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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-13

UNGRATIHCL.-A accounts from the
E1ste'n States agree that the Democracy
IT the North have responded n the call uf
Lincoln for Volunteers by thousand, 4,
while the peculiar friends Of the Admin
iNtratinn preserve mastery inactivity"
and only Ill places "f salty and profit.
Vet such is their malignity. th.ir party
'nE"t'y. they Islander the very mcn and
party who have rushed to their assistance.
The fnll' wing from the Dover New Ha,np.
Shire) Ehquir6r-an influential Repub;i-
can Sh' 1t Of the Hale etripc-expreSscs
tho thanks Of its party to the Democracy
fur their promptness in rallying under
the Dig Of their country. L. it not an un.
grateful return FIR their ServicrSf
The Southern traitors never would have
dared I" make war upon the Uninn, hmd il M,
hern for the 0L} mt oonfDrt sohich Lhsy hue
rtct10Fd FT01H Tie northern D|prerlicy. These
Democratic leaders have n fearful account ~
settle fur their purt in thia businsNr, and il IN
una 'uotedly true that many Of them hn are
"oU 20 rdmPd"t for 'wip,ng out the NoutI. AID
VII" are eren combining nf the AdmlniStra.
lion fur The tenderness with which il IL dealing
win the traitors. are still With thOin at heart.
ana only take The curse which they d. through
i'ar at the consequences. These men
VIII undoubtedly watch their opportunity. and
should reVeTHeS nccMr n the arms nf the Uninn,
or anything else turn up which may give them
ctance u play into the hands Of their old
friends with IMMUNITY. M6g MiiL b. ySddy to On
u. Sich men are known. md will not be
trusted. n" professions which they can noes
make will be ut anv avail"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-13
Correspondence. Of the Mountain Democrat

BACHELORS DEN, July I'm. 1851.
EDIToRS DGnocRAT: The short squb from
Batch. 10 vnur issue # The 9Th, has caused
a pretty free discusni u aS IN beef and butch.
erS in general. and will b. likely To end in -
change in the department.. espec ally the for.
tign T Mexican pr"cliviiy. Perhaps "Batch''
was too general in his structures On the meat
department. He might have possibly uned
language that would have rxculpate sonIe "i
the agents from any wicked designs in 0isl,os.
ing 0f blue beet. ~ some Of them knuw are
g"'d men.
There is Aichael-a clever cuSs-who il
really rery accommodating lie will alwa, >
sell you the beat he has gut and get the best
price he can fur What he splls Aud then he
und r~rnndS how I" rlrAse the bo,a. Only y
~h"rt time since he was requested IN bring n
little fat I" fly ~ilh, when liz remarked he did
NOT have id BIT. but would bring little
whisky in place Of it. With was "a iSilctory.
Michael is trump aud shows thorough bust
meas education. in Offering the next best ArticI,.
il he fails to have the me called FIR. | que .
lid " BItch" is some crusly. dry. old cuss, vi o.
from the constant Use If hard bread, hot cnfFre
and tough beef, 10 likely Eonn to be ioothlesa
nr have I" incur the painful operation and
heavy expense Of n set IT artificial grinders
who has n" real sympathy for the delicate Ian.
"ies Wh" have u perfnrm such Hercnlean ex.
srciSS as naEticaiing beef raised On wild sage.
TAX and Snch like grasses
There il n" doubt good reasons why beSf IL
mt Nc choice aad uire here az at PlaccrvilIr
and other towns The Butcher knows we'll
that h"g meat is 10, ~ healthy as beefand that
fat meat !" too rich for "u,h very hot weather.
In fact. although there is plenty Of grass, it il
too very hot to set around and herd cattle, and
too expensive To buy hay At 81 So while beef
Is sold Mt fifteen to twenty cents per pound. and
rs I" sheep they are too cheap, light and tri
6IuG to bother With these dull times.
BUTCHERS FRIEND.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-13

and not unfrrquehIIy Injuries his party by
his inP~tus'~ity and RrrceneSs. lie pos.
ses~es great boIiHesA shrcwdness, energy
and Industry - Iiau2h'y and defiant man
nst thst makes the tImid Of bis own party
tren'6SV, the proud, rebel. \ graduate Il
the hmmany Sch"Hl, he thoroughly un'
dcrstands party trirks. He hiss devoted
ficnds who will sacrifice much IL secure
his election ; 'indictivc enemies, who will
labor zeAl"u>ly and ccaselessly to defeat
him. lie will make vigorous campaign,
but has tho much weight to carry To win
the rses. The ticket hes csu~sd Errat
dissatisfaction, and Some OG the most nc
tive anil influential Douglas men have tx
pressed their determination to oppose il
70 the bitter end
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-13

