The Placer herald., 1867-08-10
Gold Run Correspondence.
GoLp Run, Aug. end, 1867

have been called into frequent requislion,
TO The great satisfaction OF our bar keepers.
Politically every thing is lively. and if the
Mongrel Goose, is not slightly elevated on
the 41h day Of next September, then set me
down as false prophet.
We were RECALLED few evenings since
| with chas,e, iastidous lecture upon the ne
gro, by Mr.. Brown Of Pucilis,ic potoriety,
he demonstrated tbe neero's claims to the
rights of suffrage, DC He also dissected the
whole Chinese race, and entered into a
learned dissertation upon the pbysica organ
izaton of our embryo Celestial Citizens, and
found certain physical disqualcations,
which renders them unfit to enjoy TO the
fues, e,tent the rights Of American Citizen.
ship. The speaker was afraid that 10y ANAL
gamation either one race or the other would
become extinct, he was not positive wh:ch
race. TLis was the learned gen,eman's
principal reason for not wishing them to boz
come Citizens.
But lis heaviest tilt was al the Foteigu'rs
He charged that large nom1er of them
had been fraudulently voting for years, and
that the Registry Law was so demonstrating
that fact, by large numbers of them coming
forward and getting naturalized. lie said
that there was 1000 foreign votes now on
the Great Register, and that 140 Of them
were Democrats, and had been voting for
years without being entitled to do SO. This
| is rather serious charge, and casts a stigma
upon our Foreign Citizens which is 10 say
tie leas, Of it, rather hard to bear How
does Mr.. Brown know so much about these
1000 Foreigners, and lbs, they have all been
such scoundrels and pe'jurers. They may
have all been just as much entitled to vote
rs Mr.. Brown before the Registry Law dis
tranchised them, and swindled them out Of
their votes. II mistake not the shadows
which coming events have thrown before
them, Mr. Brown will find he will never
preside over the High Court of Dutch Flat,
If these same foreigners have any voice IN
the matter. Such men as Brown and Norton
do the cause of Democracy more good than
the most eloquent men we could send out.
iher abuse and viitication, are better advo
Gates for our cause than the most soul stir
ring peans which could be sung in its praise.
These fellows disgust all decent and sensible
men, with their obscene, rough and untrnth-
fuI rantngs, they are great EvangeIists, and
we hope they will be untring in their zeal
until the Election, for we will thea reap the
fruits of their Iabors.
Il is a sad sight to see Pat Munday, in
bis attempts to fit himself to his new har-
nees. Alb Pat, Pat, it is lame stick upon
which you arc leaning, it will break and lot
you down shortly. aud you will be buried
beneath the debris which now surrounds you
aud Ike Booth, no stone will mark The place
Of your burial or eplaph transmit your
name to poserty, such is bound to be the
fate Of all false Teachers The Gorbamics
free train was ,oerably we'll loaded at this
place and Dutch Fa',a large number OF dem'
ocras and anti Gorlam men avsiled them
selves of the opportunity to take FREQ ride
and see the little swindler, who lobbied a
bill through the Legislature larger than him
self and which is now making him sweat
II, every pore in attempted vndications
On Georpy, the road Of the trausgressor is
hard, and We SEQ that your case is no excep
ton to the general rule. Yon can't make
the people believe that two and two are not
four, neither can YOU make them believe
that you did not intend TO rob the State Of
7 or millions of dollars, by your swindIing
Railroad and tide land schemes, or that you
will not consumate your former swindling
oppera'ions If elected Governor. You can,
fool the people my little fox. The Railroad
folks don't give free rides for no purpose. If
YOU are elected Governor Of this State, the
Bank of California, the G. p. r. r, the Wes
tern Pacific Railroad, snd the California
Steam Navigation Co.'S will be the powers
behind the throne which will issue their int
pelial dlclims through you, and make the
rnnr over hurdpned '"x Paya-s Of this S'o'o
sweat drops of blood, to pay for the privil.
eye of taking them to aud fro 10 your
meetings.
1t has been SAID by some quaint author
that "Fools make teass and wise men e.t
them" But in this particular case / think
there should be new rendering of this true
ism, it should read thus: "Knaves make
feasts and fools parlake of them" For these
free Gorham rides will ye, give many tax
payer the dyspepsia before they are paid
| tor.
see that Selki,k has turned his pop gun
on Billy Crutcher, we'll it is formidable
weapon for slang. SeIkirk MI 'st have been
educated in fisher womaD's hovel, he is so
well versed in all the low bilingsgate of
hat class Of humanity. Well Billy don't
fret badly about it, every time Selkirk puts
in, it only Iooses Mr.. N-G votes. II were
on the Mongrel ticket, would pray to be-
saved from nv friends, such As Selkirk.
Mr. James Ilolmbs, very eslimahls Ci'i-
zen, met with sad accident, by loosing his
little daughter a few days ago. The llltle
girl accidentally fell into pan OF boiling
water which was sitting on The floor at the
time, and was SO badly scalded that she only
survived The occurrence few hours. The
child WAS one of great promise, and unusu
ally bright and Interesting. and was the idol
Of it's parents. They fee its loss very much
es well IA hers who were used on their vis'
its to listen TO its innocent happy voice now
| bnsbod in DEATH We all Aincerelv copdOla