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The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

CslAp say.ahs saps%Ag wAea-AegwaS the
lbist DNas y. dud tu zee late pe was a
brs hg 5uOcrat. At fel vi hen pro-
,ao, sd funeral OF lon ss ! to the
FPss ut y Sr slealin 1t pot probable
thAtAs sane 4h6s- -wsis- -OccGh pAa. His
apsseh, especially when he Abnaad AnClellan,
was vociferously ehesTed.
Wke b SeApAsA ~ Sedri6A h,Ssna
EOsminger called for BOBBY named Haynes,
Sd so@e cthsrS e;iaIsed fsr esFpentsT, but BAN
hhH afs sfss aSN0 ~ man saepped 6fNaStG!-
Win A.eAlt Eha sIprsssisp and sgussKinx tone
beOpspsd, sayinS.t " I doAl, Know wtai yOu
can me fOE, unleas, 3 is 70 preach The fuuvral
sermon Of George B. Mcclellan, (ShOddy SEN
satiOn. This is . strange place f0b ne to be
in ! . minister Of the gospel ina TheAtsr, ad-
dressing . political meeting. These copper
heads, tell you, brethern. are, Infamous.
wont allow them 10 call themselfes Democrats
They belong to the degraded classes Of society
Suppose lot Of Chapman pirntes band togeth.
er and call themselves Democrats suppose q
NV VI St~6O tVOuSfs Oubu tOSetueT uuu Gail
themselves Democrats, docs that make them
so! They are copperheads." Suppose fellow
who is TOO lazy to work and too cowardly tc
steal but not too mean to beg, who lives OF
charity, who 10 q pauper in the full acceptatior
Of the term, who defiles the garb be wears, ,whc
gratIiously and vilely ISLANDERS mep of un
blemished character and uuchaflenged patriot
ism, who desecrates Gods holy temple by hi.
filthy language and blasPhemous curses, ,whost
delight it appears to be 70 stir up strife, call.
himself Aiuister Of tho Gospel does tina
make him one' Viier slang than be uttered
we have never heard fall from the lips of q pro
fessiOnal blackguard. But be is excusable.
was in keeping with bis nature and education
and he couldn't help Il. His speech, owing t,
it's excessive vulgarity and malignity, wa
more warmly cheered than McCallum's inge
nious aud insidious effort Sheriff Rogers, OF
motion of Sam Ems minger, dismissed the ICON
gregatiou, /" as he called it, by proposing thre
cheers for Lincoln and johnson, and three fol
the speakers, which were given with som
spirit.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

c.eanse out the disorderetl hamors-purfy iAs ksOA
and let the luids move on unobsiTucted N ktahA
again. They stimulate tAe functions Of Ehe bOdy
into vigorous activity, purify the byNem from he
ob.tructionS which make dtseASe. con settie,
some here in the body, and deranges W nsssrAl
fuactiOnS. These, II net relieved, react upoa then
selves and the surrounding organs, producing Eese-
raj aggrAvation suffering ar j drraugement Whh
in this condition, take Ayers Ills, and see hcUtd'
recty they restore the nAuT aetion oi the sysen
and With It the buoyaEt feeling OF health aEain.-
Wha; Is true and 20 apparent in the trivial An eos-
mon complaints Is also Tue 10 many OF tAt aeep
seated aud dangerous dis;t mpers- The same pHf
gatve effect eApels them. Caused BY similar Oh
stFuctlOns and dsTangemeDt1 Of The natural funs
tons Of the body, they rapidly and many o.
them surely cured by the sAEAe nGaus. None vho
know the virtue OF these rms win neglect 10 empJ
them when suffering from the disorders they fut,
such as Headache, Foul Stomach, Dysen,ery, BphOas
Complaints, Indigestion, DeTAngement Of the uVeF,
CostIveness, Cor stipatiou, Heartburn, Rheumstsn,
Dropsy, Worms aud Suppression, when takes in
large doses.
They are sugar-coHted, 30 that the most senSeiv.
can take iLem easily, and they are surely ths bess
puFRatiYe medicine vet discovered.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

AoCLstlAH CLUS.-Tbsre was o largo and
SPtrits4 1sstiag Il The MsCIellau CluE 81 this
Sy:H ~ xePeasr hstSasuFday right Many
ee1uemsn joined the Club, and the prospect of
~ oeiAg obs of ne iarEaitiu The State il most
'SoeSase' TAe good work goes brGveIy on /;
oe Democrats are aetive aud sauguina and
eesnnessessa6 Stery day. Geo. E. Williams,
ESq, IN bOld, lieid aud able manner address.
"a ~Soa& shahis speech eicited the besrti.
est applause. Tonight there will bO another
: mestine Of the Cub Il the TheSter.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