IT Is stated that Major Bowie was
placed on the Bulkhead tirket to catch
the Bell vote, as all the Bell men follnw
their leader. IF this b. So. and VIC shall
not dispute it. all the Bell m n in CaliErr.
mia must be rank secesninni<tS their
candidate for the Presidency. Bell, it is
well known, is rabbi seceSsinniSt. The
past course Of the Major proves that he il
not particular what party or principle he
embraces, 80 long as it promises reward
he having been, during his brirt Scjourn
in Califo' mia, the candidate Of three diff.
i'rent parties, differing fundamentally in
principle. at three different periods.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-13

We take the following extract from an
article in q late number Of tho PIfriOt,
published at Concord il New Hampshire.
1t vi lie Seen nm It TINT. although the
Democracy Of the Granite State have
turned ont in large numbers f"r (aS they
deem iD the protection nn.l emf .rrernent
ni the Constitution and laws. they vet
have serious doubts as tn the ultimate in
tenti0ns Of the Administration. And
we'll they may doubt the patriotism aud
honesty nf Lincoln and his advisers.
Have they not 5. aSile the writ nf A4sbeas
corpus, that palladium If personal liberty.
and trainpled upon and Knocked the pow E
crS Of the Supreme Court Of the Nation 7
Have they not burned towns in Virginia,
and armed and Srnt out aS spies runaway
slaves, thus encouraging Servi!e iuSurrec-
iinn almost in sight 0f the sacred tomb Of
Washington? Have they not Seizrd upon
private ttleg:aphic dispatches and ran
sacked the mails in their drviliSh thirst
for the blood Of loyal citizens whom their
own base hearts have caused them to sits
picinn Of sympathy with the South 7
These and other features in the history Of
the war, familiar to all who read the &C.
counts published in the Republican pa.
pers Of the Fast, together with the COM.
mcrtS Of th,ir editor, and the speeches Of
the Republican orators and preachers, AZ
they c"me TO us by every mail, and their
re.rchoing and haSty endorsement BY the
same claSStS innnr own State, are enough,
God knows, to convince every candid
mind that it is to BE- turned into blind
and fanAtical crusade to abolish slav, p"
and to crush the heart Of every true lover
Of American liberty with the OverwheIln-
ing dread that it il to eni in the over.
throw Of our present form Of government
and the substitution II a military des., 20.
liSm." Tho Patriot says:
And nnw IL 0ur cnrrespnn dents ask US
where We ure going - where the Democrats and
conservative men are gong ~ here the c0un.
try /" g'MnH-we answer frankly. We d" not
know. We do not kuuw whether The nation l.
I" be saved "r lost -wheihrr the war is io be
waged simply IL vinditaie and uphold the Dig.
nifty und legitimate power :" the government,
ur is tn be turned int0 blind aud Ianaiical
crusade TO abolish slavery - whether iiIe con.
dict in ia end in restoration 1T the Cnnn, ar
it's ACKNOWLEDGMENT. or the overthrow Of eur
present firm If government and the subHtitu-
lion at n military desp"lisn. We should have
more Clearly defined opni0hS an these p0InIG If
We had c"nidrnrc IN the Principles and pm.
drncc at this Administering. But We have
very little either FIT haS anv 0ne well de-
fined idea upon which it acts and To which II is
devoted u IS thu 1t Ili' lerrrs>ible conflict
hclwes" fee aud slave labor, and This is likely
I" lead Il {" yield /" the Increasing cllmnr OF
The extreme wing "f the Republican party T."
convert This war into crusade against SlaVery
aud An instrument for ito abuliti"n."
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-13

C"rRT OF SESSIONS The Court ri Scasiooa
met On 'nd~H. Judge J Imam presiding. and
Justices Orea" snd Harmon acting rs As..
cis'rs. tn" G'li"~Inx Grand jury ~sa in,pan.
nvl-'i aud s~ oSn in A. II. Hs~lev, Fireman.
A. barbour. l. L. bradley. .. z. Bsrnou. J o.
Siand'sh. c B. Ferguson. q. W. Ford. Eli
He"drrso". A. A. Inward. J :. W. G is.. VIM
Kn"E. Ruben Miles. VIM. Riley. J. E. = m.
n'"u'. j. Y. Sl~"eer and =. p Child. The
Grsnd Jury hate r~sSrneA true bills If iDd,e,.
msUi - G'll''~ ., AEsinsi Jim. Jin, P.I,e, s"O,
and DIX lIndIAnsl. for murder Peter Deck,
m"rdrr; - AmAdT Snd john D"r. alias. bur.
GlAry; L. Weston. grand larceny. snd acme
others. ~" yea arrested. for larceny. On Pr.
day afteFHO"n. the Grand Jury presented their
final rrl"'r' and we're diSchArgrd. and the Court
sdj 'uFned "Ver {" 81 Odsy. the sth Of August
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-13

