davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-13

IL signifying our choice for the next Pres
idency, it is proper that we should state that
we regard General Mcclellan, as one who re-
members only his duty to his whole country.
ready to meet force with force, in defense of the
Government, and the integrity of the territory
of the Union, and incapable of being impelled
to deeds of fantastic rashness by sectional jeal-
ouses
He has hurled back the vermined Republi-
can pressure Of which President Lincoln
complained in his address to the Border State
Representatives in Congress, and is now repel-
ling the rebel hordes from around the Nation
al Capital. Victory over Republcanism in
sures the crushing out of the rebellion, and the
maintenance of the Government May Provi-
dence endow the young commander with
strength TO overcome the enemies of the
American Government, and with frmness to
resist the pressure of sectional fanatics, no
matter from what source its emanation Berg
in command of the army, it is his duty to re.
store The supremacy of the Constitution and
laws, and the duty of q loyal and patriotic
people to sustain his efforts and TO defend him
against the assaults of fanatical and drunken
Repubicanism.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-13

THE SUPPRESSION OF TREASON AT Tbs
NoSTH.-We published yesterday telegraph I
ic dispatch TO the effect tha, Gen. Wadsworth. +
Military Governor Of the District of Colum-
bia. had been sent 10 lIarrisburgh bv the order
Of the War Department, to arrest the editors
and publishers of the Patriot and Union of
that city, on charge Of printing reasonable
pacards, calculated to embarraSs recruiting in
the State Of Pennsylvania. 1t is added that
General WadSworth effected the arrests. and
took the prisoners with him TO Washington.
This is right and proper. Bat the old adage.
that what IS sauce for the goose Is sauce for
the ganjer, never applied more forciblv than
II does here. We reproduce in another column
I speech of Wendell Phillips against the war
and against enliSimentS, whose tendency and
injurious Consequences must far exceed all the
evil that could possibly be caused by all the
posters that could be printed at the Harris
burgh newspaper office in the course of a
whole year.
Is fish 10 be made of one and flesh of anoih-
er? Are small fry newspaper men 10 be
arrested and imprisoned for interfering with
/ enlistments, and traitors OF such large dimen-
sions as Phillips to be allowed to 60 at large,
and stalk over the land, uttering foul treason
at every meeting, TO be published in every
newspaper? This arch traitor demands dis
solution Of the Union, and that another life
shall not be lost to proIong the war and he
makes an intamatory appeal TO the passions of
the public 10 supersede " the present turtle at
the head of the Government in other words
the President of the United States. What
more could JEFF. Davis propose than this If
ever treason was uttered, here it is. Yet
Wendell Phillips Is let loose propagating such
/ incendiary sentiments. In the same way
Greeley. of tie New York Tribune is permit
/ ted, day altar day, to publish articles against
4 the Government and the generals in the field of
/ the most sedltious character, their papabie
objects being to put stop to enlIstmenis and
4 to break down the war for the Union The
obscure editors and publishers of Harrisburgh
paper are Gagged, while Greeley and all the edi-
tors ard publishers of the Tribune, hailing
from the Empire City, the great commercial
metropolis Of the country can indulge with i'm
punlty in treason OF blackcr dive
Is there not screw loose somewhere at
Washington, and are not the times ont of
Joint when such glaring Inconsistency pre-
walls at the War Department? EniStug has
received death blow and great discourage
ment through the articles and speeches of
Horace Greedy and Wendell Phillips Let
General Wadsworih pay visit 10 both these
gentlemen, and the result will be that the i'm
partial vigor of the Government will give an
immense impetus to the volunteering and afford
/ the best guarantee of successful prosecution
of the war for the Union y. Y. Herald.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-13

/EVcry Housekeeper Experiences how
/diAicult il is to make good bread and We there
4 fore take pleasure in calling attention to the
] fact that 70 insure uniformity light, sweet and
nutritious bread it is only necessary to Use RED
INGroN 4 co. 5 YEAST POWDER. In every \
respect it eNeels all similar preparations ever
offered to the publie. See the Advertisement in J
another column.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-13

McCLELI-AS's ARMH.-In speech recently
delivered by Gen. Howard, of Maine, who lost
an arm at the battle of Fair Oaks, be stated
that Mcclellan had eighty thousand men
when he LEFT Yorktown. and but forty when
il reached its new position on James river.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-13

