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The following letters, detained IN tan Chicago
Pott ONCE for postage, will be forwarded to the
DEAD Letter ONCE, on Monday next. un1ess tho
postsge 1s previously paid. Call at the roou Of
the Dead Letter Clerk, mp stairs:
Miss Clara Johe, Chicago, ul
John 3. Carter, :. "
H1s. Jane BnrIinga1ue, Eastvi1e, Ill,
MIL, " j. Wilcox, Durand, III.
Hi1am Dil1on Green River, I'll.
jobn 4. Godfrey, St. Louis, No.
Mre. Jennie T.. Davis, Clifton, Iowa,
Herry T, Brown, Clinton, Iowa.
r g. Hall. 0conto, Wis.
John q. Bradley, MarahA1. Mich.
Jones 4 Hubbell, Ontonagon, Mich.
VIM. Rattle, C1eyela. d, OHIO.
Chas. ". CottiDg. Boston, MASS.
Willard Millson, Trinity Center, Cal.
Letters under old style clamps and stamped en-.
7elopee, not recognized IN payment for postage
John Ellis, Chicago, III.
J. o. FELTON,, 81
t Ithoram Taylor.
John MIlle. Etna, Ill.
A, j. Woods, Mahonet, III.
| william Palmer, Bergen, Iowa
1iiEs ANA Ha1l, Cannon Falls: MINI.
| Dr. ". A. Gordon, Warsaw, IL
| Robert D. Gordon, Almond. Wis.
Jacob Schmidt, Me,ri1lsyille, Ind.
Ei Burk, indianapolis, Ind.
| Dr. T, r. SceIey> noWhgtac, Mich
Miss Fsnuy 4. Hastings, D0Wagtac, Mich.
Johu Kennedy, New York.
| Mira Aaron Dunktn, Cuba, Wis.
| Chas. ". Hamilton, Cuba, Wis.
Mrs. j. e. R1ckett, Dnndaf, Fem.
, 1861-10-25

4AAEAll.E NQUNT{S OcL.
Edttors Of The Tribune:
toll until the setting. We live in the great West
and are loyal citizens. We have suffered and sub
mitted under that baneful protective System Of
At Cairo instituted. and not man complained.
We saR the Morrill, Tariff enacted, End though We
said nothing. ne allowed Yankee money to take
the place Of cur OVID, getting out OF the frying
pan into the fire, and submitted. Later We have
eeen plots agafast the West, betWeeen and
amonget grain operators in Chicago, warehouse
pruprietote veasel owners ard railroad compsniee,
from Illinois. On Saturday you showed that the
esr1iers, warehouses; &c, charged Is cents
fer carrying corn to New York, 1ea7iug ceuta to
the farmer. Yesterday freights advanced on the
Likes Alto esnte, al d warehoussmen were charg-
ipg extra storage. and Erie canal fretshts had ad-
yanced cente. This will harol7 leaye three centa
to the producer. Nov Mr. Editor.-we are in for
edge the effects Of supply and demand to be egit~
innate But ne know that the rise in freights on
railroads. Likes and canals. 8Id the advance In
storaAe, arc parts Of concerted plan to rob the
| pEtductc.
Tho clippers say, let us put freight up to
| the freights 80 up, and the etoG will hare to be
sed fer the elevator will force them to sel. They
! carpet stand The sto1sge.
t New, Mr.. Editor. the Vest is supporting this
war. Il fs our produce that keeps supply Of gold
| in New York, that buys the Treasury notes. Now
| speculstcrs are cold-blcoded operations. The
sffect of these operations will be IN estopper ol
| the movement Of grain from the country and Il
| so. it may Euit these operators In grain just o.
well. ior 1t will add to the va1ue of al they have
| on hand, and all they have shipped
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d I Il D.

