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The Placer herald., 1863-07-18

DIsAppoINrED.-The Abolition press
hoped, prayed prophesied that the Demo
cratic State Convention would prove a fall
ure-but it didn't-and now they are angry
splitting venomously at the speakers, cam
didates, and every one connected with that
large and intelligent gathering of law abiding
constitution loving men. They have failed
in finding objection to the platform, and to
their seeming surprise it in favor of the Union
and the Constitution. and not Secession
ordinance. 1t inculcates respect for the
written law Of the land, and does not appeal
to "higher law" the law of the mob. Ii
rears so high the battements of truth and
Justice, that no Abolition pgmy can scale
its walls 1t is the beacon light to guide
political wanderers to haven of safety.
But the platform being unassailable, the
reckless journals attack the candidates
They see in Gov. Downey, Weller aad Bigler
old party hacks, who have AN insatiate greed
for Office The fail to tell the frozen truth
that these men have filled position with
distinction and honor to themselves, and to
credit of the Democracy who entrusted
them. And they fail to see that it is because
they have been honest and true they are
again dut forward as Democratic representa-
tives. In these nominations the State Con
vention felt that they were the right men in
the right place. The times are sadly out of
joint, Corruption stalks unbashed in Legisa
! tive halls, enters Executive and Treasury de
partments while violence gives place to law;
and uice boldly claims to have become virtue
If we are to have country of law and order,
where individual and property rights are to
be respected, things must change-and it is
only by pntting honest, fearless men in pub
lie position, that we can have a guarantee
of safety. The State Convention recognized
in the men they have placed in nomination.
the qualifications necessary to insure the
safety and protection, of the people of Cali
fornia And relying upon the business o
their cause, the intelligence of the people
and their love for social order, they will eec,
the ticket trumphantly.
The Placer herald., 1863-07-18
County Central committee.
Democratic State Central Committee.

A meeting OF the Democratic State Central
Committee will be held in the city of San Fran
cisco, on FRIDAY, the oath day Of JULY, 1868,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. punctua attendance is
requested. j. W. COFFROTH, President.
THos N. CAzNEAU, Secretary.
The Placer herald., 1863-07-18

NoRrnwEsTERN CRops.-Commissioner
Edmunds, having recently made an extensive
tour through the northwestern States, re.
ports the wheat and fruit crops of Michigan
to be excellent. Considerable tobacco is
being raised in that State this year. In
PENNSYLVANIA and Ohio the drouth has some.
what damaged the crops. The wool crop Of
the west will be larger this season than ever
before.
The Placer herald., 1863-07-18

A younger brother had espoused an oa
and i'll ill.tempered wife, but extremely rlca'
lie used to say, "Whenever l find my w''e'
cross, and my own temper giving way 10. TO-
tire to my library and console myself Oy
reading ber marriage settlement"
The Placer herald., 1863-07-18

WHAT IS THE MATTERl-The Abolition
State nominations have fallen. coldly upon
the supporters Of Uncle Abe. No booming
cannon or peal of bell has echoed back the
Joy of the great Abolition heart. The old
liners, who nursed and watched over the
party in its uncertain infancy and guided its
footsteps finally to success shake their heads
in disappointment, that they should now be
put aside, and John Conness made tutor and
master. John Conness, who, two short
years ago, denounced them from the stump,
to now step in, dictate ticket dispensing
nominations to whomseever he willed, and
only giving an old liner nomination when
it suited his purpose. Phelps Stanford,
Sargent, Pixley, Rankin, all standing hat in
hand and compelled to bow to little John.
Oh! it is too bad. And it is the reason
that none rejoice-and why many an old
party standby would as soon see the Demo
cratic ticket elected as their own.
The Placer herald., 1863-07-18

Results OF AN ARREST FOR ALLEGED
TREAsoNABLE PRAcTIoEs.-Mr. Alexander
I. Hutchings, the young Scotchman who
was arrested few days ago on charge of
cheering for jeff. Davis, has become insane
from ;he effects of fright and sickness caus-
ed 10y his treatment. 1t appears now that
Mr.. Hutchings did not cheer for Jeff Davis
at all-the whole trouble having originated
IN remark made by one of his friends while
In the act of swallowing off glass of cham
pagne, to the effect that he wished sit was
Jeff Davis himself, so that be might take
h'm down at one draught." A person stand
ing by construed this into drinking the
health of Jeff. Davis, and accordingly caused
the supposed secesb to be arrested for treason
Mr. Hntchlngs is being attended by several
physicians, but his case is so extreme that
slight hopes are entertained of his recovery
New York Herald
The Placer herald., 1863-07-18

Ii. w. STARR. of Lincoln, is authorized
to act as our Agent, receive Subscriptions,
Advertising, &C. and receive payment and
receipt for the same.
The Placer herald., 1863-07-18

ANOTHER BLUNDER.-The following tele-
gram appeared in the New York papers of
June goth:
SAN FRANCISCO, June 19.-Hon. Cornelius Cob,
of Santa Cruz county, has been nominated os a
third candidate for Congress.
The Democracy of California will effect.
ually shell that Corn Cob in September.
The Placer herald., 1863-07-18

