The Placer herald., 1865-04-22
NEW YORK DAY-B00K
FOR 1865.

i The great Presidential contest Of 1864 is overI
abut in no sense have Democratic principles been
sdccided upon, for they have not been in issue
AThe resolutions of l19S, defining the rights oil
atbe States and the limits of the Federal authori-
3ty and the bred Scott decision. affirming white
gcitizenship were both absolutely ignored by the
sChicaco Convention. The New York Day Book
Ehas been especially devoted to sustaining these
sereat fundamental principles Of American democ-
Aracy and civilization. II has sought to explode
gthe monstrous abolition delusion Of the day and
Ethus by harmonzng the political sentiment of
Tthe country. render the Union Of the States pos
asible and republican institutions practicable. As
sthis is the ouly way by which the Union can ever
sbe restored. and as Mr.. Lincoln has now made the
Y 5uuestion universal. whether the distinctions OF
Grace shall be abolished, aud four millions Of ne
$oroes amalgamated in our system. every man
zmust take one side or the other. for Abolition or
Ia o inst Aboliton; for white citizenship or for
anon grelism for the preservation Of the fedora
5tion of thr States, as it was formed, or for the
degradation of the masses and the ruin of our po'
Slitcal system. This is the sole. distinct. terrible
Tissue and if we meet ii like true Americans and
Ahonest men. aud stand by the Federation Of the
4Statcs on the white basis. we may restore peace.
9union. and fraternity to all sections of the coun-
2try and save democratic institutions. We there
siorc call on the remaining sane men of the North
{to stand by this glorious position, this impossible
Abarrier to the madness of the times. and to irOwn
IQ0Wn All 'ucHOCIItlc orSunN. pOlttlcIdus. Stuulp
Sorators &c. who seek 10 dodge it, rs traitors to
gdemocracy. and more dan gerous to the cause than
Sthe open and avowed Abotionist. The rel gn OF
aprncipe must be restored. us it was before cow
cards and rruptionists surrendered it, or there is
s$no hope Of redeeming our country from the rule
'aof faction and despotism.
\ The Day Book has now Al aggregate circut-
ltion oil 50000 copies. a larger number il is bclicv
Jed. than any other weekly Democratic journal
5publishcd. 1t is made up exclusively for week y
seirculation, every article being prepared special
Civ for its columns. not reprinted from daily
3edition The news from all parts of the world
I::,,is carefully condensed, forming complete hslo
3ry of the times. 1t also embraces all topics
IA griculture. Commerce. Markets. Stories. Ltera
s4ry matter, &c. thus presenting the great indus
atrial and working classes cheap and reliable
sweekly, containing all they need without the
e,rouble and expense of reading so many news
5papers We arc compelled, on account OF the in
Crates. but really the price is lower than ever we
Furnished the Day-Book, and as low as it can pos
,sbly can be afforded.
4 One copy. one year So so
4 Three copies, one year 6 90
4 Ten copies, one year and one to the
q getter up Of the club, 20 90
I'd Additional copies, l so
s3 At the above rates the name of each subscriber
'3wil be written upon his paper, so as to prevent
sgiall cause of dihculty with POsmasters.
"a Twenty copies one year. to one address
"a and one to the gcttcr mp Of the club, 35 OF
Ia Subscriptions received for six months. Singh
Hcopies 81 25. Clubs at 81 90 each subscriber.
"a We will send the Day-Book and Old Guarl to
fTgether for 81 90.