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The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-12

WENDELL PHILLIRA-Sone Of the lead
ing Republican papers in the Abolition
States are dCnOunciug,in no gentle terms
this arch demagogue, agitator and traitor
this great leader Of the Abolition party,
who has formed = new party With "nO 70
construction without negro suffrage" fol
its platform. The Hartford Conn,
Courant now admits that 'EWendelI Phil
lips has been = disunionist for twenty
years." and yet this same Courant unit
recently, has Oeen one Of his stauncheSi
suppOrtersl Not until the members Of I
party 6ght among themselves do We tiDt
out their villainies- In this State, IL VI
belisvs the Long Hair organs, the ShOr
Hairs ''srs lOafsrz, ,buwM4ys eRA tAisyss"
and II We believe the Short hair organl
the Long Hairs are towards, liars sDC
swindlersT They ought to know eacE
other, having worked lovingly together
and it is not for Us to dispute their word
But TO return to Phillips, The New YOrI
Times aims the following heavy blow q
the great RepUdiator
PartiSaDs Of wend PNiIIips are vehement
y denOuDcing the press fes not giving promp
credit 70 the ''coFreea0d FspSFt" Of biz speeel
concerning the repadiAtion Of the NatiOnA
Debt. This makes it quite proper for us 4
say that the correction referred 10 was an after
thought on the part Of Mr.. Philips. We are is
| formed, BY persons who beard the speech, and
whose authority MY. Phillips himself will no
question, shat he declared. distinctly and un
mistakably, that ho would advocate 9 repudia
tiOn Of the National Debt, unless the suffrag'
was conceded 70 tie euESnchIsed slaves Th,
corrected versioD Of his sPesch, which repre-
sentS him - refsTring only to the rebel debt
was ffaud-istspde 70 couvey the false i'm
pressiou that be bad never threatened repu
diAtion Of the debt incurred BY the RoVernmen
10 the war against rebellion.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-12

President JoHNsoNs GRIT. The Nash.
vile Daily Gazett., the home organ 0f
President johnson, in alluding to the &C.
cumulating signs of "a break between
the radicals and the President" on the
negro suffrage question, says that "the
people of the Southern States, Union as
well as Rebel, are opposed to comforting
the elective franchise on the blacks ~
Chase, Sumner, Phillips & Co., are organ
izing q party to force the people of the
Southern States to recognize the social
and political equality Of the negro. The
Gazette apprehends that they might as
we'll commence Fighting at once. as by
doing so they will 1.-The sooner discover
whether the President has any of that
grit in him he always admired so much
in old Hickory" The radicals complain
that be is showing his Democratic pro.
clivities, and that unless he can be fright.
ened, by powerful pressure, he will be
in few months the recognized leader o.
the Democratic party.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-12

SILLY FALsEB ooD.--The Sacramento
Union, the Shoddy organ of California,
persists in reiterating the silly falsshood
that the Democratic party is dead
This don't look like it. The Democrats
Of New London, Conn.,, recently elected
their candidate for Mayor BY 26 m,jority,
and in Waterbury they did the same
thing by a vote of 500 to 4s9. That will
do for Connecticut. Mr.. GoOde, Demo
crAt, recently beat his loyal league COM
petitOr in Wheeling, Va, for Mayor 800,
although every effort was made by ShOd-
dy and Government employees to defeat
him. 1t is 8 significant fact that every
election that has been held since the re-
turn Of the soldiers has been favorable to
the Democrats. The people are getting
tired Of Shoddy and their organs, and the
cringing concern in Sacramento, in less
than year will be whining like whip.
ped cur for support and sympathy.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-12

TaE ARxY.-The reoreanized army, il
is stated, will consist Of four corps Of for
~ thousand men each one Of regulars,
one Of white vOlun teers. and two Of color
ed volunteers. Each will have its caval.
~, artillery and infantry, in proper pro.
portion. The old army was less than
10000, and even that was . burden
when We had no heavy taxes to pay
Now it is to be l6O, ,OOO-involving a cost,
it is safe to say, of more than the whole
expense Of the Government hereto tofore-
and greater than its ordinary revenues. -
Why is it necessary to keep up this large
army at such an enormous expense to the
people! If the rebellion is crushed and
the people Of the South are anxious to
return to their old relations in the Union,
an army is not needed to force them to
do what they are willing to do. 1t is
kept up wholly for the benefit of negroes
We think the people will get tired before
long of impoverishing themselves for tht
negroes.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

OTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of El Dorado.
- In the County Court, IN and for said county
Alfred Faylor ". his Creditors.
IN tho matter Of Me Petition Of Alfred FdyLor,
an IasOLesAt De0t0r:
Pursuant TO an Order on file herein, made By tho
Hon. Ogden 6quires, Judge Of the Court aforesaid,
notice hereby given TO all the creditors of said in
solvent debtor, A ed Psylor, to be and GppeaF be-
fore the Court aforesad at the court house Of said
county In the City Of HAcerville on the 18th day Of
September a. D. 1885, at the hour Of ten o'clock A.
M Of said day, to show cause, II any they can, Why
the prayer Of said inSolvent debtor should not be
granted, and an assignment Of his estate be made,
and be bs discharged from his debts and liabilities,
in pursuance Of the Statute In such case made and
provided. Ard, In the mean time, II Is ordered that
ell judicial proceedings against said insOvent debt
or be stayed.
~ Witness my hand and the seal Of said
SEAL {CCurt. hereto aGax0d, at ONCE in the City
w Of Piscerville, this 9th day Of August, A.
D. 1855 @. J. CARPENTER, Clerk.
70. 8. Rev. etamp.]
". <. sheArsr, Atty for Petitioner. Id
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-12

Medical Advtee.-Dr. w. X n.A.,.
Medical and Surgical Institute IL h,sN".IoSSs ~
qua non TO the welfare Of our STATE So5 D ~ ~
our citizens; and his TApidly Spf,sdins r... -
ton, although II may excite surDTis. -
signal Of skill, and fOllovs a. the natur'I
suen cause we are personally aeous sInt.S w;th
gentlemen Who h.d eUSeFed IoT years 49,. we
'e diseases and who had taken Idva1. zee ~ 80.
ANHilSble means that promiusd ,eIief -, r,snsy
success until they called upon DE- D.A...~ -
IN an Incredibly eAoEt space Of 1ins. M -:
men enute Tehsf II 10 ETAtifyt ing D Npnosne.
this fact, because the Doctor ia !. st,.~.s~ ~
seeGo not by detAnAiion II 0GkepS b ~ aHliaA M;
reputation. OF to rear the suOeretrne,u," n ~
oNRuPoh the vstR OF saOiASTN fnns m 49,
eOndaeiS his Institute in = naunev tAa, -, \.
gratifying % ell bis PAtiSHtA He examiass a
ViSeS and recommend without charge. aad th. n
! tisnI, amer heAnRg bis uermS h1r IyeAineSt. e.
Aeoept OF reject 81 pleasuSs. In no ease 49, ~
DOcteT make GhAvgr nAleOS he Effects eups =
This he tS able to 60, because he feels the esrA
deRee vhisA lang sxPe iencs has givsn, al a
Doubt the eous0lation which appertaius 10 Ih.,
sNsAdenss. PeTSORs saiieted viii either as.ts -
chrome disease. would do we'll to consult II. D.
iOT Al ali eV. ats. IL do harn, a. fer eaS,1b
talion Ae asks no fee nor aO<S be insist o. a.
6isnse To his advice uDleSS the patient places AIV
sen under his care. His on 20 are on Saerar,rta
street. opposiie the PAeiHe Mail stsauship O..
pAnS'S once Il. 7. NeWS.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-12
SOLE TRADERS NOTICE.

N0TICE Is hereby given that I, CATHARINE
IN ROBERTS, an . married woman and . resi-
dent Of the County Of q Dorado, In the State OF
California; that an deSirous Of AVAilinE myself Of
the beneAt Of an Act entitled "An Act to authorize
married women 70 transact business 10 their own
nSmes % sole traders" approved April 18th, 1858 !;
and also oi the bens0t Of an Act entitled IAN Act
amendStory Of and supplemental 10 an Act entitled
On Act 70 euthOFsss married women 70 tFansAet bu-
anesS in their own names ~ sole traders, passed
April twelfth, eighteen hundred and hftytWo," ap-
proved April 6th 1850 that It ls my intention 70
make APPLICATION 70 the District Court Of said oOun-
ty Of Dorado, on Monday, the l1th' day Of Sep
tembeF, 4. D. 1855, for order OF said Court per-
mitting ne 10 carry on business In my own name
and on my own account; and that the business thus
proposed TO be carried on 10 that Of buying and
Salling fruit, candies, groceries and liquors, and
Of keeping saloon. CATHARINE ROBERTS.
James Johnson. Attyior applicant.
. An9HSt lOths 1855. ..-. ..-. a
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-12
SpefIaI anO &rnrraI Notirrx


