The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

PoL1rrcs N NARTsyILLE appear 10 De eonsldef-
sb,y mixed They have 8 regular Cnioa County
ticket in the field, and Peoples Party lieket'
together with the regular State tickets. These,
however do not appear TO satisfy all, and lest We
should err in saying why. We viii permit cores
poudent 10 tell the story himse ell Ee writes under
date Of the 18th instant in the following readable
style:
Politics j. bilin' here in good earnest The
whole body # the better class 0f Repuhlcans are
bolung Gorham Parks. McCariy, ETC. ! never
certainly sew 3 party II worse TX ihan lhe IN
ion party Of California. See Appeal OF thls NOR
ming and read the resolutions pass ed AZ Repuoil-
can meeting here last Saturday MINT ne meet
Ing was large one. embracing pretty much sil the
re>peetabiIity intelligence and wealth of the old
Repphiirau nsrtv ! cannot conceive how II i pos
sible for {orham Parks, etc, ev er TO whip these
refractory members into the traces. lAs oo!'ers
comprise. think at least enc ha If OF the party
OF the three G0rham. Parks, and McCaTtF
think Parks the most obnoxl"ns here IN tnls city
Old line Republieans-the men OF substance
those who contribute the money-te,,r Their hair
and they viii not vote for the 'Sutter Coun-
tt Politician, Parks anteeedents are rising up IN
judgment against him 81 last. He was an cid iIne
Breckinridger in ISL. He was elected 10 the
State Senate hy the Democracy Of Sntiel and IL
ba. and did not warm bis seat IN the Senate Cham
Der b-ioFe he Topped over. He lobbied the 100
ltud MISSION through Tue lc-l>latdFt-p poIAfteu
thereby 50 00o-Gii nothing whatever for the Stale
: IN return as far as any one has ever known-and
has since been a persistent. and, in the main
successful Office seeker in the great Union party
He aud G0rhsm, McCarty. and other Old apo>tate
democrats have managed all the time 10 Co5b.e UP
the offices. They are adroit politicians-too smart
ny odds for the old fat. rch, sleepy headed and
stupid old fogies OF the party. No wonder the old
tngies kick in the harness. Parks, Gorham and
McCar1y on ther backs, booted and spurred;
F.rs-f N-i.
who cares? It Is taeir funeral
see some rather faceiious things sa'd about
your opposition TO the Chico Chief. Every paper
IN the state supported his nomination Tor Governor
. except the RECORD What wonderful Influence
sou must possess Alas, tor BIdwell. now gag
aud festive be appeared upon his return from
Washington City His reception al Chico. 2m
tod, was perfect ovation. Little dreamed lie IN
that hour OF triumph, what mine George Cor
ham and Bill PARKS. os Sutter. were preparing 10
spring unGer him in the State Convention. Iue
Sacramento tUiJf says that Bidwel leIf Sacra-
mento with "a big disgust on expect likely tins
Is -. although don't go much on the Caioas
verac.ty generally. Poor Bidwell! Il looked as
though he bid fair 10 be Governor. but he did not
Bd-iceA enough TO be Governor this time. Honest
John had better 20 back TO the Secesh Democracy.
Maybe they will send him 10 their National Con-
yeution and he may have another opportunity 10
vote fer John c. Breckenridge for President
" nat do mean | have spun this !ooilsh letter
out beyond all expectation. Excuse me. did
not intend this nHiction upon you.
The foregoing was not Intended for publication;
but it sets forth in such graphic and pguant light
the foolishness of bearded Union quarreliiug
about preference for renegade democrats, and
presents such true dsure OF the rdiculousness OF
politics that could not resist the temptation TO
publish IT, He viii excuse Us. Would he try his
hand occasionally in the above vein, he might
have the pleasure Of feeling that he haG. done
something towards checking political insanity
that appears just now to be on the increase.