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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26

COMMITTED To TINE OLD CAPiroL.-Capt
Todd TO day made the following commitments I,
the Old Capitol: John Parsons. 7th y. C., prisone
Of war; 7hos. Learim, III Ga, rebel deser' er; Da
vid Keruty, suspicious charactcri Peter McGinitv
pris 'ner Of state; Thos L,ckeby, rebel deserte
who desires to take the oath. These parties wer
arrested at Harper's Ferry, yesterday, by MAJ
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26

DEATHS uF SOLDIERS Tho following dcalhi
have been reported a, The ONCE Of capt. Hart
since Saturday:
Bissel Carter, 7th Wis: Archib'd Dethunc frcbel)
e]i N. c.; Ira Perkins, let bat. l. t.; Thos. L. For
Iey, 10th N. Y.aft; Cyrus DittenhOuso, 18th Pa
cav; VIM. simns, 1th Nd Michael Phillips, lo2t
N. y; Chas. Warner, 2ist N. Y. cav John Mshay
lolst N.Y., Clark Kinhin trsbel), 4ath N. C.; Wee
Y. art; Jsmes Arder, ID p. cav; James shaukey
2I.t N. Y. cav. Jno Yumbcy, 7h WIS; Jne. Fisher
s7th Pa; John Rotsoa, eonscript, Jno. l.. Runkle
nth Ind Daniel J. Morean, Bsnj. Russell, Ia'h
Mass; a, d James easier, Ioth n. Y. art
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26

BoDr OF A DROWNED MAN FouED.-The
body Of drowned man was found last Friday,
about i2 O'Clock, at tho foot OF Eleventh street.
The man was named Thomas Murphy. He was
from Baltimore, and has been missing since last
Monday. On Thursday night l,st the captain Of a
vessel saw man on the bank OF the river and Of.
terwards heard . splashing Of water. 1t il sup.
posed that he was intoxicated and fell overheard
at that time. An inquest was held by Coroner
Woodward, and the verdict OF the jury was that
the deceased came to his death by drowning. No
evidence could be produced 10 prove that he was
foully dealt with, l...
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22
Se---
"LOyal Talk"

The Logan County Gazette, published
at Bcllefontain, Ohio, is a spirited paper,
full Of life and satire. 1t says:
Having become entirely convinced
that the Administration is the Govern
ment," we propose to express some truly
loyal views, in truly loyal words
We hold that Abraham Lincoln is tho
greatest statesman of the age. That he
is thoroughly informed of all matters of
Government policy, and especially conver-
SAINT with the intricacies of the tariff
that he is very handsome man, q very re-
fined man, a thoroughly educated man,
and has had all the training requisite for
successor of Washington and Madison in
the Executive chair
We hold, also, that the afore- mentioned
Lincoln is "honest," and that his admin.
istration is distinguished for the integrity
Of all Its members, and their appointees;
that Welles never gave fat contracts to
Morgan that Cameron never dabbled iu
frauds; that Tucker made no money out of
transports; that Fremont never speculated
in Austrian muskets; that Seward and
Stanton violated no law in making arrests;
that the Constitution required Blair to
exclude democratic papers from the mails
and that Chase is sincere, frank and man.
y in his conduct. wearing his heart on
his sleeve" never saying one thing and
meaning another, and withal, a pure ma
tionOl patriot, holding himself above all
sectional prejudices.
We hold, moreover, that the conduct of
the war has been marked by brilliant
series CT the most wonderful victories, ex.
cept few instances Of disaster, caused by
such cOpperheads as Mcclellan and Buell..
We still believe that this wicked rebel
lion will be squelched in the original ninety
days, and that the only reason why few
old women did not whip the rebels before
! breakfast was because Father Abraham.
in kindness of his heart, (see Tod on de-
scrters) failed to conscript them out often
der regard far age and sex.
We don't believe that anybody's hurt,
the crisis being purely artificial. 1t is our
belief that large sum is more easily paid
than larger one and we are sure from
personal experience, that it is easier to
pay when we have the means of paying.
than when we have not.
The National debt we consider mere
| trille as We have been convinced, by an
arithmctical calculation, that our women
can churn it out in ten years. "Come,
butter, come"
We believe in the Union party" that
is, we don't believe its a party at all but
devised for the pure and holy purpose
putting down this wicked rebellion, and
saving the best Government in the world.
Its leaders are all honest patriots, caring
nothing for offices, except when it is forced
upon them. Their motto is: "To the
/ devil with your Offices We are for our
country-our whole country-and onr
home is in the bright setting sunl"
We are very much in favor of calling
democrats "cOPperheadS, and enemies
in our midst" We think they oil ought
to be killed. Burning at the stake would
be eIninently proper. Sharp pine splin-
tiers ought to be stuck into their flesh,
and set on fire. No Union man should
deal with them, except to take their mon
ey-never neglecting to call them traitors
as soon as they leave the store or shop.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22
STATEMENT.

