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The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-10
GsoReErawx. October 6. ,-a

EDiTonS DEMOCRAT: NOu will tad a I'~ lines
in the EhfrW fH.'orh"fH Of the 9th, over the
signature "f an" This is nn l,..S p,rsnnagr
than "unclc Mac" 81 the " dear t;I..tmh.1h."
How hhpelessly the prospect When - man nf
preicnSlrn has I" quote vote taken at mon
key show 10 sustain a sinking and rotten causc
Mac Reluctantly admits that there - some
dissatisfaction here with the D.,uglAs ticket.
This admission he was forced To mnAc. ;ne rVi-
dence beng too glaring tU be- nIsu9Idersio"d
C"DDeH~, the great leader and driver, ha, no
influential friend To mouth his praises. Harvey,
Dubois, Denver and Others are dIsiasieiul 10
even the faithful but il is useless to single out
any one, when the whole ticket will be dis.
gracefully defeated, even at Georgetown
Where are The last years followers Of Doug.
les; The answer is. and defy contradiction,
at Georgetown many are Tor Lincoln. I<I's
call the roll: :. ;. Berry, J. Is. Hardin, AT.
kis0n, Cummings, Bowkec, and y host oi others
who were in Inrchllght procession at the Fitch
meeting. In addition 10 th0se-how stands
the case with Wren, Ferglfa"n, Mckinney,
Cunningham, and others, who will SUPPORT
Douglas but cut the Bulkhcaders, especial aIly
the little gopher. ] have substituted gopher
for giant, Ms he will soon have u hunt his bolc
and build Bulkhrads 10 hide his shame.
But follow Mac further. lie directs that
Kelsey be put down certain for Douglas aud
johnson. He must be q wonderful dIScerncr
to be able, with a slight glance from a stage,
to tell the strength Of Kelsey; the sanlc us to
Chill Bar. Oh, Mac e-I beg pardon, uncle Mac
you are q wonderful man. a little gullable,
1t is true, and somewhat given 10 exageraton
but too slow u catch up until after the election.
Spanish Flat, he thinks "prnbably" will 60
I" for BTeckinridRe," (yOu bet.J and YOU may
bet your bottom dollar" without the slight.
est risk, that Blackwell. Boyd, Hunter and
Mofat, with Fisk 70 lead them, will be tower
Of strength with US, while We just as cordially
support Bowe, Petit, Brooke, Irvine and
Soliss. We say TO Southern Fl Dorado, YOU
may rely ON us without single scratch.
The news is cheering frOIn every precinct
The National Democracy occupy now precisely
the same ground they did last year. They are
for the "Constituiion and the Equality VI the
States, firm Union, BreckIntidge and Lane,
and the whole county ticket TO u man. The
Douglas ticket. the Douglas organization. are
defunct. The contest, as every sensible man
knows and admits. is between Breckinridge
and Lincoln; So bogus Democrats prepare to
get back soon, else you will be heard singing.
IN dOleful voice
"Hark from the tombI ~ Il.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-10
Fact. vv.rth R.m.nHersnw.

That the rapid rise Of our Nation as
power, the extent, variety and value Of its
productions, its happiness and internal
prosperity, its growing millions Of pOpu!a-
ton and of wealth, its freedom, its COM
merce, its manufactures, the diffusion Of
knowledge and its religious liberty, are all
attributable to the wise policy Of the Dem
ocratic party-that party which dema-
gogues and knaves misrepresent, hate and
are banded together to Ovcrthrow-that
party which the good and pure and wise
support.
That in the cotton growing States with
out slave labor neither cotton, sugar nor
rice could be produced in any cOnsidera-
bic quantity, nor to advantage, without
compulsory means and that white labor
crs could never endure their climate, or
be induced on any terms to perfarm the
labor necessary to successful cultivation Of
their now rich and available lands.
That the Republican party was organ
lied for the sole purpose Of striking blow
at the institutions Of the fifteen slavehold-
ing States, and Of ultimately effecting the
emancipation, through its action and pow
or, of four millions Of blacks or persons
Of African descent
That the Republican party recognizes
no existing laws or Constitutions as valid
which sanctions slavery anywhere.
That those who are the most bitter and
most vcnemous towards the institutions OF
slavery Garrisons, the GreeleyS, the
Smiths, the SewardS--must necessarily
become the leading politicians and direct
Ors Of Republican Administration.
That such party, with such leaders and
such motives, must Of necessity constantly
advance in its attacks upon the rights Of
the minority States until it has destroyed
them or driven them from the Union.
These arc indisputable facts, and should
induce every lover Of our proud and pros.
porous Confederacy to pause and reflect
earnestly before he casts his vote. Give
your vote to that party which has done
so much good for your country-which
has made her great, potent, Opulent and
happy.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-10

ton can proudly stand, at the next great
election day when the masses are gathered
together to make known their wishes at
the pOlls-the great lakes will shout forth
to the gulf-the Pacific to the Atlantic
the people Of every Commonwealth Of
this broad country will call upon them to
preside over the destinics Of this Repub-
lie for the next four years. These are
some of the thousand and one reasons We
have for the faith within US, and for the
course We have chosen to pursue. And
il those in the Douglas ranks would fol-
low our example, they would have much
to rejoice over and nothing to regret after
the election.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-10
Public Speaking.

