The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1863-04-04
SACRAMENTO CORRESPONDENCE.
SACRAMENTO, Thursday, April 2, 1868

! h''ui ~ = p"hl"S 'ii"'S"iN"'' ~. ",'""S ou'
their platform ana pro Gramme ior tncir next
election. Before the final adjournment, the en-.
! elneerlng for the next canvass Is TO ne mapped
out. Inc various radical posluohs, ALREADY gen
eraily attained oV Legislative resolutions are 70
be revised. amended' ana adopted. me D. D.
O"ehses OF the Assembly, Win lhcir DECLARATIONS
that white man is nearly equal to negro. and
the Parkses of the Senate, who consider that a
white man is a li-t.-l-e better than negro are
hXlng up things Tor harmonious actlon lot the
Fall campaign blanchard and Yulc of your
county. Will hnrmonizo with the latter class,
while the two Senators. Hartman and Higgins
| sail along with the owen family oil radicals.
Mr. Dudley although generally sound POLITICALLY
so lr as his votes indicate, VIII ne lgcd 10
leave out OF political analysis. The Douglas
party being Killed ny the hand OF providence,
and the issucsol the day-Dudley has no potl-
cal posterty, and has had no party platforms to
! build while in the Legislature A huge pro-
nunciamcnto is being prepared and will be pub
shcd at the end OF the session The Emancipa-
! ton Proclamation Will he re-cndorsed rs war
measure but not as an Abolition movement!
Loyal negroes are still to be slaves ana dis loyal
slaves to he discharged as ireemen! ms Is iogl-
cal. because the slaves OF ''rebes are generally
rebels too slave, who thinks, must be either
IN favor or opposed to Llncolns PROCLAMATION
II his master ylelds obedience to the Federal
Government in order to hold him as chattcl,
then the darkcy should, if be prefers freedom. be
opposed TO Abraham S inconsistent proclamation.
III the master be rebel and the slave desiring
freedom. he should be Union man. But there
nre so many contingencies connected with this
matter, it better be dropped The Union Rarity,
are. however, of course, unit on this question
that is the greatest latitude is allowed brethren
without affecting their standing IN the party
Their minor differences of opinion, in the coming
Legislative Address Will be all swallowed up in
great cry of 'Jor the Cnion' Those who IA
vor any mode OF restoring the Union other
than by the sword, vii be chssed rs Secession
ISIS farty organizations VIII be dlscarded-eX-
ceptlng the unlon-kepubilcan-Abolltl Party
organization. Inc democratic rarity, VIII he
denounced as the secession party, no matter what
It's platform teaches or upholds. The Union par
ty VIII he lauded to the skies, and the very eX-
istencc OF the nation be made contingent upon
It's success at the polls An apology for long
session Will be offered and sustained by some
flimsy excuse and the bribery and corruption,
exposed during the senatorial struggle CLOSED
over by grand gasconade about chow honest
and honorable The Union Party was to expose
itsell!' Honest necessity. Corruption exposed
by the chagrin and disappointment OF IN uspr-
ant at his certain prospect OF defeat! Senator
Parks has the glory and shame together with
'nc P'l'y tnl' ne uVoi'ici n''sn' ~ W .nc l.
fHlol . f Niii'ipll fhiuh hNEp'
SUM VI fnc l'u'c"iS nc.c at, ~, "o'iocr'uiiy
n Ii "oou' .ue oeG'sSIonlSs' ihey seem TO
tnn'N tnt' tneie u uanS', 'ic'',' "nu 'n' 'ti'
NV Il luminous nc "'in'"s 'n,n'Sc,cH pl h9n''
h'E' e'cIy Io!ct anu orueiy ci',Arh hno"s TO
'c s"en anu ~ 10 on'y 'nouE", ~ ~ rev i''ui-
c"Is "no N"o" ny '"c'l conuuct 'l', tney 'esor'e
q 'nI''Sl'nS 1n" 'nc Poi!.lt:'n' TnoSG Po'''eai
INcH ueP'"u upon "E''"'ion II 'ne Puohc
'i''u V'I' ~ Ncl rH0l''" "pou' al 'hei occts-
H'on'S'H' tncie VIII nc oe''cl prospect Ior the
success th's year Of the mon ticket Ihcrc are
ll'"S pe"Pic III ms o''tc VINO SymP''hlze win
the leNoiutioh' ol tney are men OF property ana
hosll'l'les mere Ihere Is no chance, they know
tc succeed IN anything but rum TO themselves
ana the!r neiGhoofs' ioSsip'y mere are lie"
who have nothing to lose. ana are ready Tor any
emergency. inns is also true OF Administration
men but this class are not ln1uentlll or strong
to do any harm only IN case OF any overt act,
to get themselves INTO trouble AS Tor instance,
tht crazy man Burnett, VINO was brought from
Rcd Bun yesterday, undef military arrest Sen
siblc men, OF all parties think the same oil him.
lie WIN be confined tiIl he comes 10 ms senses,
and then allowed to depart
OPPOSITION LINE OF STEAMERS.
1t is now stated. but without authority, that
line of opposition Steamers will commence
running this Spring between this City and the
Bay.
GREENBAcKs GOOD FOR COSTS. ETC.
Tn the 4tb Dist Court San Francisco JUDGE
Reynolds. ruled that precnbacks shall be rccciy
ed in satisfaction of Judgment and costs. In
this District judge McKuuc has made no definite
and decided ruling. although there are cases
coming up which will require his ipse drH
Probably. throughout the State. the various
Judges will render conflicting orders. In San
Francisco, however, the position taken by Judge
! Reynolds is very responsible one considering
! the immense amounts in constant LITIGATION
| This Judge and your correspondent arc of one
thinking Grecnhacks are legal tender. or els
they are nothing more than pretty TOYS whcha
| school -mArms might present to their pupils as
nviInucnu Of, La
TIE SACRAMENTO AND AMERICAN
! The warm weather has swollen the Sacramento
into respectable sized stream. What pity for
the commerce of this town that il was not ALWAYS
possessed of its present volume of water There
would be no talk then about rival cities in this
vicinity. The American, too for the past week,
has threatened us with freshet But we have so
spread its waters at its mouth that there is not
as much danger from it rs formerly Bannon's
slough has been opened through to the Sncro