SENATOR TRUMBULL's SpEEcH.-The at
ten'ion of readers is called to the speech of
Senator Trumbull, of Illinois, on the outside
Of to,day's Herald He fully appreciates
the impolicy of attempting to suppress free
speech and free press, and utters timely
warning TO his political bretheren.
The Placer herald., 1863-07-18

MORE CopPER:-A rich copper lead was
discovered on Wolf Creek, in Nevada coun,
ty, on Sunday last. 1t is situated about one
mile from Johnson's Ranch. We have a
specimen in our possession which looks
remarkably well for top rock.
The Placer herald., 1863-07-18

A RooRBAcK.-The Abolition papers state
that Thos. Findley, for State Treasurer, and
Henry Haight, for Supreme Judge, decline
to run on Democratic State ticket. The
statement is incorrect.
The Placer herald., 1863-07-18

TIE CoNscKlprIoN IN THE WEsT-A cor.
respondent of the S. F. Alta writes: In
Milwaukee, no enrolment can be made, and
no person can be found brave enough to
accept the office Of local Provost Marshal TO
complete the enrolment. 1t is believed that
the same difficulty will ensue when the
enrolling officers commence their work in
Chicago. The officers have been mobbed in
some localities by Irisbmen, and violence
threatened. The Chicago merchants and
others are already talking of Vigilance
Committee to clean out the Times Office and
hang the editors. Some day the telegram
will tell the story Of bloody riot in Chca'
90, the destruction of The Times office, the
retaliation of the copperheads, and fearful
scene in consequence.
The Placer herald., 1863-07-18

KILLED.-James Fitzgerald, & native Of
County Cork, Ireland, was killed at Yankee
Jim's Placer county, July l1th, by being
washed out through the tunnel of Pease
Bradley & Co.'S claim. His body was found
almost half mile down the canon having
passed over many precipces He leaves a
wife and four children.
The Placer herald., 1863-07-18

UNCONSTITUTIONAL DEMoCRAT."-W have
received the first number of newspaper
bearing this name, published at Ukiab, Men,
docino county. 1t is spirited Democratic
sheet, and will prove sore thorn to the
Abolitionists' Of that section Of the State.
The Placer herald., 1863-07-18

CONTRACTS LET,-At meeting Of III.
Board of Directors of the Pacific Railroad
Company held yesterday, contracts were
awarded for the g aiding ofthirteen addition.
al sections-of one mile each-of the road
east of Orders. Sealed proposals had been
asked for and received for about thirty miles
of the road but as yet no awards have been
made for my portion except the thirteen
miles referred to. The first eighteen sections
of the road, commencing at Front and K
streets were let several months ago, and are
now nearly finished. Yesterday Sections
10 and 20 were let to G. Collins Il Co.; 2l.
%, %, and "a to Turton, Ryan d Knox 25,
&C. and 81 to Charles Bates 28 and 29 10
S. d. Smith & Co; and 80 and 81 to C.
Crocker & Co. These contracts are let on
tie condition that fifteen per cent. of the
aggregate pay for the work be taken by the
contractors in the stock of the COMPANY.
1t is expected that the contractors will
make, an ear y commencement on the work.
Sac. Uuion
The Placer herald., 1863-07-18
A Countryman on the Ramuao.

The Red Bluff Independent says that u.
are ''billious," and accuses us of misaL;nU'
the late "Union State Convention" anSS
says:
"But the facts are, that no man ruled IL.
Convention; neither was the nominations az az
cording to any "slate." The delegates ws,. s.
free and untrampled, and their action bss,s
us out in the assertion. The Journal mon;
tests spirit not at all commendabIe, and n,
sulting to the Convention; and we are lad >"
believe that the cause is, that their pteras,.
were not subversed."
The editor of the Independent manifes,s
lamentable and perhaps profitable ignorancss
Unless be keeps himself better posted or
men and matters, the people of Red Bm@
may think his absence advisable. We know
that there was "slate''; that it remained ;r
tact until Frank Pixley knocked saucensn.
out Of it; that the delegates hailed FranL,'
effort with pleasure; and only wished ,h,,
he had been heard before. In saying thin
"the delegates we're free and untrampledn
the editor of the Independent contradicts tho
experience of majority of the deleoa,es
and accuses large number of them of ranL'
falsehood. If our truths are insulting, we
are surprised that the editor of the Indenfn.
dent is the only man that thinks so. w.
personally know quite number of delegate.
and we also know that some of them v;II
not vote the socalled Union ticket That
compound of rascaity does not please the
people; and though we may, for the sake Of
truth and justice, express an opinion asains,
the ticket, we do so willingly. To ali the
creatures who mag be after Lows money BAGS
we have this to say: We have been merc.
full; and if that is "bilious." take care Of
what will surely follow the moment we b.
come convinced that there is any danger Of
Lows election. S. r. Journal
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PUTRID AND CHRONIC SORE THROAT,
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UIGHLY1MPORTANTTo FEMALES IN

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n letters must contain four red stamps, tley will
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OF the neral Agents for the United sta
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Many Of the o their suffering, Tut
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melancholy deaths by Consumption bear ample witness
the truth NJ the assertion.
THE CONSTITUTION. ONCE AFFECTED WITH ORGAN.
&c WEAKNESS,
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the system. which HELNROID DIS EXTRACT RUCHL
invariably does trial will convince the most skcpical