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The Mean Men of Party.

The editor of the San Francisco Flag must
have had in view certain candidates that COM
pose the Boilers ticket in Butte county, when
be penDed the following remarks relative to
mean men of party: :"
OF all the mean men Of party the dissimu-
lating disorganizer IS the meanest. The parti-
sans, who, after having been well fed by the
public, are now endeavoring to disturb the
councils and +hwart the action of great par
ty organization to which they profess to be at.
tached, and which they know to be the best iu
the land, offer the most perfect examples which
we could tiud of the meanest of party mean
men. They are altogether mean, mean from
the surface clear down to their inmost for
while manifest truth and fairness are their &C
cusers, they can bring forward nothing but
manifest falsehood and vindictveness with
which to excuse themselves. Besides, they in
soeDtly affirm their meanness by showing that
in all their party relations they have never
been sincerely devoted to a cause concerning
the public good, except in so far as they might
benefit themselves. They can comprehend
nothing nobler in party organization than in
dividual self, and when individual self cannot
be gratfed upon the broad plain of equality
in sound party organization they iDstinctively
turn into the narrow wolf trails of disorgani-
zation to seek selfgratifcation. They more
completely than anybody else, exempfy the
fact that he who is all self is all meanness. Let
every honest party man increase his contempt
for them until they shall have been driven to
the darkest sneak hole of silent and exhausted
demagogues.
The particular and conspicuous candidates
on the Boilers ticket in this county up TO the
close of the Union County Convention held 10
this place on the Sth aud 9th of August,
prided themselves in being termed '' Black
Republicans or Abotionists, land claimed
more loyalty than The most loyal. The dele
gates in Convention failing to provide fat Of
fees for each of them they, Black Republican
leaders, joined in calling mass meeting took
the position of sore heads and renegades-had
their names placed at the head of the Boilers
ticket for the most remunerative Offices, and
are now appealing to Copperheads and Seces-
sionists to aid them in the destruction of the
Union organization. They, the renegades for
Office, "can comprehend nothing nobler in
party organization than individual self" How
truly it is that " be who is all SELF is all mean.
moss"
The weekly union record., 1865-09-02
Regular Union Ticket,

We wish to call the particular attention Of
all voters and all whose interests are identified
with the best interests of Butte county, to the
names of the nominees which compose the
Regular Union County Ticket A large
majority of this ticket are smopg the Oldest
pioneers of Butte and have been constant
residents and tax payers from its organization
till the present time. They have been selected
by as intelligent and upright delegates as were
ever selected by the people to assemble in
convention in this county. We do say, and
defy contradiction. that there never was placed
before the people, in any county, better or
more faithful ticket. As you point TO each
particular name you cannot but say they are
all able, worthy and well qualified, and if
elected will discharge the official duties incum
bent upon them with the greatest satisfaction
and eispstch. What more car the voters OF
Butte county ask.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-02
Go to the Polls !

Union men, and vote the entire Union ticket.
See that no Bolter tickets are wrung in on
you. Remember that you have to contend
against the tricks of your ancient enemy and
the Boilers combined. See that every Union
man votes, and that none of our opponents be
allowed TO vote without having legal right
to do so. Remember eternal vigilance is
the price of Liberty"
Go to the polls and do your whole duty as
honest, faithful voters,-me worthy the name
of freemeu,-and our entire county ticket will
be elected, Boilers condemned through the
ballot box and classified as the worst enemies
of our Government
The weekly union record., 1865-09-02
ELECTION DAY,
Wednesday, Sept. 6, '65
Sound in the Center.

We can assure the supporters of the Regu-
lar Union ticket throughout Butte county that
in the town of Orovile, where there will be
over four hundred votes cast, that the Bolter 5
ticket, from top to bottom, will be defeated by
an overwhelming majority. Out of the whole
number OF votes to be cast here only eleven
boilers can be pointed out every nose count
ed-and two OF them are candidates, and prob
ably several OF the others anticipate deputy
chip. As to what success they will meet with
in capturing the SO called Democracy, we can
not say. but should the Democratic whale
swallow these political Jonas" it is matter
Of doubt whether they would be spewed out
by them as was their illustrious prototype or
pass off by the natural process.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-02
Pledges for the Regular Nominees Of
the Union Convention.

