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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-13
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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

Of liberty and their own race Is so strong
that they will willingly sacrifice the Union
to preserve their own aud the liberty Of
the white race.
Apart from these two great parties, who
arc equally determined to destroy the
Union, is there . sufficient number Of
Union men to prevent virtual and final
dissolution Of the present conlederacyf
Taking the true view oil the existing
difficulty between the North and South,
he must be less than q white man If his
sympathy is not with the South. The
States are CO equal under the Constitution
and in the Union . denial Of any right
to one, claimed by another, and guaran-
teed alike 10 oil, is a clear. palpable and
direct violation of that Constitution which
alone forms the bond Of union between
the States. The South have the same
rights in the common territories as the
North, or they are not equal under the
Constitutional they are not equal, they
are not bound by a compact made by
them as cO.equals, and designed to pro-
tcct them in the enjoyment Of equal rights.
COMMON SENSE.
HERMITAGE, Feb. 2sth, 1861.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

E Pt"ri6us UnUm, and IL ever the great
North American Eagle Bird is put up to
rattle, you can set us down as good for Ave
million chances.
Our legislators at Sacramento appear to
be at dead lock Hith regard to the cleo
ton Of . United States Senator. cannot
conceive how any member who processes
to be . Democrat can hesitate for q mo.
ment as TO what position to assume. Eve
rybOdy knows that . majority Of the Re-
publican members are Of the most intense
and irrcpressible stamp, even of that in.
tense and irrepressibIe party; and any
Senator elected with their assistance is
bound to be pledged to course which no
true and loyal Democrat (Of either wing)
can indOrse; while, upon the other hand,
an opportunity for healing the unfortunate
breach which exists in the Democratic
party is Offered, by uniting upon and elect
ing some conservative man upon q plat
form which can be indorscd by oil Demo-
Gratis, and enable them to give successful
battle against the common enemy next
fall.
But ! have extended this letter longer
than | intended and must close. Long life
and prosperity to the popular and ever
true MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT. Yours,
DOESKINS.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

THE Dawn OF LovE.-Tfa n grape vine
be planted in the neighborhood of well,
its roots running silently under ground,
wreath themselves in o network around
the cold, clear waters, and the vines put
ting on outward grccnncss and unwontcd
clusters and fruit is all that tells where
every root and fiber Of its being has been
silently stealing. So those loves are most
fatal, most absorbing, in which, with un-
needing quietness, every thought and fiber
of our life twines gradually around some
human soul, to us the unsuspecting we'll
spring Of our being. Fearful it is, be-
cause so often the vine must be uprooted
and all its fibers wrcnched away but till
the hour of discovery comes, how is it
transAeured by new and beautiful life
There is nothing in life more beautiful
than the trance.like, quiet dawn which
precedes the rising of love in the SOUL
When the whole being is pervaded i'm.
pcrceptibly and TRANQUILITY by another be-
ing, and We are happy, VIC know not and
ask not why, the soul is then receiving
all and asking nothing. At later day
she becomes self-cOnsciOus, and then come
craving exactiOns, endless questions; the
whole world Of the material comes in
with its hard counsels and consultations,
and the beautiful trance fades forever!
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09
WHOLE M


