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Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-18

THE UNIT RULE.-Senator Latham, in his
address giving his reasons for supporting
Breckinridge, uses the same arguments as
those used first by the San Francisco Office
holders, afterwards by the Breckenridge Cen
tral Committee, and lastly by Austin E
Smith. Thus far we have had four manifes-
toes in defense of the secession, and all sub.
stantially the same He claims that the
Southern platform "was rejected by the Con-
ventlon, by allowing certain States to vote
as "a unit" He evidently believes that the
Convention ought to have abrogated all the
resolutions of the State Conventions, instruct
ing delegates to vote as a unit-as in that
event the Southern platform might have been
adopted. Perhaps he thinks that the State
Conventions have no right to instruct their
delegates. In any event, it is very plain
That he thinks the Convention ought to have
passed resolution not to allow delegates to
vote as unit when 50 instructed by their
States or else to compel the minority of the
delegations not instructed, to vote with the
majority; thus depriving them of their right
to cast their individual votes as they chose
Senator Latham evidently believes that the
Convention possessed this power-a power
which nobody but Seceder would ever
dream Of granting to the National Conven-
tion.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-18

SENATOR LATHAM defines his position in an
address "to the Democrats of California, -
published in the Bulletin. In the commence
ment, he says that plans which be has made
for safely conveying his family to Washing
ton City would prevent his taking part in
the campaign this summer, even if he had
the disposition, which he las not. lie argues
to show that Donglas was not regularly NOM
mated but makes no new point whatever.
lie admits that Breckinridge was not regu.
larly poninated. He says:
Il support John G. Breckenridge. not he.
cause he is the regular nominee, but because
agree with him and those who nominated
him as to what is correct as as a political
prlncipal-as to what, under the constitution
Is Just to all the States of this Union. | on.
pose Mr. Douglas because do not agree with
him, and for no other reason. The point at
issue. involves the rights of the people in the
Territories, while under . Territorial form of
government"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-18

A DISPATCH from Burlington, Vermont,
dated July S0th, says: S A. Douglas arrived
at 93S a. N. He was greeted by large and
enthusiastic collection of citizens. escorted
by the Howard Guard and large procession
Of carriages and citizens. He passed through
the principal streets to the Town Hall where
Mr.. Saze introduced Mr. Douglas to the au-
dience, some five thousand in number. and
Doug las responded in a short speech. ex-
Pressivee of his appreciation of the kind and
honorable reception tllps far given him in his
natlve \. NV State: Douglas received his friends
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-18

Is ERyoR, W has ever possessed our friend
Grecu, of ColusA, to write auch letter, as
the one he penned to the Marysville Express
on tho 9th inst in relation to Tehama eoun-.
ty, We are unable to say. II he had re-
manned two days longer in, Red Bluff he
would have changed his tune. The town of
Red Bluff is not pretty equally divided. -
Four-ffts of the people are for the regular
ticket, and against the seuessionists. And
Tehama county is the same way though not
that strong. And what is more the reguldrS
are gaining strength every day, and the Sc
cessionists are getting awfully down in the
mouth.-Rsd Bluff Beacon.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-18

a GREAT cry and considerable "woolD is
pulled among the few scattering Breckin.
ridge supporters in these rarts, to obtain a
copy of the speech Of John Hickman de-
nouneing Douglas. We think it a very good
sign of very weak cause, when our Breek-
inridge friends seek consolation and comfort
to their dropping spirits at the hands of Re-
publican stump speakers. If they cannot ob
tain Hickmans speech, we would recon-.
mend few Of Old Abes speeches, delivered
IN Illinois in 1858, as a substitute.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-18

SPECIAL ELECTION To-pAY.-There will he
an election held to-day to FL vacancy in
the Board of Alderman, from the Second
Ward. The election will be held at the
Western House Saloon, the polls to beopened
at o'clock and close at sunset. 1t will be
seen by notice in another column, that the
friends of Mr.. +. NJ. Paul viii support him
Tor the Office. Should Mr.. Paul be elected
he would make very creditable member of
the Common Council
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-18

lthAAA DE&ooaAoY.-A large number of
democrats Of rehama county have published
IN the Beacon call for a convention TO be
held IN Red Bluff, on the 29th inst 70 an
point delegates to the State Convention 60 !,
held on the 9th Of next month and aisc ~ oe
appoint delegates to District Renresen,a
tive Convention. The primary eleetions
will be held on the 25th. This call dos
away entirely, says the Beacon, with the dis.
pute about which is the real committee of
the county. or whether we have any or not
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-18

FlaHr.-A fight occurred last evening at n
China wash house on Second street. near
Fullers sable. between a Chinaman and a
white man, which caused great rush Of
people. Somebody, thinking there was a
hre rang the alarm bell, and the engines
were brought out in hot kaste. There was
no body seriously hurt in the fight.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-18