LONDON SrRREoscoME. These painting,
have been on exhibition in Oroville during the
past three nights, and really make an interest
ing and worthy exhibition. Tonight is their
last appearance in town. An interesting fea-
ture Of the exhibition is the fact that every
ticket draws prize, consisting of books, jew
elry, etc, We had the satisfaction of present
ing an incorrigible sinner with ticket, upon
which be drew a family Bible
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-13

SoAs OF the Republicans in this vicinity.
express the hope that the rebels may capture
washington City, as they believe it will create
an uprising in the North that will sween reb.
eldom into the Gull of Mexico I, w. Iii
be doubted whether the Government, like An
taus, would grow stronger by being knocked
down; but We should like to see the experi.
ment tried on the Republican party.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-13

SOME idea of the pressure " of which the
President complained 10 his address to the
members OF Congress from Kentucky, Mary.
land, Virginia and Delaware, may be formed
when we contemplate the defeat of the Demo
cratic ticket in California. The Democracy
were endeavoring to strengthen the President
against the abolition pressure" and they
were borne down. The President will have to
give way to it, also, and then the full power of
the Administration will be used, not for the
existence of the Government, not for national.
ty, but for the enforcement of the doctrines of
a sectional political party The Democracy
eSsayed to turn aside the pressure and
prosecute the war for national existence
Some how, the idea had got into the peoples
minds that the way to prosecute the war was
to increase the pressure upon the Presi
dent 1000 ths to the square inch. The proba-
bility is that they will save the niger, if they
do not burst the Government boiler. 1t is
evidently no good time TO be President, sworn
to support the Constitution, or to be running
Democratic tickets. The following would have
furnished good lesson to the Democracy be.
fore the election, if they could only have seen
it, 1t is perfectly plain now;
Captain, are you going to run your steam.
boat in this fog timid passenger asked of
one of the sound shippers No, SIR was the
reply, we might as well try to drive a toad
through barrel of tar
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-13

THE Marysville Appeal, and New York
paper, are praying for the Lord to lead the
American people to victory. We supposed
Republican legislation in Congress had secu-
red that, as the Appeal boasted, on the ad-
journment of Congress, that every essential
promise of the Chicago platform had been re-
deemed. The Appeal will find itself classed
as secession sheet, if it proposes to supersede
the Chicago platform with God Almighty.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-13

One OF THEN.-Last night, after the result
of the election was known, large crowd of
Republicans were circulating the streets. cheer.
ing, and rejoicing over their success. The
nosicst one in the crowd was the fellow who
pulled down the American flag last year, at
Selby Flat Nevada Democrat
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-13

IHE" PRESSURE OF WHICH tbs President
CoNPLAINs.-ln the Presidents Address 10 the
Border State Representatives he said
am pressed with difficulty not vet men.
tioned-one which threatens division among
those who, united. are none too strong. An
instance of 1t is known 10 YOU Gen. Hunter
is an honest man. He was, and hope still Is
my friend. | valued him none the less for bi.
agreeing with me 10 the general wish that al
men everywhere could be freed. He proclaim
ed all men free within certain States. and
repudiated the proclamation. He expected
more good and less harm from the measure
than | could believe would follow. Yet il
repudiating it, gave dissatisfaction, if not of
Tense. TO many whose support the country car
not Afford TO lose. And this is not the end Of
1t. The pressure in this direction is still upon
me, and is increasing. By conceding what
now ask you can relieve me, and much more
can relieve the country in this important point.
This is confirmation of all that the peopl,
have suspected concerning the abolitionists
1t means that the pressure in favor of ar
abolition war is strong, virulent, persistent
factious. 1t is an advertisement to the eoun
try that be almost yields to that pressure. and
If accepted literally in the Border States, which
he justly says, hold more power for good
than any equal number of members" it will
undo all the work of Hallecks army. and
remove the Confederate borders to Ohio.
This he does in response to abolition " nres
sure to please those who are in favor of sac
rihcing 26,000,000 of white men for 4 900 .O0C
negroes indianapolis (Ind) State Sentinel
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-13