In al Couventions, of an parties, pledge
to abide by the action of the Convention and
support its nominees is usually exacted. This
is deemed necessary for the maintenance of
party organizations and in order to unity of
action in all party measures. But in the
present case there seems to be the lghtest
possible weight placed upon mems word or
pledge before a regular organized Convention
of the people. The present nominees of the
boiling faction seem to forget that they have
pledged their sacred honor. IA pledge the most
binding of any that can be given or receyed)
to the regular Union Convention. that they
would stand by the nominees and fully en-
dorse the resolutions What confidence, then,
We ask, Of well thinking men, can be placed in
those who, with this pledge yet warm on their
lips, endorse the action of q Convention 10
direct opposition to that which they them
selves pledged to support only day or two
before How is it possible, we ask, for such
men to equalize their conscience so as to meet
the appreciation of those who have the good
and welfare OF the community 10 which they
move and have their being at heart? We
say, let no such men be trusted. Wherein we
ask, are they any better than the Secessionists
or rebels, against whom, perhaps, they de-
claimed very loudly? In principle he does The
same thing and is morally culpable towards
the great Union party as the open avowed
rebel is to the country to which be looks for
protection.
This may seem severe TO those politicians
who have thus disregarded their word of
honor, and yet the people know it to be
the simple truth ; and if such simple truths
are thus disregarded and despised by our can
didates before regularly organized con-
yentions, wherein We ask, is there any use
hereafter of calling the people together to
have an exchange of views and nominate a
ticket to be supported by all right thinking
men? If 10 Convention they are not willing
to abide by the decisions of the majority, they
bad better never go into the Convention but
run independent at once and save their credit
and sacred word of honor How can you
support such men, and yet call yourself honest,
when in doing so you become accessory to his
guilt, and the people make themselves almost
as bad as the candidates themselves, by sup
porting such men under such circumstances
and the Odium is shure to attach itself not nnl Q
to the candidates who have thus wilfuy viola
ted their pledges of honor, but also to those
Union men who give them their support, and
will stink in their nostrils forever after.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-02

RUISs or Tbs CHICAGO PLArroRN There
has seldom, if ever, been SO ruinous defeat Of
any political organization, in the history of
Constitutional government, as the rout of the
Unconditional Peace Party in 1864. The
whole coucern was overthrown- horse, foot
and artillery. The Chicago cabal was utterly
demolished; and the dlsjeota meiabra of their
retinue are to day lying roand loose" no one
having the courage or the inclination to gather
them together.
The entire organization Of the so called
Democratic party was shattered 10 the Novem-
Der conflict. Other Presidential elections bave
been as hot and as well coniested-other vic
tories as decisive. But there has never been
case in which the "UnterriGed" Law stunned
and breathleSs for year, without auy vigor.
ons attempt by the party leaders to rally them.
Tie entire machinery of the party has gone
up" Mr. Belmont. who once, as the record
Indicates, had some iudstinct notion of calling
his convention together again, might as well.
ever stree last October, have summoned the
hosts of PhaFoah out of the Red Sea- The
very name popularity given to his party has
become a stencil, lis watchword mockeries aud
its platform was its own death warrant, signed
BY political hacks who took its life.-Nelr
York Times
The weekly union record., 1865-09-02

BoLrERs AND NEGRoEs.-In Butte county,
and so far as we can learn throughout the
several boiling counties. the Boilers have
passed resolutions in opposition to negro suf
frage. This is done for the sole purpose of
capturing the Copperhesd and Secession vote
The fact is, as far as we can learn, majority
OF the Boilers are old line Fremont Republi-
cans, and think Of the consistency of them
opposing negro suffrage. If they are not in
principle in favor of negro suffrage we would
like TO know who is. Individually we are op-
posed to negro suffrage and so do we believe
an overwhelming majority of the great Union
party, and judging from the sDtecedents Of
Boilers, If there were ever negro supporters in
the party, they are now the Boilers. The
Boiling party Of itself amounts to nothing in
point Of strength and if the deception, anti
negro suffrage, does not capture the Copper
heads, they will not get fifty votes in Butte
county,
The weekly union record., 1865-09-02
LOOK OUT. UNION MEN !

And remember that if the boiling, so-called
Union men will affiliate with Copperheads and
Secessonsts they will use bogus tickets and
all kinds of deception to defeat the Regular
Union ticket When men who have hereto
fore boasted OF the name Black Republican -
and attributed to their early exertions the
greatest share of the honors of the late Union
victories at the ballot box, and in the battle
field, and then for position TO measure their
loyalty and become nominees to be supported
By their ancient enemies, what is there under
the whole canopy OF Heaven that they will
not stoop TO do.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-02

tbs BoLTERs' CANDIDATEs-A responsi.
bic gentleman, says the Appeal, writes Us from
Orovile as follows: Il was at Forbestown
the other day, and found the boilers, Eastman,
Wiukley and others, had been there the day
before. making the place hideous with the ef-
fects of bad whisky, prosecuting a poor Jew
pedar. stealing his hat aud his pack, &c, at
that place, and inally leaving without paying
their hotel bills, for which offence the consta-
bic of the place arrested the whole party, and
brought them back to town and made them
hquidate or pungle the amount of the same,
and then let them 60 on their way. Boilers
are in bad repute at this place"