
my poor country They are going to dis
oolve my poor country-boo hoo hoo" Lanes
grief must have become as intense and his
walls as loud as the mourning of jeremiah,
since the Pennsylvania election. IS. r. Call.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-04

PoLIrTcAL STRAw.-At the supper at the
Turner festival, on Thursday night, after the
withdrawal of the ladies' one CT the guests
arose and proposed the health of Lincoln as
the next President. to which, as we are ad-
vised, there was cut one response. Another
of the guests then proposed the health of
Douglas as the next President, whereupon
all but three Of those present arose and
drank to the toast heartily.-Sqc. Ne~S
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-04

POPULAR FEELING IN MomLE.-The Mobile
Advertiser of October 10th, says "The
vote of Mobile in November will stand about
as follows: Douglas. at least 1000; Bel
1000; Breckinrdge 400. We have already
nearly l 800 Douglas votes, counted and
registered. After last Saturday nights
demonstration, bets were freely offered that
Douglas would carry the county by 200 ma
iority over both the ether parties"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-04

New YoRK.-A special dispatch directed
to the Herald, received yesterday, informs
as that 4a the several State elections that
have been held thus far, the National Dcmoc
racy haSe gained eight members of Congress.
The union has been fully perfected in New
York, and the most sanguine hopes are en-
tertaned of the success of the Democratic
ticket in the Empire States. r. Heratd,
Thursday.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-04

RonBED AND SuoT.-James Meteer WAS
robbed and shot, between and 10 o'clock
last night, on the Marysville road. about half
mile from Lisles bridge. lie was returning
on horseback from Marysville, where he had
sold some horses, and at the point mentioned
came upon three men walking. While en-
deayoring to ride around them they called to
him to stop, demanded his money, one of
them pointing pistol at his breast, and
commanded him to dismount and deliver up
bis money. One of them having seized him
to pull him from his horse, he dismounted
and handed over his money-between $50
and $500. Two of the men stenped aside
with the money, when the third asked them
it they had got it all. They replied that
they had. Meter, taking Il dollar and half
in change out of his vest pocket said, mo,
you have not-you had better take this. '
The man who asked the question said
"D-n you, don't you insult me-" and seizing
him by the throat, threw him down. shot
him and then kicked him several times But
Tor the interference Of the others he would
have been murdered or more seriously in
jured. The robbers having left, he mounted
his horse, came the city, and went to Tolls
hotel, where the wound was dressed bv DIR
Morgan and the ball extracted. .-Sac Ne,cs
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-04

We are credaby informed that prize
fight will take place, about two miles from
this city, in about six weeks from to-day.
The names of the parties are Tracy and
Blackwell. The fight is for $1,000 a side
NeNada IraMscriph
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-04

EcGorEAN information from high and re-
liable source at Washington, states that the
Pope will not leave Rome. 1t is his present
iEtsntion TO remain in the Holy City. 81
should" says the writer, consider it fatal
mistake for him to leave at present He is
safe where he is; even Garibaldi would not
modest him should he take possession of the
Holy CITY"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-04

ALBERT INGALsDr, Esq, one of our nomi-
nees for the Assembly, was in town last week
He was in fine spirits, and seemed to enter
tain no doubt about the result of the cleo
ton. 1t is most generally conceded that his
election is certain.-Mariposa Nelss.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-04

The Queen of England has conferred the
honor of knighthood upon Jamaica negro
named Edward Jordan, the son of a man
who kept a sweet-peat and pickle shop.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-04

a FAIRLY ELECTED CONGRESSMAN CHEATED
BY FORGED RETURN.--You have already
had intelligence of the unexpected change in
the result Of the election for Congressman in
the First District of Pennsy lvania, and of the
fact that there was probable faud in the
transaction. The contest was between Will
liam T.. Lehman, Democrat, and John NJ But
Ter, Republican. When the official vote was
counted, it was announced far and wide over
the eoUntry that Mr.. Lehman had succeeded
IN his election by majority of one hundred
and thitty-two votes, and in this shape the
matter stood for four days. When the re-
turn Judges met it was discovered that the
returns Of the Fourth Ward had been altered
by reducing Mr.. Lehman's vote from the Of
ticial count nearly two hundred, and adding
over one hundred to the vote of Mr. Butler,
which elected the latter Icy two hundred ma.
jointly, and entitled him TO the certificate as
member of the Thirty Seventh Congress.
The fraud, it is contended, was perpetrated
by the return Judge named VIM. Byeily, and
on proper representation Of the case before
The Recorder Of Philadel p.ia, a warrant was
issued, and Mr. Byerly was arrested on the
charge. lie was examined on Sasurday, and
number of the judges of the different polls
III the Fourth Ward swore that their names
to the returns as handed in were forgeries
and that the vote of their precincts had been
altered by taking from the number cast for
Mr.. Lehman and adding to the vote of Mr.
Butler. The evidence warranted the Re
corder in holding Mr.. Byerly to bail in one
thousand five hundred dollars
Mr. Lehman forwarded a full statement of
the case to Governor Packer, who will proba-
bly, withhold the State seal to Buffers cert-
ticate. 1t is due to Mr.. Butler to state that
nobody accuses him of any completely in the
transaction Of altering the returns, although
he declines to give up his claim to the seat
ST. Louis Cog 4Ha.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-04