A MARYsvILLE PARTY on THE PLAINS
The Marysville Appeal states that band of
immigrants who arrived in that city last week
from the Western States, the plains across, =
reports Indian disturbances on the road be-
yond Salt Lake. A party Of emigrants for the
Western States from California, were set upon
by the Indians, just beyond Salt Lake, and
robbed of all their horses, ITO IN number. No
one was killed. A party who started from
Marysville about the lst of June-tbe Post
brothers and company-had l6 head of horses
all they had-stampeded by the Indians, and
were Obliged to return TO Salt Lake. This
was early 10 August, and on the Sth of that
month, II packers were attacked on the Fort
Hall road, losing all of their animals and es-
Gaping only with their lives Other attacks
were frequent, and many lives had been taken
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-13
y. BURROUGHS.


Why should not every Man. W oman
land Child who has any disease # the system
oanSed by an impure state Of the blood have
course TO SCOVILL'S BLOOD AND LIVER
SYRUP the best OF all purihers7
Suffer no more We afflicted but restore your health
by using SoovILL's BLeop AND IIvEK SYKUr. 4
it never fails TO produce beneficial effects
REDlNGToN CO., Agents,
tl6 and As Erant street San Eranciscn. Il
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-13

CLOSING OUr.-W. W. Hobart, grocer and
provision dealer, Myers street, announces his
intention of closing out bis stock of groceries
and provisions, at cost. Those desiring mi
uers supplies would do well to give him call.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-13

HoT.-Monday last was one of the warmest
days we have experienced the present season.
The previous Wednesday was comparatively
cool. The thermometer, on Monday, ranged
100 in the Court House.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-13

THE British steamer Tynemouth, which ar
rived at San Francisco on the 10th inst, with
246 passengers for British Columbia is the
pioneer of a regular line to run between Pana.
ma and Victoria, touching at the bay
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-13

y REPUBLICAN AT HONE, SAVING THE
UNIoN-Hon- John Hood, Republican State
Senator, Marion District. Ohio, got himself
into trouble recently by seducing young
married woman. whose husband had gone to
the wars A magnificent Republican legiSla-
tor. He could go to Congress from California.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-13

hunt down Indians on the frontier OF MInOeSo-
ia p We will ask the President, surmising
in the meantime that the President regarded
the protection of the people Of Minnesota as
important as the protection of the people Of
Washington City or any other loyal portion Of
the country, and We have no doubt the Sacra-
mento Union would so regard it, was the mig
ger involved in the Indian depredations Of the
North
Again, the Union asks: a Why is Mitchell
q live leader, sent TO South Carolina, where
nothing can be done for months to come 81
The President being Commander-in-chief,p prob
ably wanted somebody there that would obey
orders, and would not aid the Republicans in
increasing the pressure upon the President
As soon as the President can kick the Repub-
licans ont of his way, and surround himself
with men that be can rely upon, the Union
may rest assured that the Government losses
will be retrieved, and progress made in crushing
the rebellion, until the Republican Congress
shall assemble 10 December next, when every.
thing will probably go to the devil again.
Again q" Is Hunter 10 have command IN
the army of the Potomac ?" 1t is not proba-
bic that he will He has been captured by
the Republicans, and the Presidents expert
ence with Fremont demonstrates the useless
Dess of paroling or reinstating such covert
enemies Of the Government He is PLAYED
out. Let him initiate Fremont continue TO
draw his pay and rations as Major General,
retire from active service and await his reward
from the hands of the republican party for his
opposition to the Government.
Let the Union continue to growl about the
lack of - courage on the part of " the Gov
ernment,' about the imbecility of the generals
to whom the President intrusts the active
command of the army in the field, and the
Republicans of California will doubtless re.
ward its fidelity to the Government by giving
it the State printing another year In the
meantime let all good citizens hope that Nc
Clellan will relieve the President from the
Republican pressure that is bearing upon
him and flax out the rebels too.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNTY rREasrRER.s OFFICE
oroville, Sent sth. lssa.

