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The Nevada journal., 1860-01-20

4 Co., for Buffalo papers, and Other
favors.
The Louisville Journal has the fol
lowing humorous comment upon the
non-interccurse projects of Virginia
and other Southern States
1--WE propose a war of retaliation,
If the North wish to interfere with
our Southern Domestic institutions,
let our young men go forth and rob
the Northern homes Of their most
cherished ornaments, and bring them
hack to fund more patliarchal rela-
films among us. Let US conquer pref
udices bv the potent aid of love, and
bring willing captivcs to our arms -
The idea of not eating New England
salmon Lext spring, or of refusing ali
ice crop from Chicago when the dog
star RACES the bare thought IF hav-
ing Indiana grouse, or Maine sup
ply of potatoes. interdicted tn us of
being compelled to read cf New York
oysters or Pittsburgh ale, and be il,
the tantalizing condition of not en-
joying them the terrible condition
involved in giving mp the Newark ci-
der sold for champagne, or the recti-
fled whisky of Cincinnati drugged for
old 0tard brandy; the siiivering SEN
sation produced by the very thought
of refusing to be supplied with Penn
svivania coal his winter, because il
is mined by an underground railroad
the setting our ohdura'e appetites
against the produce of lIoosier pig
con roasts or teal # blue ewiag, be-
cause they fly from the North all
These are overwhelming. We are
patriotic enough as the world wags,
but we cannot surrender onr gastrn-
nomic liberty. Our friend of the
Richmond Wig will forgive MS, If,
after having stood politically shoul-
der TO shoulder for years, we now
part stomach 70 stomach on this ques-
iinn # internal improvements" II
is hard to sunder old ties, and our
very bowels will ycarn to be re-uri-
ted but then stomaclIic bitters give
an appetite and promote digestion. and
so we drain the bitter cup to the
dregs."
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-20

Remoral.-Connell & Penny have
removed a door or two below to the
store lately occupied by S. W. Nc
Abee, which has been fitted up ele-
gantly for the Boot & Shoe business.
Connell & Penny will hang out a
big boot permanently in front of the
new shop shortly.
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-20
kesice to Physicians.

Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will
IN be received by the Board of upcryisors of Ne
vada County, the ir Regular Meeting IN the Is
Monday of February =, D. 1850. at the Court House.
iu Nevada City, for the care custody and medical
attendance of the Indigent Sick of said tounty for
the year commencing the Fir t OF February A ID
1860 and cnding year from said date, the Coin
t. furnishing building necessary the use of par
ties contracting from the LIST of May next ensuing
BY order Of the Eoard of Supervisors
jan IL JUlN $ LAMBERT, Clerk
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-20

Rcturned.-We are happy to chron-
icle the safe return of d. Bovyer,
Esq. one of the first men of enterprise
of our county. lie is an old settler
and knew we couldn't spare him.
The old home has some ties but not
strong enough to detach Californians
from their adopted country.
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-20
Administrators Notice.
state of John Bell. de eased.

Estate of JOHN Bell, de eased.
Notice is b ereby given by the undersigned, Ad
IN ministrator of the above nameu estate, 10 the
creitors of and all persons having claims against
sail deceased exhibit the same with the
ry vouchers within ten months from this date, to
the undersigned at his house Chalk Bluffs Little
York Township. u. ID. BOWERS, Admr
ianl3 4w
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-20
SIierif'S Sale.

