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The Placer herald., 1860-01-14


securing smy, the
The prudential reasons this
set apart and duly recorded compliance with the provisions law
% m AS the to s d
be allowed nave the record made and the
without her writing made before judicial officer This
subject much Importance and hope that will
earliest and most earnest attention ssa
During year department sundry resolutions
BY Legislatures of sister States both North and
have been requested transmit As perceive that
w a & W
which suit and neighbors less they change
ALL THAT the agitation of the question slavery has eng
government occurrences unhappy
ns %" " o" sister sister States have trs both
dg gloomy forebodngs which
enlarged
sectional limits and the affection which they
@ % the s % s s ss S% s,s So sgsss TO .sea 3
and difficult each succeeding year appehenos
% oov r bss Ss %s thine s o1e
a S s ny
s an wI soSS s os gss no" loudly
on Sss % nn Gn y %a 5 With @ " one
generation upon stage
s si1 s @ ss s
slavery thing and they who participate Of
these principles and pursue them their legitimate sequence
of the portion the educated without
sectional prdces and taught love and the Union still
and our Institutions will be the hands of those who have ceased to re
tolerates the most atrocious injustice
which regarded by the civilized world of the
madness of the hour sacrifice all futile attempt which would
California wisely think, refused slavery
sion the question otherwise interfere with the domestic institu
Standing the compromises of veneated fathers she to
all your institutions against aggression come from whatever quarter
ALL spirit which pervades
% land 5 Ga u & this h n gs S Sa
the Pacific found mighty republic which the end the great
Painful compelled contemplate such
meanwhile accomplish developing
and laying the foundation of future which do
physical people enacng promote
and secure their happiness can Be much more I s
Be:dss that kindly feeling which States
euated to render Or less vsuab the properly
the States which REFERRED performance
ccved to be duty have declined sending these resolves to
m ie "s s
Federal
s & ties o which a 5 the ute usS be kent
during the whole and that the mails can be transported without
difficulty .oa t.t8.t l.3ett slf
upo the mails have been carried coaches
during past year with astonishing regularity and dispatch
establishment of military points these roads
protect and immigrants from the attacks Indians
is all complete system Settlements will be
along these and in short time the posts be
broken But ALL the necessities of the country
demand Railroad earnestly hoped that Con-
connecting the
Pacific The information establish the
practicaby been obtained Its necessity
hence delay The President
United has with commondabe patriotism again and again
his annual ,ss It, the attention to the subject
these is that such road would BE-
a the Rocky
sefevident require illustration
But again. commercial point of view, consider this the great
question day With the front of republic stretching
The Placer herald., 1860-01-14

sssns p sas 5 s S the
merchant enabled advance by this privilege industry
on the pretex that by the accident BIRTH they military
put ow and results far greater injury than the personal service
parts Europe service held be due tho
sideaon FROM v sov pv 5 Re or
The exercise of the dea
our" our citizens perform this duty revisng their early home
who would perhaps leave after performance ought be
regarded as an unend act of the former sovereign and be
M While believed that it the duty of
to e h a my my o of
those are re actual dessrters either in time war
The opinion of mankind respecting the obligation
action those who thess duty my opinion person
guilty this oen is deserving of the title Of American free
Although national attention has been excited only by the
claims perform
SCI vice times oo when the great Were on the eve
this class of citizens than the assertion Of right their
n ha as a a Do Our % msrsnin aa % smp G s
its m.nr m and & large portion of
Nearly the maritime Europe have system naval
ment By which their sar1g held to the
this class of citizens this danger and has frequently
owing the fact that these have not been engaged
foreign that for military service eafng citizens
eg birth have frequently the benefit of choice returning
which his is enrolled as liable to naval in which the
Foreign dsregardd c
zenshp bearing the Federal should
stances arise American protection would likely be repected and
this additional soldier
while of the sailor valuable the
the of his realm hence the claim for the latter
more likely to be enforced.
many allowed inherit
property the with which made grant their
subjects similar privileges In those treaties reservation has been
made by either party Withholding their benefit from natuazed
dents of the contracting powers To enjoy this right free the
tribunals of the respective solemn guaraneed but the
benefit denied numbers of citizens when
visiting early this right their Sovereign
either military recruits claims their services him
a long period of years
its between nations made in the
solemn In its it far the legislative
either The naturazd citizen the United
revng his native land properly provided with his there
fore entitled invoke successfully the protection of the treaty against
all claims growing his allegiance his former sovereign AS the
citizens California deeply interested this subject would
mend to the the of resolutions nsrung Sona
requesting Representatives support such
shall citizens eeohe the enjoyment of their rights regard
enactment of law empowering the President exausn diplomatic
obtain the of citizens declare dfenta
duties the vessels and the offending nation embargo
their vessels for limited period The knowledge that such
would be ud would foreign from asserting the
preentons of which complain
The Placer herald., 1860-01-14
HOMESTEAD LAW.

