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Hobels occupy Chamber,buyq.

HARRrsBURo, Oct. 10, 10 P. M.-Dlspatches
just received from Shippensburg confirm the
news of the occupation Of Chambersburg. The
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Mercersburg Occupied by RebeIs-Ad-
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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-08-16

PLEASE ANSWER. -The fusionists claim
to be the peculiar friends of the Union.
Outside of their organization, they bra
zenly assert, there are TO Union men,
According to their contracted notions
there is but one question before the peo-
ple-Union or disunion Camcron's viii
lainy freeing, arming and feeding runa-
way negroes; arresting aud imprisoning
loyal citizens without warrant or trial
suppreSsirG the Geedow Of speech, are
questions of no interest to the American
people. We say they are, living, vital
neutrality-suspicious. involving the lber-
ty and safety of those who compose the
Union, and Union without liberty is no
Union at ALT is not the Union our ia
theirs fought for and established. We are
recreant sons of patriotic sIres if we tame
ly submit to be deprived of our liberties.
Voters, ask the fusionists if they are in
favor Of "thc Constitution as it is, the
Union as it was" and unless they answer
afirmatively they are disunionists.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-08-16
Another Ticket in the Field.

/. 1t is stated, on reliable authority, that
the "StraiGht" Republicans, dissatisfied
with the proceedings Of Connrs>' coUvtn.
ton, will soon cali county convention
and nominate full Republican ticket. -
Prominent and influential Republicans Of
this city have received numerous letters
from leading Republicans in different
parts Of the county, recommending such
a course and promising to give it their
cordial support. 1t is stated that a large
majority Of the party Is in favor Of the
movement. An old Republican, who
loves the principles Of his party and has
maintained them for years, in spite OF
persecution and oboquy, in spite Of de-
feat and sneers, got up call for conven-
ton and circulated it the other day in this
neighborhood, and in few hours obtained
the willing signatures of filty-four Repub-
lcanS. In other portions of the county
the feeling is equally as strong in favor Of
cans are unwilling to diSband their organ.
ization and renounce their creed at the
bidding and for the benefit of few ambi-
tious, brainless and schemng politicians.
who lately villited their party and ridi-
culed their platform.
They think, and not unreasonably, if
their principles were worth contending for
a year ago, they are none the less so now;
that nothing has transpired since to rem
der them unpopular; and that to renounce
them now-now that they have received
the Endorsement of the Union Demo.
cratic members Of the late Legislature
would be excessively foolish and suicidal.
They think, too, that their prospect of
electing full Republican ticketis as good
now as it was last September. They want
to test the sincerity Of the men who have
Endorsed 1.-THE wise, etficien: and consery-
alive policy Of the present National Adj
ministration, and they can do it most ef-
iectually and unmistakabIy by nominating
the original, unselfSh and unwavering
friends of the Administration friends
who will not desert or betray it through
lear or favor. Thinking so, in justice to
themselves, their party, their principles,
the Administration they elected, they feel
constrained to repudiate CONFESS candi-
dates and call n straight Republican con-
Vention. We will venture the prediction
If they run full ticket they will poll a
larger vote than the fusionists. BY doing
so they will maintain the integrity of
their party, disorganizc the fusion faction,
and by next year have well organized
compact and formidable party. By neg
Letting to do so they will destroy their
own party and become the mere tools of
CONFESS.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-08-16
Re Not Deceived.

We are not surprised to learn that Con-
ness candidates, with mock disgust, deny
on the stump that they are pledged to go
for CONFESS for United States Senator
OF course they deny it; they could not do
otherwise with decency; but what does
their denial amount to in the face of in.
dubitable facts? 1t is notorious and
conceded fact that CONFESS controlled the
Convention; that it was stocked by his
satellites that he nominated the ticket !;
that asprants who refused to support him
were defeated; and that his friends claim
ed, Immediately after the adjournment of
the Convention, that they had nominated
ticket in accordance with his sugges-
tons. Not II man before that Convention,
who desired nomination, dared express
preference for Stanford or Park or
Phelps.
Republicans saw and acknowledged
this 4; appealed to their allies to divide the
ticket; stated that the agreement was
that an equal number of candidates was
to be taken from each wing of the party !;
threatened to break up the convention or
bolt the nominees if the agreement was
not adhered to, and complained bitterly
jcC Ire &gAIi7acS5--to use a mild term
Of Conness friends; but all to no purpose.
Nickerson was placed in nomination and
received the alpost unanimous support, of
the Republican delegates, out he was Oh
noxious to CONFESS, refused to pledge
himselt to support him, aud Of course was
not nominated. After the convention ad-
journed, we are credibly informed, a num-
Der of the Republican delegates, Disguised
at the way they were treated and the
claims of their party ignored, waited up
on NickerSon and insisted upon his run
ming as an independent candidate. They
pref, rred Stanford or Phelps to ConnesS,
and thought before the convention met
that at least half Of the candidates nomi-
mated would be favorable to Stanford or
some other prominent Republican. who
TaS verify 0C and entitled 10 the support
Of Republicans. They discovered their
error when it was too late to rectify it
discovered that they had been deceived 10y
Conncss and out-generaled by his friends
discovered that they had (oolshly dis
banded their party for the benefit Of an
Observation-Disclosures that the nominees
were, if not positively, implicitly, pledged
to support CONFESS for the United States
Senate. If this were not 30, why were
they dissatisfied and why dill they threat,
en- to bolt and defeat the ticket? Why
are they consulting witt! respect to run
ming clean Republican ticket? Why do
leading Republicans encourage indepen-
dent candidates and promise them their
support? The answer is, solely because
the Candidates nominated ty the fusion
Convention are pledged to CONFESS. If
this were not 50 there would be no di>af-
lection in the fusion party-no ndepend'
ent candidates in the ticld-no desire TO
defeat Harvey, SaXton y Co.-no com.
plants Of prominent Republicans. They
are pledged to Conuc>>, aud their denial,
positive as it MAJ be, will fail to convince
the people that they are not 50 pledged.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-08-16

