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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-08-07
For The legislature.

Mr.. EDIToR:-Plcasc announce Major j. NJ. De.
SAtiSSURE Candidate for reelection, to the HOUSE
or REPRESENTATIVES, at the ensuing election in Octo-
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NEW STYLE PRINTS, Giaghams, just opened
~ a. the odd Corner" f. ". BONNEY
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03
Democratic State Central Committee.
SAX FRANcIsco. July 81, 1860.

SAN Francisco, July 81, 1860.
At the meeting of the Democratic State Central
Committee, this day the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted and directed to be
published in the Democratic papers of the State;
RESOLVED, First, that we recognize and sustain
the regular candidates of the National Democratic
Conventlon-STEPHEN A. DoUGLAs for President,
and HERsCHEL V. JOHNSON for Vice President
and approve the platform of principles there
adopted.
RESOLVED, Second, that n Democratic State
Convention be held at the city of Sacramento, on
Wednesday, the 9Th day of September, 1850, at
10 o'clock, noon, for the purpose of nominating
four Electors of President and Vice President to
cast the vote of the State of California for the
regularly nominated candidates Of the National
Democratic party.
RESOLVED, Third, that it is recommended to the
several Democratic County Committees to adopt
for the PRIMARY election in their respective coun-
{ es, test which shall admit all National and
Union loving men who will support the regular
Democratic nominations for President and Vice
President.
RESOLVED, Fourth, that we adopt the ratio of
representation Of the last State Democratic Con
vention, and that the following BE- the apporton-
ment for each county, to-wit:
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03

THE GREAT BuGBEAR;-The mighty argu-
ment which Twenty One Office Holders, in
their late address, used, the great argument
used before by James Buchanan, and the
great argument, lastly, used by the boiling
portion Of the State Central Committee, to
Justify the support of Breckenridge and Lane,
is that the miH rule was adopted at the Ma
tional Convention. The Seceders complain
that this rule was unfair. We have rep at
edly shown that it was not unfair, but Just
and equitable. Instructed delegates voted
as instructed and had no business to vote in
any other way. Uninstructed delegates
voted according to their own discretion, as
they had an undoubted right to do
Right or wrong, though, the rule was
voted for 10y nearly all the Seceders, it being
almost unanimously adopted by the Conven-
tion, Had it worked we'll for the Seceders.
YOU would never have heard a syllable of
complaint. But, it having worked against
them, it is horrible-the rule Of their own
adoption is monstrous iniquity. Sensible
men will know how to value such shifting
around as this.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03

WHAT SENATOR Brown TnINKs.-Ths Wash
inston correspondent of the New York Her
aid writes as follows:
Senator Brown of Mississippi, who spoke
at the ratification meeting of Breckinridg,
and Lane in this city last Monday night
having since read the lettels of those tw,
gentlemen, accepting the nomination, and
hnding that they do not declare in favor OF
Congressional protection Of slavery in the
Territories, withdraws his support from the
ticket, and announces the opinion that til,
position of Breckinridge and Lane is no bet
ter for the South than that of Douglas and
johnson. have the highest authority for
making this announcement Senator Brown
ana family left this morning, en- route fol
Mississippi.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03

The following is an extract from a letter
written by Hiram Warner, of eorgia, to the
editor of the Southern Confcderacy;
81 shall vote for the nominees of the Ma
tonal Democratic Convention, Douglas and
Johnson; am opposed to Congressional in
teWenton with the question of slavery in
the Territories; shall stand firmly 10y that
great fundamental Democratic principle of
non-interpention 10y Congress with the ques-
ton of slavery; stand by my friends in this
State who maintain that great fundamental
principle, whether they be in the minority or
majority, because it is right, and in my iudg-
ment the only safe policy for the South"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03

BEAR VALLEY MNEs.-The Los Angelo,
Star of the 2Sth ult., says that these mines
in San Bernardino county, have become a
fixed fact, and that party washed ont seven
pounds of gold in four days. in IIolcombe
Valley, near Bear Valley. About four or
five hundred are now in the mines, but all
are not doing well. because Of the scarcity
of water; but the average is remarkably
good, big strikes being made almost every
day.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03

TnE SMALL Pox-The San Mateo Gazette
of the 28th ult., says that the small pox at
Redwood City has proved fatal in one case
1t says it is to be regretted that on accoun,
of some rivalry or misunderstanding among
the doctors, whatever may have been the
cause, that timely notice has not been given
SO that the most stringent means could have
been adopted to prevent the spread of this
horrible disease, and the necessary sanitary
regulations be enforced. As it now is, no
one can tell where it will stop.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03