Section fifteen Constitution provides that the
by law from forced sale certain portion Of the
homestead other property of all heads of families
Under the Legislature by Of April 2 1851 exempted
from forced sae the homestead consisting OF Quantity OF lana with
five thousand dollars. XXX i.
adopted for the protection the
The Placer herald., 1860-01-14
CIVIL FUND.

again Legislature against
the Federal of collected from
demand hoped that payment will longer delayed
The balance due this account stated by predecessor
and thirteen Had this fund been paid the
on of the State should have finances
could have been seriously embarrassed
discovery gold in S4S, threw into California
he sco" Sg Se ALL Scramble
gold commenced and but few Of the restraints of civilized society
the necessity OF an
% SONS 1Ha % % Mas the wh @
ccedng year. adopted Constitution subsequently ratified by the
Without system with an empty treasury and without
the tho State Government the Legislature authorized
bearing month"; their
Notwithstanding the enormous rate of interest
that these bonds depreae and sold in the market low sixty
the dollar Although we had untold wealth. yet was of such
and when extracted the portion OF passed directly the
indeed system which would the what
necessarily expensive For years
expenses allowed the receipts and
accumulated Instead of that which
the widest schemes devised and legislative
uatos allowed plunge the State still further into debt The
fixed high and of
Office toll and labor found ready
accept At the end of six good people found themselves
three hundred thousand dars was crec1
the Constitution All that we can show to the world for this debt
which could be erected for than four hundred thousand
dollars. D
under the of the Legislature of that
the sd i' been aoa s h
shameuy squandered by public agents. the people ny majority OF
tyf9ur thousand six hundred hryon d
rected bonds to be issued No one with the character
draw lessons which may be advantageous us in the pre-
and future.
Rigid the Legislative and industry ability and
and judicial will relieve California from
financial difficulties and her the proud position to which her
inexhausible entite her
The Placer herald., 1860-01-14


connection with this subject allow call your TO the
number homcdes the this State
Inc be found the considerable number OF
people the habit of deadly and where quarrel
ues between the other falls AS under the Con-
the people have bear this IS beyond the
% OF legislation 1t is folly cumbe the statute book with laws
winch public opinion alone must fur
e sacrificed thnk has been mscaled the
OF honor So long, the majority OF ne community
this mode Of settling difficulties so long they Will
continue with the formation pub
oo and deeply that this influence has not always been
esed this evil gentlemen who adjust their difficulties
resort aunted with cowarce cannot 90 ex
that due will be fought requires indeed high degree
moral recognize code which majority the
muny prohibiting dueng not been
rced and dead letter the stauebook
of citizens visiting the country of their BIRTH
een called military service to the sovereign whose
"'ssgance they had renounced.
which claim has asserted OF such recent
and familiar people, not to require satemeh
leading California numbers among ner
ed citizens whose family relations require
return to their native the part OF the
abroad their protecon r
with various powers made for the
hoy and relations provide citizens shall
privileges for the of their business and those treaties
makes reservation exception respecting
@ subjects who have become citizens under laws Foreign
lnments we'll of policy to naturalization
from the first Independence hence the treaties MADE
US must all citizens who subsantate their claim to
between naurazed citizens depart from the
Constitution fail perform obligations to those
solemnly promised protect The nations with which
MQf friendship and commerce reap immense advantage
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-31
HON. ID. ". MILLER.

