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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
THE BROOKLYN AT KEY WEST.
Correspondence Of The y. 4. Tnbuhe'
KEY WEST, U. s. srE,YIR BRooKLrs, I
Thursday, Jan. 81, 1861.


KEY WEST, u. 8. STEIYIR BRooELrs,
Thuisday, Jan. 81, 1861.
Itake advantage Of the departure u the o. Steam
er Mohawk, which leaves here to-day lor TIE BrooA Ign
Navv.Yard TO transuit you single line in relation to
tie movements Of tits vessel.
On the morning of the 25,h inst we len Hampton
Roads in state Of tire utmost confusion and excite
ment, with troop sand several pieces Of heavy artillery,
for the purpose Ct reinforcing Fort Pekens e. Penfa'
cola. A heavy gale from the SOUTHWEST mot In when
out but a single day, and continued nearly 1rec days
without the least cessation, which very materially re-
tarlcd our progress. We arrived last rigst and SG-
chored Of tie LghtIlouse, but this morning steamed
up To the Government wLaf WI ere we are now lying.
Our object IN stopping here is coal ship, which, al
the moment Of wiring, is rapidly proceeding with.
We will have accomplished tbs di ~ job abont mid
night, SITTER witch We again up anchor heading for
Pensacola, via TofugLs. At he latter pace il is CIR
intention 70 land several piece Of heavy artillery taken
on board at the Roads for The troops Stationed there
The troops destined for Fort Piekens are q l1t Of
brayc-lookipg fclows and in number amount 10 very
respectable gairfon themfeiyts.
Although considerable excitement oSists in F'nrdl,
and particularly in Pensacola relative 10 The r,vul,rcc-
mcrt Of tie forsleTe We Go not allupic any serious
trouble.
As soon as we succeed in landing thee trools we
are to Join The Gull Fleet recently utcId To TN, or,
and acting 10 CONCERT with them, It HlisTeTcd that
ne tr,R rctake tie Nary Yard ai1 oftsr Gorohn,Hi
proposty aop IN ne hands II tic Ea5yis,aEs ~ t.a'
secfsou have been Informed that very mary Of the
czcr there strongly condemn the All Of the people
i'll fe1ing THE property and they do not he6i'ae to
puilicy declare that it was one Of mos i,l-LaEdcd
outraccs % record ord sbUrid Oily be viewed wi;h
ine.Iatle fcorn by all honest sen.
Tire soop-of-war Macedonii Vii jim us o P,ti1fc-
Ia. TITS can certainly be relied ufonr ncwi'hsanc g
the vals oa5 newspaper runors to TIE contrary.
Sine ihe tempestuous gale alird,d 20, We lave Lad
tie N, g, lovely Gather tie atmosiereb'ing - genial
NJ TO allow ''al hande TO wear thin co'lc aud straw
hats In Ills we pee'n' in NJ probability, very do.
frens psyect nom you, with your ogcgccatr, fur
caIs, &c.
This place Ia remarkably quiet. 1hcFan and''ni c.
feat proudly over the fort, where may they forever
wavei
The u. 8. steamer Crusader IL horci but VIII leave
for Havana in day oftwo. We shall arrive At e.
sacola on Sunday next, ard fIon that place yoa my
expect 70 E.ar from ne again.
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REBELS OUT OF WORK.
- ~. n ..ok.l CorfssnondenI

CHARLESTON, Feb. 4, LS6l.
In oHe Of my former letters l informed you Of
the determination of many of the South Caro-
hnians, who bad rashly thrown up their commits
aim In the United States service, and who were
disappointed in their expectation of Office here,
TO try their fortunes in Florida and other seed
ing States, and of the difficulties which the Gov
errors find in giving employment to the many
candidates for Office, and of the discomfort and
MLfeehng which such q state Of things is pro-
dueiDg.- This was one of the letters for which
your Charleston correspondent has been taken TO
tssk by The Charleston Mercury. Tho slur,
howsvei, cast upon the veracity Of the informa-
tion again proves TO be its most authentic con-
Grmalop, and The Fernandina Floridian actually
announces the arrival at Fernandina, on jan %,
from Charleston, en- route for Tallahassee, Of
Lieuts. Arson and Bosg, Of the Richardson
Guard Of Charleston, whose purpose it lie 10
cfsr their services, and those Of eighty South
CsJslnian soldiers Of their company, TO the rebels
~ Tlsri1s. ZAs Mercury win. probably, endeavor
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will probably soon be replaced by hired and e1-
perienced soldiers.
MISCELLANEOUS.
STAND FAST
AN ENGLISH APPEAL TO FREEDOMS FRIENDS IN
AMERICA.

