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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

Mrs.. Julia DssE Esyns' Dear
laudam. me Board - DsleWits Of the PiaesTvills
fire Ds,sgtmsna have Insal D'Si ne 1" issuEn yOs
theIr sias.rs ,h.ns SOs - benea. Givsn to the
C~.s.tIasr Tupd, % Ihs s..OInS Of fhur'A.y, Dec.
SIR, IN. 1hey also szsFe'' the hope for yOuT
peaes happiness, IS lAdy, and success In the
as,,Goua eutIes Of ysur procession.
Respectfully, your friend,
THOS. h. WADE,
eeSre,ary Piaeerville Fire Department.
F1aeervillc, Dec. 3Ist, 1880. Js''S-H
Proclamation. - There VIII -
Special Election held 81 the Union Saloon, Placer
vle on the evening Of January lSth, 1ssl, for he
purP Ne Of electInR Second Assistant Engineer Of
abe rlaerVvIlOs Pre- DeraEt@PNt. rOlss Ope6iFOm
O'Clock, p. H., til . O'Clock, pm.
THOs D. WADE,
INDS.2t Mayor City Il PiaeerviIle.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

ABRAHAM LIxcOEx's Congressional Dis
trict (SpringRcIO in Illinois has reelected
John n. McClernand. an able and eloquent
Democrat, to the House Of Representa-.
tives by about 5000 majority. Mr.. Lin
coins neighbOrs are fearful he will do
something wrong, so they sent strong
political opponent to watch him in Con.
gTcss They know that he is vascilIating
and unless watched and checked, might
be guilty Of some inexcuSable folly, which
would ExElect an them. .Il...-.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05
WhMa Hn1

The Red Bluff Beacon, strong Doug
las paper, n speaking of the election Of
en- United States Senator, significantly
says:
There u strength enough in Ne Democrat.
ic party land when we use that term We mean
the united Democratic party. to elect sound
aud gOOd man to succeed Mr.. Gwin, and he will
be taken IrOm the ranks Of those who n|rer
bOlIed q nomination"
The Beacon very coolly and CavaIierly
informs Messrs. McCOrklc, McKibbin,
Currey, COnneSS, Randolph, Griffith, Red
dingtOn, in fact nearly al the original and
prominent DOuglasites, that they have
nothing TO expect from the new converts
to DOuglasisn', that they must take back
scat and he treated as traitors. The Bed.
con dcnOunces "bOlters," and applies that
Hattering and CnviaLlc term to them, but
strangely fOrgets, for it cannot he isnO-
rant Of such notorious and iDdiSputabIe
fact, that itS party Is composed almost cx.
clusively Of OOltev-Of men who have for
years zealOusly labored 10 dcmOralize and
disOrganizc and bring into disrcputc the
Democratic party-Of men Of strong Re.
publican prOcliviticr. The Beacon itself
bOltcd but few months ago, and il looks
presumptuOus and ungrateful and incOn-
sisteRt in il 10 ccnsure McKibLin, Con.
ness 4 Co, for boiling. The BEACON is
evidently dissatisfied with its faction and
ashamed Of it's associates, and would not
be diSplcaSed to sec general break up on
the Senatorial question. 1t is indirectly
labOring for that object now. 1t pro- q.
bly, expresses the sentiments Of those
members Of the Douglas faction who were
" Administration Democrats" last year,
and supported Douglas solely because
they regarded him as the regular nominee.
The prospect Of q quarrel and split in the
Douglas ranks is decidedly encouraging.
The bOt'er', as the Beacon justly terms
McKibbin, McCorkle, CONFESS 4 CO., will
not agree to the cxtavngant demands Of
llogc, McDougall, Denver & Co. There
are too many aspirants in the camp, too
much envy and jealousy, for them To work
tremendously together. The leaders have
a vivid recollection Of former bitter per
sonal controversies, too recent and intense
to be forgotten or forgiven, and the same
old feeling is still cherished by them,
though concealed under the cloak OF cour-
tcsy for the present. The mask cannot
be much longer worn. 1t will be thrown
of soon after the meeting Of the Lcgisla-
turc, when each wing of the faction will
contend for the mastery, and the defeated
one affiliate with some other party, We
anticipate lively and interesting Scnato-
risl fight, and shall be disappointed il il
does not result in the complete dissolution
Of the Douglas faction.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05
MuWlnoMa.