At public meeting held at the Capitol
in the city of Albany, on the 10th day OF
May, 1868, to consider the arbitrary ar.
rest Of Mr.. Vallandigham, certain yeso}1-
tons were adopted, copies of which were,
by the direction Of the meeting, transmit
ted by its officers to President Lincoln,
who, in communication dated the 18th
Of June, 1868, addressed to the gentleman
referred to, which has appeared very gen.
orally in the public prints, discussed the
resolutions and controverted certain posi-
tons which they maintained in regard to
personal rights and constitutional obliga-
tions.
On the receipt Of this communication
the Hon. ErastuS Corning, chairman of
the meeting referred to, addressed the
President, informing him, in substance,
that the special duty assigned to the off
GERS Of the mct ting had been fulfilled hy
sending the resolutions to his EXccllcncy,
but adding tia: in view Of the inpo, tance
of the principles Involved, aud the public
interest which the matter had assumed,
he had deemed it proper to submit the
Presidents letter to the committee, who
reported the resolutions, for such action
a> in their judgincnt it might demand.
The committee having considered the
ulject and viewing the questions at issue
As Of the gravest importance, replied to
the Presidents communication, which re-
ply i, now laid before the public. At the
request of the committee it was sent to
the President by the officers Of the meet t.
ing, in a letter under their signatures, Of
which the following is a COPY:
r. Ills ErceI}ency the PftStdet ct tie
Tnird .StattS.
SIR The undersigned. o'liccr> Of the
lub,ic meeting held in this city "n the
10Th day Of May last. to whom Your com
muuication Of the l2th Of this munth.
commenting on the resolutions adopted at
that meeting, was addressed, have the
honor to send to your cXce'lcncy a reply
to that communication by the committee
who reported the resolutions. The great
Importance To the people Of this country
OF the questions discussed must be our
apology, if any be needed, for saying that
We fully concur in this rct.ly, and believe
il to be in entire harmony with the views
AMI sentiments Of the meeting referred to.
We ase, with great respect, very truly
YOURS,
AJ.,v I,pn 0D ISc2
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22
The Omce seekers Catechism.


Glass of Administration Office Seekers
stand up.
"Who made your"
abraham Lincoln!"
"What is the noblest work of GodP"
"a nigger!"
"Who is the meanest man in the
world?"
George B. Mcclellan !"
"Who are traitors :"
"All who are his iriendsl"
"What is the object of this war ?"
"Nigger"
"In what rests the hope of America ?"
"The nigger?"
"What is the duty Of the army ?"
To arrest all who believe in the Con.
stitution!"
"Who is this war benefitting?" ?"
"Army contractors, rich men, Republi-
can Generals, money shavers, cotton steal
ing Generals and niggers?"
At whose expense ?"
1.-The people's?"
"What is the test of patriotism ?"
Abuse Of Democrats !"
"Why is the negro the equal Of the
white MANI"
Because God created them both /"
On that principle a .jackaSS is the
equal Of Brigadier General ?"
"Of courSeR'
How shall the policy ftbis Admins
tration be manifested ?"
BY the suppression of speech, mob
bing printing offices, and Imprisonment of
all Democrats there is not rope enough to
hang"
"Is union of sentiment and feeling of
any importance in the prosecution Of
WARP"
"No!" "a
"In your own neighborhood are you
considered man of sound senssf"
Hardly!" ~ s.. -,
I" Are you capable of supporting your.
self by honest labor ?"
"Never tried it. Don't know |"
Z" DO yuu hate u Democrat 7~0T555 tthhssss thssss
you do the devil ?" .i...
"Yes-yes-yes!
"All right-ifthere is no Office vacant
new one shall be created at once r
A PROMINENT speaker at Republiesa
gathering in Ohio, said that he "expected
TO spend an eternity in company with Re
publicans," to which . ripe old. .Dem0csat
replied that he ''FalheF IhOught be would
unless be repsntsd Of bis sins ~ ,siss
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22
NUMBER 10.