In this city, on the morning OF the sd OF Ort.beT
Mrr. PAT IENCE LORRAINE: wife Of Alonzo Hunt-
fnEton, Etq- and ST ter Of =. Dyer.
The fure1 al will take p1nce at the family residence
on Friday afternoon at hs1f past two O'Clock.
At st. Char1ee. Zane CouDty, Oct. sCth, PETER
GUTHRIB, aged Aft5 -four years. formerly of Banf-
shire, Scotland.
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The Convention then proceeded to b,1lot
with The following result:
.TTp&T pArynN


~. - 4Aha. ~
7. B. Carter. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
The Chairman In announcing the vote stated
that one Of the te11ers, in passing with the
hat, lad, By sudden jostle, lost from the hat
one OF two votes. Upon this statement the
convention proceeded to another ballot, the
last bsllctipg considered, under the e'rcum-
stances, infosmal.
sixth BALLOT.
One hundred and twenty-five votes were
cast, three votes more than the number Of del
egatee, and the ballot was thrown out. The
general impression placed the vote in favor Of
O'Ha1a, but the vote was not announced.
SEVENTH BALLOT.
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CLEARED,

Prop E Foss, Wilson, Muskeson-
Prop Acme, Hathaway, Buffalo, 70, COO bn cora.
Prop 0gdEnsbu1gh, Hopkins, Ogde1sburgh, 5000
bu corn, 40 brlf -four.
Bs1k Colorado, Mason. Bnffa1o, a3oG0 bn corn.
Bark Vim StnIges, Faith, Buffalo, 1850 bu
Bark Three Bells, Felaa, Colborue, 1aoOo bu
wheat. .-
Brig Mechanic. Collins, Bufalo, 5000 bu coru.
Brig Algoma, McGWi1n, Grand Traverse.
SchI Planet, Lynn, Buffalo. 2 $50 bu corn.
Schx Lady Jane. Ingalls,, Pier Marquette.
Sehr Nichols. Simmons, Sheboygan.
Schr Baltic, Baker, Buffalo, $3.50 hu corn.
Schr Harden, Iugerso1l, Grand Haven.
Schr Mary Norton, Fanetta, Buffalo, u,N bu
Wheat,
schr Fo1fair, Lindgreen, Bnffalo, 7,2t4 bu wheat.
Schr Australia, Anderson, Buffalo, 9, 81 bu corn.
Sehr Reciprocity, Matthews, -OsWego. II, $50 bu
wheat.
sehr Amelia, English, Buffalo, 17.sss bu com.
Schr Gertrude, Aayet, Buffalo. 18 A0 bu wheat
Schr Queen Of the Weet, Sargent, Green B2y.
Schr Palmetto, Scanlan, Oconto.
| Sehr Jane Louisa, Dayt5, Manitowoc.
Sch1 Albatross, Muir, Menominee.
Schr Irwin, Sherman, Manistee, 30 brls beef,
10 bris fposE. 10 b1ls ware.
Schr New LcnEon, Smith, Buffalo, ,15, 800 bn wheat
| schr Harriet FoEs, Wayne. 0swego, 9,2225 bu
sehr ce1thsgenian, Davis. oswego, 1850 bu
| wheat
schr Ell Tempo, Hughes, Buffalo, $500 hu wheat
Schr Ravenza, Ma1o1te, Buffalo, 21,5oo bu wheat,
, 1861-10-25

TUG E G.. RLTSH.-Any person
l. having claims axalnst Tug 3. G, Blish arc ~
Qusfted to forward the SANE, duly certified to tho
derHsnnd fnr p%TneRt Addrass ". Il. RAR4R d
SON Detroit Ilna- z. O. Drawer 313, oet41l0
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ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAR

ARRIVED. Oct. %
B Tho1p, Joliet, 5000 bu osts.
Stare ana Stripes, Lasalle, s5l00bu corn.
Rail Splitter, 1asalle, 5000 hu corn.
Angola, Lae11Ie, 1854 hu cofn-
Old Abe. Joliet, 3c00 hu corn, 80 bu rye, $50 bu
WHEAT.
Central City, LasaEe, scco bu corn, SEQ burye, 19
bu Wheat,
a Leach, Lasalle 25oo bu corn, 1900 bu whest. FL
at2 htlt fnur, 4e90 1na hana.
Gibraltar, Laealle, 1900 bn wheat, 1909 bu corn.
Ctab, Lssalie, 400 bu corn, 500 bu wheat, Is bu
wheRt.
Tno. Lasalle. 5000 bu wheat, $500 bu corn.
S Douglas, Seneca, 560O bu com, 80 bu rye.
Ianra Anr, Ottawa, $500 bu com.
CIEhpsan. Ottawa, $500 bu corn
Adells, Joliet, 5000 bn corn, 500 bu rye.
CLEARED. Oct. .
America Lasa1le, 100 N shingles 50 lata, SIS brl
salt, 532 ne mdze-
North1cp, Joliet, 20 eds baEk.
1anIhe, Dupage, $500 1t lumber.
M Brown, LoGkport. 5000 It lumber.
TfoubE dcur. Lcckport, 10 brls salt.
, Thorp. IockpoTt . br1s ea1t. N hoops.
Lemort, 1oekpoft, 1900 rbs mdze.
IT " Dodge, Ottawa s m elding.
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Fair Play
Editors Chicago Tribune:

Fair Play
Editors Chicago Tribune:
As there are SIX important county Offices to
fill, and as the Convention yesterday SAW prop
er to give two Of them to citizens OF foreign
birth, don't think 1t was hardly fair to be
stow both on Iiehnen. On what grounds
this was done / would like to knoW. The
Germans Of Cock County, hare contributed
five times as many soldiers to fight for the
Union ae the Irish. Are they not is respecta-
because they had 10 "stump.tai1'' beef con
tracte. A GERMAN.
~ DR.. Al1port's Tooth Powder is recommend
ed by all who use it, and to give satisfaction.
One trial will chow Its superiority over all other
articles for the Teeth. It will be found at S2r-
gent's, corner Of Randolph and State streets.
, 1861-10-25

D. 0'HefA. .-.-.........,....-.......
=. y. SA1tkfs VI
being IL votes, more than the number Of
delegates. But rs the taking Of the extra votes
from the number left 8 clear majority OF the
Convention in favor Of O'Hara, it was, upon
motion Of 1tr. Under, resolved to make the
nomination OF Daniel O'Hara unanimous.
JUDGE OF COUNTY COURT.
Upon motion, the Convention proceeded
to nomination for the Office Of Judge Of the
County Cou1t.
The following candidates were placed in
nomination:
Andrew Akin, q. L. Rneker,
". T. Barron, J. B, BIadWell,
II F. Tuley, Wa. Graves,
D. Y. Bell, s. 4. Irwin,
, 1861-10-25

~ Walsh has Petsrson's new publication,
81 The Lsdr Maud .-Egsn'x ]stest work.
, 1861-10-25
RHtlI1H1B.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAL,