! ENGLISH APPEAL TO FREEDOMS FRIENDS !,
AMERICA.
o BRornFp FREEMEy Ger the sea,
Our Engllsh prIde-our boast.
You whom, when here we name the free,
We love and honor most.
To-day with eager ears and heartP,
With natures strangely stirred,
We bush To bear what fiom your'mats,
Your homesteads, shall be heard.
To-day the war of he'll and heaven
Il waged by each of you;
To-Day to each of you It's given,
10 either TO be true;
Orr English hearts well may we still,
While We tlis issue Tide;
Gods Lopes and ours v i'll you fnlfll,
Or blench from Freedoms side
In many cause it well may be
Good men their way Tray MRS;
But right and justice nov can zee
No way but one in ths;
Here ia 10 room for palteIing doubts;
Each sorl must, TO ITS cost,
Weigh well the doom that conscience shouts,
Who waivers here, If lost
Guides Of the pIe.ent-hopes Of earth,
The nations look TO you,
Even rs their freedom springs to birth,
To learn what freemen do.
Slow them, by al that is your fame,
BY your free fathers graves,
Their sons THE hour dare lot the shame
OF faster lettering ,layes.
Tho,e fathers left their homes-their land,
The sea and desert trod,
Because for Conscience they must stand,
Must live or die with God.
And yon-of yon shall i, be aaid,
Wien Ct you men stall tell,
ave name them Iot-tbey basely fe
From heaven 10 side with he'll
Draw no. one foot back in this stIiks
To You II Gods voice dumb
On you deIends The more than li's
Or death of all to come.
LIT the South rage-the Devil plead
FOR mercy; Men be ye
But God-bat Right-bnt Conscience heed,
And stamp the future Free
Green sieh, January 70 1851. ". c. BENNETT
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.c,,.ar annlied T. Judge Lord of st. Louis 70,
atr,al;,s,iop raIers The Judge asked him whether
ha ,vns \ cessonisi aud being promptly answered IN
IN. negative, explained that he had granted naturan
a,;on nauers 10 man who had most solemnly averrea
,bat he was attached 10 the Constitution ana laws OF
the limited States" aud that on the following morning
h. fonpd the fellows baue at tie head OF iot %
tor, Ia Secession newspaper, taking steps 10 oieaA
up this Union.
AMERICAN SHIPS UNDER THE BRITISH fiA1:
JTe I0u9oa Daily Neps of Jan. "a says; . Az Liv-
.rnoo within the last few days, several American veg
seIs have been registered under the Bnnsn nag, III
-dsr 10 enable them 10 carry salt TO South Caronha
and return with cotton without fear OF capture"
THE EXPRESS AND THE POOR OF NETWORK.
Th, Erpress Of Monday stated in leading editorial
that "workuen from the great establishment oil Cor
nell in Centre street. now in the Alms'iouSe sup
sisting on the bounty of the community 10 VINCE
Messrs. Cornell reply as follows:
A copy of Tn Express has just been snowh 70 ~
containing a statement totally at variance VIII uJ'
,rnth Allow us to state that We have now one ,Ssa
red and twenty -four more men than we ns' CO.. ma AZ
and II there are any men who have worked o ~ nm.
present subsisting the bounty OF ,ne TX aHcsa
known 10 ms. Orders on hand, teo' !, i'''' '"~
those on Feb. 1, 1883, by $So,OOV.
Yours Te'po a'I"i L. W. W. CORNELL Co.
No los csntye,t, Feb. 8. 1851 A..
In reference TO the facts here stated VIC an'' - -
,roDb;c words Of The Express, There can % "
Getting around such things 40 these.
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rHE AMBITION OF THE REBELS
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'cuARIEsTow SOCIETY.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-04
(@n 43p6Gf Sa6ten.)