The MIIwankia ~
niahed by : Iove.ls1i ~
swain With an.ac mt q q
petrated on hshdie He doae
anccs thus; ~; - = = =. ~
"EDDIrEEs or THs Enn4 5 M
wAUKY, December u. u 49, liIa
Thing okuFred at the N6tz - ~
the other evening. ~hiel ~ -
o good dele, and ] want .
about it it's jeneraly knees 8
muniety that am 10 nv III ~
lady by the name Of Su1al b
a sister by the mama o. JA1 g
her 9tcenths ysFe hnB=hsnio1M n.D'
1850, when first bad the nlo9 ~
melting her.) Young Snigeins 8 80 3
luv with Suzan on Ek0uuk o. & aHepess sE1e
sumhow got oat tilat altb a ss1h=e4e ~.
that | don't put no fssth n. sthereshsg
night l asked SuzaD 70 60 70 ths fgHfelf
with me, coz wanted hur 10 60 = Nlnbb
invited Jane to 90, not becaHzs ! wanted
her TO 60, but beauze ! coaldBt IhtIe
it they both went t-'Jans~eges liaVo-
knowcd better, bot Il seems che. didelt. 4
went to the KOneert with em, fur which
| pade one 8 In WIS Konsin mnniy. I
was soon komfortAbiy seated between cnI,
when begun TO thFo unto. Suzan q few
helthy remarks on the snhiect Of luI, -
which she Civ attentiv and appFeshatiH
ere. At this Kritikal moment who shnd
kun along but Sniggins ididnt mind
Sniggins kuming along, Cf cOft6 net Fur
al kare he mn KUN Al6BK1 u wugh q
he plczes. But that want the HYFst cf;it
by darned site. He knm along and
went and skweezed himself in on. tSthkf
side Of Suxan and there kept a-takklate
hur and tawkin 20 that ! didnat hayik
chance to 50 8 konsckutiH words dprin
the entire evenin. and that wapbt ell, h
pint of fact that was kumparatlveIy ncGh.
in. When the K0RceFt was dun Eaikfsd6
Civ Suzan his arm b lsvss me e tinge
along hum with Jana. Nesurs EddIkHA
history kant prOdpse the Fok9rd ~ u more
owdashcs pece Of Konduct ~ al ~
Individo0al who expscs = kUmmEalsyt1 -
regard him Is q jinelenan, When gman
has gone to the expense cf ptiib kdy.s
va to . KOnsert Nobnddy bot stlRE1
kuss wood cum and naenopeliae hdNnnGk
ETY.. such Feller who would ut % thak
way is memo enuR to go to : ssrIgGs Tiven
for the benefit ov the poor a. kFi1fia
under the kanvas. want atbrkmo&
what you think about Il. SnlIaios MY
git mad and want to fite. Iwgrk to hare
him. ide like to thrash him eWsI how.
| have stiled this "rAskAlly O6fft
plese print 1t just that va. lr 70 =;
Indignantly yurca aya., gJs,I
SWANS LUyYEH,,e
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

IT MUST BE THAT WE LIVE AGArN.-Bul.
wer cloquently says: ~ can not believe
that earth is mans abiding place. It can't
be that our life is cast up by the ocean Of
eternity to float moment upon its waves
and then sink into nothingness! Else.
why is it that the glorious aspirations
which leap like angels from the temple OF
our heart are forever wandering about
unsatisfcds Why is it that the rainbow
and clouds come over with beauty that
is not Of earth, and then pass off and
leave US to muse upon their favored love
liness2 Why is it that the stars. who
hold their festival around the midnight
throne, are set above the grasp of our
limited faculties, forever mockine us with
their unapproachable gloryp And, finally.
why is it that bright forms of human
beauty are presented to our view. and
then taken from us, leaving the thousand
streams Of our affections to flow back in
Alpine torrents upon our heartsP We
are born for higher destiny than that Of
earth; there is q realm where the rain.
bow never fades where the stars will be
spread before US like islands that slumber
on the Ocean--and where the beings that
pass before us like shadows will stav in
our presence forever"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

A BAD NIGHr.-A gentleman was once
dining with friend, when q most dread
fnl storm arose. In hopes of abatement,
the entertainment was prolonged to the
latest possible hour; but at length it was
over, but the storm showed no signs OF
ceasing, but on the contrary, grew worse
and worse. The host insisted on his guests
acceptance Of lodging for the night, in
view of tho impOsSibility Of his reaching
his home.
The guest complied, but in few min
utes was missed from the parlor. In half
nn hour he re'appeared, drenched with
rain.
"Where in Heavens name have you
beenI" asked the host, viewing the sin.
gNlar object, that looked like dog around
the paws and q weeping willow about the
head.
al" said he quickly, shaking off ths
water, ~ have been at home to tell my
wife that as it is such a bad night should
not return!"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

