The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-30
APPORTIONMENT :


Blakelys "....-.........2 Kings Store...........
Bottle Hil Lake Vail, y...,...........2
Br0cklss' Dridge...1 Lake Nglyr..........,......l
Brownsville. ie..........1 Mountain tfrw nolse...i
Buckeye FlAt...-....3 Maine Blr.................l
Buzans Bridge..........l Mosquito Canon
Cedarville .................1 Massachusetts Hat.l
CenterVile.. e......... .......2 Missouri Flat ~ ...
CtarkSflle
Cold SpringS........2 PlaccIyille l., waId.....''
Coioma .........,..............2 q" ....-.'
fayetteville lle..................l " .....,f
Gave alley .............,....l I" ......G
Diamond Sprngs......4 Pl-asau: Valley............2
DurOc HOuse.........2 Pleasant Gruve............9
FL Dorado................G PItIrs Slluuu .....i
Ealrplay
frenchtowu Red Hll...........2
Garden Vale ry............2 Reservoir ........ Il
Georgetown ...............+ Rock Bridge
Gold Hni.........". salmon Fall- ...............l
Greenwood Valley Siy trk .................."
Grey Eaglc...........l. S,Ah>h Dry Egiug>...2
Grizzly Fat....,....i Spgujsh Fiat .............3
Hallway Store.......l Spuv.suINn'> Hall.........!
Halfway House .....l ,pau>h p..............4 >
blanks ENcha"gr.-...2 S.rJHI.vy Valley ......i
HendersOn's Sture.... Storhtu..s Storc..........l
Henry's Dgsngs..,,.l Smith. Fllt............... !
Irish Fat............1 UuuutowIi
Indian Diggings............2 Naugnu'> Store. ...l
Junction Bar".......l Volcano Btr............,..l
Jay yHaWk.........2 Nuicauuv lie
kanAka Flat............1 wild Cat Bar ............l
Kelly Creck.........,2 Wild GJusv FlIt..........I
kelscy...."........2 White kock.................l
All legal voters OF the county are invited to par
uctpate in the primary meetings who, waiying III"
expression oil views questions not render
ed Imperative by the imperilcd condition OF the
country, declare that they will continue to render
the Government their sincere and united support in
The use of all legitimate means to suppress the re-
boilion and to restore the Union Il and main
tain the Constitution as it is, believing that sacred
instrument, founded in wisdom by our fathers,
clothes the constituted authorities with full power to
accomplish such purpose.
In July, 1sGl, Congress, by unanimous vote,
passed the following resolution, which received the
Endorsement Of the President, pledgng the Govern
ment 10 the policy inculcated thereir-wlich pledge
has been violated by the Administrator and It's
supporters:
" "ResOiUed, That the present dcplorthlc civil war
has been forced upon the country by the d,sUnior'
lists OF the Southern States in A. t!,s' tho
constitutional government, and in arm, arouHd The
capital that in this national g-ucy Cungre>.,
banishng all feelings o! passion or resent eni,
VIII recolect only their duty 10 til" w!o country
that his war is not ged, their part, IA y pr
OF oppression or for any purpose Of conquest "T
sutiugation, or purpose Of oytrlr,wirs ct utter
fering with the rights established ir>iitu,ah- Of
those States, but 10 Il, feud and maintain TIE III
premacy Of the Constitution and 10 rrcsrrs, III.
Union, with all the dignity, equality and rights Of
the several States unmpaircd, and that a
these chjects are accomplish ID tie war ought to
cease"
We invite all citizens who indorse the a',o,~ aal
who declare n cir co.fi.ucc il tine Guu feeling ot
the Democracy of California, and rrl,'r,r7t the >.n-
timents heretofore expressed by tho prl.tsra'ic
party, that the arhlra,y AVID dncpusU ou.il Ug.c>:
and iInpr sonnent of a liens cr t'.s go. '. a-.
without the Justification of necessity. aud ,r uarc
such arrests as an usnfpItinn and cruutt ., i.i.,
the freedom OF the pres. ,4ga,Y lr,A,.. y :...
Constitution. ought to BE- maintain j, ail W.. '
aid in the election Of ticket nominated 'cr tn pr
pose OF asserting and maintaining tie s,tuy,-.s CO..
operate with
We recommend tiat the delegates be elected ~ IL
reference to the nomination OF owu.h clui at,>;
and earnestly urge upon the Democracy or er ~
township to organize, IN every pr.ciaCt ~ the ear
liest possible moment, Democratic Associations.
JAMES JOHNSON, Cha yIaan.
THos. b. WADE, Secretary.
J. : Trr1,
W. Il. CHAIRMAN.
Cir" T. Wttiitis,
A. e. RiYNoNp.
II. G. SL.SS,
y. W GILwjrKs,
Executive Committee.
PLAcERyILLs, May 3nth, 1>si.