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL.
Nt = B0kD.
R6EAT RETRAI EOuTE 20 EEW YDRE, EEH
EEGLA< D AND THE CANADAS.
On snd afper SUNDAY, A1g LIZ, 1861, f1Hns Ie&1a
The FreAt Central Depet foot Of lAka 1tTseh #
T4hS n N-IIRht1tnx Expyena {e1cepS 1urtsY1 t.
ft7e It Detroit go F.. n: Suspension
BFtdEs, 100 4. n; Albany. ~ z. u;
FeV YWE 80 z. H.; Bo6ton4 Has r. u
4:xQ P M-NeW York md Bo&tcn EKprezA te1ceps
Saturday. At1tye 4t Det1ott s:9 = Il;
fToTunto. ia z. u: Montreal l45g NJ
eusrensta1 Bridge Or B1dAo. 6W
Albany, 8S1 s. 4; NeN Iotk, a0a L. Il:
Cineinusn Tr1ias 1ta Il. e. B.11roed leaye Chicago
st 7H0 A. ", AS1 Train: 8e{t8 p H. Fast Express;
aniye "a Chlea9o at 100 A. n. Fast E1press md
I2:4k NtsAt Mall Train:
Tie sob F. II. Train iea7ing Chicago runs through
TO C;nctn1sd Sithout chsaEe of eazs or qakga{e;
SAEea1fy'B Patent D1sters Ath run po LAY es1pteaa
Trains Pate1t S1eepisg GAYS OF all night tzt1a.
r BsgEaKe Checked Through. n
THROUGH TICKETS Ter sale N 81 principal Kan-
road OfHces IL the West at the 9alens Once. corusT
Hoase chicago ND R z. 5se Gpe2os sn,,,nta,ta.t
JQA. BEAN, He&ten Pass. Agt.
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T AR9E OR SMALL ORDERS
- for Feed Neal or Flour 1led In aAnrt ordeE and
at The lowest r1te& Uylxl BT6VEHb Il EQkRl3.
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Upon informal ballot, the following votes
Hsre cast:
J. F. Eberhatt. Observation-Disclosures 20
G. 4. Meech....-.- ......-.........--.. IS
C.6- ]. Mtller. %
Z. T.. MeEt1fG z
FIRST BALLOT.
= 4 4 Heesh; St5;s,... q
j. F. Eberha1t. al
SECOND BALLOT.
G. e. J: Miller .....-.-.....-.- .-.------SS
y, r. Eeefnaft4-
Mr. Eberhsrt, having received the. highest
number Of yotea, Was declared the choice Of
the Convention.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
The Convention then proceeded to the nom-
iration Of County Surveyor, with the follow
ing result:
T. b1xpY -. -.....-..-..-...-..- '-'1!
- NctuALcck-... ......*~-....-@4
A. Wolcott. .--.-....-..,-......-.69
Upon motion Mr. Alex. Wo1cott was de-
clared the unanimous choice of the Conven*
ticn.
The Convention proceeded to the choice Of
! County Justices. as follows:
FIRST BALLOT,
| Charles q. Barn. m.............-........-.43
| John EAmmAcE.
Philip Caldwell. u..-.----.--*-....-.....,.13
Upon motion Mr. Cammack Was declared a
1emlnee.
| SECOND BALLOT.
Philip Caldwell. .43
Mr. Caldwell was declared the choice Of the
!
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wynp1No CARD8 THE "YAnkee Card VII
te.'s celebrated vieit.ng and Wedding Cards, new
ttles, may be safely ordered By letter, and will be
delivered postage jrs to my part OF the country.
Write names plainly, aud send letter and three
red etsaaps for samples, to o. sackett, fremont
Hs4ae Chicago. 0ct26$t
, 1861-10-25

Mr. Maher having received the highest num-
ber Of votes, was declared the nominee Of the
Convention for ths of1ce Of County Treasurer.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
The Convention proceeded to the noml1la-
ton Of School Commissioner, and the follow
ing candidates we're placed in nomination: J.
F. Eberhart, Geo, 4. Mech, Chas. H. ]. Miller,
G. E. Meserve,
| INFORMAL BALLOT.
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DELEGATES TO TEE EONvENTIoN.
The Convention here resolved itself into
District Conventions, aud proceeded to the
nomination Of delegates to the Constitutional
Convention. John Wentworth and Melville
". Fuller we're nominated By the South Dis.
t1lct, and q. G. Goudy aud Elliott Anthony By
| the North District.
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Having amajority Of the number Of votes
cast, G. B. Farweu was declared the nominee
of the Convention.
COUNTY TREASURER.
The Convention proceeded to nominate the
candidate for County Treasurer, aud the fol
lowing persons were placed in nomination.:
Hugh Maher. A. H. Boyden,
Ii. Gleesou, 4. Il. Heald,
/ c, E. G. Miller, J. h. Kennedy, ::
| C. Reiefg. H. D. Coly1n,
| Martin Dodge, c. Mcdonald.
, 1861-10-25
the COUNTY CONVENTION.
Nomination Of County Officers.
A GENERAL "slA1E" BREAKING,
Interesting Side Scenes.
L DISAPPOINTED LEGION 0F
CANDIDATES.