A.P. DUDLEY aud II. r. BARBEE will speak at
Cooma on the 10Th, and at PlaceTvIlle on the 2Oth
instant.
Hon. X. d. CRITTENDEN, JAS. T.. BowE, JoHN
s. BLACKWELL and II. Il. BOYD will speak at Clarks-
willie on the llth, and at Buckeye Hat on the I2th
Of October.
MEssEs. JAS. +. BowR, JoHS s. BLAcKwELL
and OGDRN sQrIREs will address the people Of
Jayhawk on Saturday evening, October 18th.
MEssRs. Jas, T.. BowK and JNO. s. BLAcKwHLL
have made the following appointments for next
~eck: At Kelsey. on Monday, Oct. 18th spanish
llat, Tuesday, 10Th Johntown, "Wednesday, 18th {;
Greenwood, Thur,day, 18th; and at Centcrl lille,
on Friday, 18th inst.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-10
GAINESVILLE. October 4 1860

MEssRs. EDIToRs: The somewhst notorious
Black Republican speaker Fitch. addVessed the
Republicans 0f this precinct in the dining room
Of the Railroad House last evening. There was
but slim attendance and but little enthusiasm.
He disappointed al who heard him. lie seems
70 entertain an invcterate hatred to everything
Southern, except negroes, fer whom he pro.
fesses to have sympathy, probably on account
OF blood affinity. | am disposed 10 deal char
itAbly with him, for the reason that be made
two Douglas men change their party 10 Breck-
iDridge.
The National Democratic party is gaining
ground every day in this vicinity. Tie "od
veteran Democrat, who was rocked in the cru
die Of Democracy" is still howling for Douglas
and johnson, to the serious injury Of lhe cause
be espOuses. Respectable men dislike to fol.
lOw such poPvLdr leaders. "Y0D know Bates. I"
and the strong race be made EDr the Legislature
. short while ago. when the various clerks or
election returned his vote as scaftering! He ia
powerful on the stump-if you take his word
for i, but that few will do, unfortunately. lie
10 seldom seen except in the back room IL some
saloon, talking against time and for the edit.
cation OF an audience Ofone. To nse homely
phrase, he's played out"
Put down ClnrkAville as certain for Breckin.
ridge and Lane. The "peeps" have ~ decided,
and they will prove II on the 9Th of next No.
vember. Yours, q, M
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-10

Democrat, who has canvassed the State
repeatedly, and is well acquainted with leading
men in the various localities, writes Ia friend
in this place that in Fl Dorado, Nevada and
Placer counties, Douglas and Johnson will
sweep the field.-.San FTdneiSco Nation.
If Democrat wrote the above to n
friend in San Francisco, which is extreme
ly problematical, he did it to humbug
him, or else he was sold himself or will
fully perverted the truth. In FL Dorado
Douglas is not in the fight. 1t is fact
well known, admitted to be so by men oi
integrity, and susceptible of proof, that n
majority Of the ant.Lccompton party Of
last year has gone over to the Republi-
cans. The masses know that the fight is
between Breckenridge and Lincoln, be-
tween Nationalism and Sec:ionalism, be-
tween reason and fanaticism, and they
are taking sides accordingly. Douglas is
losing ground every day-Breckinridgc is
gaining. The blowing and putting of the
Douglas-Republican organs and speakers
and their Abolition allies, the neutral
press, at the head Of which stands that
lifelong and intensely malcyolent and
mendaciOus anti-Democratic sheet, the
Sacramento Onion, whose Abolition pro-
clivities are well known and whose venal-
ity is prOverbial, the National Democracy
estimate correctly and are not deceived
by them. We are convinced that there
is but little If any difference between
DOuglasism and Republicanism, and that
to support Douglas is equivalent to sup
porting Lincoln. The gassy reports of
hireling editors, letter writers and can.
vassers, have no effect on intelligent, re.
hecting men, such as compose the Demo.
cratic party. 1t is the vocation of the
Opposition to exaggeratc their own
strength, TO deceive and lie. to traduce
Democratic champions and misrepresent
the principles Of the Democratic party,
and they have pcrsued it so systematic
ally, SO persistently, and so brazenly that
they have thoroughly disgusted the peo-
pie. Prove their allegations false one day,
the next they will reiterate them with
renewed venom, Cffrontry and b0sencss.
For this reason we seldom contradict
their unblushing falSehoods. The Nation
either manufactured the extract above
quoted or it has been sold, probably the
latter.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-10