II is universally conc, ded that had
Congress adopted the g CrittendCn amend
Menis," the war would have been Avertrd
anil ha' m"ny restOred They were submit.
ted, by . venerable statesmen and patriot,
by one v h" had served his country long
aid faithfully aud gl"riOuSly. AZ peace
Offering, and they were INJECTED BY men
wh" profess to Le devotrdly attached 10
the Cni"n and "pP"sed Ia the shedding
-"f bir"'d.- The E'ElrwinE laUeune~, taken
from S~hat"r D'mKlaH' epeveh delivered in
the United States Senate on the 81 Of
March last. is WOrthv To he prruArd and
calmly considered. 1t clearly shows who
are responsible for our unhappy difFi Ill
ties:
81 can eo- tSs,n the Senator. declaration, that
.StA0f~r UGrIS. ~ Mi.ria-ipIi, hImsviL Nhen
IN the c"mm'ItIre IT thirteen. WaA rcadv. 1T al
time. IN c'mpr"mi-e IN 'hr Crit'enden pTOp".
lii"n. ] will ". farther and say that Mr.
T'Om1s ~Hs also"
The Criitrndcn compromises com.
IrmIIiSe hirh received the indUfarmrnt
Of the true Uninn inen throughout the
country-WAS almost unanimously rrjcc.
tel by the Rspuh lean patty. Thy would
"Ii.'ld not an inclI"-li>i,n to 10 con-.
promise, pjs-rt all concrhsi,n& Nothing
hut wnr-a VAR m >uLnsari"n and cx-
termination would satisfy them. The
" 'rrepfcS>Ibie conflict" predicted by
Seward, encouraged aud welcomed by
Lincoln, Sa"rtinncd by the Republican
rarty, which john Brown commenced,
they were determined to carry out,
though il mi ;ht cu>t " he. atnInl,s uf hu
man victims. oceans # human blood, and
rnrn,lrss mi..inS Of treasure" The true
Union me" wanted pracr were Willing
&" nSkr sacrifices 10 sr.u,e il; they did
nat drsirr &" ne our hitherto glorious
hnnn"r made the sian lard "r Npoosi>t nf
"rspotisH. nor have 1t >taimd With the
blond n 6roihers. nnr covered thick With
cuts II human kindred gore; hut the
R"ruh'icans. having the majmiv. like
Shyl'"k. demanded the pound Il flesh
Nothing ~ ""nlI sati.f them; and the
impartial hi-t"ii,n ~i.l hull them re- pun.
>lhlr f'r thi> unnatural aud asiul war.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-13
OU1rloN0.

CrArE OF CALIFORNIA, County u n DOrsdS-
~ 10 The Disarict C0nFs Of he. tk0ehth Judlcia!
District J. u. D0U0LARA, Ptsint,d, w en.AS
RANDALL, defendant. AOiIou 6vouRAt 10 the Dis
ersct CHaFt ~ the Eleventh judicial District and the
ConRaslnt nled In the County Of n DaPHdO, in The
OMss Of che DIRK Of said District Court, 10 and 'ST
salA OonAty ed RiAAs.
The Psrpls Of u sssts Of CalIGAFalA, u elIAs
RANDALL greeting; Yea are hereby required . ap'
pear N an agtlea hR0aGAe agAlnss yOa b. the aoova
name4 palntG IN The DislFkct Court II ~ 9evVnsA
SeeaI District, In aUd Tor the County Of 81 DoSsdo.
eud 70 ansvrr the Complaint aleA therein. within ten
days. Exclusive II the day 81 ssFviee amer the 81.
vice an yNu ~ TILE eamaa0n -lf served WlthlD tae
Coanty ssfved out Of skis County, bat within shs
Sudlcal District, within tweAly days; ~, S.svee
eus ot SAID District. thea vltAlA feFy dAyoT jude.
enl ~ default viii b tAhen against you. The safe
aetlon e brought 10 recover tuARme for the puu.
ct SaSoi Nl0o. bsaidGs iaasTsuS anA csaD 81 SsieS
eTsant claimed % h dus sad plaluti9, bon p4lsna.
ant. apo! Precautionary nate eFseutrd .NA esntTed
Ise9. fIr - aa@ q e IS Oo.1oo. P.yalle p'sAs
ns:a'A. l..yeaaS ada1t ssa'iF Pc Set y seEs.sf
y: ~ ~. 81 'eIPss w sik eE.i" {ss s
PesSrf& Ss Oalsp lAA1& ss,il t-,tua I y5i.
- Wines M -haaA a. tAs lDel n aSltAl
IS fCSett Asttl -. q b9ee q ~ IN g
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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-13