The Cook County Convention called by tho
City Committees cf the Republican and Dem.
ocratfc parties met yesterday afternoon at
Bryan Hall to nominate candidates for the
County Offices to be filled at the ensuing No.
Sember election The Convention was called
to order by c. N. Holden, Esq. Chairman Of
the Republican City Committee and the call
Was read.
Mr. Garrison moved that Ira 7. Munn. Esq.
be appointed Temporary Chairman Of the
Convention. Carried.
O. T. Linder :-"Mr. Chairmsn, I move
that all persoEs, not delegates to the Conyen~
off the platform, and that they be occupied by
delegates slone."
| The chair decided that It was unnecessary
| to put the motion as he trusted to the good
| seuee OF those who were not delegates that they
| would leave without request. The goodsense
| Of the outsiders. however, proved unworthy Of
| t1ret,as they Still remained upon the Platform
| peddling tickets and creating the utmost hub
bub and confusion.
| Ill. Garrison moved Tint D. Fl. Danolds
Of the First Ward be appointed Temporary
Secretary. Carried.
| The Chsir suggested that it would be appro-
! pirate to have Secretaries also from the North
and West Divisions, and Thomas Mackin and
| David Cameron we're appointed.
hr. Linder begged that outsiders would
leave the platform, 20 that the Convention
could organize The Chair reitersted his re-
guest but no attention was paid to II, new
| candidates continually docklng upon the plat
, 1861-10-25

CHICAGO MEDICAL socRT1.-By resolu-
tion passed at the last meeting of the Chicago
Medical society. meeting will be held this
evening, at as Washington street, and every
Fticsy evening, except the first in each month,
until the next annual meeting, or until other
Wise ordered.
, 1861-10-25

r Q W. " E R. R s zozS 8 49, G g.; :,
Packing House corner Grove and Cros. streetz near
kjcn1kan Southern Stock Yards. of1se, LIS south
"Ef1 nurchsse Cattle and Hogs and slaughter a1d
fure PTrnTftfone on cclnuiscfon. oc2-geS6-Gn1
, 1861-10-25

&C. FLINT EscAPEp.-C, c. Flint, lately ic-
dicted before the Recorders Court Of this city
for forgery and swindling, was arrested in
Washington on Sunday by Chicago ofH-
Ger, as stated in our columns on Monday last
After his arrest, ne Was placed in charge Of the
Provost Marshal ter safe keeping until Mon
dsy morning, at which time the officer intend
ed returning with him Before that time,
however, the prisoner had succeeded In escap.
ing fom the Marshals custody and Is still at
large, although the officers aae still on hia
track.
, 1861-10-25

41e Iouo"uS Ie"u oA1C1le He1e AohAAoF
ed:
SOUTH Ca1cAGe.-co1lector, Anton Berg; Clerk,
of Hiehsa5a, y. =. co@etoek, II 4: Jennings;
Supervisor. Fernando Jones; Assistant do. Aaron
RsTsn co%mifst9neEs @ Hisssys .15 ION Ms
for, Aaron Gibbs I'd do. Stephen Barrett; Sd do.,
Peter Caldwell 4th do. John Boorman.
MSa!a Bsas 6el j.
hs3E7l snpe4Viaos, Elias sh3pnaa Asei stant d.: Ed
d., d. l. Lampa1tne1; I'll Ward, DO, Eli Bates.
WEST Collector Geo; More;i Clerk,
E. L. O'Rara; Assessor, :. =; Boanan; co9m1s-
sioneIs Of Highways Tnos; Ohs ATguss %s1es stean
Srperyisor. John Cogan; 6.h Ward Supervisor,
carthy.
RESOLUTIONS.
PREVIOUS to adjournment, which did not oc.
cur until midnight, Dr.. Evans offered the fol-
| lowing resolutions, which Tere adopted, a
small fragment Of the Convention only ra'
| naming, and the Committee on Resolutions
having made no report;
Reso1rtd, That We, the Onion Convention ol
| Cock County approve OF the rigorous prosecutor
oG %ased ias
Ksso{std, Tint We bold rebels against Cur GoT
srnment TO- be outafde the pale or its protection
Judgment Of the enlightened nations Of the world
a1d that a. t1ch they ahould be treated IS pnbut
Rtsszsed, Thst We call upon the Administration
to Use cye1y lsg climate means Of warfare to sup
press he rebellton-i1clnding, i1clnding the condscatton Q
| tIon ct the slaves.
WEpp1so CARps THE Yankee Card VII
te.'s celebrated Yieit1ng and Wedding Cards, new
, 1861-10-25