Adams Genuine Tonic and ArO.
matte Bitters are a neTeT failing remedy fol
Bilious Diseases and all DeTangenents Of the
Stomach aud Digestive Organs, JauRdice, Dye
pepsia. Indigestion, Liver Complaint, CostiveLsSs
sc. Where the system has been reduced by FsveI
sne.dy and nerIn,psnt r.s,oTatSan ~ hs.ith and
strength. They are highly refined gratef full to the
taste, and remarkably warming, stimulating and
lnvigOrating in ali their effects upon the sy stem.
PRlCE-50 cents per bottle. Tor sale BY al
DrugglAtG and Grocers, Ioctlm3
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

: :: eCAGs'VHxA Tar.O .OvY1eERS or 4ar ARxr-
AeCaLam. 10 his shOddy speech to a shOddy
-eec,saSe y she TAeAtdr on Monday night. said
'-AAA Y OeicoEUsef The srmv secu.rd Nc.
U'e''Aa OF 'mbeCility, cowardice or treason. /
SeSsussSP'SOG" On Che night of the 7th of
Hovo@eeF, when General Buruside vas sum.
o.SesS s1ke command OF the army, be said; ;
VI Am not q 10 take this command. foo, 7
have not he capacity for the command. and
s $saty one man In thIa, army capable of
So.oe =. and that is not my Judgment alone,
soe Ne tadgmSnt Of ALI rus oTrIcEas--aud
vat man = General Mcclellan" That settles
tDe qusst1icD' and proves AcCauum sian.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08
AYERS AGUE CURE.

For the speedy and certGfa CEre Of Ilter~iHtHf
Eener, or Ghfiks and FoeSr, RenttAras tt'
tir, ChiH Ferer, DurRb' 40Be, rsSiodt-
cal Headache, or Biii0ss Henddehs,
and Bilious Fears. iSdetd, fOr
ne Whole C@AS ~ DtseaRtS
originating en- hillary
arrangement, edHSed
By Me Malaria Of
MiGsmdtie CoEntries.
This remedy has rarely failed To cure the stveFe:
Of Chills and PeVer. and it has this gTeat ~
vantage over other Ague uDedicnes that II Subdue'
the complaint without Lpjury 10 the paii MT con
tans quinine other deieterious snbstanc no'
dnea 1t produce Quinsm any Injurious eject what
ever shaking 6rothres Of the army and the WeA,
try u, aud you Vill endorse hsse aAseTtions
Prepared by J. C. Aver 1 Co., Lowell, Mass and
sold by,
vile.
r h. MGDOpald / Co.. Sacramento:
Crane . Bisghan, San Frsneisoo, and all delle"
In medicine. ~P
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

0sSResEowM!-0ur Georgetown correspond.
Sot dndse date Of the 4th instant, sends Us the
sOlIOwtng: Thinking few words from this
placs, slowing how The. Democracy are getting
90: nigAt be acceptable, I hasten TO improve
rev spare moments 70 jot down few Items
The Dtupcsats Of this place held preliminary
meeting ep Saturday. September 34th, and ap.
Pointed 2. !. Crawford, Wa. II, Stone. John
Ashton. z. @. Ryan and ]. Klips.ins commit.
tss e EamS bylaws for Club, and 70 report
% upN4ay, Sept 10th, 1864. The committee
. PSrt0tned GhsiE duty ssd on Thursday pre-.
[ esSta4 their report which was signed by sixty
. 0Ve bsnngals present. The Hon. Jas. John.
seA. haSieg ben invited to be present. took
TIE ssaad and shly presented the issues before
haeoantsy. He Was frequently interrupted bv
oPpIaaseS anA sven our opponents admit that
. made fair aud fOrcible speech. We are
united and eager for the fray, and are confident
Of GrpAtly Increasing our vote over. last year.
AsDy Republicans have changed, and moro
WA 1As SOIiOwisg are among our by laws
~Ths s65Sce Of this Club is the restoration and.
Pes@rvalics Of The Federal co. verument as II
has hsrssotaVS Nxisted under the Constitution
q TIE Unttsd Hiaass; 70 sscure 70 every Ameri-
can citizen all the rights and privileges which
ore guaranteed 70 him b, that instrument, and
t0OpPoss the efforts Of those who are eudsav.
osa1S ovsstAsoW The principles Of that COnst,tu.
!. Non. That tAiS Club heartily concur in the
reao'u6sas adopted at the National Democratic
= &'O~snaSu hsldat Chicago on the goth Of
Aeeass, 1854. 'sad do hereby indorse them YER.
6Atim ct A'sFatin." The only test prescribed
y being In faEor Of the object of the Club, vo-
: tes OfthS procinct, and agree to support the
OSmOcTatic ticket headed BY Geo. D. Mcclellan.
t" The following are the officers Of the Club:
T. Asrphy, President; q. N. Danes and l..
B. AcLaln. Vice Presidents; A. Buck, Secre.
tafyj J. B. Hardin, Treasurer; E. L. Crawford
Corresponding Secretary: E. II. Watson, John
Ashton. :. D. McNuEraY. P. G. Ryan and Il.
NsilSOn, Executive Committee.
Saturday night was chosen for the regular
meetings Of the Club.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