DR. h0oAE AND HIS INRTITUTR.
70 see how VaEiously 'the longing AMER SSsoas
"" attacks the children Of Ksnius-saeor~.is-sea-
base degrees by which they did a0cendT-HIs tae
courageous falcon, they In their eve upon ~ toe
test quarry, and make the Door ehiIdTsn ~ .oI.-
dizzy with their sublime hights Of 1srin" sIIth
We speak mstaphorieally, and We must go oet
peg or 80. DR.. C. " MOORR, Of ~ $3.50 I've
and Surgical Institute celebrity, Of San Frs.s,aea
has tound quaEEy worthy of his aspiFatisSs.s
one Whleh throws all QpoOdam snEReoos - .Ia
into the shade. By Few, original, delissts sl
simple node Of surgical -OpeTaIloa, he nsse, yst
radical cure Of Hernia in the ShoTt sr,ss ~ -
weeks. A great victory IN surRury trulv - SuIse
well worthy the consideration OF thc 49,. y y
Wis are the victims Of thiS heretofore irc..A,,s
a@ietiOn. We do not Wish TO dispaYHrs
Seians In private practice in this city, cr S.I,;y
them Of their well earned lsurpls-ws sn.-Ip.,Ne
the talents Of some Of them, and honoS ~ saAes @
mend their seal but with all deEerenr. go -
Tefpeet, We must gay, that there ts To- u.,,.S ~
poTtaRee placed upon sOme men's positiss 4. -
pNesNaataA, - lk@ SvsN& S~A%~S~~S ~. .NrNsNAss
indsfaIigAbls invsstigatfaAS. Wien :. -.
uton the want Of SsientiAe pFORreos. rS .SHssSss'
teTiIed In most ell our medical sehoois
70 In al our public hospitas. - weI e n S5,.,s
pTaettee-we ean bat congratulate The Essr 49, sss
and tnvelids Whe Annually Geek 70 tkis S:,'1., s-1.,
for medical aad surgical Treatment, n 6C,.SSS
% avail themselves Of the Superior 6sit2. se -
forded In this Institute. Aside m ~ ".
sktllful tFeatmeat and BaTsing. the hree ~ ~ ~
elegantly furnished Fooms, viii enahIe ~ ~ e.s
70 enjoy all the comforts and IuxurieS A. 4 Hs@sno
All In all, We regard Dr.. MoOAR ani n Ts.ss.--.e.
~ most valuable aeQuiSiIiOn 70 the PAeiS. Cs
the need Of which We have lOuR sine; AZ Seess
jylmSl IsGDdGy nss-,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-12

CALLS FOB REDUcTIoN.-The New York
Journal of Commerce estimates that O
careful economy would cut down the cost
Of Government ono hundred millions Of
dollars . year; and that reduction Of
the number of Office holders would re-
lieve it many more. 1t is stated that
thousands Of men are employed, at high
wsges,in the War and Navy Departments
at Washington, who do not average over
an hours work day, and that one mAn
could easily do the work of ten. But
they happen to be loyal leagusrs and
are entitled to pay for party services and
80 must be kept in Office at the expense
ofthe public.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-12