0TAT9 on OALlROaNlA. Csasty 81 n pOeaAo.-
~ u The DIuAriee ,Coast 81 lhs HsvDalh JnaIcsan
Di.tEisA I'M =. DOMARUk,. plaintiff; ". JOAN
DgVk1Nt Hsasa1aat. Aetlna hTo1gkA In the Dis .
tSiDe Cas 81 ~ @svenih Judicial Dl1Tbet, and ehS
CsmVnlne aleil b fhe Cennty Of " DOFn.lO, m the
0Aee Il he Clerk 81 saA DssSIst CouEt, 10 ahd'ss
I'D 0rl14oV me 0aeOs 4 81
nj TestG & u. esats % CaIifSsniA, b JOHN
DExEKxs gFueiIng: Yea HFe hsysaS Required - APP
pear IN action brought against yes ~ the asOvH
naed plaIntIG IN the pisFtrs Court Of the GeVene%
IndlenI District, ia aud eF the C0usty 81 n Do.naoS
and e ansYer lie C0mpAint aled therein, vnhIa ten
days tsfsasIus Il SKs GaS 81 SeT1esj asr the ser
VIZ "a yea Of ihIs snumea IN serveA ws.ie re
Conntyj y served eut - this couliy, bat unhh VT
JndicaI District, withln tuelty dAys; o., s:r!e0
eas ~ eafa mR1sets thoA NEllln sgBsy daypsr Jnd9
EssaS u e.eaElt - - 49, aE..ess $50. e -
.iiEl - y,
sssse - z = s.''.,.is $50
- hSli u flRlhtid, 10 &c sss's r. ssi.i eDd
70 yoa 81 - apps ~ - fhngesr IT, Mt4 CO1
ent e ahevO required. tAs sala Rlsinllg ~ take
luaslsut gaGainss yea leog sAlA esm, lnssSest and
eesls, aoesFdlng - The pSayeF 81 sald. 6ompl lot
~ es1ss ~ nss. Jaass 1ehnson. oOaniy jsdse Of
ssid County.
80, Witness ny hand, and the ssal q SAID
L. Q. kCsaFt heFstN eAxeA. q Oeee In ~ Clty Of
49, PiaeeTvIlbN thls he "a dag Of 1anuagyt 4 D.
1861. WI. A. JkNUARYV Ci:Tk.
HrnE FL 'ss1 Attorneys for ciAlntlR. jshS-Sm
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

AZ AbolitiOnist named Palmer was
recently detected in tampering with slaves
in Alabama, furnishing them with bowie
knives and ineiting them to seditiOn. lie
was arrested, and theprOOf being positive,
was driven from the State. For expelling
the ineeadiary from their borders the poo.
ple. Of'AlAbaua arc denounced by the
Diack Republicans.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

1nsAus AsvLUS.-The number Of pa
dsAss aaMitted into the State Insane ASy'
lea, Ascending tosn OtilcialrepOFt, during
IL Isst year, was az, IN immense NUN
bein eompaEinon xiih the population Of
the State. OF These. Sen Francisco cO'''
trikdtsd - ne DuiabeF discharged,
died ard ssopsd, daring The same period,
1lz. The Instiss.iOn is said to be one Of
tks.hsst eoadoessd In the Union. DIR.
&ysstEispec6iIasiy fitted to DO At the head
IL and h would be detrimental to r"-
aove him. In him the unfortunate in
sAAsa have . skillful physician and kind
hfted fiend.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

TIE San Francisco Call says 1t Is now
pretty generally understood in political
cisOies that Governor DOwnsy is fairly in
the field 81 . candidate for the United
States Senate. Every DOugIaSite in the
State. Of any proaninenee. is ambitious to
occupy Gwin'S seat They worked hard
for q, expect H. claim It, and. the man
who get Il win be IN "big luck"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