Warrants drawn on the General County Fund
registered between the 9Th and l7th Of March
ls6o, viii be paid on presentation at this
Office, and viii cease TO bear interest from
this date; if not presented within sixty DAYS
the money set apart for their redemption, viii be
appropriated to pay warrants next in order eff
registry.
y. BURROUGHS.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-13

DEATH OF Cart. VAN PELT.-Cspt Van
Pelt, of the California Steam Navigation
Company, died at Napa. on the 7,h inst.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-13

REPUBLICAN PATRIOTISM. -Devoting one
resolution to denouncing all opposition to the
President. and ninety nine more to attacks
upon him for not arming negroes
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-13

Nor So.-The Marysvlle Appeal, of Sun
day last, says that we ran for member of As
sembly on the secession ticket 1t is not
true. We ran on the Union Democratic tick.
ct only, and sustained the policy of the Gov.
eminent as declared in the Crittenden resou-
ton, opposing the policy that the Republicans
were endeavoring to force upon the President,
and which he mentions in his address TO the
Border State members of Congress, as a
pressure that he cannot long resist. We
believe, if the policy of the Crlttenden resolu-
ton had been adhered TO by the Administra-
ton, instead of adopting the ultra and section
al measures of Republicanism, the great mass
of the Southern people would have returned to
their allegiance to the Constitution, and the
rebellion would have been virtually ended to-
day Under that policy, we had a united
North and q divided South Does the Ap.
peal not see that it lies like a dirty dog, when
it says that CrOsette ran on the secession
ticket?
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-13
MARRIED.

On the 10th inst, at the residence of James f
Game, Esq, by Rev. r. Hobart H,RMEN BAY
Esq, Under Sheriff of Butte county, to Miss ELL.
BUcKIUS, all of Butte county.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-13

ORDERS FROM WAsHIsGrOS.-A dispatch to
the Bee of the 9th, has the following
General Wright, the United States Mar
.hal and Chief Of Police Burke, Yesterday
received orders from the Secretary of War
instructing them TO place under arrest all men
found u.tering reasonable language against
the Government.
The first arrests under the above instruction
should be made in the Sacramento Union
office, for its malignant partizan assaults upon
the Government, and generals of the army in
their issue of the 10th inst. 1t speaks Of Gen.
Miles, in command at Harper's Ferry as a
d" Maryland regular, of Bull Run memory.
1t thinks Mcclellan is an engineer but has
yet to prove himself a general, and that The
Government lacks 4" the courage " TO give the
right man an opportunity to display his
genius" II Gen. Wright would have public
confidence reposed in the Government and the
army, let him set these Republican grumbers
at work in Fort Alcatraz or elsewhere
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-13

MARYsvHLE RIFLEs.-This company had
target excursion on Tuesday. They turned
out % guns. The highest prize was a gold
medal, worth $50.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-13

TICKLE Me-, AND Ill TICKLE VOC p
Several gentlemen have assured Us, since the
election, that, although they considered US
much the best man in the field, they felt CON-
PEELED TO vote against Us, as We were on the
wrong ticket. This is very fattering, indeed,
and not to be wanting in courtesy, We would
assure them that every man who thought so,
and still voted against Us, is true patriot,
and has shown his great concern for his country.
MORO for ardent Republican editors, who
style themselves Union men, and renew the
oath )" every hour, for fear of being called Sc
cessionists-"Our Country, with all her faults,
we Ike her sill -
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-13
ATTENTION: SIR KNIGHTS.

The Oroville Commandery of Knights Templar
Nos, will assemble at Masonic Hall on the second
and fourth Wednesday of each month. Sir Knights
from abroad are invited to attend whenever con
!enient. THO'S CALLOW Com.
Arthur McDERMorr Recorder
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-13

Tbs official canvass of the county will b,
made on Monday next.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-13

ss- There are only i'eo sides to the question.
Erery man must be for the United States OF
againstn There can be no neutrals in this trar,
ONLY PArRIoTs-oE TRAIToRs.-S. Il. Douglas.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-13

4l6 and as Front street, San Francisc,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-05-22

Tun Kanawha Republican says Rev.
Kennedy of the "southern itenerant"
was arrested at Coalsmouth the other day
lie had been all the way from Parkers-
burg, through the woods on bypaths TO
Logan coGuty to get a deed recorded
there, and was on his way back he
exhibited certifcatGof the Clerk, STRAIT
ten, who is at this time Ct the head OF a
Guerrilla party, that the decd was sdmlt'
teato record Who, that taows this
.inyotorSte double distilled 'tfaitor, be,
.lieves that'hia pilgrimage to LogaR was
MOTTO COUNSEL with Bushwhackers, give
them information aud directions, instead
Of getting a deed recorded? He was
released by The Cap,mandar at Coal.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-05-22
PEARSON BrOwnlOw,S New Book.

