Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-30
1T "RILEs" HIS BILE.

That black organ, the San Francisco Times, has
lately been grinding out most mourntul tunes, be-
cause Of the Senatorial cooperation by MeSsrs.
Gwin aud Latham. It's notes Of the deepest base,
as they fifty should be, emanating as they do fr, m
the base soul Of Cowardce A. Washburn the chief
musician Of the Black Republican orchestra in this
State His bile is terribly" rcd, l." and he exiecto.
rates it with COZ iousncss which wculd speedily ie-
lieve amy decent human system Of such bitter
dent But Washbu,n's illness and malice cAist
in inexhau@tbe quantities. He seems to loat upon
his vugAr,'v and. doubtless. daily turns 20 its
contemplation with the complaccncy and appetite OF
a dog to his vomit."
It will be remembered by the reading public, that
at the period If Mr. Lathans election to the Senate,
WaShburn was or protested ~ be, vastly pleased.
The ZimeA tcCmed with laudaions dedicated to the
Younger Senator, and i; WAS c5nfdertls prcdctd
that unendng warfare would he wage betvt en- the
two Senators from California, because # their diff.
ferent views on variety of subjects. 1t was even
iutmaed that Mr. Latham wouldspoucr or Inter nc
knowledge allegiance 10 the Black Republican party,
and this sweet morsel Of hope was rolled under the
Black Republican tongue with infinite guslo and
Black Republican mouths watercd At the delicious
manifested at the tempting suggestion. 1t outlined
the only method whereby Black Republican SEN
ator ever disgrace the sovereign State Of Cali.
fornl by appearing as Der representative in the
Federal Senate.
Elected rs a Democrat, it NAV chance in the lapse
Of years, some one may be found who will prove
fIlSe to his trust and such renegade to his party,
become proper representative Of Black RepHblt-
can doctrines Certain it is no avowed adherent Of
hat faith will ever be elected 20 the Senate from
this part Of the Pacific coast.
Finding, after trial, that Mr. Latham was made Of
different stuff than they fondy hoped at the outfe,
of his Senatorial! ca7eer,-beh ldIng him not only
true to the principles Of the great party ny whose
favor re was elevated to bis proud position. but
properly and tremendously cooperating with tis
more eAptrcnced colleague, In the advocacy Of ali
measures conducive to the welfare Of the State
there terms xocAbu.aEy Loo
vile TO be used BY the disappointed Black Rernb'i'
can libeers, with WasLburn at the head Of the
pack, in speaking OF the man upon whom they 80
shortly since lAvished their unsJuEht and ex,rava.
CANT praise. Fortunately for the comfort Of Mr.
Latham, under the tor cnt Of abuse now poured
upon him. he thoroughly appreciated the Gvn1fui
0nor ui the former commentator, An Cow correct.
Is estimates the low horn rnalisnity Uf his Black
Republican slanderers. Their severest CON lem.
nation the best evidence 0t hI+ true merit in the
consideration OF his pcrs' nal and political friends.
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BXLTTNoKT- euSvESTrry.-afuctI EI1x:ctv r. n:rnt.
tested To hear from the Baltimore Convention. We
nope and believe that concil'a,urv policy WAS
adopted that the delegates united harmouiou>ly,
adopted broad national platform, and nominated
unexccptiorhble candidates We appIchend that
those WHO have becn reared in the faith If III"
Democratic partv stand prepared to give the B0iti-
neee Of the Baltimore Convention cordial support.
Divided aud distracted us the Democracy have be en-
upon certain QUESTIONS that have httD- Irnmineni
during the last few wears widely vaticnt-a as have
expressed in reference 10 those who in the past have
been regarded as leaders Of tue party. take it
| for granted that every Democrat who chershcs the
principles Of his party, will nd0rSe the acton Of
the Baltimore Convention. a vast majority OF the
voters sick Of the slicidal disseDsious in 0ur
tanks They demand recurrence to lhe old land.
marks Of the party.
The Democratic party, 50 far we have any re.
lahle evidence Of te relative strength Of political
organizations, combines strength than all the
factions and sms opposed 10 IT. 1t is party which
has a glorious past history. which has increased
| our territory, added strength aud wealth TO our
Cuion and placed ours among the first and proud.
est nations If the earth. II has txcd abiding
place in the affections Of the people f the VIII lie
Union. and il will be its far if it fails 10 have
prosperous and brilliant future At all events II
Is not yet pr pared tn make its will in favor 81 ia.
naical, sectional faction, ana lie down for vulun.
tary dissolution We almost confident that bar.
m"nv prevailed at Baltimore, ard that ticket has
been nominated that will meet the appreciation and
be enthusiastically supported by the Democracy Of
the whole Union.