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In all their stages, Al little Expepse
Little or 70 change in Diet, No Inconvenience
And no Exposure
It causes a frequent desire and gives strength to
Criuatc, thereby Removing DISTINCTIONS Prevent
ing and curing Strctures Of the Urethra Allay.
ing Pain and Inflammation, frequent in the class
of diseases, and expeliing all Poisonous Diseases
and worn-Out Matter.
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS who have
been the victims of Quacks, snd who have paid
heavy fees to be cured in q short time have found
that they were deceived, and that the POISON,
has, by the use of powerful astrn.ents, been
dried up in the system, to break out in en- agra
waited form, antperhaps after Marriage.
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HAPPINESS OR MISERY THAT Is THE
Il QU ESTION.-The proprietors of the :" p AR
IsIAN CABINET OF WONDERS ANATOAY
ITPaAME HAIR D6EhTo CoLQR BLtCA

nR QpplRkYp ANFFDoFE WILL cUM
required. = is an nefiA s,esiAe ef si.ty -ave
year. stsnAfnS and wnf net hsf. the ~sst aekeYss
koyd ~ Z. g UpRAE, los okessst s.rset, fhbe.
lsiysis, And ). wssessstsa ~ 2. Q: I0RB, esrssr
HEkY COOK 4 o., S1Sssisss. ~ q 49,
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Form, az OFF,.

l. there insert the name or Mares com posinv he
6rm OF tnans the town in the State of narn9 ths
State, hereby offer to furnish under your ad yer
tssmsnt dated tlste Of advertssmen mt and subjsct
~ all the requirements Of the same, and Of the
printed schedule TO which It refers, all the articles
embraced Ia Class No. tname the eass) for the
navy yard at (name the yard } according 70 ssN
schedule viz there Paste the pri nted elias from
The schedule And Oppoeit< each arnele cot the ME,
and saxTy out ts amount ~ the n for doisss
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HELMBGLD'S EXTRACT BUeHU.

For Weakness arising from Exeesses, Habits Of
Dissipation, Early Indissret0n or Abuse,
ATTENDED WITH TIE FOLLOWING srMprovs:
1ndispoItion TO Hxertion, Loss of Power
Loss OF Memory, Difficulty OF breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror Of Disease, wakefu,ness,
Dimness Of Vraion, Pain IN the Back,
Universal Lassitude OF the Muscular Systsn,
Hot Hands, Flushing of the cody
Drynese OF the Skin, Eru ptions of the Face
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MEs9lssaaE;c ' Dat Sy.sakSseesssEssss.:~s TT
OIAISA. svek.. Gsslss vIkxoH sXfLA&
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PALLID COUETENANCE.

PALLID C0UETENANCE.
These symptoms, If allowed to go on which th:s
medicine invariably removes, soon follows INPO-
TENCY, FATUITY. EPILEPTIC FITS, in one OF
which the patient may expire.
Who can say that they are not frequently fol-
lowed by these "DIREFUL DISEASES
"INsANlTY AND CONSUMPTION
Many aware of the cause OF their suffering.
But NONE WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF TIE INSANE ASYLCMs
And the melancholy Deaths hy Consumption bear
ample witness to the truth of the assertion
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the aid Of medicine to siren CITIZEN and in.
yisorate the System, which HELMROLD'S EX-
TRACT bUCHU invariably does, trial will
convince the most skeptical.
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FEMALES FEMALES

FENALES!! FEMALES,!
OLD OK YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED OR CON.
TEMPLATING MARRIAGE
In many affections peculiar TO Females. the FIX.
TRACT BCCHU is unequaled ny any other REM
dy, rs in CklorosiG or Retention Irreculsrity
Painfuness or Suppression of Customary Eracus-
tions, liberated or ScEirrous state of the Uterus
Lrucorrhna or Whites, Sterlity and for all com
plaints accident to the sex. whether arising from
lEuiscreton. Habits Of Dissipation or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
TSke no more BasaIn Mercury or unuIaarant
Medicine for unpleasant and dangerous diseases
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHu
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
CURES SECRET DISEAS
In all their stages, Al little Expense,
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This Medicine increases the power of Digestion.
and nei tss me ABSORBEETs into health ' acton
by which the WATERY or CALCEROUs depe.i-
lions, and ALL CENATC RAJ ENGAGEMENTS
are reduced, as we'll ~ PAIN and INFLAMMA-
TION, and is good Tor NAN, WOMEN. or CHI.
DkKR.
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CARD TO THE LADIES
DIR DUPONCOS
GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES,
hai5le in CORRECTING, Yesaiatins and re.noring al
obstrTcftcrs, from tcnaferer easse, and


GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES,
hJauibe in ec-reetins, regulating and resnorng al
obstr1cf'crs, from tcaaferer edsse, ard
alscays sEtsesSfst as a pTecotitcs.
The above pills have now been in use for ever
thirty years ard in r. sa where the ai5s s
e
ing certificate from one Of the first ladies Of Utica
NM r.e .ns Sa them Il thai .ss s
seurse did not wish her name TO be made public sdt
bnponsos Geiden Pills. is.T might refer Any lady
70 her as .As eons.dsrsc j: sa.y as wtH as gLasrs
sss sss ss.t ssins INTO tSs.an ts
:sSs 4S.: I "a s:s :ss ::
fs sIs Rt%::.'s a fs ss .,sa >,
a sdrS.9 s.4... sss
s p !. Sd
ID tie y ssiSns 81 e ss
dentislly by mail. Sold also by i. 8. +. CfssEL,
BsisaoTs; s. nHscf
Hall inf y sfSs :ssrstGs eileen New York
general Wholesale Agents
PHI: b. Look ont fer Counterfeit Buy no GG!dsn
Howe. All others sre base position and unsafe;
onS Of out sao your
buy only those who show the signature OF S, d.
aSss Sa hs as:G S
ingredients composing the above Pills are made
known to every Agent, and they will ten you they
safe, and will perform all elaimed for then.
s. ID. HOWE, Sole Proprietor,
ty2 New York.
HAPPINESS OR MIsERYl-THAT rs THE
IL QUESTION The proprietors Of the " p AR
1sIAN CABINET OF WONDERS ANATOMY
and MEDICINE" have determined-re gardless of
eNpenseto issue free, for the benefit of suffering
humanity, lTtr OF their NEST instructive aud inter-
esting Lectures on Marriage and its Disqualified
lions NeSyous Debility, Premature Decline, Iadi-
Esshop, Weakness, Depression, or ignorance Of
IN! siology and Natures Law. These invaluable
lectures have been the means OF enlightenin. and
receipt OF four stamps, by addressing SsresarF
Pa,is,on Csbines Of Anasears and As<isin<. $50
broadway, New York. ~ P-ly
ITPHAMH HAIR DYENTO COLOR BLICA
~ OR EROWE,.-0nly 50 cents q box Three
boxes for one dollar. Gray, red or faxen hair eaa
be chan sed in few seconds 70 Jet black or b.ewn
cheapest in the world, producing, TIE nezent it 10
HPHHhs HAIR SYs . 81
rueh LatY dye a. others sell for go doHes, sold
phis, and Q. cALVKST FORD. sernsr i,th ssrsst
and Pa. svenus; in Alexandria, b. Henry COOK
mr.. aQplRkYp ANFTDoFE WILL cUM
IL G0EORRn0A u az days. 70 sssass Of 1iet
years standing, and VIII net hsr1 The Aset dekessS
sspethsfee. 1t sentaSas 80 ,si~eeh Prie IN
eoA BY q. @, UpRAh, 4os okessst rtrset fhbe.
4ely&is, and N w<s6ssstsa ~ 9. @: I0RB, ss~Der
1T Sfyr sr - Pa sSsose; y AiesAaArie, ~
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HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT DUoHU,
Positive and spseiss Req sdy Sor
Diseases CT the BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL,
and DROPsICAL sWELLIEGs.
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MEDICINES.

III" BGLrIHoEE
LOCK sosPTY.I
Has disaoe~1d to mas tsrsss spesav o.z s.k
EfsSfrai RAsrsdp - ss E~k
FOR ALL DlsEAaRs oF EupRUpagoB-
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and cents, and foot up the Aggregate amount fthe
bid ter the e.ass. - Amounting TO there write tho
amo aAt IN words
l propose as my agent here name the agent, il
80 AZ sSieN W s"S oeheSsS W 80 s1Ppy
OF the place OF delivery and sAoaid NY offer be
accepted L request the contract may be prepared
And sent 70 the navy agent At nane the agency for
signatures and certificate:
Here the bidder and each member OF the 6rn TO
sign
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Protected by Royal Lstt.rs Patent Of England, on5
secured by the Seals % the Ecole de PkdrDldcie q.
Paris and .ke Imperial Co!ege Of Medicine, Vienna
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seh BY DSaesists everywhere. Ask for HI1IN.
BoL1T. Take no ether. Cut cut the advertise.
nsst and send for It, and svoiA Inpcsdscn sd
Bxpesure. nso
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nR IMINaHnH