DIscoNuNuANcE OF THE PoNY ExpREss.-
The st. Louis correspondence of the Union
Informs that paper that there was strong
probability that the Pony Express would be
discontinued permanently after the week
endlnS July 2lst. 1t was, he says. pretty
well settled that Russell & Co. would oct no
mail contract and as the Pony Express was
now an almost total loss to them tbera w,s
no inducement to continue it. The cores
pondent adds that the people Of California
may thank Postmaster Holt and Gwin for
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03

MEETING AT BIG OAK FLAr.-At meeting
of the Democracy held at Big Oak Flat, Tu
olumne county, on the 2lst ult, resolutions
were unanimously adopted endorsing the
nominations of Douglas and johnson, and re-
pudiating the action of the Seceders. It was
also resolved that Douglas Club be or
ganized. The meeting was very enthusiastic,
says the Age, and Big Oak Flat proved that
she is, as she has been heretofore with the
Regular Democratic party" There were
several attempts made, by supporters Of the
Boilers Ticket, to break up the meeting,
but they found the majority against them and
left
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03

A LETrEB from Genoa, published in Paris
paper, says that Garibaldi does not appear
destined to perish 10y the poignard as was
feared by some of his friends. The famous
Basco attempted the mission to ossassinate
him for stipulated sum, but had not the
courage the commit the crime. On the con-
trary, he obtained an audience Of Garibaldi,
to whom he made some important reyela-
tions.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03
Chairman Dem. State Central Committee

TUoLuMNE ALL RIGHr.-The Sonora Age of
Saturday has the following:
News comes pourng in from all parts of
the county, which indicates in an unmstak-
able manner that Tuolumne will stand firm
in support of the regular nominees Of the
Democratic party. We therefore send greet
ing to our friends throughout the State. as
suring them that Tuoumne is all right" !"
and will give an overwhelming majority for
Douglas and johnson. The meeting tonight
will be one of the largest political assembla-
ges ever witnessed in this county
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03

IHE STATE CENTRAL CoMMIrrEE-The
Douglas members of the State Central Com
mittee who refused to sit longer with the
breckenridge members, not recognizing them
as Democrats We're Joseph P. Hoge, Chair.
man; A. IL. Rose, of Amador; B. NJ Henry,
of San Luis Obspo; Myron Norton, of Los
Angeles A. D. Rightmire and W. S. Long.
of Sacramento; C. T. Ryland, of Santa
Clara; II. P Hammond, of San joaquin
George I. Price. of Siskiyou; and S. D.
Krider, of Trinity.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03

A LETTER from New York says that the
President and Cabinet have had under con-
Sideration the proposition of the Mormons to
sell to the Government their improvements
IN Utah and remove beyond the limits of our
territories and have decided against it. They
will not entertain it SO far as to submit it to
Congress
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03

Hos. JOSEPH p HoGr's LETrEE.-As our
readers are aware, Hon. J. p. Hoge, Chair
man of the State Central Committee, declined
tC act with that portion of the Committee
who refused to recognize Douglas and John
son rs the regular nominees. His reasons
will be seen in the following correspondence
which passed between him and the Commit
tee of Three appointed to request his attend
ance at the meeting of the Boilers:
SAN FRANcsco, July 3lst, 1860.
Hos. Jos. p. lloGE, Chairman of the Demo
cratic state Central Committee:
Sm-At meeting held pursuant to ad-
iourument, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. to day, tn,
undersigned were appointed 10y the Stat,
Central Committee to inform You that they
are now assembled and ready to proceed {,
business, and desire your Attendance, whic
we accordingly do
Very respectfully,
Nour obedicnt servants,
The COMMITTEE
Delivered at 10 minutes before IL o'clock.
SAN FRANcssco, July 81. 1860
To THE CoNMITTEE-
Gcu{cmct:-I lave your note Of thi,
morning. notifying me as the Chairman of the
Democratic State Central Committee that
you are n Committee from portion of ihat
body, to desire my attendance. This is my
reply:
The action of yourselves and your friends
in the State Central Committee, on Yesterday
in rejecting every proposition for maintain
ing the harmony and organization of tn,
Democratic party Of this State, and in repu-
dating the regular National Democratic Con.
vention of Charleston and Baltimore, and its
candidates for President and Vice President
Douglas and Johnson has, in my judgment
placed you and them outside of the regular
Democratic party Of the State and Union.
| cannot, therefore, any longer recognize you
or them as me'hbers Of the Democratic Stat,
Central Committee, and must respectfully de
cline to accede to your request.
shall continue to act with the regular
Democratic State Central Committee, and the
organization Of the party in this State, as
have done all my life here and elsewhere
With great respect, | have the honor to be
Your ob't serv't,
j. p. HoGE,
Chairman Dem. State Central Committee.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03

DAN RIcE's CIRcus.-The Pavilion was
again crowded. last night, to its utmost ca
pacity, vast throng of ladies being present
Monday night a complimentary benefit will
be rendered to the Pioneer Engine Co. No. S.
This is gallant Company. and we hope their
benefit will be largely attended Dan Rice's
Show is no humbug,a as the thousands who
have witnessed it are ready to testify.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03