E The New York Ash regiment, "Ells-
wo,th's Avengers u passed through New York
city, en- soate to Washington, On Tuesday, and
wire decidedly The lions Of the day in the
crest metropolis. Almost every MAJ hkd a
bouquet, go plentiful was the supply.
, 1861-10-25

DEPARTURE or MAJOR BAR64R--Majoz
Barker Left last night tor Washington, having
recruited nearly one hundred picked men, Sc
lected from over Eve hundred that have offer,
ed themselves. Msjor Barker will have com
maud Of squadron of cavalry aching as Gen,
1E.(t1s11nn1e had4.xHaYd
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-15

RePub1iesa County C0nVensten'
The Republics COtaty Convention
meets IN thh city tO-da4 From the in
turst manifested In tbs vicinity. we in
feF tbst evesy precinct IN the county will
b represented, and that there will be =
hot contest for nominations The ltcPnb-
llcans have good material for . ticket, and
will doubtless place In nomination their
ablest and strongest men. For the first
time their prospects Of electing their
ticket in II DOn,lS county issncOun9ing.
Dlsagrceable as the fact may be, it is use
less to deny or disguise It The Demo-
cratic party, once invincible, by treach'
cry and detection and jealOuSics in its
own ranks, IL drlnOralized and " shOrn Of
its fair proportions" It's name, its glOri.
Gus antecedentS, It's triunPhs ind it, pure
principles-nallOnal and hallOwed BY the
illustrIOus patriots and statesmen who
originated and advocated them-arc still
ourS There are "still left in the Demo.
cratic party Of California, men who look
to the great principles Of Thomas Jeffer.
son, Of James Madison, and Of Andrew
jackson. Those who sh0uld be with ~
are against Us, counting tho smiles and 80.
Letting the support Of the Republican
party. And for what! For petty Office
But the time Will COME. must come, when
tho Democratic party. purified from the
base material that chung to Il when pow
erlul and betrayed II wien weak, viii
again be IN the ascendant, and that day
we hope and believe is not distant We
love that good cid party, and shall cling
to It With undertaking fidelity and devO'
tion SO long as It has an organization. 1t
has Puased through trials ~ gloomy a.
ti's present, and triumPhed over abier
atrd more Formidable opponents than
those who now assam u and It will do
50 again.
The Republicans Sre Ssnguine, but the
Democrats are Uvither subducd nor dis.
cOurngcd, and unless the former present
an unexccptiOnablS ticket even rs par.
ties now stand, we would have no fears
Of the result, though the odds, apparently,
arc against u.s. fhc most prominent can.
lidatcs. and the ones most likely to be
successful before the Convention to-day.
We have authority fUr stating; are, 5. Ems
mingcr, for Sheriff; James N. Reynolds,
for Collector; John Bush, for County
Judge q. ID. Hall, for District Attorney
J. q. Carpenter. for Clerk Aleck Fra.
zlcr, for assessor and Charles Parker
fOr Superintendent Of Public Schools.
W. heard a number Of other Republicans
tNmcd In connection with the other u.
fees, but their chances are not as good a.
those we have mentioned. With such q
ticket the Republicans might expect 9
victory.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-15

OUn TIcKEf.-At the head Of our edi-
tOeial cclumns will Be found the ticket
nomlnatsd BY the Democracy Of Fl Dora
d6C0sS1 kst Saturday. The men on it
~ Old nd prominent residents Of our
Uuntyr end some Of then have Oiled
publi6 positions kishfuIly. satisfactorily
and crsditably. The time for action is at
hand. Our friends must arouse them.
selves to meet the enemy in face to face
eoaaeSt. Let our Democratic brethren 60
towOrk at once and in earnest, and We will
elect our whole ticket This Is not the
@Bs 10 be idle Of lukcwaTm. Our opPO.
Aeah ars aetive, vigilant and unscrupu'
SOaA Let u ssspaSs them in zeal and
enthusiasm sWa Victory win reward our
sSdssA Lei fhe cd GSufd" rally under
their pgoHd old banner md resolved 10
uphOla h sgslnst all opposition, come
from what source Il may. There's magic
IN tAe Dsmoeratie name, end bsndFedss in
the bear a. tEial, win flock to the stand
srd Of he National Democracy.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-15