PLAcsavILLa, July OH Ia,

- PIAcssV'LIa' July 9th, 1851.
nlnFd MI bursdAtit In adjournment
MayOT Wade presiding.
B6slEsky. N'"use and
.nuies fsoh: a19 on motnp approved
IN NJ J0lD O (astIce Of 4le 40 va. m
meadatl"n the kllanee commttee. nlloW.d s'Om'
~ Of AnlAony Ward, OF 1tUO WAS on yrc.,.
dSiion ~ the FinHnce Committee, also allovsd
On motion. Committee Of Three vas anr.i.,
70 vet ease Of any emergency In regard =" ssa
prevalent state ~ sicknrs. Nrssrs Nunson' cs W.
dee and BoiOW'ky we're 40 appointed. HIs ILL.,.
the Mayor Was on motion added To- the tom,r,,,
Recommendation Of PiFe and wAtev ComrH,,,.
for the erection Of Fire plugs In front OF hs h"
Of Confidence aHd NrPtHae ESg!ns compSn.s " We
on snStita adopteh vas
The bond or the Mayor 1hoI n. waA. 4, ma
the Funding Commissioners Was read, and an ~" ~. VI
tinn accepted. y" mo-
VI motion. the present contract for the cuv n.,.,
Ing ez sing brtWeen the City snd Near, 6.irt..'
January. was ordered renewed with those ns.,1-
for the continuance Of the term Of once Of ,hs n
sent Board. Wv pre-
On motion the Board Adjourned to NEE, on P,,A..
evening ~ the u.unl hour 4 n'clUck.
JOHN E. kCNkLER CLERK r n
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-13
VINO DOGS TIE FlGurISc The crv In

Wuo DOGS TUE FIGMrISG! The cry has
gone forth that tho flag of our Union is
in danger; that the laws have b,en viola.
ted; that public property has been de-
str"yrd. Who rally to their def,nce, asks
the Bellows Falls Argus. The men. thu
clcrgymrn, tho rabid fanatics and Aboli.
tioni,ts, through whose direct instrumen.
tnlity that flag has hecom imperiled
d" they rally to It's support Are they
rushing to arms9 Are they volunteer
ing in defence Of the Union, and the Gun.
StitutiOn that they have cursed as "a
c"venent with the devil. and an agree.
nent with hell ?" Not at all. Their pa.
triotism dies on their lips. Thy are
willing {" involve the country in a terri
hle war, but not willing to share in it's
pclils.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-13
FREEDOM OF SrhEcm. hone our R,

FREEpoM OF SrhEcM. We hope our Re-
puh!ican friends and tn If SenEclcSs allies.
who desire I" suppress freedom of Srccch.
will not condemn us for referring I" thu
past in respect to this sn'ject. Since
the time Of tho repeal II the infamous
"sediIian law," all pubic acts If pubic
mcn and tho policy "f Administrations.
have hcen discussed by the press and the
people with tho utmost freedom leaving
truth ~ c"mbat error, n" public officer or
private citizen ever daring tn inf inSe the
right Of free speech. even when that right
Was grossly abused. II il a matter "t
history. diSgraceful to Its pages. that when
AllNow England opposed the war of 1912.
villihed Madison aud the Democratic party
and held out blue lights az signals to the
British invaders. thor REASONABLE abuSr
Of free speech was tolerated. When dur.
ing tho Mexican war. 10 Use tho language
Of anothrr, tens Of thousands nf Aho,i.
tiUniSts echoed tho Infamous sentiment Of
Tom CMwin. Linc"ln's mini>ter % Next.
CO, that the MrxieanS should "grpet our
soldiers with bloody hands and welcome
them I" h"SpitAblU graves" anil Linc"ln
himself. as = member "f Congress. was
speaking against the war and revi'ing the
Administration Of President Polk, III"
freedom of speech and Of the press was
never called In question. The R'puhli
cana. however. are right in trying t"Enp-
press the freedom Of tho press ractn
like tho ahnv". 50 humi'iating and dis
graceful tn their party. d"n't l"ok we'll In
pint They prove unmiStakably thai
their professions of attachment to ,hr
"S,arS and Stripe" their devotion t" the
Uni'n, their willingness t" di' for it. is
fCrlinG # recent grOwth AMI Of doubtful
sincerity.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-13