An TSFLICTION. Tho National Demo.
OcrGt, published at Cassopolis, Michigan,
says that there arc 1900 negroes in that
county (Cass), an increase of fifty per
cent. since 1854. The Dehocrat SAYS
that the Black Republicans are getting
sick and tired of their coIored brethren.
Every negro in the county is living SER
mon against Republicanism. They insist
upon being placed upon social equality
with the whites, and when they arc refu.
scd admission into respectable families,
they abuse and insult those who have Of
Tended them.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-10

II the stories told by the Douglas pa
pers relative to political matters in the
Atlantic States are as big falsehoods as
they tell about affairs in this State, that
party is surely politically damned, and its
editors are certain to smell birthstone in
due time, if there be any truth in ortho-
dOxy. Nearly every prominent Democrat
that they alleged had taken grounds for
Douglas, has pOintedly denied the SLAM
derous charge.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-10
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

EOTICk l. IIIELHY GIIIN TIA At GeReSaI
~ I,rri.n,'. !. '''4 7 fspNi. 'hr 9th day
- Nnv-mb.T,I - 'lf.. g',rr''he state ~ Cal
.'fu.A. o." f'i,v"g ST 40. 10 be elected,
So ct:
F,ur n".'or. fr T.,..l.a. AN,cr President Of
The Ir.:-J riAt
~, c."r. az. - -ds .e.' '',' = ;l..t Ir,t,Iees
{" vote 90 Sr asa - -, "- Z '.'iti. to FrVise
hnf ciNng" -, T.f..'',' n..' 90 S'a'- The bal.
Ii assi 'l.'f - 49, 49, VI. ~ = (on.
N'afiDn," "r ia" word. As.b.i AConVtIt'on," oT
ALL L. L. - -. L.
Tho - 'r'',i \. - = - -i- Tor Paying
r-tiA.n ~ tahi. =. -. e. 4 =, . = Of CAlfoT
LA. aud 7" uifU. ., ! % I ~ tr IA PuTPoss. !"
approved AIT 5 ~. T. ls''. 3. s.h'rHi.d 10 the
people Of 'h~ stai~ ff TAiitrston barb sIeet0V
voting foT ~ shall a'ir hAt~ printed on
rs hAInt IL" Gofr. Pnv the b,H. and thna- Vol.
ing against the siAH ufiIr hsvr ISihtsA on
n-ir ballots ~" words T. i"I %, :ic Dh"
The frir virE ftrrt m itr-itr - h- rircfeA In
the County ol ~ bofnl- to
Two Apaior.. 'gt N,uh~rs - tie Assen,hiy.
Pubic AlI4a-s:fa:pf. ni.e S4l- ~ So, "r the HVe
b'.U.,t c'rt-'''I ~ iAe 1oS..hip. - A,rFViIs,
C"InuA Arl Wlli, OII
A'.o. w. J..tee, q: i.e Psacs snI iuo C"nStabacS
n - = r0W s'ip
Hy td,r ri the Tl,ard rf S.rervisnr.
Attest WI 4 JtNtAKI. Crrk.t
Nv ~ nfS ~ iRI., Deputy.
iTac'T'ilt, oei,her :. II Is I'd
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-10
CoNsTABLE's SALE.

EH virtue NJ AN execution issued out Of JustIcO
y. l.. C1auford's Court, of Greenwood Town.
snip county oi ~ Dorado. to me directed. In favor
Of VIM R'Hfsh and against q. Denichurd, C. n. Tay-
lor Dan. Henderson aud D. kosil.Vre I have selsrtS
and VIII expose for sale IL, Public Auction, at two
O'Clock, +. ~.
On the 2Sth Day OF October. 4. d. 1850.
on The premises Of said claim, the following desert
bed property, to wit One mining claim situated on
the Middle Fork Of the American River, the klNDur.
Ing described property Of said TnyIor: One Rank
sIuice Claim situated on Dutch laV, boundeA Sa tNS
lover END by Mcknigh.s claim. on the upper end BY
Aathers clalm-Funning from d hank of the River
up to the ny. SAId claim containing one hundFed
Dated-0reenWOOd, The 18th day Of septrmbeT, A.
u. lsoo. y. J. FERGUSON,
oIo-u Constable.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-10