o otter.
Stse' Sater @@ sebs tsut @teuc bod aus,
aas Bier 1T ptsl l6I'dter. trinft man ss iu 5auS,
Ou worit ia su hauie ZEN san,eu Gag,
Drum itsbe bss @bsnbS BEN 5rsunbe. rod no6.
Sattr.
@tstn jttno, metn fietes, Id tIeibe tet Dir,
Sn p'tn'r Nd6s bu munOst pas Bier,
es t:mmen bic Sabre, NIT ibusn Die 3,it.
oa ma lttbt gu 5ouie Ssqu,mli6feit.
va 9eet aus Dem 3immsr bic 3rdter DO G6m,r,
Oruiit Sraubcn ben etctRcn ans ,itt.rnc, Ger,
uno lprt@t: SD Lief bid ia strni ttr,in,
D1dp lnstmtt mrin Satcr Jest uitt mtbr oIsin
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-04
Ser gpnmcm,pirth
S6wabtl6s SOitesrihi6te aus rem prriasn
SaPrpuneFrt BON 5ermdnn SurL
(0srtIesuna.l

In Dem Sage an wclbtm bic ,rpeitt snrntIo.
nation 'rfOlst mar, t'eebrts Srieorid BON Stin,m
Sater cine llntcrrecuua. pie tr biz. aan,t gRphe
lhubtern anf9eIhc6en bate. Gr ttgte Inn Spr
ode rs irbt Die tGhte Belt Iei, an bic ginrih.
mns eiuss tleinen 6ausw,Isns ,u bsnten. uuS
oaB sr su bitltm 3wsde eiu mitterliG.s 8erp,S.
gen berausGaben mile
Nun. nun, laste Der Glte, ss Sal ia nod 3eit.
SD ieb' uSerbaupt nitt rim, wu,r bu 70 si,I
S'elp braubit. Du baf ia Ieltt seIaat, eu mol.
LEFT frp6 ietn, psnn pu mir ais Rnecbt bi,uen
barfteR.
3@ tin's ,ufrieben, entsssuett Der Sc6n, oter
Id muB rod wsuisit,nS cine @tube boten. mo
Id NIT m'insm gBtib prn rpOtnen fam.
Nls Sns6t fannif bu BEL mir wubn,n, wis
bisbsr,
Sa, mafIt S6r benn msin ggei6 aud ,u eu6
ms 5aus nebnens fragile Der Sobn nit einem
Sreupfnl6tmmsr in cen Nugen.
Oas fommt nod auf's gRoblSer6ort,n a.,
antpCrttte Der Satsr mir sinem fp5ttilrben Slid
am @nb' mar'S freilib Sos Sef, Ids nSbm' End,
Belize nntsr meinr NuIIiAt; i6r fSnutet's pi.t.
lsint brau&en.
Dtralts sin8 Ieinen tdusliben gerridtnnoen
nadt, obne f6 iu elmer btfimmttn Grfl6ruuo
brtn9en 5u laIsn. Sin paar meitere gerlube
lstnes SOsnts ltCfsn eben lJ as unb .r erbieIt
ntdtS ais auswsiRenoe, rat6lelnpe. ft6elnes
Antwortsn, wcbei Der @lte ieeesmal sin @el66ft
ooer sinsn Sriu& gu bsniBen puste. um bas
@slpr6b ab,utredeh. Sriebrit Dsraina tenobe
por unmutb unD llngcculo, a6er er BAIT, gbri.
lfinen Deripreten miffsn, Die lfbten Eaoe ber
Drifuns pc0snOS in 3ube dus,utarrsn. - -
Steb', Id sab' Glelt 8eCuIO, laate sr oft m ibr.
untrbefsn pnr Die Scnnenwirtbin MINI
miiit9 stWeien, i'm Assgs Der @unf pie ecs so1.
lcs auf ibre 9bunsrin, bic Nmtm6npin ,rn
Onr& cteie auf ben Gmtmunn siu,upirfeu, Ga
mare ia npb idbredli6, iaste Iie, Yenn 70 Elm d.
ssnfinngtr, sswnlttbdtiser 3rOstOpt uerni;ni,,o.
2cute at3win9en t6nnte.
Dsr amtmann, Der Ids aliibfaus sen i'm,
ltsrrumpsIt iab, bate, nad,osm Die erf. firhrih,
6anrluh8 purchSsicet mar, roppste Quf oepon.
ntn, Die 5eiratb OOb nod am 3isle ,u bintertrei.
ban. @r lbaIt auf Die 8ssierunq, pei6e pi,I IN
literal ei uub OaS jun9e Bolt ipcnn 20 nur brow
Otsrens9eItsr bela9lr, m's Blaut binein brira.
tben uno Den @emenben 5ur 9alt fallen (oEs
ubri9cns, meiate er, ter S9nnsnnirtb Brand,
nur Den 3augeui8ts nus rem Gaule ,u inoen
nno itbe SsrbinpunS nit i6m a6,u6rs6cn. oonu
babe sr allen SCten untsr ben Siissn StrIcren
uno mean tbn Die 8e9ierun9 3e6nma fur pol.
iabrt5 srEIart, 10 nrbms i'm ebsR bic @emstnbe
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A. JUDsoN CRANE.
Nppotat unO SlfentIldber @eriGtsansalt.
Ottee; lie Strabe, swtl9en Nains u 8onfa,.
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srnlllttOu.
Spnft ,mnb i.tt. i.

