The Placer herald., 1869-09-18
SACRAMENTO CORRESPONDING E.
SAcRAMRNro. Sept. lOtb, 1869.


Ed;tor Herald:-I have no doubt the ci!l-
zens of Placer county, like the rest OF the
State, are jubilant over the recent great
Democratic victory. 1t is indeed glorious
and we'll may every patriot reJoice. ~ Is a
nroud v,pdcalion Of the rights OF state
Our victory will be heralded all over 'ne
East with delight, and will have oeoellc'a'
effects on the approaching elections 10 On'o
and Pennsy yIvania.
While the Democracy have been 50 emi'
gently successful, they should not foId the'r
arms and rest satisfied with what they have
done. They should remember they have an
other fight to make on the goth OF October.
for two Judges Of the Supreme Court, and
various District Judges in different parts OF
the State, and it behooves them to be up
and doing. Especially in your own County
and District should the Democracy be vigil
aot and active. You have upon your bench
man who is a disgrace to the position be
occupies. ANY Judge who would declare 10
bis fellow countrymeo that
cit were better that our daughters were given
over to prostitution, our sons to the gamblers, our
wives to The embrace OF the negro, ana ourselves
to the devil than that the destlnles ol IRIS land ne
committed to the care and keeping OF the Demo-
cratic party"
Is uuft to administer justice to Tree
people and it becomes the citizens OF Ne
vada and Placer counties TO so declare.
That infamous declaration OF McFarIands
should be relDem bered by every independent
voter of the District and they should teach
him that if he is so base 10 his thoughts, they
are not. The query naturally suggests IL
self. now that The Democracy have been sue
cessful, is Mcfarland, wiling to carry out
his oWn declaration
The annual State Fair commenced on
Monday. Last week quite number of eel
ebra ed race horses were at the Fair ground
among them the celebrated horses Norfolk
and Lodi The former owned by Theodore
Winters Of Yolo county, and the latter by
Nathan Combs Of Napa
The exhibition Of Stock is much superior
to what it has been in any previous year.
In this respect California is fact gaining
ground and the time is not far distant when
we will be famous for our fine stock.
The city is crowded with strangers from
f'-rent parts Of lbe State, and even from
the East Gambling games Of all kinds are
carried on with luoseness, and many a
"greeney" will be fleeced Of bis hard dollars.
At the Pavilion there are many objects
Of curiosity to be seen. The exhibition Of
fruits and vegetables are abundant and re-
malkable for SIZE. Mr. Nckerson, Of your
county, alone has here no less than 2l3 va
rieties Of grapes and 236 Of apples, besides
walunts, almonds, iigs, pears &o. This
speaks well for Placer county.
Yesterday was he anniversary Of The ad-
mission Of California into the Union, and
all the military companies were Cat on par
ade making fine appearance.
The Metropolitan Theatre and Dan Casel
los circus are in foil blast, and as it is Fair
week, they are well patronizsd. MACK.
The above communication was received
too late for our last issue We give below
letter from the same correspondent, writ.
ten on Thursday last. Ed llERALD.
Thursday Sept. 10th.
Fair week il over, and the many strangers
who visited oor city have departed FIR their
homes. The Fair was financial success
The principal feature Of it, however, was
horse GaClrg
Yesterday the Grand Lodge Of OJd Eel
lows Of the United States paraled, escorted
by the Lodges of Sacramento. The corner
stone of the State Grand Lodge was laid.
This mornin! the Pioneers started on
fi,,;r 4
them. Among the number | notice uum-
Der of Placer county people. Capt. Wood
in Col. Tweed, DR.. Craudall and wife, Mrs.
Judge Hale, Of Auburn, Rob'. E!bert and
wife Of Cofax, and Daniel Willard Of Vlr-
gini1town.
The weather, for the last ten DAYS, has
been very hot, but the nights are now get
ING gradually cooler, whioh is soma com
fort.
Wof& On the new capitol is progressing
rapidly, and it will be 10 such an advanced
state, that the members of the next legisls-
ture will hold their session there. The As
sembly chamber is about finished. 1t is a
beautiful room and will compare favorablv
with any room of the kind in the United
States. A gentleman, who has done Eu-
rope in his travels, says he saw nothing su.
perlor to 1t on that con tnent. When finish
ed 1t Will be quite an ornament to the State.
BORN.