ORGANIzE.-.A jealous old Democrat
writing from Gold Hill, says: "Our
Breckinridge Club is large and full Of ac-
tivity and enthusiasm. Would that every
precinct in the county had . we'll organ
lied Club. We know that Breckinridxe
will carry thispreCinct by . large majority,
but that does not cause Us to relax our
efforts, but rather encourages us to re-
double them, 20 that by November We
may roll up such vote for our noble can.
didates and our glorious cause as will con.
vince ell men that disunion and treason
have no abiding place among the loyal
Democrats Of Gold Hill. Urge upon our
friends the necessity and importance Of
immediate organization. Remember that
the battle is not always TO the strong
alone, but to the vigiIsnt, the active, the
brave. From the days Of the first con.
querors to the last, In all ages and at all
times, the great military virtue upOn
which success depends Is discipEins. All
the great Generals have dweIt upon II as
essential to successful achievement. and
1t is not less necessary In civil matters
in the battle ct the ballot bog. lei the
National Democracy 80 to work at once.
and we will sweep the county like . tor.
nado."
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-10
The Mexican War.

We make the following "elcgant ex.
tracts" from the speeches Of leading Black
Republicans on the war with Mexico, by
which We acquired California. They are
worthy the serious consideration of every
citizen Of California-of every patriotic
American. Amos Tuck, Of New Hamp-
shire, said:
LET the same vote that declared the war
unnecessary and unconstitutional, StaTee il to
d'ah by rifhhehiiHg S"Ppiie'."
The Boston ChrOmOtype, an influential
Republican organ, said:
4" II would be sad and w,Dful joy-but iov
nevertheless hear that the hurdles under
Scott and Taylor TSrS, trery man II Mtm,
MrTpt into The Nert TOrld."
Such fiendish sentiments could only
emcnate from q bIack. k.6earted traitor to
his country and an enemy to her institu-
tons. What said Abraham Lincoln, the
head and front Of the Republican party !:
How did he manifest his patriotism BY
traducing the volunteers, his neighborS
and friends, and declaring the war unne-
cessary and unjust lie held the President
responsible for the war, and invoked the
vengeance of Heaven upon him for prose-
cutting it. lie said:
al suspect the President Mr.. Polk feels the
blood of this war. lie the LLOOi of .46<l, crying
10 Uedren GgdinA him."
Is such a man fit to be at the head Of
our government! A proud and power
fol and spirited people want no traitor,
no craven to be ut their head. They want
imam Of patriotism and nerve-Of patriot
ism to assert their rights, Of nerve to
maintain them. Lincoln is wanting in
both these qualities, II we may judge from
his records record stained with pusiI.
lanimity and mcanneSs Tom Corwin,
another shining light" in the Republi-
can ranks, and who expects to be Secre-
tary of State in the event Of Lincoln's s
election, said:
"If I were a Mexican would tell you (voI-
unteers): Have you not r'Om in your ow n
country TO bury yOUr dead menf II you come
into mine Te WiN greet you Cisk 6Ioodv kands
and OsIcOme you TO hOgpitGCIe grGrSs.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-10

TnE Hartford Times and the New IIa.
ven Regist"r, two Of the oldest, ablest.
staunchest and most influential Democrat
&c papers in Connecticut, are battling
zealously and fearlessly for Breckiafitige
and Lane.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-10

SENATOR GwIN.--The San francisco
correspondent of the New York 7Tmes,
(Republican) in alluding to the return Of
Senator Gwin to California, says:
"There are q great many people in CaliFor-
mia who ought TO stand by Mr.. Gwn, for he has
done great deal for California, first and last
which they forget TO give him credit for"
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-10
ApM1N1sTRAToR.s SALE.

CSTATE or CALIFORNIN, County n n TAo-
! Tado.-N"iice l. hSfcln Kitcn, that the uDAeT-
Si2nrd. Pnthc Administrator. aud AtlministPaIag
Of the Estate Of LEWIS FLINT. deceased, uin,
pursuant 10 All order of the Hon rroL.tr CaHvt IN
ard f"r said Comfy orr for .a,e p,IbIie ausaioa
On Saturday, 18th day OF October, l0O0.
AZ the hour Of 10 O'Clock. A. W.. II -aId day. at the
ConTt House door, in said Ionnty, all the right,
title and interest 81 said drcrns,d in aWA 20 the
following described ptrsonal property. lying aaA
bring ~ the County aud state afnrc.aiA, ~ @sPU
particularly described as ElhW-, to Wn:
TWO GRAY MARES.
TWO MULES,
TWO SETS DOUBLE HARNEss.
ONE TWO-HORSE WAGON,
One Bnh.lo Robr, one COltr Ne, oliver, 8 Ibrh, No.
hl6J6. Terms. CASH.
Gil. MEREDITH. Pnblie AdIninistraeov,
and Administrator Of said Estats.
October lot, IsGD. oJ.ts ~
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-10