Nemh-r q the Pey.i College o. suss-on-. Lonaen
g,exate from oss ef be HA~S euairent coiiAsrs q
has been spent in the hospitsls OF London. PariS
phT.Aelrhis snS el-ewk~re, has e5eete1 some o.
the nsst aSto aishtng cures that ever known
many Nouti<S VIII ringing IN TIE besd and es =.
when a@leep; g-~st nerv sne-s bcirg alarmed Al
Ridden souhds. bashfulne-s vith kesuent tlashing
attended somefine- with arrangement of mind
were cured MN ediatAly
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PROM ONE 10 TWO pAVsi

HAKKlBD PKWNNk or N-ong A.n crr,-r-
sar~d
may Sst&isaAy sessss % kis hsnsr Q ssu ~ man
N, nS g; s9ss. sy 'l,.ks s;s ~ = ysss;ssA.
left ksnd 1Se rsins freH Beitev-e street a kw
doors frssn De- corner. Fs3l set ~ sh~srye name
and number. Lstsrs srn-< he raid and soutasn q
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25
MECHANICS LIEN FORECLOSURES.

CyTATE OFnC ALIF0RNIA, County Of ~ Dorado -
= In the County COurt--charleS Mcneil and Elijah
Reed vs. Matthew BOrland, Jacob l. Sargent, Roswell
C. Sargent, and James p. Sargent
All persons holding, or claiming To hold, any llen
or Liens, under the provisions OF an Act entitled
An Act for securing the Liens Of Mechanics and
Others passed April nineteenth eighteen hundred
and any six, and the several Acts amtnda"ry there
Of upon the Dwelling House hereinafter described
are hereby notified TO be and appear in thu County
Court II said County. on Monday the FIFTH DAY
OF MAY, A. D. IS62 at the hour IT ten o'clock 4. NJ
oI said day then and there /" exhibit proof Of their
respective Liens. The Dwelling House above men
toned was erected in the year 1851 10y Mathew BcT-
land, and is situated upon what j. known as Bor-
lands North Ranch" in the County III " Dorado and
State Of California and stands up"u the E1sj side or
the IUad leading from Slngle Springs :" baylor
Ranch at a point about two miles frnm said Shnglr
Suriugs aud tear sal Rorlinds old said
Ious, is "A frame House about thrtySN feet long by
about seventeen feet wide. with wings upon each
siI.-he eiiCien' the main building fronting t"WATdS
the roa, and continuing Il, ar and three Wtnd1W
said house has in fr"nt tu" "hr ia the rear
with passage way, eight tect Wil-. between them,
and two roums on each side in the wings OF said
! house.
! Upnn the property above de.crih.-i, the said Nc
,Syg and Reed claim NrchYnc'> Lien for the sum
II Five Hundred ard four h.llar~. and have this
day filed in said Cont their petition ask g decree
for the sale Of said premises 10 satisfy all liens
agans, the same.
/ - W,ne-s my hand and seal ri said Court
l.. hereto i\rd. at one IN th-'tv - Placer
/ 49, vile. this l>'h day n January l>62
THOMAS II riTTE\, Clrrk.
By O.lHy S4rIRt2s Deputy
| s.W. S,NrEEs''N, PrG,' Auy. JAMES ~
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The WHITE FEATHER PARTY.-Thcrc is
at length party in the country, says the
New York Journal Of Commerce, with
great force and truth, to whom this name
most righteously belongs; the frightened
newspapers and their frightened allies,
who are shouting that the armies of the
North, halfmilion strong, with McClel-
Ian at their head, cannot conquer the reb-
els, and who demand an alliance, offensive
and defensive, with the slaves .of the
South, to assist our feeble forces! This
weakness has at length run into absolute
cowardice. They are turned fairly with
their backs to the enemy. They stand
now, trembling in absolute fright, and
begging for the emancipation and arming
of the negroes, as the last hope Of the
Union. In all directions we see them
shaking in their shoes, and stammering
or crying, 1.-THE negroes, the negroes, We
can't save ourselves, let us get the negroe:
to help us. or all is lost!" Mark the men
and whenever you hear this cry for Negro
help, rest assured that you see a maj
who is a thorough coward, and who il
busy in doing his best to bring reproacl
on the ability and courage of the UnioI
army. Hereafter there can be no doub
as to who are the towards, and wearing
the white feather.
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/ GRATIFYING. The views which We have
expressed for the last six months, concern-
ing tho war, and for the candid express
sion of which We have received consider
able censure, are coming to be very gen.
orally entertained by all classes Of people.
Demagogues and knnvcs find much III
them to condemn-tlIe people much to
approve. 1t is very gratifying, nj last, to
see the " sober second thought" at work.
Passion, prejudice and bigotry have had
their day, and can no longer be appealed
to successfully.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25