- W q - 'It- q - z Eztt1ttA = "A
MILLIONS ONLY EQUAL 70 4 Mrsz 90
wenhoeck tells US Of animated fheess9 sSsa
with the microscope, Of which S&5fsys
seven millions would only bo equ ~ 3
mite. Insects Of various, kinds
servable in the cavities Of . COMMAS 81
Of sand. Mold is q forest Of l'lEl,
trees, with the branches, leaves ] ~
and fruit fully discerni6le. Be-
are fully feathered. HaiRs ere NJ
tubes. The surface Of our bod 60
cred with scales, like. . fish; 4 .1tIe
grAin Of sand would cover one ~
and fifty Of these scales. and ., ~
COVERS Ave hundred pofes-ysk 3
these narrow openings the hss ~
exudes like water through . - ~
minute must be itS partielesl ~
makes five hundred steps in. y
Each drop Of stagnant' water c. II y
world Of animated beings swim. -
as much liberty a. whales In ~.
Each leaf has . colony Of, insecs ns
on it like an OK in Q meadow.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

Written for the Noantnln Democrat
'Why Stand ye here all the day idle y
This question should now be asked by
the people Of this State, and their servants,
who have been entrusted with the man.
agemcnt of the public affairs, should be
called to strict account of their steward
ship. Two months have been consumed
in the discussion of q set of resolutions
intrinsically not worth the paper on which
they are printed; while the great interests
Of the State are entirely neglected, and
the money Of the people squandered for
nothing. Selfpreservation is the first
law ofnature; and the care ofthe interests
Of those they represent, should be the
first duty Of the statesman. California
has interests paramount to any that now
engages the attention of her Law. makers.
Our entire system Of government must be
remOddled, simplificd, Ond be made less
expensive. Our revenue system must be
altered and unconstitutional revenue laws
repealed. Our people must have homes,
and protection for their prOperty,-the
State must have jurisdiction over the en-
tire territory within her acknowledged
limits before she can be on an equality with
the other States of the Union. Rcsolu-
tiOns must be passed instructing our Sem
atOrs and Representatives in Congress,
to demand Of the General Government
the sale, and surrender of all Jurisdiction
over the territory of the State. Our ad-
vancement and permanent prosperity,
nay, our very existence rs State requires
that this demand should be made at once.
The people should ask, in thunder tones,
Of their representatives, "Why stand yc
here oil the day idle?" JCNICS.
HERMITAGE, March !, 1861.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09
The First Ebblns Of the Gold Tide

The First Ebbing OF the Gold Tide.
Tho San Francisco Herald shows by
figures that our export Of gold thus far
this year has been $JO4, 600 lesa than the
amount sent in the same part Of last year.
Had it not been for the domestic disturb
anccs which have created money pressurcs
in the States East, our gold shipments in
the time above stated would have been
less, perhaps, by two millions The yield
Of gold is not decreasing but our pur-
chascs abroad are, while our manufactures
and exports are increasing and, therefore,
the time has actually commenced when
our tide of gold will cbb and flow. Here
tofOre it has always been flowing from US,
but hereafter 1t will flow back upon US,
not so abundantly as it went. yet sufi-
ciently tOkeep steady and great increase
Of varied industrial development and to
make California . most progressive cOun.
try. OF our recent progress and pros.
pective capacity the Herald remarks:
"The character Of our merchandise exports
this year 10 more favorable to our dOmestic in.
dustry than was the case last year. During
the early part OF 1860 we exported but little Of
domestic produce. This year, Of the al 1876
exported, $6S9,2l3 has been in the pFoducis Of
our soil; in other words, we have exported Of
domestic produce, since January let, nearly as
much as Of oil sorts OF merchandise for q cur.
responding period Of 1860. OF two articles
alone, wheat and -four, we have export.
ed, within the past fifty days, To the amount
Of &49G,724; and Of this, Great Britain, new
and important customer, has taken the bulk.
We say imCOrtant, because Great Britain is
likely to bt u steady and reliable customer,
should the late shipments give the satisfaction
that 10 anticipated. She annually imports, on
an average, One-third Of the breadstnfFs she
consumes; and the great need Of California is
An outlet. the regularity Of which can be relied
on from year to year: Weare satisfied that we
can supply Great Britain as chCaply as she eau
be supplied elsewhere. and have little cause for
fear that our breadstuns wall not give satisfac-
ti0n 10 other respects.
The partial failure of her cereal crops last
year, probably rendered It necessary that she
should import at least o.. 900 900 bushels, since
her average consumption annually is 10000
900 bushels. Already immense supplies have
sought her shores from the Atlantic side Of our
continent, and, since let September, 1850, Cali.
fornia has sent her, in wheat and -four, equal to
1901, 1888 bushels Of wheat. This mite Of our
own State may be regarded as but drop IN
the bucket" VI her necessities; but still II must
be regarded a. pretty well FIR q n-yeAr.Cld"
State, Of less than half million Of people. Il
Is scarcely fair specimen Of what we cdA do,
Il we can only secure q constant and steady out
let fur our prOducta, so that our farmers may
go fearlessly to work, and fairly test the capa-
city Of our soil.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09