LET it be remembered that President Buch-
anan vetoed the Homestead Bill, and those
who support Breckenridge vote to perpetute
his policy.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-04
\ tyrant's stipcndiary." !"

They fight for ga consideration" that con-
sideration being filthy lucro. That sort Of
office holders We reject as political teachers
and despise as judges in Democratic Israel
Bntin RecorH
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-04

Tue Dunkirk On. Y Press and Argus, a
supporter of Breckenridge, expired recently
The editor says that his subscribers and ad-
veitisers had nearly all left him, and that as
a Douglas paper was about to be started,
there was no encouragement for him to con-
tiptie
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-04

IIEssIANs.-The Federal office holders of
California are fighting, like the llessians in
the Revolution, for money, and not for love
Of principle. They have each
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-04

The course of Buchanan's Administration
is lined with Democratic heads. He has cut
off the head of every official who had the
audacity to think for himself and preserved
only those that were worthless and sycoph-
alt:e
TIE National Democracy have the ring of
the true metal. The people of California will
no sooner endorse the G win Breckinridge or
Republican factions, than they would endorse
Bank shin plasters and operators in bogus
dust.-Butte Record
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-04

SGNsIBLE.-The name of Breckinridge
man was given us, yesterday, says the Union,
who has determined to vote for Douglas in
order to secure the State against Lincoln.
On the day of election this is the course all
patriotic men who have talked about voting
for the Breckinrdge ticket should take The
name of Breckenridge man was also given
MS, who has bet hundred dollars on Breck-
Hnridge in the State, who was trying to find
another who would bet hundred dollars on
Breckinridge against Douglas, SO as to give
'im chance to hedge by taking it. Conf
dence does not generally prevail in the camp
OF The BreekinriIgers.
A letter from Washington says: "The
friends of Breckenridge are terribly exasper-
ated at Senator Douglas. for placing their
candidate in position which forces him to
silence on great national question. They
feel that Mr.. Breckenridge dures not answer,
and they blame Douglas for it,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-04
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Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-04

A Washington dispatch says: "The Re-
publican Executive Committee have been
furnished with funds from Breckenridge
sources to aid in getting up Breckenridge pa.
pers in country localities. The only hope of
the Republicans now is in the division which
the Brecdinridge men may make against
Douglas in the free States"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-04
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Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-04

SINCE the diyisen of the Black Republi
cans Of California into Breckinridge and Lin
coin parties, their organs have labored to
create the impression that they compose the
entire people of the State. The Breckin-
ridgers think the nigger viii help them beat
the Republicans and the Republicans think
the niger will help them beat the Breckin-
ridgers. Remove the niger from the Halls
of Congress, and YOU destroy both the Black
Republicans aud Breckenridge parties quick
er than strychnne will kill II dog If their
organs are to be believed. the niger is their
great center of ofattraction-as he is their faith
er, their guardian and guide.-Butte Record
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-04

II las been estimated that The Republicans,
in order to keep slavery out of the territories
where nobody wants to take it, have already
expended more money than would be sutf
cient to purchase all the slaves in Dolaware,
Maryland, Virginia and the District of Co
lumbia, and settle them comfortably in Libe-
ria. But, as Webster said Of the Abolition
lists, "We have yet to learn of the beneyo-
lence of these people taking that practical
turn,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-04
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Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-04

TnE Douglas Club of Oroville had glo-
rious and enthusiastic meeting on Saturday
night last. 1t was addressed 10y Messrs
Rosenbaum, Harris and Myers. General
Harris made the most logical. terse, and able
argument we have heard during the cam
paign. 1t was seathng rebuke TO the in
tergention schemes of the Breekinridgers and
Republicans -RAtte Record Aog 2A