% REAcErOus- late sxcbspses frO@ the
Atlantis States brip Us te CHserins TO-
tslliE Ees that larg and spirited place
meet 5 are being I'D ell ls estss
ern "a some Of the Orth Srn Slates ThS
war at first SO pOpkhr, iSSeOOmiuglAte
fol to the people; LincOln's letter has con.
SiDced, them that tits proPecuted solely
fot the benefit Of lhe-slaSes+OfNA NAs South
NOdvhsAdy -tbie~es4' t6e-SsrdsOs-Of Psa
cuniary snbarTHsment--the distractions
of ,busiueSs-tbe disqualification Of mill
tAry Rfs-:the lOss of kiDAred and friends
--the sufferings that follow in the train
of civil war-the needless sacrifice Of
gallant men--the enormous taxes which
are reducing the masses to absolute pow
erty-are being felt snd they all call for
peace and their cali win not be disregard
ed. A number of leading Republican
journals, the New York Tribune, Evening
Post, Albany Journal, Boston Traveller
at their head, are calling for peace. Lin
coin and his shOddy faVorites want war
they e benefited by it and feel none o.
its burdens; Their organs, which are wei
supplied with greenbacks to strengthen
aud confirm their loyalty, howl for war
spies and iniormers, who are employed
by the Administration, echo the cry, bu
the people, who are the sufferers, demanc
peace, and they will make their voice fel
on the 9Th of next month.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

HOlloWay'S Pills.-whererer Civilization
has penetrated, these Pills are in demand. 1h'
stomach, the lungs. and the iutestines are the OF
gans most AssailAbe by dseasei In all elimates, anc
upon these, the remedial action Of this medicine
ls rapid, thorough and ibvariAbe.
Sold At the manufactures, No. 80 Maiden Lane
New York, aud No. 9f strHi, London, and tl
all druggists. II the reader Of this - notice
cannot get box Of Pills or Ointment from The
drug store in his place, let him write tO ne, n
Maiden Lane, encosins the amount and vii
mail box free of e1peuse. Many dealers will mol
keep my medicines on hand because they caLno'
make as much profit on other persons make.- .
s1c., 62Hc. aud 81 per box orPct. e.
The WOrId-RenOwned Rem edies
HOLLOWAY'S
PILLS AND OINTMENT,
For SAle in any quantities BY
CRANE & BRIGHAM,
Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

The Physician is OMEN bla ed for
want Of success in hs,reatment, when the dsappont
ment in the recovery of the sek is 20 be traced to
the administering impure medicines. Robert White
aPOthecary, is paying particular attention 70 the
conpounding PhySiciaHs prescriptions and family
recipes. from Iuedcinss OF undOubted purity. Robert
Whne, Medical Hall, is appointed agent Tor most
of the genIine Patent Medicines.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

Rsw GooDS.-S. Harris, corner of Main
StrOst and the Plaza, has just received, direct
ftO@ GsD francisco, 9 large assortment Of fins
gOodA Including cigars, tobacco, books, sta
tiOnOEy. cutlery, etc. He always keeps the best
Of fruits, green and dried. He has added large,
ly to bis fine stock OF nuts and candies.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08
wHArl1 CoS1A-Ths New York Cou

WRAI.11- C0Sza Tho New York CON-
-mwciAAt . Lincoln Orgap, tells the people
plainly what thsy must pay to keep the
. ott6r going upon tEs Administration plat
,! !MsER sR ;-t4n ,espss 'R.s day. from each and
fSery pan, women md child in the COun'
try,1iS the lowest price at which it can be
dope, ARd this sim must be greatly in-
eEeSsed every. year the war lasts. :.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

