The Placer herald., 1867-06-29
Our Standard Bearers.

tue SidQ tIuInSS that tue tlcket uoiliua'eu 'S
welcomed by the people. In II. H. llaight,
our nominee for Governor, we have an hon.
est ard able man, who enjoys the confidence
and respect Of all who know lin. Mm.
Holden, for Lieut. Governor, is we'll known
tbrouohout the State as faithful and indus,
trious legislator, his record is made, and
there is no disgrace attached to his name.
The other portion of the ticket is made up
Of worthy and capable men, respected at
home, and will fill the offices for which they
have been nominated with honor to them
selves and the State.
On the 18th inst, as cur readers know,
the Democracy of this county nominated
their county ticket. At the head of this is
VIM. d. Lawrence, Of Iowa Hil a good
lawyer, and estimable gentleman. For the
Assembly, is Messrs. Davis, Nel, and Mason.
Mr.. Mason has been resident of the county
two or three years, resides at Gold Run,
where te has the respect Of the whole COM
munity. lie is gentleman of intelligence,
and is able to speak for himself, as the pub
lie will find out by reading bis address on
first page Of to'day's Herald. Mr.. Davis, of
Dry Creek, and A. G. Neill, of NeiIlsburg,
are both old residents Of the County, and ere
men Of intelligence, worthy the support Of
any people.
The nomination of Judge Myres, as Couu'
ty Judge, could not be beltered. His unbi-
ased opinions and eminent legal ability shown
while District Judge, insures to the people
Of this county competent officer and an
able Judge, who will save to the county
housands Of Dollars.
VIM. NJ. Crutcher is our nominee for
Sheriff. No more faithful or competent Of:
fcer can be found in the county. There is
hardly man in Placer who has not heard
Of BILLY Crutcher" A gentleman in the
true sense Of the word, he is respected the
most by those who know him the best. His
universal popularity will undoubtedly insure
his election. "He is the right man, in the
right place"
Michael ". Hasset, of Stony Bar, is we'll
known in his section Of the county, as an
honest and upright man. His word is as
good as his bond" We want no better
nominee. lie is capable and well qualified
| Col. Mcclure is a host within himself, and
will make a very competent officer life
long Democrat, no Office seeker, but one Of
the people, he will receive the generous sup.
port of the citizens of Placer.
VIM. Ii. Hobbs, our candidate for Super,
in,endent Of Public Schools, is superior
nomination. lie is fit man for the posi-
tion. lie will beat Father Case SO bad, that
the old gentleman will think be has been
struck with "geome,rica progression" and
a small dalkey thrown in.
Geo. A. Keehner, as Public Administra.
tor and Coroner, pleases every body. George
will win his fight.
Col. Finley, as Surveyor, is well known
throughout the county as an old citizen.
lie can survey all The land that anybody
wants surveyed.
No better tickst was ever presented TO
the people Of this county for their suffrage,
and we believe it will be triumphanty elect
ed. 1t is 10 the interest OF every taxpayer
that it should be.
In TRIBuLArIoN.-Our neighbor Of the
Stripes appears TO be in tribulation. Some
OF the candidates on the Radical county
ticket have been swearing at Go,ham's
nomination. The editor wants bis Central
Committee to call all the candidates togeth-
er and catechise them like so many school
children. Now, Messrs. Tweed, Tuttle,
Waldron, Spencer, Ned, ct ais, walk up,
and answer your lessons like good boys
The editor of the Stripes has said SO.
THEIR SryLE.-Tbe old line Republicans
held meeting at Sacramento city, a few
evenings since, with the intention of organ
izng, but some Gorham and Conness men
got into the meeting and compelled the old
liners to adjourn to another room. The fat
Superin ,endent Of the Pacific Railroad had a
hand in the business. The Union thinks he
had better be hoppeled by Conness and kept
in the business of "free excursions to Cisco. >
Oh! no, Mr. Union, let the owners Of the
Pacific Railroad do their dirty work fol
Conness and Gorbam. The people now be
, gin TO understand them and their schemes.
STILL THEY CoME.-On Monday last seven
wagons carrying about SO persons came into
town from Forest Hill, for the purpose O
getting nauralized in the County Court ant
putting their names on the Great Register
There is spirit abroad among the people
f 10 cast out Of Office the Radicals who hay,
g imposed this ouerous law upon the people
}, and we think from the signs of the time
!, that it will be done.
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