'.s'h'J t-R L. 13ffls1fT5S ts g "a
''-'" &fnb. ta l2 1aal
e'e1' Sater ! aG blttte bsut GSenb ,u 6aus,
Web Satsr, i'd bite, seb' teute ntdt aus;
S6 furdate MIDI, bin i6 bes ateno au.in,
uno mShte iVGalb niGt tn's 8ett Itcn biu,ir
Sater.
'EDfftn Sethe, rrstH iictss, ad fufT, MID stb'u,
SdInf ianft bic gum morsisen sSiptrltbn.
Sd bin ia am Gage tslidnpis BEL Dir
Dob IbsneS serlau9e i'd 5reunpe unr Bier.
OdS 8tnel'tn lrst ifh 9.hOrIam sur Rub'
es oriden bic gnset Die @cualtin ibm ,u,
Der gater sebt elIdftch pom aliidticben 6aus
unO rupt ron Der artett pes 6asss aus.
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Neme alts importrte
SAsSine, SiQuUrS muS &i0orreu.

Neme alts impcrtirte
SASsite, SiqmDrs ruS &iaarren.
inter Der GSjrma '''U'''
MKEEVER & BRICKEN
unp werOen in uErm Store, SO. 4 @r6apos
:, 9otel. @earrStr, 8t6monp, Ga.,
r Die SOI9e sin es redbaltses 2aaer fitren ssn inn
pprtlrttn uno mldnetihen ~ ''' '''
9Seinen, Siqdpr5 unc @;aarren.
Npnpon 9Urter, Gcotd Ole.
Sarpinca II. {. no,
out pec grte bietI6en Die 9utnerfiamf,it ibr,r
une pee 9ceDien 9ublitams bmSuptlsn lid eroubtn Srm
elben aber aud iu9Iei Die Ser6cruna oebrnS Sns ;S
bti uns 9etue rtte ais 6t saranrt ntrSen fam nnt
ua spem &psiIt Der Staot fre ms 6ous aelefcrt mre
Mler. NVc Reeper.
GbaS. & 9ri6en
ZzS~ Or. Sriden erlaubt lid enen frfsnSsn ~ -.
Infl9e gu meGen baB CT baS icitbey sc ism bSr~stn.
ge9er' nno Neeens~ ~Sert1eun9S Sc6dft fcrcben MIR
RcRseeer II. 9rider w p''''"
.. &SA. Sertdbrun8en allsr @rt unS in b,n b,ter
@eleul2elten peroen 6ts oaeblt tnlaeoenoenpmnten
S'rSen SerlI8erunS (Snlurancej !ptn6e man iCb an
Sr. 8rtden
Mo. @rbanae 6uel aNsorIar
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SsSirtl tl)fca)afts IrI51T,
Glaaae0!
Wetnen 6reunoen uno Dem eeIammten 0utlt
tum ole NnSeiae, bab meine neue