Fns Ssn joaquin Republicans, an able
and TtlIable DsmOcrAtic paper, entered
1p6a Sts Nsyenth volume on the LIST inst.
u tsuly and proudly boasts that at ian
early a1yAhO banner Of Democracy was
Aoisted 1t Ia masthead" and through
a1 changes and reverses itkePt II ayiag.
u b the oldest Democratic paper in
the Stats and second to none in influence.
A long and prosperous career to the Re
.pnsAIiaan ~
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

tbs BOstOn Journal leading Black
RepublIean organ, has discovered that
''ths personal liberty bills" arc wrong, I'M
tnse t6sths Eouth and dangerous to the
integrity e he Union. and Is in favor Of
their EspeaL This 10 encouraging, and
We kops It, example viii be followed by
Tie etAsNa spnbliSanpaperS. Why drench
IN GEatesSe blScd the Iairest land the sun
ever ShOns upon merely to crafty the
pride Of worthless race!
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

: A zgnsss II NsEyssish saias have 70.
candy bssa Opsnsd ID .tAs I'm Gabriel
nipss ard d. pi6fss ass 81 qysaeOur.
assd b ~ prospect bsiGss tSssn. rhich
processes b b bselsr than ever Ss1v.
a nssr sfnissss ars1t work, uGkIs,
nnea aKs.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

~ - - y IT'D
In this City, On TAprsasy aAsrnaan. ~ Rev. Wal.
both Of u Dorado City. 10 .-rLa
1--WE invoke the blessings Of Heaven ou our ami.
able and bIOO~Ing yoGns friends. Nay TIme deal
gently with them, and smootAIy guide their bark
down the turbulent SirssR o. His. S~Fenesy -Asd
HlIsSfOly may tay pass shslF days. :" WIthOaa ~.
dow 10 their paGh, . eloua upen vSsir sky.''l
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

TnE Com ExPoKrs.-Thc amount Of
treasure shipped from the port Of San
Esaaeisee E,e The year 1860. hasamounted
70 90, ae7. $50 6e-a considerable falling
AZ from pFsviousy eaFs: GaIiGOFnianS will
tlnd cause Gos qualification in this, as it
shows that more money Is retained here
for investment than formerly, where i'm
vesaaaeas psy better than in any other
portion Of he Union.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

The number Of persons VINO need aid
in KAHaas - keep them from starving. Is
sstIaAVsd'at $1,000. Large eOhtri6utions
Of clothing, provisions, &C., have been
sent to them from the WesteEn States.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

POsrFOS4O.-As will be seen by EsGtFsucstO
another column, MesSss.. BAFss 4 Warwick are
Esluc'aHtly >aQ@PelIed tc postpone their CIT
Establishments " Will positively take pIaes on
Monday, eeth instant. -
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

COL GSEseHT 4. GaAxT, q we'll known
politieias and . liberai and gallant gentle
man. died 81 the St. FFsAes Hotel, San
YSiariscn, on the morning OF the 9lst ult.
,EGssFT brief 1li66SG He represented San
fF1ASiscO IN he Scmese few years ago,
and bed be lived wOuId have received .
lveEA1ive aPpointaent from President
Ilnenam. p.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

!. PsFrTsOn are 10 circulation in Massa-
ek@sslfar asking the Legislature to repeal
The laws II that State. designed to nullify
Nsas PrOvislon Of the Constitution requir-
ing the return Of fugitive slaves. The
Conservative men and tho moderate Re
pabliesas ere IN favor Of repeating the OBJ
ASxieegiaws not enly In Massachusetts,
bat in every State where they exist
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

Mr.. A. D. Rightmife, of Sacramento,
has been appointed Superintendent Of
Indian AGhirs in CalifOrnis, In place Of
ySr. McDuGic.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

THE llAEysvI'js aRpesi, spirited and
0sssteOus. Republican Journal, comes to
~ RsSAtly enlarged snd improved. The
AHteas s sredisAbae to its party, and
worthy . nost EbsFal support Apart
lUMiw Tslisics, which are dctesta6lc, we
incssvly wish Il success commensurate
with its mefits-more Il does 1t not need.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

- ~ ban n CSmmsres.
ssf ~ abits nd ssost conservative
papssu thS Unsou. IN speaking Of the
szeilsnsnt Whichaow exists At The South,
svu ulss tAst I" VIXEN the lSws OCseveral
elst1s dAsd 3 pfeeeMt the rendition
- hssg 6SSa repealed,
49, Rsps6fcaa puTGsana shall stop
sSIIaT q haFsOSh6 NegrOes IRON the
soatA, paA whsH & fine u conduct in
ksepsna Rth De principles Of our Ma
tfsaakcet. shall b fally adopted and
oGsssS9 ~, tlsA SiIl men StOp to calcu-
~ and estimate he value Of the Union.
rak, ;saasE prsvOcstiOn and annoyance
an1 0uhssN they scarcely take these
on,,saanNa infn aesznnnf."
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