WOEV, HsRsoo & Co. are literally packing
their large store With elegant and fashionable
dry gOoAs Of every description. For week
past they have been receiving fresh supplies
from San Francisco. Their assortment of gen.
0srnou1 furnishing goods is equal to any ct
ne BAy. This will be pleasing intelligence to
those who mead ArtSclea IN thair line
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08


HARD on LINCOLN AND JoHXsoS. We
clip the following from the Downievi!lr
Messenger,an Insignificant shoddy organ:
"A Northern COpperhead is the meanest
work Of God. To him there is 90 PRIDE Of
country, no dignity Of nature, no love VI home
The rise, progress or fall of great nation con
Germs him not. It's partition into warning fac
tions excites not his pity, and the vail Of gen.
eratlOns born to the rule Of anarchy aud tyTan-
ny fall deaf upon his ear. His children shall
mock bis memory, whether they live To enjoy
the greatness others have won, or-God for
bid live to clank the letters bis cowardlce
has riVeted upon his native land"
The Messenger is mistaken. "The
neanest work Of God" is Southern rem
egade, who, for Office, laughs with detes-
table glee, at the ruin Of his native land
who encour geS and aids negroes to
raviSh and murder the playmaIes AID
probably relatives Of his youth. Against
such men. for all coming time, the with,
ering finger Of scprD will be poiuted.--
Lincoln and johnson are Southern rene.
gades, and gloat over, to use the forcible
language of Henry Clay, the desolated
fields, confagrated cities and murdered
inhabitants" of the South. They have
mo pride Of country no dignity of nature,
no love of home" They are leagued with
Northern Abolition traitors to enslave
their native land.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

PFNsioNs. Over 1000 applications fol
pensions were filed in the Pension office,
Washington, during the month Of July, 0
greater number than has been received
during any similar period since the com
mencement Of the war
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

FTMAxs ATTENTION There will be . meet
ing Of the Fapian. Brothsrhood held on Sun.
day, 0stober 9th, ct O'Clock, a. the Office o.
y. K>sAearsr, Court House Building.
.3.- s.i . CHAS. GlLDEA, Center.
.a Joax ]. CuELEr. Ese'y.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

CoNTRABANDs.-The Freedman's Advo-
cate computes that there are now upwards
Of 100000 refugee negroes at different
points dependent upon charity for sup.
port.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08
Cburcbcsss sGbaritabIe GrnErs

Protestant Episcopal Church.
PLACERvILLE.. Divine eervce at the Court House
every Sunday morning. a. lOK O'Clock; Sunday School
At same place, at 4 O'Clock, P.N. C0L0MA-Service
on the nrst and third Sunday evenings Of the month,
at O'Clock. RI DORADO-Services on the Second
and fourth Sunday evenings OF the month. at seven
O'Clock. DIAMOND sPRINGS-SerVice on the sec.
ond and fourth Sundays Of each month, at o'clock
Pm. O. G. PEIROE, Minister.
Residence, Cary House, Piacerville. ie29
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

1STosAArIoS wanted of John Cole, Of Edger-
toO' Wisconsin. Was in PlacsrvilIe in May,
1858; wrote home that he was sick. Any in
formation OF him will be thankfully received at
this o6aes and transmitted to his friends at
home.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

Gen. Mcclellan has no claim to the Presiden.
cy on the ground of hls political principles. lie
knows that the very dregs of society, the riot
ers OF New York and the Broom Rangers of
San Francisco, shout his praises and will vote
for him to man.-Stockton Independent.
Abraham Lincoln has no claim to the
Presidency on the ground of his political
principles. His political principles" have
destroyed the Union, impoverished the
people, filled the country with prisons and
graves and drenched the land with frater-
nal blood. His political principles" are
the scorn and detestation Of every lover Of
civil liberty. His "politica principles
have been pronounced by the ableSt and
purest statesmen of our country---by
Jackson, Webster and Clay-dangerou
and REASONABLE. He places MS political
prihciplcS" above his oath ui utiice, above
the Constitution and above the integrity
Of the Union. He knows that every Gov
ernment hireling, ,>windlcr and thicfevrry
Abolition traitor and political vagabond,
every spy aud iDiOrmer, every forgrr and
negUO, from Howard of the Times" To
his own bootblack, "shout his praises
and esire his election He Is the rrpre
sentative OF the worst party that ev,tl
disgrAced or cursed country, aud, cf
course, the independents idol.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08
Pure Whisky for the Sick
CIRC u L Ar:
To Physicians and Others.