Metnen 6reunotn unp Dem seIammten 0utl,.
tum ole Nnieiae, bab msne neue
&5ortcoCs@&trfBSd1aft
Dem Del Sslude lest cfeu ftett. Gtelette IN uuf,
@elnmadpuHlte einseriftet uno f6nneu Die os
eer'sn @alte NIT ben tsltsn @rfrtIhunaen ieSer
Nrt, lopte aud nit warmen uno fnlten Sprilsn
oeplent weroen. s4etntrinter made i6 oorouf
ailmertlam, pa6 ib ben BON mir ae,poeucn
S:r9inia Neiu
retn uno unoerfalldlt IN so Gte. per G[ofGe ber.
taufe. um 5a9lrcicben Selud bittet
S.ateutin Ge6tet.
Oampn@lf- Swilden 9il6monO un6
New yprf
Oae Oanphdtf ,,8pauete" perIGst Ri6muub
lsosn Otentd9, Na@mtttass 4 llbr unS 0crfolf
Odttmc6 Nfittag.
Oos Onmpfi&if uSamestuwn" serlGst gft6.
mono tsoen 5retd9 gin6mittoss ubr unp
gtprIclt am Samstag Wtittda.
DER 8nerpreis in Der @ajite, Wabl;,tten Elm.
9eltIuieu, betrast $40.
SIN Steeraae, cbue SpIf, So.
@reurlionS- &tdet, fur Die Commemorate oiil.
tts. SIS. S"'
8eiicnbs, bic @tttwpds uns Samstoos non
9etersburg t5rlbiua beuubeu, trelTen ,c.tio mit
Der NorfOlt' petersburg Satn in erlferer Stapt
eIns "m NIT Dem Dampftcot peiter aehen an tSu-
nsn. &idete fir ptce Sour f5nnrn am Sst,ra.
burg Depot seIIft werOen uno betraat rer oon,s
6abrprets gIeihfolIs nur $40.
Snbl am IL. 6ein.feu
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Sleme 2sStrtbitbaft
unr
Qaaerbferr Calm

Na9erb ter SalUn.
Dem pHblfnm bic er9rbsnits an,cige, ods Der
uaterlel6nfte IN leinem 6auie an Qlten 0forf,
per' 6tlfbmartt 9eBeEuber, cine gBtrtbihoft nebit
ya9erblrr'SalUn erridbtet bat, wuieltit er 6S
Ireuen miro, leiRe 5reunpe unD cas Yualifum inn
Au9emeineH mit ben bslten @etranfen beolencn
~ tOnpsa. Siorence Wiasr "
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-04
si ea19 MySQrfef .S0nfcl[

Gdr Der 6. u. WarIbauifr.. Ridmonp, pa.
OeleS seibmadppl etnsrri&tete sctel wtrp
eem rsilenben 9utlttum befens smpfoblrn. Dir
untor5ei6ncten srauben li,l gu9tei6, ,um site.
rem Stiu6 bislfs gptals freunpidlt einmlopen
wcielt2 ets raS bette easerbier unS luufioe Gr,
fritun9rm su fnoen iuo.
SOarptrS Fn0en peietit frennbtiGe 3immer.
CUTE &Uit unD juocrfommenbe Srpeuuro.
Stdoclbofer H. J11us(rr
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Nie'n'onS, Ssq,, 0reitae Seu a. samnar 1861.
Sefamntrnacbuuseu
E. ]. PIC OF,
NpptheEer.
Sde Der l7ten uno RainllrnSe.