We understa that the Hon. ID. f..
MILIKR, has taken the stump as an
independent candidate against Judge
Wright, and that wherever he goes,
he shows the absuriity Of Judge Wright's
decisions, in such manner al to con-
vince almost everybody that Wright
is not the man who ought to be elected
Supreme Judge.
Mir. Miller il an old resident of this
State, having resided u il more than
swenty years and from ais settlement
here down to the present time, has been
in the foremost rank of his profession,
aud always long distance in advance Of
Judge Wright. RI
We repeat what We said two weeks ago.
owe hope syegy Democrat on the Missoa-
ri Slope will vote for hiller.o
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-31
q. NJ. KREEDE RaAUaR.

We believe it ID generally understood
throughout this Judicial District, that ..
Il. KsIxDIKBAUaH, OF Page county, 10 an
Independent candidate for Member of the
Board of Education. Several names have
been mentioned In connection with that
Office, and it was supposed at one time,
that Democratic Convention would be
called to decide who should be she candi-
date but we believe that all others have
Withdrawn their names and left the Geld
clear to Mr.. Kriedlebaagh. y
Of Mr.. Kricdlebaugh, we can say frog
long acquaintance we sire prepared to ea-
dorse him as well fitted for the ofice to
which he aspirea, and we hope thai every
Democrat in the District will not fail TO
vote for him.
This District was lost to the Denocra-
cy two years ago, on account of misun-
derstanding as TO who was really the
Democratic candidate, and Mr.. Kriedle-
baagh Is rathss Late 10 getting into ths
6eld this time, jet, with propsr effort
On the part OF shs Democracy, he can be
elected.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-31
ssrsosAL DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM

Resolved, mat ws. the Democracy OF the Unloa'
In Convention assembled HEREBY asciAFe car shf1-
stien Of the resolutions unanimous aaoessa As.0
asctsrrd - platform u principles VI tSs psasss
cratic Couyentien ut Cincinnati IN the year i10es
believing ghaS DeIn0cvk tc principles aFe oDchA1STs
eAa in Eaeir nAlGFs When Appilsa 70 tas same sSD
Esct matter and TscogmIaend as oIT easy teE AhSf
resolutions the following:
Resolved Tn#z g Is tas aaky OF kfe ufiFS SSsSS@
IN asgora ample MsA complete pEoiecf4an 70 al It's
etisens az home on abroad. and wasfheF uatlEe %
foreign boEn.
Ne@alywa That aD@ of TIE nseesslEisS OF tas Ass'.
,n TniitaTx commercial sgfd postal point VI TiSw
l. ~ssxsy Communication between the Atlantic and
Enrian states aud the Democratic party paea8e
Knes constructors enaesmeata as Will Insure the
eSugtrurtioa OF a raiiroad TO the FacIFc COAST al
me earliest practical period.
Resolved TaAt the Dznsoczaels paEty are IN fASos
aF th@ acquisition OF the island Of Cuba, Ga sSch
sgrTnx mx shall be honorable to ourselves ara Jast
to Spain. -,
Resolved, that the sa&ctmsnts Of State Leslsla~
surex To defeat the Faithfal execution or the Fu-
TN slave IAs are hostile IN shaxacF Saov eEstTe
of the GSnstiEatsoR and revolutionary IN tAssf e.
fect. -
Resolved That II is IN accnfdanee vita the true
ipssruFetafica Of fhs CzncinnAia Platform tAA1 aa-
ring The exizsears Of TeTFitaEisl government tae
ueasurs of restriction whatever 1t may Dc, TTnpos-
"a ey the Federal Constitution Ga the powers 81 ths
Territorial Lex1slGsuTe over the szaisei Of aDfss-
tie rslatIon& as the same has bsF aud shan acre
after be- snally determined BY the Supreme Court
Of the UnSt@d states aas be EsspeSed sy all seea
citissnS and eufaEced with pEOG1ptneSs and haes4ty
By svery branch Of the RedFral Government
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-31