FoUR candidates for Electors on the
Douglas ticket in Arkansas have declined
three Of them going for Breckenridge
and the other. for Belt
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-10

DENocRATIc MEErISG.-D. 7. Loofbomrrow,
Esq, will address the Democracy of Buckeye
Flat next Friday evening.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-10
THE COURTS.
COUNTY COrRT,
HoN. JAMES JOHNSON. oN..................'uD" uD"I'

% j Z "
HoN. JAMES JOHNsoN..................' JUDGE
MoxpAY, October 3, IsGO.
Ilaccr,ills Turnpike Compan! ". victor Roland
rt nl.-Rcpnr' of Commissioners hled, and plain
th-s motion r confirmation Of Ea'nr eel Tor near
=. Michcn, appc llant,N I. BHrto1, rrsrohurht'
Motion Of respondent to dismiss this cause over
ruled. - ,,u
Sheriff, appointed assignee.
Court adjourned until Friday next al lO' A. ~
Court uF SE$SIONS-SPECIAL TERM.
uox JAMES JomSsoN, JUDGE; ; mENRY NAYENBArM
AND c. >. IRwIS. KsVS., ASSOCIATE JUSTICES
FEipAY, October 5, 1890.
The People vs. All Tuin, two indictment':-De-
fendant arraigncd and plead guilty. aud Monday
newt set for pronufinring Judgment.
The People ". John Dame irraigned and
plead not guilty trial set for Monday next
The People IS. \. Pichonni"r- Arraigned and
plead not guilty trial set for Monday.
The Pc6pl, ". 7. WarcoN and ". Madison
Arragnrd and plead not gniiiy trial set for Wed
ncshay next.
The People ". Alien, Yaw and Dn!lc, two in,
dIctmcn'.' - Nrraigncd and plead not guilty tTlM
MoNDAY, October X. IS5O.
The sheriff returned the follow ing juror ). u.
Harmon. In Henderson, VIM. DI,'on. has Bart
lett, VIM. Piisfurd, Jas. McLrth, tieo. Baldwin,
Cha.. Binncy, ~. Gordon. John Miller, Gilman
GTrcly, u. {. Humphrey, l. J. Barton, samuel
Gilllnd, X. q. Il. Monrc. W. W. Lamb, r. ". Wal
lace, Jas. kirk,am, J.. u. Brennan, ;. DAVIS, Ja':
Weymouth, n. W. Baker, Robert Chandler, and
Jacob Andrick.
The People vs.. 4. Piehonnier,-Nohs Pros"qHi
entered.
The People IS John Daniels Tried and yer
die: u guilty sentence 10 u, pronounced on We'd
n,sIIy nrNt, at ~ o'cick. A.. NJ
The People ~. Al Tum Plead guilty an In
DAY hst a. rhatgcs II petit larceny ant burglary
sentenced for former "frnsr To h'e dA!s coIhDe-
urnt in the count, JAIL, aud for the latter to one
year IL the state prison,
1nE Black Republican candidate for
Congress in the Cleveland. tOhio.D Dis
trict is Mr.. Riddle, who in a pnlIic speech
said, a purcr soul never entered the
pcar'y gates Of Paradise than John
Browns"
Tne communication a" "C"sumncs' reached
US after We lad gone 10 press. Thanks we
will publish 1t Saturday.
CmEtr.-GraIrs ~crc srlHs III our str"'tS
ycs;crd1y at i..c fitt II ne Io;yIfs pei Lun.
drcd pounds.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-10
8. HIAR RIS.

Plaza CORNER, PLACERVIuLE.
TUT received large lot Of the best Peanuts.
e Almonds, Hickory Nuts. CiSestHutsc
fecan Nuts: Filberts, Brazil Nuts. Green
kinds-at Wholesale and retail, at san RTaneiseo
prices. lAS3ml 8. HARRIe.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-10

Tn. communication oi "C"SunucS reached
us after We lad gone to press. Thanks We
will publish 1t Saturday
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-10

COURT pF E$SIONS-SPEcIALT TENN
uoN. JAMES JoHSsoN, JrDGR HENRY NAYRSBAcM
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-20
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teenters ude bic 0rr tsnes 1eactmeu Walters tpOrtn TAB
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