eds Der l7ten unO @ainfirnse,
empFeb!t iein rsicbbnltiees 9aaer a[ier In re;n
6act i6laaenbtn NrtfeI. ME audb 0orfimeripnr
soften, Gdriten uub Sdmme i,per Irt; Gortsn
Sele, @lns 'c.; @tsarren, 8au6, San. unS
S&nupftahaf uno pele anpere Qrtitet wsIfs In
SteI5en @pOtbsfsn eem6tnii6 9efiibrt pcrSer
2duptahltt maft eerltlbe aub ouf 1ein,p
esruemten unp nnfeblbareu ySirainta gBUrm
fiusr" aufmertfem. "
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-04
The German ADVERTISER.
ee4nauii,ae chs

= BepfngumecfF
Der aneiser" erfdbetnt ectn @Pf % Ssnntaes ausae,
nomnte, gum wihenitbeu 5utiertuoHspreis pcn gfs
sabIbar an bic sp Srdsc cetr $500 in sbrder Soras'
teabunS slnieiSen ncen unter peertoen Stbin9hnstn
&uinabme Ginn,dge Gnrdduns 10 eilen petr meni.
9a 90 Cts, ;pen,oec IS gtS., bteimaiee $IOO, cine
gr1 rs, cnen @lcnot $780, Srei ARcn6ie 100 iss
Mpnate $780, sip0If Mpiat $1,000 in YerteIidhrlider
s}OrnustabIuus @useieen bic na4 Sctebsn serdrSert
pecen t6nnsn. perbsn nit $500 per Satr terednet
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y Oar0erS
'ORnen bel unter3eitnstem ltets frsumbli6r 3inr
mer me nno quite SOi: trbuttn. Auh Ifebcn tiptas
3'mmer an leOi9e 6erren gu usrmietsen bel
S0bn Marr9auleu, aat..
am Yeurn Marft.
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u m3ue!
Millinern ma0ren !

n. c. BARTON erlau5t i& Die Qa,eiac an
MAIDEN, raB er lrtnen Stcre pom loo non 229
@iniuiraBe, oberbatb Der 9tsn, oerIr9t Dat. po er
IN ieper Satlou Gin oOlleGmpigeS NhOrtiment Der
lotlenren Artifsl oorrdt6is bait: SeiOene unp
5rOb. 6iite, 6nuben, ScpfpuBr, iram,6libe 8lu.
Wru unp SdnOer; Spiben Sertba's uno Gaps,
Spisen-S&!eter, Grausr- Srnsen unO isipene unp
vIaa6iiide Spiseu. MantiGas.
O1men, weIde Die 8ltsoite tHu&m t5nncp
EN- Store oOlitlnOlat Osa~ &c. anBu8t
eG
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g. Guftcr's
g@aIAlNatpm SS0rl.err.

crsebens Anese, oaB neins Spnne< mir csr
9iecenen neueH anIasen untu9olna bes 0ubIirHme
Ssrgsa s0n hsutissn Gage ab peoer se66nt it, 8sion
uste na,pr @ ' aH meme nrll snssrIdle age aufmerfam
pSbl gu lnosn tnb, lOme aud @rtSn eber 9rt Ssn Srr
ein Sfmpn Strin"Ei ,"'''
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-28
N EVADA TERRITORY
DEMOCRATIC PLATFOR.r.