DISTANCE TO THE Me- PERCEs.-As many
persons contemplate starting to these
much talked of mines in the spring, we
publish the following for their benefit,
without vouching for its correctness
From the Dalles to Walla Walla by water
one hundred and eightyfv miles thence
to Lewiston by land ninety miles; from
Lewiston to Orc Elmo, one hundred and
ten miles; from Lewiston to Elk CITY,
eighty-fivc miles from Lewiston to Sal
mon diggings, one hundred and forty
miles; from Lewiston to either of the
mining localities the journey is by land.
The Cariboo country is situated six hun
dred miles North from the Nez Perces
mines. 1t is said that a road is opened
from the Dalles to the latter mines, but
only passable as yet for footmen and pack
animals. Provisions are sold at exorbi-
tant prices, and the roads are only passa.
BILE in the summer months,
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25

LOOKING BRIGHT-. The Providence Post
concludes, from'the recent elections, "that
everything, so far as the heart and mind
of the people can at this time be felt and
discerned, is looking bright with cheer
for the future of the Democracy; and
that it will not be many years before we
shall have the good and dignified and
glorious old days of pure Democracy back
again" 1t is healthy sign of the times
to see the people turning with renewed
confidence to that party which success
fully conducted our wars with foreign
nations and maintained the integrity Of
the Union against all assaults. 1t will
soon again be in power, purer and strong
er than ever. 1t has got rid Of the weak,
ambitious and venal, who deserted it in
the hour Of trial and defeat, and who
brought it into diSrepute. Repentance
will not avail them they will never
again be permitted to enter the sanctuary
of Democracy.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25

BEWARE OF TIE ABoLITIoNIsTs. our
readers are, (says the Providence Or. H.
Post, a sincere and ardent war journaD to
use a trite phrase, Tired to death" with
hearing of the Abolitionists, we also are
"tired to death" with writing about them.
Yet they are to-day the chiefest and the
worst foes of the American Union and
Constitution, of any who are now actively
at work on American soil, not excepting
even the EXTREMIST South Carolina seces-
sionists. We cannot keep silent about
them without being hostile to loyalty and
false TO patriotism. We cannot be true
to the honor and welfare, the reputation
and interests of the country, if we neglect
any opportunity of warning the people Of
the land against encouraging them in any
Of their plans, either by elevating them
to Offices of power and trust, or by listen.
ing to their harangueS from the pulpit OF
the lecture desk, or the political platform,
or through the press; or by voting foT
any of their candidates, or for any Of
their measures. They are the real au.
thors of this unnatural war into which We
of the North have been forced by the
South, and they desire to render recon
struction impossible-desire to drive the
South to the wall, by freeing and arm
ing the slaves" A policy so nnholy
should be repudiated by every loyal Dem:
ocrat and Christian.
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FLouR.-It is stated that the flour ship

FLouR.-It is stated that the flour ship
ped from San Francisco in the year 1861,
amounted to 10. 563 barrels, of the value
of 1894, 462 o.. The quantity of wheat
shipped during the same time, was
l,S5O,79 sacks, of the average weight Of
10 pounds. and worth in the aggregate
the sum of $2,649,655 So. California
wheat is superior to and brings a higher
price than that raised in the Atlantic
States. 1t is doubtful whether we will
raise more than enough for home con,
sumption this year, the rains having pre-.
vented ploughing and sowing.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25