The MsASeesoef YpqAe America
Engine Company, No. ., viii meet for din tAla AeF.
noon, at O'Clock. 4 nesting Of Tie ComPaHy viii
alsO be held, 81 ne AalI Of IISpS SsSe 80 GAa1sr
Company. Ibis sveninS, a'1 SsIeck "A IaIl attend.
snee b requested. ~ order,
JanS.lt :. ". EDWARDg, Secretary.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05
REMEMBER,
. CARD FOR THE

- L CARD FOE THE
R Winter Clothing
''--' TaADE o. FAN FRANCISCO.
BADGER 4 LlNDENBERGER
Nes. IOs ssa los battery street. asa FFaseiseO.
IMP0R7ERA AND wIIOLESALE DIALERe.
BNTLRB NEW AND IR88H STOCK.
VVE~ouId eaiI the atsentIoa II Corrssv NEa'
vv-caAxyN = ouF uRusnAslg large SaDsk Og OOodS'
Our 0ote OoWsVisss every ass,eao In The.
CL0THIB0 AHD YU13I0HIE0
Line. We have eOanfuuIlv 60 and ~ lagRens stoek
and 9Feetsss variety Of CASHMERE AND WOOL
HATS - any hssss b - eSaaSasOo, Esd our
prices fer tksss sos1s ere Isss thaa these 81 any
Manufacturers, on CONSIGNMENT. Orr Ss& Of
WIN Z III 000O0
Il pAs1seslay lssEartlys. asa she ~ s.ss tothe
CONWAY MERCHANT 3 tie unusnllly hog Vstes-
l~as thsa sIse oAAs 81 tnFtasi0n We 1l.e kssP tue
efAPEk ARTlCl.kS n TIE OnY 0OO0o me: which
gooAs - havs P1FcnsSd h ellis uaasAae. eeesr !ne
MAMNks. snA sFs S0usang ihsA q NGW SOAA
COST. AND Le1e.
> WeFsesiSh N GARD Ia esAsr lAsaSe Hsg nat:
heFetofSss pnFchaisd Of uS 70 esn - inae<ss our
0OOD sss..sss ssa L0w psSsea ~ Ne Hssss In
dueemenss 70 al whO paFehasS - aRRneA Asr-,
chants Wk0 6ay 81 - GAa make = goo3 yFoos, ana
cell % the6 saDaeuees se q len e9lee. We Te@s'"'
's''e'''HS ''1i : 'ssTSs In IyTsSHSsxpRaoER,
EhOlesAle ClsshinG anA Nal WHDsASsss,'
Nos. 1U3 and 10 balteEy ss.t
jaD6-Sa eas BEAncIScOt
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

NOtieo.-AGSentlOn,N eP4QASss-TA0
regular NOOthly Meeting u youF COnpauy gill be
held 81 Ne hSIl Of Hope HOsksua Laaass COaVany,
No. I, 81 ~ O'Clock, -. Lh0Ssaay, lOsh last.
join ,, CULLEN, .PfeslaehI.
c. W. BARKHs, Secretary. (,,s-- jank.It
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

NStioS.--AIH parties AAAsSsed e eks
Iaas Ara 81 I. A.UPSSa : o.. ass ketsSS Ssssssisa
isaaIIAAd;ssstle theIs sessants M Mssss. huas
CAaee, who are authOFIsed y Fessps sSf thssAsne
PronfG payment wlll ave an eOSs aad tFoasse.
JaDO-sn LA. UPe0N co.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

MEssRs. LYNCH 4 HUHEEH, Of the 4" Magnolia
arc entitled 10 Ourthanks for their kind remem-
brancC Of us Oh New Years day.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

MAssAlc. ~ %. JasAos, R0ya1 Arch
Chapter, No. 10, lsoads Ne regular meetings 10 Ma.
comic Hat, on The evenings = ~ ~ and ShIrd
Wednesday Il each meath. Al CoWpaHIsas In
good standing Wlll b cordially veleoAeA.
AARON KAHN, u. Ell .P.
is. fFSrs, Secretary . 80 = janS-ly
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

