Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-06
Dallcs, May IS, ls5l.-Nauiajaoor.

4 PCLTICAL PoRrRAIr.-Th following por.
trait Of gentleman who has been somewhat
conspicuous in the Republican party in this
state. must be corr Get, for it is drawn 10y one
Of Liz own party friends. We find it in the
san Francisco Times;
Georges Fisher has appeared in an eve
ming paper over his own signature in defence
Of the President of the United United
George imagined the offence and then rushed
in to the rescue. Brave little George
ole stuck in his thumb and pulled out a plum,
What brave little boy am I!'
Now, it is possible our readers may not
know George :. Fisher; ours then be the
gratef" task Of eulightcniug those whom not
to know COL Fisher is to argue themselves
obscure
George S, Fisher is a wcll-dressed, good
looking. dapper little gentleman, four feet
seven and hal, inches high, with well comb
cd dark brown wig, elegant moustache, a
bright sparkling eye, (two eyes, who looks
wise, talks low, is always mysterious ana
cHn.i1tu'ial who practices at law; came
from springfield, Illinois. is the bosom friend
Of the President, an intimate Acquaintance
with Trumbull was on confidential terms
with Judge Douglas in the Mexican war
whore he distinguished himself; came 10 Cal
,iurnja in anticipation Of Liucou's election,
wanted to he Navy Agent, Navy officer and
Minister TO Chile; wanted the couplmeuta-
ny vote for United states senator, wants to
)e nominated for Congress, expects TO raise a
regiment for the war; slumped Tulare coun-
" for Lincoln spent forty dollars, and is alto
gdher the most harmless, innocent, unso-
rhistitatcj Iitlc gentleman in town.
80 very little, pert, and darper;
One might take him for whippersnappcr.'
II Mr. Lincoln don't notice little Georges
attack upon the Windmill and reward him
for il, he is the most ungra eful of Prcsid 4nts.
How Mr.. Lincoln could have forgotten to
give George an office is more than we can
understand, Judge Trumbulls conduct is
shameful after all George has done for him.
We send hjs uumblr Of the Times to Mr..
Lincoln and the Cabinet to remind them that
in the person of George s. Fisher, Esq, of
san Francisco, they have an ardent friend
and Jealous defender, and that he ought TO
have some small reward to correspond with
his discretion, lis talent and his deserts they
will make it very, very, very small George
is snail, for
There be small poets, small musicians,
Small painters, and st.ll smaller politicians"
AssArLr TO MrpDER-Co Bughec
Of Granite township, arrived in this city last
evening, from Folsom, bringing with him a
prisoner named William Anderson, who was
ordered 10y Justice Meredith to be placed in
Jail to answer to a charge of assault to COM
init murder. 1t appears that on Sunday last,
at Alder Creek, Anderson and a man named
John IhWnX, when very much intoxicated,
got into a dispute, and Phmuix drew a knife
and stabbed Anderson in the back. Ander-
son took the knife from Phoenix and cut him
so severely that, the officer said last evening
his recovery was almost impossible We
have had a conversation with Anderson. and
lie appears not to know much about the diff
Guilty, and he Acknowledges that at the time
he was very drunk. The Justice who com
mitted Anderson to Jail fixed tho amount Of
his bail at ten thousand dollars This amount
Of security it is not probable that Anderson
can give, so he will have to remain in Jail till
the next Grand Jury acts on his case.-Sec
Bee, Y"csday.