"CALuoUx's DREAM."-A nonsensical
sensation story. written by the late Geo
Lippartl. under the abovo heading. has
been G'ing the rounds Of the press for
sumo time past. much to the edi6cation
Of the weak. crrdulouS AMI timid. TWAS
written to benefit the Abolition cause and
I" ijurS the reputation Of tho eminent
SOUTH Car"linian. In the s,ory Toomht.
Of Georgia. figures conspicuon<ly. a
g'ntlrman Of Amad"r county, (Mr. A. II.
RoHe) friend of Tombs. cut "ut the ar.
tirle and sent it to him. and asked him if
thore were any foundation fur it. We
have the letter Of Mr. Toomhs lying be.
fore nS. II il in these words:
"Thsre 10 not one word Of truth in the within
statement. NOR IL it in any way founded on
fact"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-13

AccIpENr.-rwo little boys, one the
son al Patrick Kane. residing on Sacra.
ment" street, the other the ann Of Mr.
HenneSsy. reading on Brewery street,
were quite badly injured to-day in Nc.
DonaldS lumber yard. They were play.
ing an pile # lumber, whsn it fell over,
completely buryinG them. Some other
buys called the attention Of Mr.. Pisrce,
anil aftr considerable trOHhle they we're
gut out. Young Kane wAS badly bruised,
but not seriously, while the other one had
one leg hr0ken and was alan much bruised.
Or. THUS. Of Placerville ret the Irg, and
the little iello~ IL getting along quite a.
we'll as cnuId be expected. COiOiAG 7Jmcs,
July 0kk. -.-------
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PlaeervIlIs Pest Once.

THE MAILS tor S.-Va H,enGn. SaR VV0Neiseo and
fos all HArts Of mi. State. eiOsr sTeTy DAY At this
Once At y o'clock. PN
The mats Tor the Atlantic States. and EHTopss
close o. this n = rv-'y day At ~ o'cio,k u
rhe Malls for OrrgOa and wathtngIoa Territory.
close every dAv ai9 "'cioek N
TAs Mails for 0TiSSiy Vist rISOs 81 this p@es
every Wednesday, moTA'ne at 6o'eloek.
The NailS H'r Nevt0vn close a. o'clock, 4. NJ,
on NondAys, WedRsSI sys. ssA GEIdAyG
The male Tor CedlrVille and Indian niEeineS
eless ~ o'et"rk 4. ~. every S"sAay and Friday.
The ais for Cold Springs and CniomA cioSssV.
eVy cav. bun1sys rxs-fSsrdI 81 ~'cioek.
The Kelsey. spanish Fiat. and Georgetown Nails
close TursdsyS, Thursdsys ana Saturday, at az
o'ciock ? u.
The Mail. FOR Carson VALLEY and Bait Like City.
ele-e every day 81 - o'ri0eh n.
OYpIcE HOCRs.-Prom o'clock, A. NJ, tiilic,
NJ. and from Uli 9. p. ~. ttundayS eHeeU'edl
On SnndAye-gTom . until 10. A ~. and from
unti Z ? q p n. VIZ. ROD0IRS. r ".
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-13

VIM IsITf-The men who during the
las, Presidential campaign were the most
bitt r in dvSUnciatiHnS Of the South. and
who now sre the most loud. mOUthed in
branding those who favor settlement Of
existing troubles BY compromise. as trail.
tors aud rebels. are the last nen to tender
their services to the Government. Nine.
tenthG Of the volunteers IN the New En-.
gland Stairs are Democrats. Why IL
this! Are the Wide Awakrv deficient in
patliOtiGmf
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SLATE OF CALIFORNIA.

J. c Srgent Of YibA county. California.
be rs duly sworn dspnS,s aud sAts. that he il
perfectly acquainted with the circumstances Of
certain whipping. "f II person for cattle steal.
ing describ' in amt referred IL IN the AtEida.
vIl ut john BrI'hy. in this matter That said
rerSun lived upon and adjoining deponent'r
That deponent knnws said pera"n we'll and
kn"wS that the person so whipped as above, il
not \. J. EnsnIinger. Of I'll D"radn cnuniy,
California. at whose request and instance ihis
affidavit Is made. J. C. SARGENT.