OPERA Aims company whlcn mas oeen ue'
lighting our citizens during the week, ap-
peared last night in Donizetti's grand opera
Of Lucia III Lammermoor. The touching
story on which this beautiful opera is founded
is familiar to our readers Its music is part
Of Is composers claim to immortality.
OF the performance, it is enough to say
tia. it sustained the repututation Of the
company. Madame Escotts rendition of
Lucia was perhaps more winning than any
representation she has made here-save, per
haps, Norma. Exquisite as Is this lady's
voice, it does not excel her acting. We are
at q loss which most to admire. Mr.. Squires
gave full effect to the part OF Edgardo with
bis rich full tenor and Mr. Leach gains fa-
vor with his audience nightly. His fine
baritone did full justice to Enreo. The au-
dienoe was large, notwithstanding the scald
ing weather. Tonight the Marysville Rifles
will have benefit, on which occasion the
grand opera Of Maritana will be presented.
The house will undoubtedly be crowded. On
Sunday evening the company will give a
sacred concert for the benefit of the choir Of
st. Joseph's Church, which will be their last
appearance in this city.
SuIoIDE-pEoBABLT.-The body of man
was found last evening, in the small framt
house known as the Burlingame house, stu
ated near the graveyard The discovery wa:
made by a Mexican who went to examine
the house with the view Of renting it. When
found, the body was in sitting posture on a
bunk leaning against the side of the house.
revolver, with one barrel empty, lay be-
side the body, the right hand resting or it,
and bullet hole in the forehead told how
the unfortunate man met his death.
We learn that the deceased had been stop
ping at the Philadelphia House prior to last
Sunday. since which time he had not been
there. His name was Walter Scott Age
about 40 years, perhaps more. lie was 5
feet or inches in height, wore long brown
whiskers and moustaehe, had on black pants
woolen drawers, three cotton shirts and q
pair Of boots. in one of which was a small
dirk in a shesth lie had been observed to
be under the influence of liquor while about
the hotel, aud from the fact that he was
known TO have money, foul play is suspected
Besides money he had about him. he was
seen to show a check to Mr.. Sawin. one o.
the proPrietors Of the Philadelphia House
but as Mr. sawin is away from hone, the
amount Of the check is not known. Nothing
was found on his person except an erpty
pocket hook. Coroner Hamilton brought
the body in JOwD, TO his Office last night.
but it being too late to obtain jury, he post
poned the inquest ill this morning.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-18

ouR PAPER.-We are pleased with being
able to say that our friends are taking q
warm and telling interest in the success of
our new enterprise. This is of course at
tributed to the cause we espouse, and is suffi-
cient evidence to US that the loyal Deulocra-
cy are aroused, and determined to dissent
nate the truth. We publish a much larger
edition than any political paper in the State.
s K Ndfion
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-18
Primary Elections.

The primary elections for delegates to the Dem
ocratic County Convention will be held in the
several precincts on Tuesday, the 2Sth of August
Sse the official notice in another place.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-18

OMNIBUS TO YuBA CIrY.-Our friend, Geo.
Lambdin is now running his Omnibus to
Ruba City. morning and evening. The want
OF this convenience has long been felt, and as
George is both prompt and industrious, we
hope he will be well patronised.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-18

a DEE-KKrgER of Santa Clara lately started
with seventy hives to yisalia, where the
bees are fed on the honey dew Of California
mama which abounds during the latter Lali
OF the Year
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-18
NJ XSVILLH.
SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST Is.
AGENCY NOTICE.

Mr. L. p. FISHER is our only authorized Agent at
San Francisco 70 receive advertisements, receipt for
the same, and to transact business generally for the
DENocRAr. Ofnce--No tT1k Washington street
nearly opposite MaguireA Opera House, upstairs.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-18

A DISPATCH from Chicago says: On the
24th inst, SheaAap 4 Price sold the Chicago
Times to c. II. Mccormick, proprietor of the
Chicago Herald. The two papers have been
consolidated, aad viii appear as one, under
'he title of Times and Herald The entire
editorial force Of the Times retire from the
Yapor
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-18

RELIsloUs.-The. Rev. Z. B. Walsworth
naying returned, will preach in the Presby,
torian Church tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock also in the evening at 8 o'clock
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-18

Col BAKER left san Francisco Wednesday
'or Oregon. The Alta says he viii be back
IN time to take an active part in the an
preaching Presidential canvass
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-18

A BIG DRAFE-on the 18th, State Prison
warrants 10 the amount of sl37,50O were
drawn on the Treasury. There is now in
the General Fund a balance Of sa6 ooe ~
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-18
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MouNTAIN FLouR.-Last Wednesday, says
'ne luolnmne Courier. was ground the first
wheat flour ever produced in Columbia.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-18

II is stated says the Gazette, that the mil.
itAry in San Francisco propose course Of
lectures By Senator Benjamin, Reverdy
Johnson, Col Baker, Gen. Shields and Others
--tobe given at Musical Hall, for the benefit
OF thel2 uniformed companies Of the Second
Brigade.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-18
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STOKES SHIELDS. ..... .PR0PRIEroRS
August 10th.
Lewis Timbuctoo Bright Sam Sutter CO
Rogers W La Porte Eaton Geo L
Hosmer P Locke SCOTS Ravne
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Farrelly San Juan Murphy Yuba co
Hammond N " Wellington L city
Rand Jasper 0usley's BarBrown J San Juan
Turner A Honcut Berry Butte creek
Brady Sucker Flat Chesure Q
Roberts L Nicholas
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-18
UNION MEETING.