w HEREAS, on the 18th day of December, A. d
w 1859 a fiual Judgment and decree was render
cd the District tourt Of the 18th Judicial District
of the State of afornia. in ad for the county of
Nevals in favor of ANTOINE MAYOux and against
L. MARCH Al. for the sum of Nine Hundred and SIX
y-onc 67O0 dollars, principal debt with interest on
he sum OF $3.50 o. at the rate Of two per cen. per
month and interest oc .he sun OF Saf1 90 at legal
from the rendition of Judgment until paid, TO-
eothe- with all costs Of suit And whereas ON the
18th day of December, a. u. 1853, It was crdsred
and decreed by the said Court. that the Mo-tgage
set forth in Plaintiffs complaint be foreclosed, and
the property therein described, to-wit All OF de-
PENDANTS right title and interest in and to certain
mining claim. known rs MaiakoH Co.'S claims, stu
ated in Halsko Eavine the said interest being the
one undivided one ftn of the whole claims. with all
and singular the tenements, hereditaments and ap
pertenahces fhcreunto belonging in anywisc ap
nertarsing be lcvied upon and sold satisfy said
ju gnent inte and costs and the proceeds there
OF applied the payment of said sums of money as
aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given lat will expose to pnblic
SALE all the above described property to the
bidder for cash in front of the Court House door in
Ney sia city on TUESDAY, the 10th day ofJauuary
AID 1863 betnecn the hours of l0o'clock A. N.
and r. NJ
Given under my hand this 18th day Of December,
1853. J BsVASHAGAN, sheriff.
The above sale is postponed until Tuesdsy, llth
day of jan by order Of Plaintiff Airy. Meredith
a. Till. J. b. VAN HAGEN,
Ian 18th 1850 Sheriff.
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-20

Leap Year Pa,ty.-A number of
Ladies gave leap year party to the
gentlemen at Temperance Hall, on
Tuesday night, We learn it was a
most happy affair.
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-20
San Juai

TO. 0. F.-The following persons
were Installed Jan. s. for the ensuing
year, at the Brooklin Lodge, No. As
Red Dog :-Robt. West, N. g.; L.
j. Cook, V. G.; Jas. z. Cores, See;
j. Searling. Treas
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-20

'Tis said a new paper is about tc
Be started in MarysviIle by Geo. W
Blosr.
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-20

Omside.- We would call attention
to a sensible article on the Wagon
Road on the outside.
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-20

Popular Sovereignty We are IT,
debted to Judge Douglas for another
pamphlet on popular so !ereignty, by
a Southern Inquirer, which We have
not read.
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-20

The Hesperiam.-The Hesperian
for january is before us. 1t is en-
bellished with the usual number of
engravings. and filed with matter Of
usual interest.
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-20

Mining.-The Nebraska shaft yiel.
ded last week but little short of ter
thousand dollars.
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-20

We arc indebted to Wells. Fargo
& Co., for Buffalo papers, and other
faYors.
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-20
CITY TAXES.

Nevada. Dec ls. tS5a-tf.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-31
40untain Democrat.
National Democratic Platform.
,DorrrD AZ nu1,vonE ,rsr %, 1864.

ADOPTED At BALTfhOREI June s'' i9o"'
RSAolrei, That the platform adopted by the Dem
OcTStic party At Cincinnati he affirmed, with The
oIlOWine explanatory resolutions:
FYrsG That the government Of Territory organ.
Ised By an act Of Congress is provisional and tempo
FaTy and during ltS existence all citizens Of the Uni
ted States have an equal right to settle with their
property 10 the Territory, without their rights either
Of person property, being destroyed Or impaired
by ConRreasionAl or territorial legislation.
Second, That Il Is the duty Of the Federal Govern
ment In all Its departments, to protect, when me-
eessaTy, the rights Of persons and property In the
Territories and wherever else Its constitutional au-
thoTity extends.
7htrd That when the settlers In Territory hav-
Ing an adequate population, form State con-ttu-
tiOn, the right Of sovereignty commences, and being
consummaied by admission Into the Union they stand
an equal footing with the people Of other States,
land the State thus organized ought to he admitted
ntO the Federal Union, whether its constitution pro-
hhits or recognizes the Institution ~ slavery.
EeAOlrei, That tho Democratic party are In favor
NJ the acquisition Of the Island OF Cuba such terms
as will be honorable 0 ourselves and just 10 Spain
At the earliest practical moment
Rsa0lred, That the enactmrntS Of State lcgisla'
lures defeat the faithful execution of the fugitive
slave Law, hostile IN character, subversve NJ the
Constitution, and revolutionary In their effect
Resoired, That the Democracy OF the United States
recognise It aS the imperative duty Of this Govern
ment 70 protect the natnraliEcd citizen IN all his
rights, whether at home in foreign lands, to the
came extent AS its native.bOrn citizens
Whereas, One OF the greatest necessities ri the
age In political commercial, postal and military
point Of view. il a speedy communication between
the Pacific aud Atlantic coasts. Therefore, br II
Resolred. That the National Democratic party do
hereby pledge themselves To every means In their
power to secure the rassage OF some bill, 10 the
extent Of the Constitutional authority Of Congress for
aSsippl river to the Pacific ocean, a. the carlicS.
practicable IN -mcnt.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-31