NEw YoaK, May 1t, 1851.
Ma. WV. T. Germ, IN, Loaisviiie, Ky.
DEAR sIR The great difficulty experiences y
procuring brandy sufficiently pure for medSeieC,
paspoSes. has tpdueeA peAy Of -the fhyl y.
this vicinity 10 GdopA BodfSon WhaAy- aSSA..:
TUE, both In the hospitals and n pgigAts
and. since the latter has come intU stch geusl -
we have reason to believe that great d1A nov W.
Is Of very inferior quality. - u Ii.
PreTuning that your residence 10 the vsen"y ~
the manufacturers OF Whisky in Kentucky y -
a. your skin Is ChenEp, win enable you 70 eeiees
reliable article, snd having full eoAAaeDee 10 49, t
integrity, We are led . IaqaIEs .Ae!AeE = s y, =
aid us In having this mAf Ewted, - =
Whisky, for the use Of the MekS sss.5
We are, very respectfully, cir, yours tx1lSt.
VALENTINE MOTT, -,
WILLARD RAREBE y "a
TO- Q. HUTCHlLN, j. D.
HUSTN Hint. n. D.,
G. L. MITCHELL, ~ D;
.3'@ G.s EhA6I;E 4NHl NHlEsOTS; M' g. s'N
OGDEN p9RMUA u T.
PFofets0f Of CheutlRH
". CHAPMAN, n, D.
JAMES n, WOOD, BrooSyn'
,..- W. o. z. HAYHh .al,,L
= -----, 49,. RhaznaeeAtiE Rse1yn:
Agent for FL Dorado County.H9ss:lEax:l s:la:l.
MAIfE, Chemist, at Medical Hall, hais hais.s.,S
PlacervIlIe. IsePeno
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

VIZ ere ipqehssd 20 "hspdsome Harry" for
SIa1e aud Nsv6dS PsrsFs; TOR. g. Hsrnandcs
AESbe EAersmsnt0 Union; aud 70 ". n. Brad.
, NA1w1f ~ AtlaStio Pspsr and pictoeisis.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

.1,;a D,:;s0c.AErs AypzTpe4 last - We u.p. 60.
NS pprs~ - rasaiysd AsOas from Hon. j.
w. COaEOth, our candidatS for Congress-. in.
Icr@'itng ID !hat b Tcp1 speak st LA4robo on
: Tneaday. he aSte.. R'scsrtilIs, Wednesday the
sStS' and COIOmA, ThurSdGy, TIE 9Th Of thi,
moath. - ls,.- coos a. .- ... ..ss--
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

Masehic n Ottce e.--St : ed Msattn1. .s
n Dorsdo Lodge, No. 81, sre held at KSsonic HsN.
on the Monday Of or next preceding the Pan Moon
yTH - tREDERIcK ,. RARss, WIN.
= L.fW. TsozauMER, Secretary. 80 :. n 81
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

Catholic Church.-ReV. J. Larg0n
will OGieiate in GeMget0va on every first Sunday
of the month also, in Coloma Church on the third
Sunday. Divine service commences at 10, A. n.
VesPsrs, In St. Patnek'S Church, PlaeeTville, on
every Sunday evening, at quarter past Z. jy27
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08
Z1k

Palmyra Lodge, No. ISL F. a. A. NJ
holds its stated communications Thursday nights
next preceding the full moon Of each month, in Odd
EelloWP ball, Hlacegville. An hrethxen in good
WILLIAM Il. oRoCKER, W. N.
8. A. RsuWiiLL, 9oarstaEy,-
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

ZetA EncamRment, 1. o. o. F., No
5, meets, In Odd Fellows Han, on the evenings
the second and fourth Tuesdays Of each month
so0urning PAtTiArchs are cordially invited to at.
tend.
C. g PIERCE, C. p,
THos. u. CHURCHILL, Scribe. augi
1. o. D. F.-FraHkIiu Lodge, No, "a,
q. o: p, meets every Friday evening, in odd
fellows Hall, on Stony Point, Main St., PlassEville
All Brethren In good standing are cordially invited
to attend.
cHAs. ROLLING, N. q.
8. BANBEIeER, R. 8.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

WE are indebted to Hon. John Conness
for public documents.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