!. E'~iv'n, Trt, tn Democracy Il, C.,,,-
hd"'st And rv'anif'n the principles and dc--',,nN
.'r.i - - N'nc,nna'' Platform. and that M.
d'i''' nj th' National Convent nn held At M IsinSu
u ''''-h' ZANE h. ing = sound -Npo.i,Iun 80 ~
t'.''H' y ~ H." htsd SiAies ami the right,
y, s''''al -'a'"s under The same 81
! E'~H'Ir, That ur are oppns.d IN ,h.
r. - - '"t,' by The General G"Vrthmvnt sri-y.
= - s'a;'' fer H., J.urpu,r 81 eornrssi,;HA.
IT, ..... ~ 1hn'i 's'on a. FEDERAL auth Ttx mug
EI-t,fi, IVA ~ are In favor q the g..
,,',r - ~. Vu- up ~ CoHstIu,ionsJ -. s,Ss
uh,t 49,, h. a. rp,n.- L. 9TH SrCtioSs - re O..
~ f~eN hlt = that d,sYShe consunSsse. m 1.
trt'.' De" ~ ~ arr IN fAvo. ~ he reccEniaen
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all Constitutional and legal acts Of the Federal n.
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states las h"n Ini' ~ Violation ~ the C,Os,i,-
ton, aud nslrpAnru 81 poWtr. ~ b"rrouinR A,,d ~.
pr"pr itLg money. rAStg Atu,irs and in~r.s.,e.
the navy, Wth"ui ne au'h"'ty 81 Cnnrrr -. -
Nat suCl aTis are dAr g"rous go h., rty. and t.,d,
'"n'.r' 'h' G"'.rr''l'nt MA" military de-r.o,i,m
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Tar and THAT ~ h. r. rr,rat" H.. doctrine ~ -
i'rrn,. rA party favor 81 ire. trade aud IN -
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Arc- e. TIE I""I'' - H. ~. hr T. ate. and T,r,tS
r.s thAn 20 any other I'rt;ton ~ the Union
H. ivan, That Me .,rriy construction AZ
P.,f' Railroad T. a tNi'"',Al necessity and H.,
he b-'norSc, 81 In'or7'7. earnestly urR- ~. ~.
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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-28
COUNTY REPRESENTATIVES.
COUNTY UFFICERS.
TOWNSHIP oFFICERe.

Bio BAR TOWSsnIP.-R Road OVerSeeT, James Evans !;
Justices ~ the Peace, y. d. Roach, A. W. HAskeI'
ConstableS. Joseph COrli, John Tearney.
COLONA TOWNsHIP.-ROad Overseer, d. A. MeFee
Justices 81 the Peace. George A. Douglass, WIli'Am
0tbhs; constables John Curtis, Pat. Feeney.
COsrMSEs TOwSsHP.-ROad Overseer,E II. Richard
son; justices OF the Peace J. Loeb, John Ensey
COnstables, VI. ". Renick, c. y. Peck.
DIAMOND SPRlSGs TowNsmIP-Road 0verSeers G. r.
Young; Justices OF the Peace, john Fleming Alex'
Seishnttle; ConslAbles, JnO. W. Keyser, Joseph -:
Smith.
G FoRGETOwN TOwNsRIP.-Road OverseeF. a.. ":
Parties Justices Of the Peace, L. H. smith, :. r.
Spau'dink; COnstah. ., James liussey, T. C"rIe"'
Greenwood TowSsHIP-Road Overseer, Geo. =
Freeman Justices Of the Peace, .. A. Horno'S~sT'
J. l. Moore; Constables, ThOs. y, LEWIS - "
Smith.
KELSEY TowSsRIP.-Road Overseer, X Demu.n
Justices Of the Peace, l.. BOrnemAn, u: No'HsSl
COnstables, James II, Hughes, johnson O"e"s-'
MOUNTAIN TOWNSHIP - Road Overseer, william KNOX;
Justices Of the Peace, William Knox, " o E'A'"es
Coustahles, J. Smith, j. u. RAIDER.
MrD SPRISGs TowxsHe-Road 0verseer, n; S"more
Jus,IceS az IN. Peace. James Mccormick, Hiram
Palk ;Constablrs, c. 7. Roussn, Jos. Z. simmons
PIAcERvILLE Tlg NsmIP. Road Oyerseer: John MIeF;
Justices OF the Peace, John bush' IT, W. ctou' !
ConstabIes, A. slmonton, r. X. EmmersOn.
SALMON FALLs TOwHsHIP-ROad 0verseer, Charles
Green: Justices Of the Peace, X. X. Berry, sam.
smith; ConstablrS, Nathan OaIeS, Samuel Ahtn'
son.
WuTE OAK TOWHsnIP Road OVePseer, Pat LY'
man; Justices Of the Peace, George BrauAll, J.
PoJahan Constables, J. 8. Nowlan, Z. Brandon
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-28
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