GONG THE WHOLE HoG.-An Abolition
Convention was recently held in Boston.
At this meeting Stephen +. Foster, in one
of his speeches, said they had something
else to do besides giving the negro free
dom, and added
1--WE must put him in the Senate and
admit MIN in our social circles. W e have
got to swallow the negro whole, with all
the wool on him. When we can do that
we shall have the millennium, and not till
then. If we are not prepared to do this,
we had better fight on the Confederate
side. I aOOuM not support the GOcern
mont in its present position. I haO0 en-.
deGuored to diSsuade erery young man
from cnIisting Icould, telling them they
rare qoin9 10 67ht for si1reru."
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-08-16

man is known politically, as well as indi,
vlduallv, BY the company he keeps. Ii men
claiming ~ be Union Democrats, lie down
with Secessionsts, they will be clasSed by the
people, and justly, too, as SccessiUulsts,->dc-
ruhtenf0 thton.
Precisely. If men claiming to be
Union Democrats lie down with" Aboli.
tonists e they will be claSsed by the PEG.
Pile, and justly, too, as Abolitionists.-
Men are known by the company they
keep. In whose company" do We find
the fusionists? Are they not united in
sentiment, do they not stand upon the
same platform with Wendell Phillips,
Lloyd Garrison, Charles Sumner, Ben.
Wade, Joshua Giddings, Fred Douglass
and other Abolition WORTHLESS? Do they
not belong to the same party? Are they
rot working for the same object? Stand.
ing upon the same platform and belonging
to the same party, the people justly class
them as AboltioniStS. How can the fol.
lowers-and the fusionistS are the follow.
crS--of Wendell Phillips claim to be Union
men? Have they forgotten his insolent
and infamous boast in Washington that
for 'nineteen years" he "curSed the Con.
stitution and the Union, and endeavored
to break it, and thanked God that he had
succeeded. Truly are men known by the
company they keep. But few months
ago Phillips visited Washington the Vice
President left the chair and welcomed
him to the Senate Ceambcr; President
Lincoln and Secretary Seward attended
his lecture, and his lecture was enthusi.
astically cheered. Was it patriotic lee
ture? Was it free from reasonable sen.
timents2 Was it such as to meet the
appreciation Of Union men? In his lee
ture Phillips said:
"Nuw love the Constitution, though my
friend lDr. Pisrp0n) who sits beside me here
has heard me curse 1t hundre& ttH.eS, ana
shall do ii dgaiH if 1t does not B.eaa justice
abolition of slavery.) have labored nine.
teen years to tdke nineteen States out Of Mis
Union, and if have spent nineteen years To
the satisfaction Of my Puritan conscience, il
was those nineteen yeas. The child of six
generations of Puritans l was taught at moth.
ers knee to love purity before peace. APP.
plause. And when Daniel Webster taught ME
that the Union meant making white men hyp.
ocrites and black men slaves; that it meant
lynch-law in Massachusetts that il meant lies
in the pulpit and gags IN the Senate; when
was told that the cementIng of the Union was
returning slaves to their masters, in the name
Of the God loved and had been taught to
honor, cursed the Constitution and tie Union,
and endedUored to 6redk IL; ind thank God Il
Is broken" Laughter.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-08-16

CALCULATING THE CosT.-The New
York Independent, Henry Ward Beech
cr's paper, estimates "the total losses of
the nation and of individuals, traceable
directly and indirectly to the war, cannot
be less than ten thousand millions Of dol
lars" This is an estimate Of the present
loss only, and does not include the heavy
weight Of taxation to DC borne by the
present and future generations on account
of this terrible war. The taxes must me-
cessarily be increased every year. and il
the war continues one year longer the
country will be bankrupt. Dearly have
the people paid-in treasure and in blood
for the Chicago platform, the cause OF
our national troubles.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-08-16

REACTION IN WISCONSIN. the com.
mencement Of the late session of the As.
sembly, says the Milwaukee Ne,Os, the
Democrats were in minority by six or
eight votes. At the close of the session a
majority of the entire body, and fourteen
majority of all present, voted for straight
out Democratic resolutions, condemning
empbaticaIly all future anti-slavery agita-
ton at the North. We are proud of that
Assembly and so are the people. They
want no equality with negroes; no reduc-
ton of wages Of white laborers for the
benefit of the emancipated slaves-eman-
cipated without the authority and in vio-
lation of constitutional compacts. The
Republican party in Wisconsin is de-
funct institution, and its late leaders in.
dignantly deny that they ever belonged
to it.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-08-16

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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-08-16

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