, 1860-07-06

Let every voter OF Thuston county, who
desires to be Recognized as Democrat,
DO on hand. at an early hour on Monday
morning next prepared to do his whole
duty to The party. BY supporting, entire. the
ticket which has been presented to them
for their support Our candidates. one and
AZ, are every way WOrthyOf II. They have
been fairly and honorably nominated. In
point Of ability and personal integrity, our
candidates are folly the equals of our oppo.
penls. AS Democrats, they are reliable
Therefore can there be no excuse for with
holding q Democratic vote.
We expect the country vote, because
tWo-shlrds Of The representative ticket is
composed Of men identified with their inter
esis and welfare. who viii nse every exer-
tion.in their power to promote these. They
are known By name aud reputation to near,
y every farmer in the county. The tongue
cfcalumny can say naught against their
private character. and so far as we baVe
heard, nothing Of the kind has been at
tempted. As Democrats, they stand un-
doubted Success will not elato them; de-
feat cannot ALLEVIATE them from their attach
men, 70 our principles. They are Demo
Gratis BY education and intuition, and are
not Of our party because Of the hope Of
pay and plundet.s Then let Us give them
an undivided support. and thus give a sig
nal rsbuke TO such men as srKPHEN d.
RuDDL1s THOMAS F.. BERRY, and HENKY
KAEnIE. who were Democrats 50 long only
IS our party was supposed to be in the as
cendaney, bat ignominiously deserted at the
dark and forsboding hour. Let .he sup
porsers Of RUDDELL and d. R. BIeELow, in
1854, remember that our votes were cast
for them Is Democrats, but as pretended
Republicans they have nothing to expect
from rs They are Office politicians, who
can and viii lay aside their principles as
eften as i is necessary for its procurement.
RuDDELL's defeat in 1854 made him Re.
publican. defeat now will make him-who
knows Ehatl Let Us all determine, then,
that defeated he shall be, and that DAVID
LPm11rs, q young man whom we all
known 70 be incapable Of RupDELL's foul
act Of party perhdy. shall be elected by a
rebuking majority.
Let Democrats remember that once be-
fore they east their votes for the defeat Of
GfLnonE HAYS. because Of the political
views which he then entertained. To en-
sure his defeat, il is oOly necessary to say
the Judge prefessss to espouse the same
views stu, but seeks to conceal them under
the cloak Of Republicanism. In ordcr,tO
be consistent then. IN our opposition, let no
vote be cast FOR him now which was refused
him ihen.. His opponent-B. f. RUrn-
shis superior in every quality but Ioquacity
and idle sophisty. Whilst our candidate is
ayoung man Of sound, practical Judgment,
Of industrious habits, unassuming in his
manners, the Judge is man inordinately
fond Of oratOrical display, and possessed Of
an endurance to talk politics incessantly =
Between the Judge and our candidate there
isno comparison, the truth of which will be
verified 10 bis defeat on Monday next.
OF Mr. HENNEss Il is scarcely necessary
70 make the least mention In bis re-nom.
inaiion a third time, the Democracy have
expressed their appreciation Of former Of.
aeial acts and endorsed bis general course
as member Of the legislature in past years.
Trne TO bis constituency, in whose behalf
he has always zealOusly labOred, he has yet
to be guilty Of an act Of oIiciaI malleasance