Monday and Tuesday, JaA. = anS ..
Hours ~ Exhil'l,iOa from TO 5 aud to ,, P.n.
Admission, vtsTY CENTS Children undrr nine
Year., half price. For further particulars. lis
Of the day WA. PRIDHAN.
janSIt Advance Agrut.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

Dl. ,. A. W. GdAAAhoRgs Dentist
OAee, opposite Cary Hesss, (up stslrs,) esssanee
from CSSs@k stssst IsaSs . szAsauss 70 the
eitissnS e FiAssssinsanA sssinlAv sAashs PER.
aaesaay bsaese A9asat > seaesNpepsA n.
ssaragsA h. he Mhpgpt PssssaagR kesAswq1, kaVss.
fAEa osAtiaaanss eetAe salae.' A. NwA,
e Ms sazs wIll ~ passsually sHssaasdS g g
oueh aaA wouAnaallks msaneT- -. ale
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

FoK L. S. MARsHXL.-Judgc j. {.
Ilinckley, formerly II Shasta, has ptti.
ton in circulation in that county, asking
that he may receive the appointment Of
L. S. Marshal for the Nurthcrn District
Of this State. lie was . delegate to the
Chicago Convention. lie is an IliinoiSiam
by birth, i" personally acquainted with
the President elect, and at his request re.
manned in Illinois and s.umpod the State.
We have known him long and intimately,
and chcerfully bear testimony to his hon.
csty and capacity. A better man, one
who would discharge the duties Of the Of.
flee more faithfully and crediiably, the
President could not appoint We would
DC gratiicd to chronicle his appointment,
not only because ho Is an esteemed friend.
but because he is q printer, and no body
Of men are more deserving or more neg
lected than printers, and to rome are sue
ceSsful politicians more indebted for their
triumph.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05
1Teim advertisements 20. ban
ko414 In PILLS

AA9 FILLS
~ --ANo-g
n~ nRmm-~
= \ y Il Il II Ri
gEV'lAR ns~1a-,n-s 49,, oawe~s- $500,
IN. a. r1 n ,hIrs- Sssss -. =. o N,'.I ne PEI
time have 1s1insStf,ea : Ei1A rhSr.r,.s ~ that
-VrVv VaVe ~ ~ 49, f.S tI,lr ~ Almass
iHw.disie noTrr 81 rrsior,ng n-re-s, L"-,,a aud
sOhs nuYsFinR under n -nr.V rvrrv kIod m -; ~ ptr'
which the human frame i liable - N''ease 10
The following are some Of the distresspv Il
Of hu,usn dsrSa.s In which the '~"ey
r1I0~~1uPG
N1SAASAA1 AAAS n A1OAOANE 0
re knoWu 70 ~ tlsallibIe.
OSaeDAAv W'oTOugHiy eSeansiuE the arse ana
second ssomaehs. aud creating a0w Of pure hesI,lv
bic, 1assSaA a. ~ sale ase.i ktnd blatalrpry -:
Of Appetite, lIeareuTn. ueaslaehe, Resllrssnr.,
Ih-eenpeF, Anxiety, lAnguOT ant Atseanch.ly vhlrh
are the general symptoms OF Dyrrpria, will VnnlSh
- natural eons, Qneure otits cure.
CsETVESl1r ~ cleansing The WhOle lenRth Of IN.
lntestines win solvent prOccsS, and without vIo
lenee; All vlolrn1 parses leHVs the bowels cOs1Ve
within two days.
FEvEEs Of all kindf, by restoring the BLOND Ia
regular cIcuatOn through the rS'svss Of IrevpirH
Ou W such caseHs anu tee tsOfO gh solution Of ali
intestinal oOstIurtlOn IN Otherr.
Tx Life Medicines have been known 10 cure RnEr.
nAIlsh Pxrmanes'iy IN three weeks, aud GvcT In
half that time ~ resoVne hrai isalaaaaIiOn from ,r
meses<s ano iBaneete o. iee joints
DeoeSlO. OF su kanda, ~ freezing and SrengthenIp1
the Atineys aud bladder; they OI'erhte most IrliSh
uhy on thsse "r"rtAnt nrpana aud henre ha' ever
been l1s'd certain remedy Tor the worst casss II
Also M"sAa, oy dHlodg'nG se"m the turninEs Of the
adhere.
tCNi, SIcEAs ana iStetEaarE ooAu, ny the PET
Ret pDrHy Ghlrh theSs Life ASdlcinss give 70 the
e'o' ., see ~ VIC hSea"S.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05
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V~11S1 ONl~llB - - UBW00e0p
n .,i " efAle. plAtnaslsas.
HAVING 1aAs aFEaaesnsnAs 4 - Yraueiss.
vessh vtll saaAio - - ~ eTAsEs ~ e 49,
ths moeeAlbegnl tesas, ~ aasfes 81 a. frsSe z
solicited.
chase an1 Aals Of REAL ESTATE, NW0Ofi1Tk0S
W LOAEas LEASING Oe llpvkk4. c0LLeCT1OHi,
and nsesiag ~ Oeutroess. Decd, stc. =. :
i EaFslse essigiiiB y i've eAsR A6Ssanes ~
1ools ass.ssed. e kggt, Sill 81 ~ uldsrslsne6
Aeea1ea 49, ~ purchase aHd oalk II 1alhana
5asees ed CaI@a- tassa Nv. HUsRea.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