MEETING Al NERNoN.-We learn from tbs
Union, that meeting of the Democracy was
held at Vernon, Suter county. July 2Sth,
over which 7. G. Wilson presided. Ad
dresses were made 10y II. Spect, NJ. Winches-
ter and DR.. Morse. Resolutions were passed
indorsing the nominations of Douglas and
Johnson, and denouncng the Breckinridge
men as "secessionists in their present organi-
zation and dsunionists in their ultimate OBJ
jects" The closing resolution was as follows
Resolred, That Stephen A. Douglas, hav
ing built himself upon the broad Republican
principle that the majority have not only an
inalienable, but constitutional right to rule
not alone in the States, but also in the Terri
tories, is nobly gifted to preside over the
destnios of our whole country; and that We
will therefore give him our undivided sup
port for the Presidency in the coming cam
paign.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03

SENATOR DOUGLAS arrived at Hartford on
the 10th July, on his way to Boston, and was
met by large concourse of people. The
Hartford Post says that noticeable feature
of the reception was that it was shared in
by the leading Democratic politicians no
have not hitherto been favorable to him, and
prominent among them was the editor fthe
Hartford Times. The last named paper.
which supports Breckenridge says: " lie
Douglas) was also met by large concourse
of people without regard to party.
" He was escorted to the State House
square, where he was welcomed to the city
by R. d. Hubbard, who introduced him as
standing on the middle ground, politically
between the arctic and the antarctic extremes
where the olive aaI the vine grow spon.
tanaously.
"Mr, Douglas replied that he did occupy
that ground, and claimed that non interven
ton was the true policy of the country tC
prevent angry disputes and unhappy results
There five or six thousand at the reception.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03

Gov. DowNEY. We hear this able, honest
and fearless Democrat, who now does honor
to the Executive Chair of this State, spoken
of by leading members Of the regular Dem
ocratic organization, as an emnently fit man
for Elector on the Douglas and johnson tick
ct. lie would certainly give great weight
and character to the ticket. lie is a man be
loved by the people, trusted by the Democ-
racy, the soul of truth, Of integrity unim-
peachable, and bold and outspoken in his
principles.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03
M YSVILLE.
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST Sd.
NOTICE.

meeting Of the Democratic County Committee fol
Yuba County, will be held at MarysyiIe on wEDNEs
DAY, The sth inst all members are requested to at
tend 7. EEARDAN,
Chairman OF the County Committee.
Marysye, August 2d, 1850.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03

A DISPATCH from Albany, says that i'm
mense excitement was created there, July
10th. by The appearance of Heenan and his
trainer, Macdonald, in the streets, and a
great crow of crop-haired and broken -nosed
citizens gathered arouud every saloon which
the celebrities visited, and the air was vocal
with shouts for the champion of the world.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03

ACCORDING to an eastern dispatch, the Irish
volunteers in the service of the Pope do not
agree with the Austrians or the French, and
the Pope regrets that he accepted the proffer
of their assistance.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03

On Saturday, says the Amador Ledger
three men, one aSpaniard, who Is known
one Frenchman, who, with the third party
is unknown, went to the cabin Of a Mr..
Foote, near jackson, who had few weeks
before sold some sheep, and having obtained
admission, proceeded to bind his hands to-
gcther and gag him, then throwing a rope
over rafter, the robbers hauled him up un-
til his feet barely touched the floor, and then
robbed him of some S340, making good their
escape Foote was found about nine o'clock
Sunday morning in the above described
painful condition. The robbers have not
been apprehended.
An eastern letter writer says that "Charlc9
Cook, Of Havana, in the new county OF
Schuyler, N. Y, has already contributed
many works of improvement TO that place,
one Of which is the construction Of rail-
road running from Elmira to Cananlaiguo,
running entirely through the county. lie
now announces his readiness TO contribute
100000 to establish farm and an asylum
for destitute children, provided the farm in
stitution be located at Havana.
ClNNApAn-Rich specimens of cinnabar
have been discovered near the residence OF
r. 5. Jewetr in the vicinity Of Rogue river,
and not far from Jacksonville, Oregon
Too MANY PROMISES 1t seems that Cush-
ing was promised the Judseship on the Su-
preme Bench, as well as Russell of Virginia,
for their treachery to the Democratic party
at Baltimore Now that the affair is over
old Buck can't decide between them and the
seat for the time being remains yacant-St
Louis Herdd
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03
TO Merchants and Vrodcrs.

