The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1861-06-08

he is posted - that the Douglas men partici
pated freely in the Republican primary elec,
tons.
The Phel ps men are naughty enough 10
charge upon the new Collector Of San Fran
cisco, Mr.. Rankin, with interfering in the
election with men and money. Custom
house Interference has always been com
planned Of in this S ate; and it seems the in
slituion, even under the new regime, can
not keep out of political fight Oh, har-
monious Republicans, cease your broils.
The No PARTY CRY.-The Republican
papers at the East proclaim that there are
no longer political parties-lhat party or
CARNATIONS have been submerged in the gen
eral determination TO support the Admins
tration. If this be true, and if Republicans
have abandoned pariyism, why is it, in the
distribution Of Federal Offices, tina, Repub-
Leans and Abolitonists are sole recipients
Of the lat places. The foreign missions and
counselslnps have all been given to Repubi
cans and avowed Abolitionists, and custom
house officers AM postmasters are all OF the
same stripe. Neither the supporters Of
Douglas, Breckinrilge or Bell have been the
recipients of the favors of the Adminisira
ton. Joshua R. Gildings Arson Burlngame
and Thirty other indorsers Of the infamous
Helper Book have been provided for, but
none Of the Democrats that these papers
now claim as brothers 1t is deceit to say
chat Republicans have given up one ioa Of
their party feeling, or single plank Of their
Chicago platform. They seek, now under
the cry of no party to prevent their political
doctrines which have plunged the country
INFO its present ra!a'niles, from being dis
cussed and scrulinized, for fear Of the indig
nation Of the people. But they cannot hide
their acts so far ought of sight, as to have
them forgotten; and the Democratic masses
Of the North will, in due time, rebuke their
deceit at the ballot box
ApPLEs-OLD AND NEw.-Dr Miller, of
the Miners Gardens, this week presented us
some apples Of the Rambo variety, of last
years growth, that were in good state of
preservation, and at the same time ripe ap
pies of the growth Of the present season,
plurked from the trees on the LIST inst They
were of good flavor and thoroughly ripe.
lie could not name the variety. lie is SAN
guine that apples can be raised here in the
foothills that will keep over from one season
uatil the crop of the next year comes in.
CoTlLLIoN PAR1Y-A pleasant dancing
party was held at the "Amercan Hotel" on
Thursday evening, which was participated in
by large number Of gentlemen and ladies
of Auburn and vicinity. The collation.
spread by Messrs. Guou e. Leighton was
just the thing.
UNION SToRE.-Se the advertisement OF
Messrs Cove & Gordon, of the Union Store
This old stand one of the oldest in Auburn
is constantly tuning out large supplies to
its many constomers. Groceries, provisions
hardware, qneensware, liquors, etc, ETC., sold
at the lowest cash prices, and delivered free
of charge any where in the neighborine
country.
TEMPLE SALooN.-1hs favorite pioneer
establishment has lately undergone thorough
renovation, being re-papered, painted, whittier
washed, and repaired generally, so that it
looks span new. The Billiard tables have
also been improved, the Bar re-supplied with
the best of Cigars and Liquors, and now the
proprietors, Messrs. Openshaw Il Crawford,
are prepared to receive their customers and
do the honors smiiingly
EY- The Sac Unions new Union party
is struggling with difficulty through the
process of incubation. Under the call pro-
posing State Convention for the same
San Francisco is allowed thirty delegates,
and desiring that the gem of the Pacific"
should be represented seventeen hopeful in
drduals met the other night in the Police
Court room Of that city and filled out the
bill. Think of it, a parry of seventeen
members, eIecting thirty delegates to State
Convention. That's a good thing.