\ FARMER called at the holSc of law
yer to consult him professionally. "IS I
Squcer at home:" he inquired Of the law
yer's wife. lie was answered negatively.
After moments hesitation, a thought
relieved him. "Mebbe yourself can gi'
me information the same as 'tc suuccr :"
The kind lady promised to do so if she
found it in her power, and he proceeded
as follows: "SuppoSc We wur an old
white mare, and should borrow We to
gang to the mill wi grist on yer back,
and We should get no flrder nor half way
when oil at once you should back up and
rear up, and knecl down backwards, and
break yer ID old ncck-who'd pay for
ye! Not darn me if | would" The
lady sinilingly told him, AS she clos d the
door, that aS he himself had settled the
case, her advice would DC supe,AuouS.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-31

a quaint writer says: al have seen
women so delicate That they were afraid
to ride, f>r fear Of the horses running
away; afraid to sail, for fear that the boat
might upset; afraid to walk, for fear the
dew might fall; but never saw one
afraid to be married."
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-31
Ranch for Sale or Rent.

m THAT well known TAVERN STAND, situated
@si on the road leading from PlacervIlle to Carson
Valley, twenty-five miles east OF the former place
and known rs
"PETE'S RANCH"
Together with the furniture and hxturea.
Apply to ALEX. HUNTER, at HAeerViIIe, or to the
undersigned, at FL Dorado.
Gil. MEREDITH, Public Administrator,
And Administrator Of the Estate Of Peter Baldlc
deceased.
Sept. 9th, 1850. En
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-31
THE EYEsl THE EYES I

>N,Vt,1.f./.< DIR y. II. PARDEE, Ocullst.-
SNk[> After n pTotracted bndncss of
- more than Ave years DR. PAR
- L. DEE has made himself thor
)IE0\> onghly and ~IgNTIVIcALLY nc.
'/./II:lN\\'\ quainted with all diseases ~ the
Eve aud has nov been In practice eight Years In San
PranrIsrn with success that rHn not be surpassed
in ANY part Of the United States; and for proof Of
thi4 he will sub-tantiate by Eases that have brrn
cured by him. after having Exhausted the skill ~ all
the eminent Ocuisi in the cities ~ Boston, Phila-
Irlrhil and New Yo.k. Dr. r. wholly objects to the
use Of caustic blue stone keeping the patient IN
dark room dieting, bsterinE. rupPing-the blue Ili
at night and salts in the morning. etc, etc. pR
PARDEE has nl.U been remarkably successful In the
treatment OF Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and all pains
about The head and the frequent calls that he has
Tor his Rheumatic mixture from all parts ~ this
coast with the many testimonials, IL positive proof
of its efficacy; aud to prevent answering many In
quries by letter, he will state that can he sent to
any part ~ the state Or coast, and each bottle WIN
he accompanied with full directions and y receipt
for a llnncnt, magical In it, effects over pain.
ingredients of which ran be procured anywherc-
price, tiU. The ARTIFICIAL ~ "a inserted by DR.
r. have al the natural movements of the real eye,
and cannot be detected even hv close nsncction.
Address DIR. Z. II. PARDEE,
San Francisco. California.
OFFICE-No. 2l7 Clay street, opposite the Plaza
Hotel "uz'oW'liW.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-31

The Madison argus told newly mar
ricd editorial friend that "hc would find
matrimonial different from editorial expo.
riencc. In one case the devil cries for
copy. in the other the copy cries like the
devil"
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-31

"TmERE is no peace this side of the
grave" said II distinguished clergyman,
when preaching at the grave. of 'aul~ccas-
cd friend.
"Wcll, old chap" said a sailor stand.
ing on the opposite side Of the grave,
"you can come over to this side, we are
quiet enough here"
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-31
s. HARRIS.