potic power to prevent you and ysas Pcs
terity from enjoying that constitutional
liberty which is the inheritance Ofuii,
and to the end, also, that history may
speak Of your administration with indul-
gence, if it cannot with approval.
We are, sir, with great respect, yours
very truly, JoHN V. L. PRUYN,
Chairman Of Committee.
James Kidd, George II. Thacher,
Gilbert e. Davidson. c. w. Armstrong,
J. V. p: Quackenbusb, Williani Doyle,
VIM. A. Fassett, Franklin TOwnsend,
D. NJ. Hungerford, VIM. Appleton,
John Hogan, B. R. Spilman,
Henry Lansing, James McKown,
S. Hand, A. II. Tremain,
VI. X. Cohen, Daniel Shaw,
John Cutler. W. Simon,
Z. Van Benthuysen, A. f. Stimson,
Isaac Lederer.
ATuirv Iuno
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22

To Hi Erce(lthcy Abrdhum Lincolm,
Prcsjdent ot' The Lnite4 .Stutcs.
SlK: Your answer. which appeared in
the public prints, 10 the resolutions adopt
ed at a recent meeting in the city Of
Albany affirming the personal rights and
liberties of the citizens Of this country,
has been referred to the uudersi gurd, the
Committee who prepared aud rcpoltc,l
those resolutions. The subject viii now
receive from Us so,nc further attention,
which your answer seems TO Justify, if
not to invite. We hope not to appear
wanting il the respect due to your posi-
ton if We reply with freedom and earn
cstnesS suggested by the infinite g,avity
and importance Of the questions upon
which you have thought proper to take
issue at the bar Of public opinion.
You seem to be aware that the COnSti,
tution OF the United States, which you
have sworn to protect and defend, contains
the following guarantees, to which we
again ask your attention: o. Congress
shall make no law abridging the freedom
Of speech or VI the press. t2) The right
of the people to be secure in their person
. against unreasonable seiZur, :, shall not bc
violated, and no warrant shall issue but
upon probable cause, supported by oath.
(3) No person, except soldiers and ma
rincrs in the service Of the Government,
shall be held to answer for capital or
infamous crime, unless on preSentment or
indictment of grand jury, nor shall any
person be deprived of life, liberty or prop
rrty without due process of law. (+) In
all criminal prosecutions, the accuscr shall
enjoy the wight ofa speedy and public trial
by an impartial jury of the State or dis
trct in which the crime shall have been
committed. and to be confronted with the
witnesses against him.
You are also no doubt aware that on
the adoption of the Constitution these
Invaluable provisions were -prnpaSed- by
| the Jealous caution of the States, and were
, inserted as amendm,n;s Tor a pc, Fctuei
assurance of liberty against the eucroach
mcntS of power. From your earliest
reading of history, you also know that
the greai principles of liberty and las
which underlie these provisions were de.
rived to US from the British Constitution
In that country they were secured by
| WaSih ~Nhait Ia luo'c tna' SlA HuHuIcu
years ago, and they have been confirmed
by many and repeated statutes of the
realm. A single palpable violation Of
them in England, would not only arouse
the public indignation, but would endan-
ger the throne itself For persistent
disregard eg.Td of them, Charles the First was
dethroned and beheaded by his rebellious
subjects.
The fact has already passed into history
that the sacred rights and immunities
which were designed to be protected by
these constitutional guarantees, have no
been preserved to the people during youl
administration. In violation of the frs
of them, the freedom of the press ha,
been denied. In repeated instances news
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22

The Province ofthe Chief NJ q gistrate
the Guarantees Of the COnstIGu-
ttOn-Milttary and Civil JuriSdIc-
tIOn-the Suspension OF the Writ OF
Habeas Corpus, etc., Discussed,
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22