The Manuscript is completed, and is
now in press and will be issued about
the FIRST Of June. The appearance aud
Typography Of the work will be Of the
FIRST class, and it will be fully and hand
somely illustrRtedywith sketches of the
scenes referred to, and a finely engraved
Steel portrait of the author, as to its con.
tents, we have no hesitation in saying
that the public will be startled at this
narrative Of facts. It will lay bare the
prosecutions and cruelty which marked
the development of tho secession conspi.
racy in Tennessee, 1.-THE disasters and
the ruin with which it devastated COM
munitios once prosperous, and sunderad
families once happy; more than all it
will expose the bad and reckless ambi,
lion and the Ielentlessness and blood.
thirstiness by which the ringleaders Of
the conspiracy were stimulated to their
WORK OF crime and treason. 10
The narrative is one Of personal eZ-
perience. The author touches for the
accuracy OF its statemeuls., The public
NAV therefore, acceptit rs not only a
relisble but peculiar chapter in the
general history Of the times, and we are
confident that no more significant, start
ling, or instructive memorial of the re.
bellior, in its minute personal and So.
cial bearings, is now accessible.
The public are well aware that Mr..
Brownlow is bold speaking man. In
this DarntiYe Of his suferingg, Compo.
sed m silly while in custody in the jail at
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-05-22
HOME TESTIMONY

qsliipolp, o., May 95, 1864 Dear Sir
Sometime last fall was attacked with the Aux.
ard tried all medicines, and was atteaAed by
several eminent physicians but received no
benefit; passing large quantities Of blood and
becoming alarmed about my case, | concluded
to " what virtue there mlghtbs in your tcle
brated scandinavian remedies. After com.
mchcing lhcir use, Isaw n decided improve
m6nt, aRd continued them have now used
four botlc;ofyour Blood Purifier and two box
es Of your Pills aud am now able TO attend
usual employment. Feeling thankful for what
your medicines havo done for me- Il is with
pleasure thbtI give you this testimonial Of
their good effects upon me, unsolicited upon
your part an, YOURS In gratitude,
N. "."i' THos, ARLINGTON.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-05-22
Cnriiontnthe rnhlic.

Aschcr &yCo., Of indianapolis, have
brought out small trashy book, in
cheap form, purporting to be my ellie
Speeches and Addresses" connected
with my troubles among the Secession
lists, This is bogus production; doing
rae injustice, and by no means reporting
me correctly, either as to my.hiatofy or
speeches since came North: l. am
now preparing a genuine book of the
kind aud viii haze it out in few days,
published BY Geo W. Childs, Of Phila-
IleiphiO. Apologize q Go. of Cincinna-
ii, are The publishers of the West. I
caution the public against the bogus coa-
cern, as shall a: once commence legal
proceedings against oil concerned in ven
ding itas we'll as the publisher.
'l-.", W. G. BR0WNL0W.
PrIlADElPHtA, MAY 3, 1859.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-05-22
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Ma. EDITpR:--You viii please announcc +.
W. SISSoN, as q candidate for the Office Of
Commissioner ofRerennc in District No | at
The. ensuing Spring election. Andoblige
y MANY VOTERS.
Mr.. Editor! You will pleise announce Ish,
an Meeks MS q candidate Tor reelection Of cen.
stable Of District gob A UNION NAN.
You willplease announce me as candidate
for reelection to the office Of Constable in Dist.
No. b.. ~ GEORGE THORNTON.
Mr., Editor You viii please announce Jas
Barnett as !, candidate for the Office Of Com
missioner Of the Revenue for District No l, at
the nPFing election, and oblige q
' r. UNION MAN
Mr., Editor You will please announce me
as candidate for Commissioner Of ,Revenue
Upper District. JAMES STEPHENSON
Mr., Editor; You willploaso Announce me
asa candidate for reelection to the Office Of
CoRstebla for DishictNo 2. ] GREER
Mr., Editor. You viii please announce me
as candidate for Commissioner Of Revenue
for Upper District A. @. SAVERS, y