MALICIOUS FAlsEnOOD. following
malicious sensation item We extract from
the San Francisco XirrOr, . feeble and
inscriptions RepubiicaH OrgsA:
ExcIyExENY NJ
PlacervitIe DExUCRGr having made light
Of the assassination Of Colonel Ellsworth,
most Of the business houses Of that place
have withdrawn their patronage tfom the
paper, and . disposition i manifested 20
mob the Office. The Mayor Il actively
employed in keeping down the excite
u1ent."
This infamous slandeTer desires to Gre
ate The imPFssSioW that the people Of Pa
cesvills ere m6SOcratA viOlatcfs se law
and destTCyevs Of property. They ere
not They arc psaceable and law abiding.
It Il false that "mosa q tAo haalaess
hOuseS" withdrsW thsr PsSumss 6Ov
the DRA6CnAr. Il hAla ~thaE : dapo.
sitic0 was manifested 70 naOb tAo once. /"
II Is hlse that !" the Mayer vas actively
employed n keeping down - excite
nsnt" 4 OOspls e kaAyss h6sssa 90
unFOstuNsts uataraIs "a sAists ~ cegA.
's'9sspt = tNll - ss ~
~ Otpse WaAaa 0tDaasz1 ,tah ~ -.
EtSosa +, isaa ~ tAsa,g tsssshWero AeeGed
ct SOr tAesF shy a6a SsssO0ncea By CDR
Respectable ciGIsenG. ~
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-15
ror-,u-.,n-. If tn u-.r.... D-n~,n,
ONr.oxrowS, Juno 10th, 1881

CHCfsIEToWS, juno 10Th, 1901.
EOIrOR DENOCRAr; ~ WINS predicted,
the Union ClabS IRE breaking TO pieces.
M Nr the want II q union Of sentiment
illustrating the utter iGpOsslLility VI
sustaining = union Of Eesrta, clubs or
States, without Union Of feeling. or with
desire to Compromise individual opin.
ions to Perpetuatc that Union.
The Union Club met, I presume for
the last time !; at least many Of its mem-
Eers, on Saturday evening last-SOme de-
Sirous Of Union in the true sense OF the
terun--withdrew. With such q cOnElOm.
crate, heterogeneous membership, who
could have thought for moment Of form.
ing q partyi A Union party, without .
platform Of principles y Club, made
up Of AspiraMts GC~ place and power, who
have ever failed IN regularly organized
FWrsHes' A party made Up Of al shades,
from the AbOlitiOnist deep dyed in the
wool, to rank secessiONiSt4, each with his
pockets filled with resolutions peculiar 10
his own views-cnouGh to make plat
form for four PARTIES aud have timber Of
every sOrt!-cach snxiOus to make .
speech on his iavOrlte plan, and astonishCd
to Ind his brothers so stupid as 70 not
fall In with him and save the UniONi
Union should DO the motto with every
patriot, but il should be national Union
"a Union Of equal rights--A Union with
out any quarreIing as to where Q man is
from or what his profession h. a sec.
tiOnAl Union will lead to sectional strife,
and sooner OF later sevgr Ctfr once glorious
Union an'icabiy. OF lead US into war Of
determination, hatred and anarchy.
The people here arc quite pleased with
the Democratic ticket No one he's found
fault, and oil say It Is the best ticket ever
nominated in Fl Dorado county. The
Convention acted wisely in making nomi.
nations snd adopting resolutions, thereby
throwing their banner to the bScexe the
glorious old banner usnlGT which Demo.
Gratis have rallied, fD0ghs and conquered
IN times pastI and under which this pros.
perOuS country OfOuFs has been nurtured
until Il has grown the wonder Of an ed.
miring world that jeweled banner Un.
der which the people must lfuhG Anati.
cism and rc-unltc thcse dastneted States.
as q band Of brCtleFsI Of SEQ Them sun.
dered forever by the Black Republican
usnkPhg dynasty. ROVER