Mestang % the Legislature.
TIE session Of tho Legiatufs GhlSh
comaenccs 0ext Monday is kelly to PFDVe
q memorable one. 1t rels at cgideAl
period in the aunals Of.onr ePuntry, VIXEN
party ties are scarcely scgagded end . ~
solution Of our Union Is threatened. All
is confusion in the political world, and
party adventurCrs are afraid TO take sides.
not knowing which is likely to be in the
ascendant q year hence. The trimmers
are active, but irresOlute. ln'qOiet times
California politicians are not remarkable
for consistency or attachment to PTinci-
pie when success il doubtful and position
not easily attained IN turbulent times
they ere " everything by turns and moth
ing long" The DOuglaAtes arc fighting
among themselves for the spOiIs, and will
be compelled to make humiliating cOnccs-
siOns to obtain them. They are split in
TO number Of factions, each headed by
q weak and ambitious leader, who regards
his own claims as superior, and who Is
lavish Of promise to his adhcrents. How
they can amicably settle the many con-
flicting interests We are unable to SurmiSc.
The Democrats will stand proudly alOOf,
but not be indifferent spectators Of the
family fight. They will support none Of
the factions. We repeat what VIC wrote
some time agO,-VO far ~ VIC understand
the views Of the Democrats, they intend
tp act, both in their connection with the
Legislature and in all other relations, aS
an affirmative, independent political ar
Sanizatiun, maintaining their own piinri
Piles and looking out for the integrity,
efficiency and future prosperity Of their
own party. They intend to sct as an or.
ganixcd Democratic party, and do not in.
tend to allow themselves b be sc,luc ID by
the fair promises Of the factionists opposed
to them. The DssnOcratic members Of
the Legislature, in both branches, are not
likely to forget the responsible position
they occupy, and how much the Organi.
cation, discipline and future power aud
prominence Of their own party will de-
pend upon their action. They will con.
Stitutc the nucleus around which their
political friends Of the State will be prompt
to rally, and firm, bold, united stand on
their part, unembarrasscd or weakened or
dcnoralized BY cntanSling alliances with
either OOuGlaSisM 0 lsrPublicanisIn, will
accomplish much in the way Of preparing
the party throughout the State cor SUE
cesSfnl and brilliant campaign next Sep.
tcmbcr We doubt not that in the orSani.
zAtiOn Of the two branches Of the Legis.
lature, as well a. during the progNrss Of
the. session, they will bc untlinching
and consistent in sustaining Democratic
men and measures. Thus and thus only
can they maintain the iAtegrity II the
party. This their friends expect of them,
and will be satisfied with nothing less.
They are tho representatives Of men Of
princip'e,-nOt the representatives Of FAC
tiOniSts and nglings. Let them re.
member this, and so conduct themselv' s
as to meet the appreciation Of their friends.
They should be careful not to E,rieit the
confidence Of those whose esteem is worth
preserving.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-05

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