UNION MEN-There are those who insist
that all the Constitutional Union men,
all old-fashioned, law-abiding Democrats
and Wings, all who cling to principle in
perilous times, are Secessionists at heart
The main difference between them and
their accusers is, that they aoish to keep
the Union together, and the others wish
to divide it. 1t is no part Of the pro-
gramme of the Abolitionists and their
apOlogists, the neutrals, to restore the
Union. They mean now, as they always
have meant, that there shall be no union
Of the North with shareholders. They
mean to abolish slavery by Federal au-
thOrity, which is unconstitutional and
subversive Of the Union, or produce sepa-
ton. They have Endorsed Cameron's
policy, knowing that such must be its
effect. Let the Administration adopt il
and the army will become disorganized,
and the loyal Union men of the South will
be driven into the ranks of the rebels for
protection, where Abolitionism wishes
to drive them.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25
SUMMONS

sS>FAST eTtE Slirr>SA ~ - 1ru7nr r, i,t,rNdn
- SS-lu-i'rc Court, liam"nd Springs Township
The People Of the State VI California, TO u. II
WHITE. Erecting:
You are hereby summoned IN appear before me nj
nv office in Diamond SIr ng- T"wn-Lip ~ the Cum
" 81 n DnrAu. on Ia" 2>,h f6y - January, A u
l>S2 At = u'rllckP. NJ. 80 a..,wer unto the cnu,-
plant 81 J. j. NOTATION Who sues L. recover tn
sum " thirty five dollars dIr rn c-r;Au, WrrtRa
instrument; rNccuisi ~ ynu ri Darn nrii Spring..
ihr 18th day Of D"ccrbcs ~. far II, abnNe amount
In favor ~ u q May nArd and by hi'u assigned 10
Mediation. When ju tgin.u ~ ~ taken ga!u-'
you for the said amoUu;, Together ~fh tests and dam
ages, II you fail to appear and answer
Toshe ShrriK or AIRY Constable ~ aid County
Greeting MAKE, legal service aud return hereof
Given under my hand this 21ih dAy al December
A. II. I>6l. ALIEN SIESBC TIL
Justice Of the Peace IN and Tor said Townslip.
nc3,d
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25

OUTRAGEOUS APPoINTNENT.--Jim Lane,
the notorious Kansas "robber, peuurer
and fAurderer," according to the uncon-
tradicted charges Of Robinson, the Re-
publican Governor Of Kansas, has been
appointed General in the Federal army,
and authorized by the President to prose-
cute the war in conformity with his own
notions, unrestricted and unembarrassed
by the War Department. How he will
conduct the war is not left to conjecture.
On his part it win be war Of devastation,
rapine and murder which would disgrace
the most brutal and savage Indians. In
his former expeditions robbery, arson and
murder followed in his train, and he pro-
tected and encouraged the wretches in
their fiendiSh outrages The Springfield
Massachusetts, Republican, leading Or
gan of the Republican party, published a
letter from the camp of one Of Lanes
subordinates, Col. JcnniSon, confirming
the worst accounts OF the Outrages Of
these men-Lane's pet troops. Colonel
Jennison, acting under Lanes orders, has
instructed his regiment to " take no pris-
oners," which means to kill in cold blood
all who surrender! At a recent parade
Of his troops, the correspondent of the
Republican says, Col. JennisOn said to
them
"The first man who brings a prisoner into
this camp wifi put into ironsi The food they
eat is worth more than their hves!
And these barbarous orders JenniSon s
men obey; and the infamous chief Of
these guerrillas President Lincoln has
authorized to raise large army! And
men are called traitors" and threatened
with the dungeon for reprobating such
appointment The same correspondent
acknowledged and indisputable Repub-
liean authority-says that "while eight
companies we're out on special duty, every
house known to belong to secessionists on
the road, was pillaged and burned, and
the slaves liberated. Colonel Jennison
organizes the slaves into companies and
DroritIes them mith arms !" God help
the helpless, unoffending, unprotected
who fall into Lanes hands!
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25
Majority against Chicago Platform s68,g74

Majority against Chicago Platform 9sS,s74
1.-THE decision Of the majority" in the
Presidential election, was overwhelmingly
against the candidate of the Republican
party; and the Chicago Platform was
condemned by nearly two thirds of the
voters. 1t was the duty Of the minority
raised to power, to exercise that power in
Difference to the judgment Of the people !;
but instead Of doing so, they exercised it
exclusively for the benefit of the Repub.
lican party. Gov. Stanford talks at ran
dom and to little purpose when he speaks
of the refusal of the minority to abide
the decision of the majority" Lincoln
owes his election to a division in the
Democratic party, and not to an indorse-
.ment of the principles OF the Chicago
Platform. Had those opposed to the
principles of Republicanism concentrated
their vote on a single candidate, Lincoln
would have been shamefully defeated.
To come nearer home: Had the Demo-
cratic vote in California, at the last cleo.
ton, been given to one Democratic nomi-
nee for Governor, an opportunity would
not have been afforded Gov. Stanford to
make such an inexcusable blunder.