RrcH.-We take the following precious
extract from the PensiOned organ Of Shod
dy, the Sacramento Union:
"The districts Of The North most seriously
infested by this 1.-THE DemOeraticl party oheI
inviting fields for loyal missionaries, and 0ugh'
70 have fair share Of those educational facil
ilies nov so literally offered 70 the freedmen
Al the South"
The rich and populous districts of the
North infested by Democrats" do, in
deed, "OfFsr inviting zelda for loyal miss
ionaries "loyal missionaries" Of the
Butler, Banks, Curtis, Carter. Payne
school, who rsbbed the Southern peopl'
of their libraries, clothing, money, jewel
~, pianos, horses, and even robbed their
henroosts. 1t is reasonable to presume
~ ~. >e.s35sSssstS Of Sacramento. by thu
aid Of "loyal missionaries" s." enjoy "fai'
share Of those educational facilities now
SO freely offered to the freedmen of the
South" and they manifested their "suPe
riOr intelligence" beautifully and glorious
ly, but rather violently and bOisterOusly
at their primary meetings and county
convention. God protect the people from
the example and teachings Of such "lOyA
missionaries! 1t will take years of as
siduous labor for honest and picus miss
ionAries to eradicate the brutal teachings
and vilainous practices Of "loyal mission
aries" How tho "loyal missionaries
would revel in their viIainy in the rich
districts of the North il their courage
equalled their appetite for plunder!
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-12
Tsxs 0TTx A9TD COUNTY
DrsrUUrrvs FraI-Bstweeu II and 2 o

DRsFRu0fIvs FIRs.-Botween II and l2 o.
clock on Thursday hight, . tre broke out in
. woOden building 0u Quarts street opposite
- S-:k H5SSat Belonging 10 Mr. Ses6y, 80 =
almost hsfHre fhs alEf1a eOuld bs given the
flames bad envsloped the Surrounding build
ings aAd spread thrIugh the square The ire
department wss quickly on the ground in full
Jorcs, and Notwithstanding the iImised supply
Of waher 10 coDssqueDcs Of . bFUaktn the SOuIh
vantage, and Hope Hook and Ladder Company
nobly sxempii6ed their m0tt0-"We raze 70
sAVsi" ail proved their efficiency BY again saV-
log the city from utter destruction. The night
was calm, or every wooden structure below
Stony Point would have been destroyed; a. It
was every house save the 6repro0f stores Of
r. White, Thos. HoRsett and L. Landecker,
from the Cary House 10 the residence Of VIM.
Alvsrson, on Sacramento street, together with
all the buildings on Reservoir street 10 the rear
Of the Cary House and Douglass block, were
20 describe the scene, but will simply say that
the illumination Of the heavens, With the clouds
Of sparks floating towards them, was grand
spectacle while the hurried exertions Of those
who were endea aVOring 70 save their moVablea
presented . picture Of unspeakable confusion
and distress. Many Of the sufferers had moi
yet recovered from their losses BY previous
6res; some lost their all, not even saving their
clothing while none Of them can replace What
the flames have ravaged from them without
much toll aud privation. The FIRE 10 believed
70 have been the work Of an inoendiary. We
give below . list Of the losses % far - we have
been able b. ascertain them:
Thos. Anderson, two buildings and furniture
valued at Sl0, 900; insured at 81 900.
WIN. Thatcher, barn, etc., 5000; insured n
$500.
Tho.. Hogsstt, house and furniture, 1000
insured.
Mr. Phipps, furniture, q, 900; $500 insured.
nF. Seely, houses and furniture, $1,000
$4,000 insured.
3. q. Black, two houses. and saloon fixtures
$4,000; 81, 800 insured.
John Marcovch, restaurant fixtures, $500
$500 insured.
Woodland, two buildings, $1,000.
1. Landecker, one building. $500.
Howard, two buildings, $500.
Espsna, house and furniture, $500.
q. Il. Thai, furniture and greenbscks, 5000
r. White, building injured, $500
J. B. jenkins, furniture of City Baths, $500
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-12

CERTAMLY.-The Boston Journal says
at many places in the South where the
Federal authorities are in power. there is
abundance Of evidence that the colored
people are treated in the most cruel man.
ner--and that Northern men treat them
worst Certainly Northern men treat
them worst; they do not understand
them Hnd have no respect for their feel.
ings, and when they go South they fool.
ishly think it will establish their claim to
SOuthern origin If they treat the negroes
hArshly.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-12

THE COUNTY PnNTINe.-The Board Of Su-
perviSOrs have solved the county printing i'm
broGlio at last by awarding the contract to Mr..
Ysr0eu, Of the Recorder. Proposals to do the
printing for Ibe county had been before the
Board for several months. but the awarding of
the contract had been postponed from time to
time, on one quibble or another, because our
bid Was lower than that Of our abolition neigh
Dor, until "Wednesday last. when it WAS dis
posed Of as above stated BY the yOtss of Aesers.
our short. haired but Ong.legged cOuiemPora-
~ OD this brilliant flank movement and hope
be will not put on airs" about it, but bear bis
Donors meekly, not forgetting the old saw
about luck.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-12