Plaza CORNER, PLACERTYLLE,
s receiving, by every Steamer. the latest Atlnn-
l. tic and European Newspapers, Pictoriala
and Magazines. Also, California Weekly News
papers and Magazines, for sale at reduced prices,
eo''m s. HARRIS.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-31

AN EDITOR describing the effects of n
squall upon canal boat, says: "When
the gale was at its highest, the unGortu.
nate craft keeled to the larbord, and the
captain and another cask of whisky rolled
overheard"
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-31

HERE is n startling picture of mis-.
chief maker: y llladdcr leaning against
n house, n niger ut the top, and hog
scratching himself against the bottom -
"Gway dar; g'way dar! You'm maxim
mischief"
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-31
FOR SALE

RtslNEss calling me to the East, I wish 70 cell
I'D my Store and Goods, at American Fiat Also.
one half interest In my Store at Michigan Fiat
Each store 10 located In a healthy and popuIOuG
neiEAborhOods and doing good business.
aSS'u J. J. LAWYER
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-31

CTtTITif-,YT.

TIE UNDER 'Rhe,i ir"u. " nc1ul hitting iLos1 ",
nst he untur:Hi4aie rInrgh 10 hs Aia.iI4EIs AFFECTED.
Gi'TS permanent rri~l Of th 10 saId-FnRs InnV lie
''iashei htl' tis dg;y {" thu. p.hliciy t1pr...L.
mos 'inc"r'' grAttud- tu Dr T.. J. CEai Lay kr tie
rrmanrH' recovery "ih.' h'Al'h. E'an- down ~
u'- hsiFv.''iE SYMPTOM. IN cidtLI =" the VIZ ous
ptAefic'' "fuhe"htr"ahlr passion In y'u'i. d~Isrss-
ri IN l-.'y and rnd, unah- to T~r ',.I aa-ren tie
U,"st hin."F duty iTIe~d ch ~ daily AHncaiL.I.a
~ lie sought the lVics ofnAhy t'y.i, IAns uio
~ hra regarded uiy dseaar of IrlAil,R iu,r.svtar,
-hdt ALA After f,u w.tkA aud 10 several in.
HAnr-~. months q their treatment. E,ti, d 10 n
na"i'"rah!r hotrf. s' instead Of r~I,rf The sym,..
tms i~cHine m r. hlAf'ntnr ia rsF torture ant,
b, ng told by one that Iy S- a.e, ~ ing prnripAllV
c"n.red 10 thu brSth n.dicn,s W.ul,i ~ - Iti,,
consequence. desraircA ~ ever r-RsininR nv
health, strength AID energy; aud a. . IHsa Te..r'
ALL WI hni fAi"' h"i'-, called uI-.n nr CEaIIAy.
Sh" an~T rHAHininT nv cns- T-s-rle .ofnr mel.
'eihs Nhith almost Instantly relieved me of the dun
rain and diEsinc-. In ny ed Eu. .urAg A by ~,
rr'rh' resolved 20 liare EySif inn, dAteIy and,r
HE care and ty siTiet obedience Tn all his dirre.
h"ns and advice. my head became clear, nv IiraS
collected. the constant pain In my back nd eroin0
the weakness "fmy iihba the T~arth,n 81 nv
whole body "h the silgiL. Il alarm or excitement
the r1ishnthF"Iy AID evil frVh'Hings tie s-if.I..
Tasi An! want - confidence In others the
~ To study and want " resolution the friKhif rx-
citing, and st times plea saTAblr dreams At night,
t"ll"N ri Icy involuntary tseLaTSes have ali disan.
carvd; and IN fact, ~ iu" mouths amer wing COR.
Suited the Doctor. fth finsI.ired by = neG h.-
-uai life Slieh, bat short time ago, ! eOut.tn-
plated 90 end ~ my own hand.
with = NicS I" guard the unfortunate from fall.
ing mt" the sI'Ares Of incompetent QuAeks, drtr,
Il my duty 1" offer this testimony to the me and
skill Oi Or. CGapkay, and TecomEneG I'D him 10 ali
assured hy my own experience, hat once under
HE care, radical eH'l Permanent rurr viii h ~.
f-cird. BP YIllNOKE
StAtr q: California. county of SAT- Franc.co.-S.h.
scTilHd and sworn 10 before me, this I5th day VI
April,A. u. lS5h
Egned) JUMY NippL'rox. L. =. N'ary Public.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-31

The LADIES never looked plumper than
they do this season, and yet every one of
the dear creature is reduced to a skeleton.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-31

SMART NIGGER.--That was q wise darky
who, in speaking Of the happiness Of
married folks, said: dat ar 'nends alto.
gedder pom how dey enjoy demselves.r
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-31
County Central Committee.

