The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-29

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were Themselves, in their small way tyrants.
BABY SroBY.-A very curious baby stor,
comes 10 u from New Jersey. \ mother and hel
daughter were confined on the same j ay, each hay
ing little son. In the hustle Of the moment both
babies placed in the sam cradle and to the
confusion OF the mothers when the young gster,
we're taken from the cradle, they were unable u
tell which was the mothers and which the daueh
ter s0n-a matter which, of course must ever re
main 4 mystery. The family i, in the creates
distress over the afair.-N. !. Journal
Exactly the case with the Republicans and Abo
litioni,ts. They have become % thoroughly blend
ed that il is impossible to tell which owns the us
ger Jaby III their family crib Instead Of beng in
the greatest distress about it however they seem
to rather like it.
/ TIE ABoiLTIoSIsrs OF SAN FRAxcIsco IL
TRouB1E.-The miserable and degraded poll,
ticians who have seized upon the Republican
bogus Union y organization of San Fan.
cisco. have so disgusted the respectable and
intelligent and honorable portion of communi-
ty by their unfit nominations, that another
ticket is demanded and will be sustained bv
the voters of that city. The Abolition organ,
the Republic, se's up the following delicious
howl over Ibe prospect of their certain discom-
future:
Union lie0 10 the Rescue Six days ago
and San Francisco presented Il character for
loyalty that was The admiration Of the nation.
Her loyalty was perfect. 1t was a consalIia.
ted sentiment 1t was symmetrical and eff
cient. Every loyal man was in his place
Holr IS Il nor ? The loyal men are divided
They are striving the one with the other. Dis
traction rales their counclis. Loyalty to The
nation gives way TO the discussion of local
questions The common enemy is making in
roads into our ranks. Union men are consort-
ing with the enemy ard making terms for a
surrender. DemoIalIzsti rules the hour.
RHODE ISLAND The following resolution
is taken from the Rhode I,lanl Platform, upon
which Governor Sprague was reelected and
upon which he WAS chosen BY the Legislature
to the position of United States Senator We
commend it to the attention of those who re
ally desire to be correct in their exercise OF the
right Of suffrage:
Re>o}rrd. That the effort now baing made to
divert this war from lis original purpose. as
proclaimed by the President and Congress
seven months agl-the maintenance of the
Federal Constitution ard The preservation of
the Unions integrity-and to turn 1t into
war for the emancipation Of slaves and the sub
jugation of the S'uthern States. or their return
to territorial condition is an effort agaiis the
Union. against the Constitution. against Justice
and against humanity. and should be promptly
frowned upon by all the friends of Democratic
institutions. Ii is unworthy OF loyal citizens.
and can find support only with sectional fanat
les. who have no love for the I Union. or desire
for lis restoration, and whose highest patriot.
ism Is an unnatural and unrighieous hatred Of
the citizens Of sister States.
ANY peace party that does not mean the
restoration OF the Union. with lis integrity
unbrokeu and the Constitution aid laws in
undiSputcl supremacy. will prove Il political
abortion AMI the most p'iabe blunder of This
age. Any party or faction that viii not restore
peace to The country whenever the rebels lay
down their arms ANA submit to the lawful au-
thority OF the Constitution and laws Of tie
United States will be eXecrated by this. a. d
succeeding generations - Oregon Statesman.
The latter sentence is exactly where the
execration commences on the Republican party
in California. the so-called Union party
for the State Of Louisiana has not ouly offered
to lay down her rebellious arms, but also To
take up arms for the Union, and her proposi-
tion has been declined by the Republican
Administrations
DorGlAs' OriNroy OF ABoL1rloyISN-ln a
speech 10 the citizens of Chicago, after tie
election iu $50. Mr. Douglas SAID
The Dem >cracy of Illinois have achieved
noble victory over the combined forces OF
Abo,itionISm aud is allies. You have a right
to be proud of this glorious triumph. 1t Is the
triumph of the Constitution over faction II is
the triumph Of the glorious principles of the
Cuion over faHaticiSm and Sccti0naism it is
the triumph of the principle Of self government
over Congressional interference and executive
dictation,"
When the rebellion broke out. and war be-
came necessity for the support Of the Consii-
tuition and laws, Mr. Douglas gave 1t his sane
tiou but tha, he would support war policy
that keeps the States on, of the Union, until
they shall adopt constitutions abolishng slave
ry. is inconsistent wi b every act OF bis poiti-
cal life
THoSE who vote the so-caed Union
ticket on Wednesday next, are properly ca>scd
as disunlonis'S. They are opposed 10 the
Union party and to the Union. II they are
not, why do they not stand with the Union
party Of Kentucky? and why do they not
permi, the States 10 return to the Union, upon
their application to do so
THIS Louisville Journal understands that
Mr.. Cri,'eudcu, when he found that he had
but very little time to live, made Cd his
mind to dictate a solemn and earnest address
to the people of Kentucky. exborting them to
perform all their duties 10 themselves aud 10
tie Uajou 10 this terrible crisis.
Yct. the Marysyille Appeal. conducted by
the Republican State Printer. when CrittrD.