SAVAGE CRuELTY.-Some Of the army
officers are evidently as void Of humanity
as the most ignorant and bar6ar0us In.
diana A little brief authority seems to
have made brutes and fools Of them. The
following illustration is from the Wash
ingtOn correspondent of the New York
Evening POst-eOrrespondent and paper,
be Il remsmbered, are both loyA:
"TAe cruel punishment Of soldiers in the
presence Of . large number Of civilians-men,
women and children-GamO near provoking .
riot on Capitol Hill on Saturday evening last.
The particular punishment on that occasion
was Suspending Q soldier BY the thumbs for
mere than two hours, till bis cries were heard
for nile, and, according 70 some accouuts,
till the blood gnsAed from his mouth and nos
trils. This was more than flesh and blood
could bear, and several ladies undertook TO
calm t6s sufferer, but WoFU charkoS dpUs BY =
squad OF eOldiers nodeT CommaHd Of the officer
who bad administered the terrible punishment.
Old Siiseus who had in theF time Witnessed
some Of the horrors Of slavery, say that they
never saw anything more cruel than this pun
ishmeut; % that it seems that il black slavery
b abolished We have another TO take its place.
The alleged Outrage is now being Investigated
at the War Department, and there is little
doubt that the brutal officer will be dismissed
the service, or at least severely reprimanded. -
Oh yes, by all means severely repri.
mAnd" him Truly, "the brutal officer
ought to be talked to, at least Such q
cOwsrdly and cruel exhibition does not
speak we'll for the bOasted superior in
telIigence and refinement Of the North"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-12

An Irish gisLier vas putting . pane Of
glass in q window, when q groom wh"
was staining by began TO joke him, tell
irg him to put in plenty OF putty. The
Iri>hman bore the banterine for some
time, but at last silenced the fellow b>,
saying, "Arrah, now. be oil wild you, or
III put pain in your bead without any
putty"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-12

DIR. c. w. MOORE.-By psfsrrnes to "a,
sdVeTtisiAg eolBnRS. u ~In ~ pssa that tAis dis
urE1rhtd l'h' SIeIAn and SuIgeOh. hate SurReaA
GrbsTslin the ATRy ~ Gen. RaIleF. at E4s On
leAEs. has sstAtAshed . NsdIeAL lAItiIsls 10 taS
Francisco. Fersops suffering nth ditsase sf aSV
kind or de'eriptina. hy placing thrnss!vss snIsr
The care Of I'T. As"Fe, can rely upon TeesiviAe
Erntl"nA"iy and ''lrHtihe UssIutDt. CssSsS
Costa Gazette.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-12
Cburtbrs. :EbaritabEr @rorrs

PrOtesesnt EPiscOPaI Church
PLACERViLLK- Divine teTvr- ~ the Court House
eve"y sunday morning. ~ la& o'eIcekRundsy scbool
At SANE place sFlh o'e;sek. , q. cOL0aA-Ssrvice
"n the hrsi aud thTA Sasdsy eVeniHgs OF the month
Al o'clnck EL DORADO-SeTVres on the second
and iouTIh sunday evenings Of the month. at seven
o'rlnck DINH0SD SPRINGS-exTviet on the see.
ond AID fourth Sundays Of each month. At O'Clock
~ C. c PIERCE, Minister.
Residence. Cary House. PlAeervi:s kG
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-12
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CoNvEN
TON.

AZ = meeting Of the ~ Dorado County nemocratc
Central Committee, held on Wednesday. July 26sh
lS6S, II vas resolved 70 call . CONVENTION Of The
Democracy Of n Dorado County, for the purpose Of
nominating COUNTY TICKET 10 be supported 81
action Of such other business ~ may be properly
brought before and that said convention sho I'D
assemble At the Theatre 10 the Cny Of rlaO-FVils. a'
IL O'Clock. A. NJ.
ON MONDAY, AUGUST 2lst. 1888.
And that Primary Elections should Le held at the
several Precincts throughout The County, at the
usual places for holding elections, for Ihr purpose Of
eleeIipH DeleEaies ta aid Convention. betW~rn thr
honrs OF seven and eight O'Clock. P. ~ on SATCR
DAY, THE 1Sth DAY OF AUGUST, N aSrsrdalSv
with tne following
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-12