The Memphis appeal Of the Gath, has
the following conclusion to its article de-
seriptiEe Of the reception Of Senator
DopGEAs In Memphis /: "Up5n the whole
no living American could have produced
90 mucn ardor, or eliaited such unmis-
taxable manifestations Of enthusiasm, ~
did this gallant champion of the Democ-
rsey upon this occasion. Il compares in
Intensity and interest with the entrance of
Garabaldi into Naples, or Napoleon into
MILAN, amid the shouts AUTHORIZATIONS Of
8 liberated people. Ii i the outpouring
Of the Southern gratitude to thefriend Of
tho south--the spontaneous tribute Of
enthusiastic welcome from the people to
the greatest living statesman Of the pres
eng age"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-31
DEMOCRATS nm ON sUAaD.

''The opposition are at work with 3
seal aud energy worthy better cause
No effort will be spared-4no schema will
be omitsed-~no ssratageTn will be unem-
pleyci-no deception Impractical no
frauds unperpetrated--by the opposition
to ststeai . marchn on the democrats Of
this district. The opposition are working
secretly, steakAily-sheir candidate for
Congress IL distributing Boeus rEcKErs and
wHfsKsY aosgY all oyer tho District Ii
behooves you, therefore, Democrats Of
Western Iowal to be yigilant-~-so be ac-
siye.s
'fsaaee FOR the goose u sauce for the
gandss. y
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-31

The 0berlinists and their RADICAL
friends, says the Ohio Statesman held .
ooAyention at oberlin, on ths Sd Of
October, and framed new Electoral tick.
Ct, to BE- voted for by the aradicap, por-
tion Of the Republican party, On the 9th
November. We find this new ticket In
tAe last Aati- Slavery Bagie. II Is sup
posed that II viii draw 20, 900 votes from
the other Republican ticket.
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AsoxHxR ssPLAxgY Foz THEIR pLAT.
EoRx,---At Republican meeting bald In
Natick, Massachusetts,, eli which Senator
Wilson was one OF the speakers; the fol-
lowing clause was added soshe Republican
egaed
Nv hersass Feslssanra 60 tyFaHtS ia uDe~
gienea 10 God, therefore RssoIeed, that
Il ID the righs and duse of slayss to resist
their master and il II the right and daty
s,f the people Of the North 10 TECITE
SLAVES no RESISTANCE, AND 70
AID THEM In IT.ss
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ne M IL m M E Il.

The Presidential election takes place on
Tuesday the 9th Of November. II you
iaEa the Union vote for STKRHKx 4. Dous-
Las, the only man having national
strength, and who can carry both slRvs
and non-slaye-h holding States. The only
man who can carry a free State against
LHgcoEx,
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60 Wen bet hat there's ID no other
State in the Union, except Michigan,
where the entire Republican political cap
isai IL the most outrageous and ab0mif1a-
bic lying Gfaad Rapids EsGairer.
Wen take that bet, and name Illinois
az ssanother State. - Chicago Times and
Herald.
Wen sse that, and 60 pair Of boots
better, that the controlling Republicans Of
Nebraska can beat both Michigan and Hi
aoia al coof lying. Omaha Nsbrasksaa.
We will see thai, and 60 sstWo hshn bet
ter, that for fbaldn faced lying and low
blaGkgnardism, THAI Grimes Harlan 3
Co., can beat you all--taken together.