TIE GREAT ELEvAToR.-A Southern
gentleman at one Of the hotels in this city,
says the Philadelphia Ledgtr, pcrcciving
ahat the dining room servant, negro, was
bestowing his attentions elsewhere to his
neglect, called up John and accosted him
I'm this wise:
John, have servants at home, and
an waited upon as gentlemen should bc.
lam neglected here, and am tired of it.
give you fair notice that shall inform the
preprietors of your conduct unless you
behave better"
The consequence was, John became
very attentive during the few days the
gentlemen remained. On going away,
the eentleman called John up and pre-
Senred him with a dollar or TWO, which
he thus acknowledged:
"Thank'e, masSa. Southern gemmcn
always so-reprimand US if We don't tend
'em right, but dey always gives us dollar
or two fore dey leave. But desc Abo.
lishun genmcn mighty hard to suit, and
require SO much 'tcntioa, an when dty
leave, shake your hand, look up to dc
sky an, say, God bless you, my unfortu-
nate friend, and elevate you in the scale
of humanity or something like dat, but
never give US dollar to elevate Us"
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-31

LADIES who array themselves in patent
hoops should sing, as they drcss-"Stil
SO gently o'cr me steeling."
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-31

WE wnld call the affection "f CorSTrV MIA.
w rH,NTs to oIr Un'SIaiiy ilrHe St"ck oi GoclS.
Our s'urL comprise, every article m The
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
l.r" ". have r.,n.tIh'ly un hIrt The "rg"'t 'i" \
aud greatest variety ~ CASHMERE ANn WouL
II \TS o' a'y house In San Francisco, ard "'t
prrrs irr ihcs, pr"ds hFe l.ss r,Hn th",r ~ n'y
uthtr house. aS receive them direct from the
M,,L 'artnrrr, ga Cu>SIGNMF\T
uur so,k ~ FALL ANn MlNTER GOODS }.
par'i'.i'y attractive, and ~" great ra'nrr =" tie
COT NTEl MERCHANT il n" unusnally low price
les, ,lan til" r".' oi importation. W. Il-o keep H."
STAPLE AE1lCLIS in Ne Dry GOODS liur wht'h
goods ~ have purchased in this Inarkr'. under he
HAMMER. and are olcrng them Mt SEW YORK
COST. ANH LtSS
We publish Nh. CARD in order that ~. may maLr
new acquaintance. md induce thUsc-H-,c have not
heretofore purchased Of us To- call and inspect
.;"rk
coon articles md Low prices ar" the great III.
duc'mrn's I" all Wi" purchase to SILL av'i Mrr
chants WIN huy nt uan ra.r good tTnti, AID
~ b. t,ir cCs'"r"r~ NJ n low figure. We r'dia,
respectfully, your Oirirut servants,
HAbtiFR 4 IlNnfNEEEGEH,
Wholesale CIuthing aud Hat Warehouse,
nos. IL! and I'i' BaIrIy 81,
s9l.,m san fIahtiScn.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-31
SETH L0vELESS, Il II. REDD.
WISCONSIN LIVERY

SALE 8I FEED STABLE,
Main st above Cedar Ravne Bridge,
PLACERVILLE.
TTNlE Subscribers. thankful for past fa- ~
i Vors, respectfully inform the public $EM
that they nrc now prepared to accnmmO- %J0
date all whu may favor them with their " u
patronage, with the finest buggy Teams and Saddle
Horses IN the mountains.
Horses kept by the day or month at the lowest
rates Try us and be convinced.
IS- Attached to the stable Is a large shed and
secure Coral, suitable fer pack trains.
REDD 4 L0VELESS.
PlacrrvNle, Sept. 90, lsGO.-ly
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-31
Remarkable Instance o, Medie., Relic,

