The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-07-26

DRMOcRARlC PRIMARY MERTIxcs AHD COUNT
CONVENTION Democrats, that your
PSi@.sy 9eeGiags come Of next Thursday
aighI De ~ sAe piacs Of meeting and send
g''NA, FoaiShle and Stcriag delegates 70 the
C"uUty CGa~entiOn. Our prospects are bright
end cheering and daily growing more So. The
Union Democratic organization exists only 10
uame- Some If it's prominent leaders have
fdued the fusion movement; its committees,
in many counties OF the State, have disbanded;
u has called nO State Goa CeaIiOu; the author
ity ct ats State Central Conan ittee 10 no longer
recognized by it's meMberS; aud il is uuniug
county ticket apparently for the sole purpose
OG assisting its friends who have fused With the
AbOlitiOnists. II is the duty Of Democrats
whatever their former predictions, to CONSOLE
date their strength and present an unbroken
frOnt to the enemy. In this way only can they
make their opposition to AbolitiOnism effective.
They must unite with those who, with undev-
ating fidelity, adhere TO the Democratic creed,
As promulgated by Jefferson, and with unaba
ted zeal and ferVency, advocate the good old
cause. fthsy lie loyal Democrats, they must
and will rally to the support of the Old
Guard" who have ever, in many severe con.
tests. borne AlOft, proudly and fearlessIy and
dafiantly, the uuAtaiNed old n4mrfresic flag.
RecOllect that the Democratic County Conven.
ton meets in this city week from to-day, and
that the ticket it will nominate will carry the
county By sweeping majority. The masses
are tired of Abolition fanaticsm, and thorough
-ly understand the humbUg cry Of the fusion
iSts for the Union They ure with and for that
party which has inscribed upon its banner, in
"lstters Of living light" the Union a. it waS'
and the Constitution as it is,"-the good old
UDi0a - our fathers made it, not a. Abolition
lists EAnt it.
1EDscrzD.-In addition 70 those noticed in
our last. The Grand Jury, previous 10 their ad-
iournase0t. presented true bills Of indictment
40 follows: A0geleS Uno, murder; Juan BE.
ieOcio. nurder; Min BO and Lo Son, grand lar.
esoy-thNee bills; Frank Livingston, grand
larceny Chas. RsintzeIman, assault with q
deadly weapon; Pedro Soils, grand larceny
BeTeral true bills for @laOr offences, we're re-
fufsed. which ne emit for the reason that the
i0dictnent and trial xiu be sufficient punish
n,eat S0r the OEenocs connitted, without the
addition Of newSpAPsr aetOriety.
SAVED BY HALF-DoLLAR.-Frank living
Ston, indicted for grand larceny. plead a. not
gsilty" To the charge, and being put uPOa bis
trial, proved 10 the SatsfactiOa Of the jury that
the property be had s:Olsa sGs 81 tAe valSc Of
EoFty-Hins dollars and Afty oSHtS exactly: ssA
70 the larceny was petit and nOtgrasd. and the
gentle and much abused Frank saved his bacon
GrOn beiHg cured At San Quentin BY knowing
hOw much 70 "nip." Franks in big streak
Of lack for Col Plat. the hesPitAbls, digni6eA,
handsome and 1it4y superintendent Of he
cOasty boarding AOssN. not only keeps bet
ter tahls. baE h SAf.T landlord than LieaE-
Gov. Gaelic Of The State Institution.
PLsAe GUsuzr.-Psdro Soils, indicted fog
grand larceny, plead guilty to the charge. add
hIs Honor, Judge JOhssOn. kindly employed
him 10 make bricks ISr the State. at San Qucn'
Elm, for tbs P-ri"d Of eighteen mon'hS.