On WRITING THE YEAR's TITLE.-Hny
glibly, says the Sierra Democrat, Ne h1ad
a letter with "1S0l." Years 1fc; litAh
we dated down in the young eiehioen
hundreds, 1t was difiiculG 70 81 len The
way Of writing the title Of the nsw Enme.
Il was habit to be acquired ard ,keS
well on. it wore for q long. ts1lg d b S
shirt from the shelf, starched al tlf
and it required usage to get easy 1Bel
Now, we add o year to those Of os 81
as though it were bat . day 10 tha Nolh,
Whyl when we chased laxY kliI ~
out Of the black mud latgf. lRp
went birds.egging !; and late, eRI' -
nicking-whil0 Z Timo G1anG "a s' w.
and lent his glass % HePe
had so much Of promise ; t6e ST :
much of beauty !. and. the Ahtuki
full Of the good things Of e4Eth - he
old Winters terrots were 1tkR1 nd
the coming one welcomed. Iti4 -
now. We look forward Ahd an ~
moro Winters than viii c6mb q ~
They rise before us as their nj GEp
multiply, and away In the haSy u
guide boards thick q NAiIestbA -
way: 1869, 1868, "a. Winters @ NJ
seem-gray moss from fresty tsse hesr
dering the way. :.
Looking down from the 81 q
marked '6l, we see between us and Hxs
Newly q running stream; ard - lhe
other side men ply the pick a1
while children play IN the; sdheh
women Haunt fine dry goeda, anl
Craze where the flowers bloom, ~
bank the leaves are rcddeninR anA 1Esr
it the rain hardens to sleet- -thSa
and where the swaying pines n~i ~
brown burs in the wind. the - lA
rises high" 1861 I" We may lfs4
or may give place TO otheiR ...:. ~
"ss tkey pasS - n
Into the ra~l ef 81 sSir-s. 49, a a.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

A Scorcu PARsoN. In ths Re
said in his prayer, Lord. Bic
council, the parliament, atl6
they may ell hang together,
fellow said "Amen, AvtSS i1l
!" I'm sure it,s the PsaysI q ~
pie" Friends, cid ~ ui.'
don't mean IS that fellow q,
prayer is that they may Al t5
In accord and concord
what cord, " replied IT,
il be but strong ~.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

The greatest charm Of books is that We
see IN them that other men have suffered
what we have. Some souls we ever find
who have responded to all our agony, be
it what it may. This, at least, rObS mis-
cry Of its loneliness.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

DICK.-"I say Jack, suppose three bad
eggs and pair Of old boots were boiled
down in gallon Of Croton, how do you
think il would compare with Saratoga
waterp"
AcE-(reAectingly)-"It wants anOth.
or egg"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

The DEAD WTFE.-In comparison with
the loss Of wife, all other bereavements
are trifies. The wife-she who Ans so
large space in the domestic heaven she
who is SO busted, so unwcaried; bitter,
bitter is the tear that falls on her clay.
You stand beside her grave, and think Of
the past 1t seems an amber -colored path
way, where the sun shone upon the beau
tiful flowers, for the stars hung glittering
overhead. Fain would the soul liDger
there. No thorns are remembered about
the sweet clay, save those your hands
have unwittingly planted. Her noble,
tender heart lies open to your inmost
sight. You think of her as all gentleness,
all beauty and purity. But she is dead.
The dear head that has so often lain upon
your bosom now rests upon a pillow of
clay. The bands that administered SO
untiringly, are faded, white and cold be-
meath the gloomy portals. The heart
whose every beat measured an eternity Of
love lies under your feet. And there is
no white arm over your shoulder now !:
no speaking face to look up in the
eye Of love; no trembling lips to murmur,
"Oh, it is too sad!" There is strange
hush in every room! No smile to meet
you at nightfall-and the clock ticks, and
ticks! 1t was sweet music when she
could hear it. Now it seems only. the
hour through which you watch the shad-
ows Of the gathering shade upon the
sweet face. But many tale It telIeth OF
joys past, and sorrows shared, and beau.
tiful words registered above. You. feel
that the grave cannot keep her. You
know that she is often by your side, an
angel presence. Cherish these emotions /:
they will make you happier. Let her
holy presence be a charm, to keepsyou
from evil. In oil new and pleasant con.
nections, give her place in your heart.
Never forget what she has been to you
that she has loved you. Be tender to her
memory.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