HemnrknbIe Instance OF Medic al Rclief
Ih~'os ~ I"'hi. iir c-r'dtars - il.r ofihr .ut
cr'rrs 'I"m the Iangs ~ ii.,ss wh. Lat.ur r..
r"feftd t"ir t"rni'r h A.'!. Ai.h imp E,. ht stai.
iud". UAsr kn"Nn IN, " aud T,'h,,lial AGENT
Aht their s'a'rh~Hta are .uiIr sI-.i hy . Nolnry
Puh.ic. IT." d'H ants "f 80 i.iJ iint- riu.!y e"n,
0ahdi their Ir,hHiiv. anl comm, I'll tLtjt i-tu.,
10 the attrh Of all s.lNI-d:
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-31

WINDOW GLASS.
Just Received and for sale, CHEAP E0R CASH,
1O,OOO Feet Of window Glass,
All sizes, from sx1O to 80xAO. Also. PUTTY, and ali
kinds Of
PAINTS. OILS. vARNIgHEs,.
emalts, Turpentine, Brushes, CIT Moulding, G old
Leaf Rronxe, N.
Orders from the country, for work or ma
terIAl, promptly attended 10:
W. L. MARBLE . CO.,
dee6 Slain st., ueAT Stony Point, F1aeervue.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-31

Subscribed and sworn 70 before me- thls 18th day
OF October, 4. Dis39. City and County Of San Frau
cisco, In the State Of California.
IL. 81 ~. TlIIBAULT, Notary Public.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-31

4 CARRIAGES, banners, Flags, Transparencies, Re-
" gallas, &c Painted At prices to sult the times,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-07-11
W
For the Standard

Mr. EDITOR: In the last Standard is an article
upon the Baltimore Convention, in which is the fol-
lowing: For the present we indicate choice be-
tween the two tickets. We await the action of the
Democratic party of the State"
We do not think it will be difficult matter to
ascertain the sentiment Of the party IN regard to the
two tickets In September last you commented up
on Judge Douglas Harper's Magazine essay in this
wise: 1--WE have been forced to the conclusion that
Judge Douglas is the advocate of Territorial
called Squatter Sovereignty 1t is hardly necessary
to add that this doctrine is not to be found in the
Cincinnati platform; and that it can never meet the
approval of the national Democracy much less the
Democracy of the slaveholding States"
In the platform adopted by our last State Conven-
ton is a resolution expressly repudiatng squatter
sovereignty, as was in the platform adopted by II
States at Charleston; likewise in the resolutions
offered by Mr.. Davis in the U. s. Senate a few
weeks ago. and for which Messrs. Bragg and Cling
man voted.
Furthermore, % States were represented in whole
or in part by 2S4 delegates in the Convention that
nominated Breckenridge and Lane, and only II in
whole or in part by 1874 delegates that nominated
Douglas and Fitzpatrick.
Sixteen out of twenty of the n G. delegation were
in the Convention that nominated Breckenridge and
Lane. =
What better Indications Of public sentiment can
be desired than those / have mentionedf But
cannot doubt but in the next Standard will be seen
the names Of John c. Breckenridge and Joseph Lane
flying at its masthead. ..
50 BLUE RIDGE.
June 20, 1860.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-07-11

The NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC NoNINEE-To-day we
hoist the ticket Of the National Democratic party
For veal or for woe we shall support, with all our
heart the great representative names for the Pres-
dency and Vice Presidency, Stephen A. Douglas of
Illinois, and Herschel V. johnson, of Georgia In
pursuing this course are conscious Of the Justice
of the policy, the correctness of the purpose, and
that we engaged in the espousa of those princ-
pies the maintenance Of which are the only guaran-
tees of our present system Of government.
We believe the ticket Of Douglas and johnson is
the representative of the National Democratic party
and that all true and loyal Democrats will support
it This ticket was nominated by National Dem
ocratic Convention in accordance with the usages of
National Democratic Conventions and is the only
true National ticket now before the American peo-
pie 1t has no tinge Of sectionasm or that bias in
cident to personal ambition. 1t represents those
principles of the party, upon which the National
Democracy alone have been triumphant for the last
twelve years. 1t is opposed alone at the North and
the South by sectional combinations, which ignore
principle entirely, and are only seeking political
domination and the qualification of personal hatred
and selfish ambition.-Atlanta Georgia. C0nleder-
dcy.