'HE undersigned, formerly Bookseller in this citv.
~ ~ ana now with the firm Of NJ. LANZRNBERG 4
~ ~ san francisco, will be happy to receive your
urueIs @ lor any Goods, Wares and Merchandise that
you may desire All orders will be promptly attended
au2-1m 2p 174Clav strost So, ~ E,, ~ W :,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03

JoHN Z. JONES, son of a highly respectable
physician at Charlottesville, Virginia, COM
mitted suicide at Memphis by blowing his
brains out with a pistol, on the nth of July.
lie shot himself twice.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03

New YoUK city appropriated $4,000 to
entertain the japanese, and the bill foots up
Sl25,oOo. The Metropolitan Hotel bill
alone, is SOL 900.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03

PHYSICIANS at Saranac, n. Y, in post
mortem examination, found leaden bullet
in the heart of John Kelly, who was wound.
ed by the discharge of a gun IS years ago.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03

ONE Of the recent on dts of London is that
Sir Edward Lyton Bulwer has become recon
ciled to his wife, and that they are about to
live together again.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03
Beer Drinkers!
Peoples Premium, not Fair Premium

~ award the premium for the best BEER found
from, th i'i naIysylIie TO FIXED SHUSTER, whose BE
rom lhe brewery of Mr. Pfierter in San Francesca
Is without parallel. With right, Mr. Pferter appro.
PIRATES the name, "Camprnus." IT, you want to drink
- 5Uga 30 gass % o. Beer, such is Beer, then call on
FRED SHusTER, No. IS Maiden Lane, opposiie The
Central Market. '' 'Pp0'''' Wy
ou'-IM' SEVERAL WORKMAN.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL EsoAPADE.-John Nc
Grath, alias Billy Goat" Frank Cohen and
Frank MeKenney, inmates of the Industrial
School made their escape yesterday from
that institution.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03

The Dallas Crexas) Herald mentions the
death of Mrs Elizabeth Crockett, widow of
the celebrated David Crockett, in the 74th
year of her age.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03
Arrivals at the st. Nicholas Hotel.

Attention Yuba Engine Co. No. >.
There will be a regular meeting Of the company this
FRIDAY evening" August 3d, at o'clock prompt
attendance is requested by ORDER
TlIOS. j. POWERS, Scc'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03

AT a small Houston meeting held at
Sehaneetada, New York, on the 18th July,
Commodore Stockton was named as Vice
President. The meeting broke up in a row.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03

ARRESTED. ED.-Mulattovitc was arrested, yes.
terday on the complaint of Carmelita, eharg>
ing him with assault and battery.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03

Tue New York Herald publishes card
purporting to come from Morrissey, denying
the authorship of the challenge to Heenan.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03

ALI the Democratic papers in Wisconsin,
more than forty-support Douglas, with the
exception Of two.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03

PosTPoXED.-The trial of McQuinn, for as,
sault with a deadly weapon, will come OF
this morning.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03

FIFrr U. 5. troops Gnfantry) passed thro
Red Bluff, Sunday, for Fort Crook, where
they are to be stationed.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03

The Family Ca lthartIc PILL ia
gentle but effective Ca ,thartic which tie propri-
etor has used IN MS prac uce more than twenty
years. VI
Ihe constantly lncreas ling demand from those
VINO nave long used therS1 FILLS and the salts
faction which all express lin regard 20 their use has
induced me to place them within the reach of all
Ihe Profession well rIknow that different Ca
tharucs act on dluertnI D. portions Of the bowels
The FAMILY CAHTEIAIsEEC PEEL
mas, win uuc reference ito tins well established
IRct' peen compounded from a variety Of the pu-
rest Vegetable Extracts ~ which act a1tc on ny.,,
part OF Ihe anmehtary r1canal, and are goo and
safe in all cases aka Cathartic is neeIed s,cL
as arrangement OIL 1.-The Stomach s,Ior,,-
inesS, Pains in IhcM Raclt aud soIos
GOsitIyoness, PninHaud Soreness o.,
the Wh"ic DOuJ, d from sudden cold, which
frequently, if elected, Y end in a Ion,, COW, - :
Fever, Loss of Appe. IA Ite n Cror.,i ~ %
sensation of cold OyeT tbe hnL,S
kestIessness, aEeadr ache, or ,yei"hI =,
inc Aenns an IN : nammatory Dis
eHs's, worms III C1ildrCn or Adults
nncuhunShl ,aNgreat Purifier Ofthe
hiood ana many uls- r. cases to which flesh is
heir, too numerous to Smentiun in This aIver-
tsement Dose l to 3,
PRICE, THREE DIMES
The Liver HnVIgOrRtor and Iinp,5r,,
Cathartic Pills are retailed by Druggists general
y, and sold wholesale by the Trade in an the argc
towns.
ST. w. SANFORD, Md,
Manufacturer and PROPRIETOR
Broadway, New York
PARK Il WHITE, Sole Agents
for the Pacific coast, 1872 Washington Street San
Francisco. au3.tv