GIVING Up LINCOLN. The editor of the
Ann Arbor (Michigan) Journal, the ablest
Republican editor in the State, publishes
q long address to its readers, in which he
takes firm ground against the policy of
the Administration. lie is in favor of a
war for the preservation Of the Union, but
not for the liberation of the negroes. -
Lincoln's declared negro policy, the edi.
tor says, has entirely changed the public
sentiment Of Michigan. lie closes his ad-
dress With the following significant re-
"Befieving that the war is now prosecuted d
for an impracticable purpose, that the Union
can never be restored and q permanent peace
estab blished oetweeu the Free and the Slave
States SO long as the emancipation and restor.
alton policies of President Lincoln are persisted
in, am in favor of a change Of policy, and OF
making an effort TO restore the Union on the
old basis"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08
- =, TILE CALIFORNIA;
FLY KILLING LIQUID.

-EIY PAPER Aills its thepsspdg=tpe ASgIs ~. uS
ration Tor Killing Files Il giving the gTeaiea
faction Of anyehieg nzeHHSed: Il ie now r"tufe
to the highest killing point Il b Of sgen "A "a
90 as SEIIs I'd SiS5oSs. shIck @aEss tSS 0'' o.
other preparations = -aAteeGionabl0.
b. II. Mcdonald d Co., eSeIsneSsps s,oTS. %
Ean Ireaeisce. AEeniA QeRoe e "a b tSssGIyI
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08
AYERS PILLS.

ARE voc SICK. he.
bic and eomplsinink!--
AIe you out Of order
with your UStew deraa.
ged AMI yoaf 1eeiineS
unconfortabiet.n ness
symptoGs are oAea he
prelude TO seri0aS II.
ness. Some nt Of MeL.
mes 10 creeping upoa
yOu, and should b q.
verted byA timsJ ~
uf the rtg't reuedy.-
Take AYeria pa ara
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08
pR. I. 5. TITuR

Has GEsUMED- -YRHCrTCT- IN THIS CITY,
AAnttlcE=4AI by !Rsssid.9Ce, snI High alEect.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

Agent for FL Dorado County.-R9sE.s: .:
MA1rE, Chemist, at Medical Hall, hals
Placerville. ISePeSne
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08
-. cHAS; l. WELLER, cAsitss.syR
W. d. SAWytn, Secretary.
DsnOoratIo Co. central oo.. :. :
DEMOCRATIC PL1TFop- -

IAHE Is JOHNSON, Ch,iT,s.tI
CnAs. GlLDSA, Secretary. NAAfnaa.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-27

ral s A. Na..y f I4 ss
GENERAL HOOKER AT CHICAGO. Gen.
Hooker had an enthusiastic reception at Chi
cago, on Monday, and in responding to an ad-
dress of welcome, said:
z 81 enlisted in this rebellion for the rebellion.
l came in at the beginning, and expect, if
my life is spared, to be in at the death. (Rap-
turous applause.) l expect when 1t is over,
in common with all my companions, to claim
an honorable discharge. (Cheers.) l know
that this rebellion is staggering from its own
weakness, and if any doubt is felt on the sub
ject, as many newspapers seem to indicate, let
them read the speech of the arch-traitor of
the world. Cheers.) Let them read the
speech of Jefferson Davis, whose name, am
told, was loudly cheered in these streets but a
few weeks since. f'Shame: shamer) He
who has caused more human misery and des-
olated more homes than has any other mortal
man from the beginning of all time (loud ap-
plause y the enemy Of governments and of all
mankind. And what does it mean when he is
cheered by Americans ? When the enemy of
enemies is cheered by Americans in this mag
nifcent metropolis, what does it mean F? There
is something wrong. ('That's so;' Traitors
at home') Yes, that is the word-traitors at
home. prolonged applause. He is direct
ing his armies against your brothers, against
your sons, against yeur own blood. He is the
author of it all, and yet he is cheered, / am
told, in these streets. What does it mean
Are we not Americans Do we cease to love
a government that has done every thing for
us? Have we got no pride Of country re-
naming? Is there any one here who deserves
to belong to no country? For my part,
want to belong to the proudest nation that
exists on the globe. Cheers eas.-HA
want that this government should accom-
plish its mission; it is noble one and neither
JEFF. Davis nor the copperhead traitors here
can ever preventit its accomplishment. (Cheers.)
You may as well try to stop the earth in its
motion around the sun, as to stop this gov
ernment (Applause.) Its destiny is not yet
accomplished. We have great mission to
perform. We have to sustain and vindicate
the honor of humanity, Of right, Of liberty,
and we will performit. g k