rupt Abolition party. Every day the
Democratic party is gaining strength it
has just passed through flery ordeal, and
to day It stands the prOudest monument
Of the virtue. intelligence and patriotism
Of the American people. In less than .
year men will be ashamed TO confess that
they ever had the weakness to oppose it.
OSS r
Or CoURsE.-Ths Worcester Mass
Spy, on old and influential Abolition or
gan, intimates that majority Of the Ab-
Olition States will repudiate an association
with the Southern States reconstructed
on President JOhnson's plan. The Spy
believes, and the party It represents be.
lieves, that tde Federal Government can
invest tire negro With the right Of suffrage;
here is Mr.. Johnson'S doctrine, a. dsclar-
ed in bis North Carolina aud Mississippi
proclamations
"And the said convention, when convened,
or the Legislature that may thereafter be as
electors and the eligibility Of persons 20 hold
Office under the constitution and laws Of the
State--a power the people Of the several States
composing the federal Union have Tightfully
exercised from the origin Of the government to
the present time"
President johnson regards the States
lately engaged in the attempted revOlu-
ton as still members Of the Union, whose
governments are disorganized. He sim
ply initiates a movement by the sovereign
people of each of these States, for the re-
organization of their State governments,
and their action, when taken, will be as
complete and will have the same force
and validity as would the act of the peo-
pie Of California, If they were to assemble
in convention and remodel their State
Constitution. The Abolitionists Of Mas
sachusetts assume to dictate to the people
of the whole country. They first started
the cry Of mo Union with shareholders. VI
They first declared that the Federal Con.
stitution was "a covenant with death and
q league with hell" They first resolved
in favor Of ian Anti.slavery Constitution,
an anti.slavery Bible and an nti.slavery
God" They 6rst declared in favor ol
'letting the Union Slide" if their terms
we're not complied with. They justified,
encouraged and extolled John Browns
raid into Virginia. And now these same
fanatics and traitors, who plunged the
country into war and deluged the land
with blood, have the inSolence to proclaim
that majority Of the Abolition States
will repudiate an association with the
Southern States reconstructed on Presi
dent Johnson's plan" 1t is pretty evi.
dent "the Southern States" will be IRE.
constructed on President Johnson e PLAN;
and the question arises will the Abolition
States secede! We thought the doctrine
Of secession had exploded, but here it is
threatened BY the very party which re-
Gently denounced it. 1t comes from q
different quarter uow and that may make
it popular.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-12

T1Ss PhysteAaA b SfIeR biased fer
want oi success IN histreatmSnt when the dina
Dr NJ n the recovery sI the Sek 10 70 be traced IA
ihs adminlsieTnR impure medicines Robert WAMe
apotheeAEJ, 10 paying particular ShSntiea - he
c'mpSundinE physicians prescriptions and family
recipes from H'edirIAes Of nnaloubbeRrurty Rear,
Waite. Medical HAN. is ippo5aIsG asrHi ta1 ra.I
OF the geAAlnS PateRt MSaieiAeA
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-12

The Committee recommend that no PROXY he 81
loved in TIE Convention except the prrsen hndng "
;he same be resident Of the tOGnship which u rep
res"nis that NJ persons be s'lOWed 20 vote At the
primaries except in the precinct IN which thew
sd- and that all electors who vii subscribe To the
following test, be Invited 10 pA.ir.-ir IN tkr ele;.
tion Of Del, gates
RESoLvLD That ~nrh State has the tigh, to PRE-
ecrb- the DUAL hcAibons Of iis electors and that al
voters VII" opposed tn granting the right e. sui
frhRe 10 the negroes and Who will pledge th-ns-v
To support the nominees Of the Democratic Conv-n.
ton u be h-d in the City of PAcerVllc n. 2ls,
OF August. 1888, b- invited TO participate In the
Democratic primary elections
The Committee also recommend that the Dtle
yates To The Comfy Convention hs empowered 10
nominate ToWnship ofhcers Tor their RESPECTIVE
townships.
JAMES JOHNSON, Chairman
CBAs GiLDEA. Secretary.
PlAc, TvIlc, July 26ih, lS6S.