Omee, on COlOma street.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22
A. HI. REID'S
LIVERY AND FEED STABLE,
In the rear of the Old Round Tent,

MAIN STREET. PLACERVILLE.
u THE Undersigned would respectfully
. UA inform the public that they can at all
~ Ntimes obtain at his establishment the
S&A.E0S very best of driving teams and saddle
horaes, at The lowest rates.
Horses boarded by the day, week, or month,
on ne e. most oStreasOnGGleterms.
U-sm 4. H!REID.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22

A PROMINENT speaker ct Republicsa
gathering in Ohio, said that he "expected
TO spend an eternity in company with he.
publicans, to which Q ripe old Demooeet
replied that he ssFatheF thought be xU1lds
unless be repsnted Of his sins r. sslsl 4.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22

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a.; ThFss MOatha 80; One Month payable 10 tIe Car
fier) 50 cents; sInGls Copies l7}S cents.
ApVKRTIsIN0-Ons square Of 10 lines, hrst insertion 81
sch nseFtOn 81 50; Business Cards OF 10 lines
sT ess year oZS Business Cards of 10 lines or less
Ihrse Ioaahs ol0 liberal discount will he made on the
bovs fer IsaEly and quarterly Advertisements which
SKessd square.
JOB PRINTING-0ur once Is repete with all the modern
v~ryC,yS of PERMITTING g. Rocks Pamphlets. Briefs
Posters HAn1bis Circulars Ball Tickets Programmes Ger
IaeAtes S0oak Deposit BinheAdS, Cherks, Receipts
Cards, Labels etc., In plain or fancy eOOFeJ inks
fUSrfCES BLANK8.-AdAVits UndertakiBEs sBd WritsOf
Attachnent uAder the Law, for this ONCE also
Blank DISSERTATIONS Of Homestead the convenient form
in use. Just printed. complete form Of MINERS DEED
Also, bsantfuTy executed MARRIAGE CERTFlCATh'
T. PIsHRR, Ne lIH wAshIn gton opposite MAgurea
Opera Hsuse the only authorized Agent for the
pEMOcRAT, in the city Of San Francsco All orders for
ths Paper Advertising le with him will be promptly at
Seadsdb.
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Gs~srgesUa Orders tcS the ADVERTISING or Tor JOB
WA, N WlsA hin, via be promptly attended to-
GAS r JACKSON Is the AuthoriEed Agent Of the NorS
DEMOCRAT at VI Dorado Orders left With him VIII
ec pronptly a.'-adsd To-
HIDLENAN n eur .athoFiIed sseni at @ s1stAmehn-
All srdsrS fer advertising, etc., s S'h MIN VIII 'se' II"
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All srtsrs given hin for Ibe Democrat will lie promptly
eended TO-
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22
THE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT,

PUBLISHED EvERY SATURDAY MORNING, BY
nnH~ xOKs & jan U ~ n Y
anavvrEu -. =. JAHUART.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22
PREs'T. LINCOLN ANsw Erred.
The ResOlutiOnF of the Albany Meet.
ing ReAmrmed.

Reply OF Ithe Albany Democracy to
tho Presldent's Letter OF june IL.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22
PLAZA BOOK STORE.
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AVING received large stock of SCHOOL
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Don't smile, reader there is frog mar
Ret In Pi,tsburg, and quite large amount
Of business done 10 Il, too The frogs are
brought from all parts Of the adjacent
oouutry, aud disposed Of to restaurant
keepers and others, at prices which, consid.
ering tha, II costs nothing to raise them
and but little to catch them, must prose
highly remunerative. We dropped down
10 tbs market yesterday and found a gocd
supply Of frogs on had They were all ".
bove the average size, while there was one
or swo lots SO fat, plump and osergrowu
that sight OF them would have charmed
the heart OF Frenchman. These latter
were considerably larger than spring chick.
ems, aud we're held OF the lively prce of
twelve cents each. The regular price to re-
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On prices Of last year. This seems stiff
price for frogs, but We are assured that if
she president demand for them continues
sbey sanuot be had at $l0 90 q hundred o
week hence. They are brought to market
alive, aud with their sage looking heads
asd big, dreamy eyes, look as though they
heard aud understood everything passing
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