UNION MEETING.
TNNHE FRIENDS OF BELL AND EVERETT, in the
4 County Of Yuba, viii meet at Marysvile, on the
2Ih day OF August, at the City Hail. for the purpose
of eecns delegates to the State Convention, of the
Constitutional Union party, TO be holden in Sacra-
mento, on the first Wednesday in September next.
August 18th, 1860.
Chas. Il. Filkins, l. NJ. Anderson,
Jchn II. Tennent, G.. Il. Nightingale,
Jno. O. Fall, 10. Tdball
VIM. Friend S. w. GlsLier,
JIs. V. Lyons, /. G. Israel auI7
Attention Marysville Rifles.
Meet at the Armory this [Saturdayl evening at
O'Clock, in white pants, black coats and fatigue caps
for drill. By order, B. EILERMAN, o.S,
The annual meeting of the Congregation Brai Birth
will be held on Sunday, August 18th, at o'clock A.
NJ, at The NJ IL. B. soclety's room. The members of
the Congregation and all Isrates are invited to at
tend ao business of Importance will come before the
meeting. By order of the President,
JOSEPH LAsK, Sec. pro- tenn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-12

The CHICAGO NoMINArloN.-The
Cincinnati Enquirer thinks it i. very
evident that such Republican journals as
the Chicago Press and Tribune, the
Cincinnati Gazette, and the New York
Tribune, are for the nomination, at
Chicago, not of Mr.. Seward, Mr.. Chase,
or any other decided representative man
Of the anti-Slavcry party. They look
to securing the vote Of the Fillmore
men. The old Abolition, or FreesoiI,
or Liberty division of the Opposition
they do not regard, for the reason that
their vote may be safely counted on, in
any event, against the Democratic NOM
inee. A great effort will, therefore, be
made at Chicago to secure the nomina-
ton of either Bates, Judge Mclean, or
L'nceln. We think, Of tho three, Judge
McLean's chances are the best, though
our first conviction remains that Mr..
Seward will be nominated if he desires
to be.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-12
F,c.h Airin1huTrhps.

Morning services over; every door and win-
dow sLat C.refut Sexton keep. them .hut
ill niStt-liah.s ivp, and the house is filled
sik teople. What . deadness ofair! Don't
yoffsel ia pstsil ait People are drow.y..
and preacher labors under he knows net what
difficulty. Air 10 wsnted-pure air There i,
plenty OF it out doors, and it is arxiou, to get
in If you would let it. II the weather 10 cold
and urea are needed, come Of the upper .ash
ought to he so fixed as to permit ventilation to
20 on. especially If the house is very close.
iut In all weather, the instant the congrega-
don leaves the house the wi 'ows should be
raised and complete ventilation accomplished
This is important 10 devotion and to
health. II sections will not heed this obvious
suggestion of common sense. then the official
Or private members Of the Caurch ought TO
remind them Of it and enforce it. Much has
been said on this subject. because much has
hsen suffered; and yet thel is Il UGH room for
Improvement We hope the folio wing appeal
fro n it, very oddly, as well as its solid ar
sument, will have the desired effect:
A ArgEL FOR ARE TO THE sKxrAsr CT THE OLD BRICK
NRETiSoUsE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-12
The IMPERIAL SrABLEs.-A Paris lei

The IMPERIAL SrABLEs.-A Paris let
ter says:
The magnificent Imperial stables at
the Louvre, now completed, are the nov
ell sight which attracts the curiosity and
excltes the wonder Of Parisians and of
strangers. The lofty building is divided
into vast halls; the carriage horses in
one division, the saddle horses in sec
ond, &c. The architecture and decora-
tons are in the ornamental Italian
style from the ceilings are suspended
gas lamps; cocks supply the quantity OF
water required for use. The richly
decorated stalls are worthy of sheltering
the Emperor's renowned chargers,
Buckingham and Ajax, whom His
Majesty rode at Magenta and Solferino.
There is also the carriage horse Orphee,
who has survived the fourteen wounds
he received before the Opera House,
when Or SIM attempted to take the life
of the Emperor. The coach houses are
equally splendid, and when lighted with
gas, the rows of brilliant cquipages form
glittcring spectacle. The state car
riage, (Which cost 10000 francs,) all
plate glass, gilt, paintings, enamel, white
satin embroidered in gold beads, make
little gazers believe that they have gone
back to tho days Of fairy wands and
Alladin's lamp.