JoHx HATc.Si iI|S
" The editas ~ tAl
who hann'e IN 1ls
went. reeG1lli, q 8 IA
be saW klkese 6m ss.
wona ~ !.
izss kkzke
6f1
eiksik md -
inizS HIT & 4t1
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

"Steel your heart" said . eOnsiderate
father to his son, " for you are going now
among some fascinating girls." III had
much rather steal theirs" said the prom.
sing Young man.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

A BACHELOR friend of ours left board.
ing house in which there were q number
Of old maids, on account Of "the miscra-
bic fair set before him at the table,"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

sHiAnLV Year AA, RIH NeatAs
Ihrvr A"nths. iO tine Manth tpaIahks e - C,sT
r'rr'' NrrntS; SiuEic cOptea, 1ztS ceAIS.
ADNEkTISlNttne aqHaFe of le lnps ayvs aus-v,,- a.
'u,,-l"en' cttisa - ~ nusissps taFas lnss
q e'. QUE yesr SsS nu,lne.. cards = Hes - I-.-
Ihfce hoaths SO nIerAl dissant uil h usAp = ,I
sNcccd one square.
JnH PRlNTiNO-0ur Oaee Is rerlets With en- The us-Tu
Improvements Tot the SSAv eEarutioa q
every 'arety ofPklNTlN0, surh Ra1ka Pnphhts lT-f,
Isssrr' Hsndhls. CireuAra Bail Tirhsts Praalrs CrV.
u0cae. "t Si'rk OF Dspaalt. hheads Ckeshs ls~luss
eaFd LAr, etc.,, either In plata lAney eOlssui lnks
JUSTICES bLANKS-AaAAstts caAsVtahIaas 0sA Wy,s Fl
Aarhment Sndrrt the seq laV ~ tks Olss ai,o
anh Dearatlona 81 HoaeAtead the eoavenleni TOWN
sss Alao JHae Prussd, esupete loSm q hInsrs DeA
h. VlSHHR. No my washlng gsa stFs- eass.e Aasv,vss
uPrrA Hsiise is the only AuthaTtne the hl
nEMCkAT In the eliy - hAn GFHnsasa Al sriSrs ~
trRd~d to- " ~ F-P''' NJ
g. kEREYh auihorli to receive noaeys due this GD.r
IN suh-rrirtlnas. adJrrsHR, etr.
T. H. URkEV Il aaihartsri ale aud r..l,.
- mohry y thr MOUNTAIN DkNOCRAT.
" T. GIHhS i Tho AHh"r1cl Agent ~ the DEMOCRAT At
""rFrnNh tlrlcrs fuf the paper adVernE or for lob
sHt Mh With him. Hll le promptly atiendrsi to.
UhNS y INkMN l. the authorized Agrnt " the NuTN.
TVS ueHucRiT =, VI Dorado. Orders len with hai III
It, pr"nptS attended t".
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09
BANK EXCHANGE.
GARY HOUSE. MAIN STREET.
PLAcERvILLE.

JOHN LYNCH. ... PROPRIETOR.
ETNIIH UNDERSIGNED having become sole propri.
i eloF Of the above named popular SAlonn. would
respectfully inform hts friends, and the pahlic gen.
orally, that ~ heretofore, nothing bu, the HEST OF
LIQUORS, WINES CIGARS, ttc., shall be found at
hls Rar-and hence, with confidence. anticipates .
liberal sAare or patronage. JOhN LtNCH.
HaceFvlle, Feb. 2, 1861. Eo9-Sm
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The storms that prove mOSt destructive
to cOnnnbial peace usually beein wlthllI1
tie squalls 40
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

ALWAYS be as witty as you can With
your parting bOw-yOur last speech i
the one remembered.