Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-11
57ailp 4latlonalQ Democrat.
Rough Preaching.

Camp Bridger, two or three years slnce' Il we
believe a contributor TO the San Fran
,..o Times. The meeting was called after
tbo following fashion:
,,r,.--The Rev Mr. Fields will preach a
.,Inmon on the gospil at Hutch'5 grocery to-
sU',, 'rror All Saints Sinners, Solgers, Gam
,I,rs transfers, aud Officers Is requested to
thar as it is his intention to give the Nor
De "avs v.'i particular Hi. Services will COM
,,once at ] 10 o'clock m.
And here is the sermon:
n, Dearly Belogcd Brethren My text
III he found in the Old Testament where it
,.s "IIe was a far-r, squar man, and born Of
s's ,r INIT honest parents" Now don't sup
Ios ,.s many of yer know who the ole" refer
Ilto is Wal, | purpose to enlighten yer !;
int in the fust place. let me say that | am
,,yad TO see SO many good-looking faces here
dav. fur it speaks well fur yer; it gives me
:,c ~ know that Yer has a care fur yer souls,
Jas1 cberishes Il desire to hear the words of
.nntb though tina do cum from the lips Of a
'',or nnedicated metherdis', who was born
dloi fetched up on the frontier of Missouri /;
rte in the shade of that noble and world
renowned schulz Of laruing, the Columbia
College, and who is Il far-r, squar man, and
was born of poor but honest parents,
Thar was Daniel, who, for being close with
his own secrets, was pitched into the lion S
den whar dozen of hungary beast were
waiting fur squar meal, but they would not
harm IL har of his he'd cause he was sound
on the goose question, and far-r, squar man,
and was born of poor but honest parents.
We've all started on thise ere "Trip with an
ornest intention of larning the Mormon rebels
4 lesson Wen larn them that they mustn't
kill our Unces children or steal his rcsour-
ees they must wear the garb of Christians
who are far, squar men. Only think. for the
shadow of ar single mint of that old rascal
Brigham Young. Does airy one in the ear
reach Of my far-r, squar voice s'posc him to
Nea &y-r man? Can any 'uman man be on
the squar who has sixty uman wimin Iepcn-
din on him for happiness. No. indeed, the
ding ar'nt SO be entertained fur mint by
arr one whose Travelled like we has cross
these ere planes | declare that AIRY uman
nan as foots it in his shoe tracks, should lie
driven forth into the desert, and be made to
hide his face from every far-r squar man,
who was born of poor but honest plricuts.
a ar-r, squar man is a joy in the world
snd when ones found he should he cherished
Now, our friend clutch, whose hpgcrjolicH
curs play with much luXuricnce round his
classic forehead, is oue Of M,12! Hes on it.
and knows just the liquid proportions r.
qUircd to compound fust rate cocktail. lie
always puts in plenty of the whisky for he
isa Mr-r, squar man, and was Uoru of poor
lat honest paricnts.
Vow, yer minister has some few claims to
6ehcncrable distinction of being truthful
ra.oucr, Hes trapped for beaver on the Big
Horn. caught fish in thc Columbia, huutcd
ia.i,lo on the Cimelonc, fit Indians on the
Yellow Stone; tuck scalps with Jim Beck
with, druy mules in Arizona, dug gold tn
California, dealtmoute in New Mexico, play j
Iohei ON the Missouri river, ana will play
aat man in the house game of old ,leGge for
1--WE or ten dollars gllnc-fur I'm iar-r
sqaar mau and was born Of poor but honest
Itrjeuts.
He was about to- proceed, when one of Iii.
auditors yelled out, Il am yer man, SO squar
yersclf' and in less than two minutes they
were deeply immersed IN "high, low, Jack
and the game,
TROUBLE vt THE Ml>r AMONG THE GErvru-
c1s Ou1clus We hear ut another row at
We MNl 1t appears tlat Nj: Chco-,mnu,
tac sal-llcasurcr, claims the authority TO
make certain appointments which have
hitherto te.n under the control ut the SUI
laa..ultut. one OF th.-. upl iuIuua i.
0utoi Cashier, trust Of ncatrcspon-jhilitv
alt Importance. Yesterday. 10 jar -rrnIi.c
ei every one. two -ot- Of officers stared each
other jn the face, with no umpire nearer thau
Washington 90 settle their conflicting claims.
The advent OF the Republicans to power
IN The Mint has been auythiur bat au~pjoious.
tae wscemly guarrcls which have occurred
ere ty no means favorable aug0rics Of q iu-
tIe wise management ol thnt institution.
DI We not know that the leading appoiutees
are mon Of position and rcsIc,tatiljly, we.
m gilt very naturally he I'D to suppose thut
neither of them had ever seen Il twenty
dollar piece before in his life, and was suffer
Ing from undue excitement while gazing at
tae glitterinr treasures, almost ,ubulous in
amount which lie en- deposit subject TO his
care. In the matter O! the little emhroglio
of yesterday, Mr.. Stevens, the Superintendent
Of the Mint, is clearly in the rjght The
Jaw is On his side and his action J. in ae-
corlance with Instructions received from the
last Secretary Of The Treasury, and COL
Snowdcn, Of the Mint at philadelphil. II is
lis imperative duty to make the aIpoiut-
scents for the one office is, in part intended
ly tAe law to be check upon the ether
&EHr4H.
SUDDEN DEwM--As Mr. Wm Henderson
wa- returning home Friday evening, about 10
O'Clock, says the Call, be beard groaus otthe