The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-30

Democracy OF rne convention. He denied the
emerge OF getting up an anabor party and asked
SELL HIS LAW TO ANY BUYER
h has sIUo e Saa tne because
slres to 90 do SO. and we shall know where to ind
The natural Sheriff again was sen, for ona IA.
clared he asked nothing at the hands OF the Con.
vent0n. II was now. OF course, walk over for th0
tion-the ieaquers' County treasurer nomnee
VINO made clever speech OF devotion to the Con-
We Sention and thus gained his point: The leaguers
nave since washed their hands or him, and say they
are sorry to beat him; but 40 1t they must.
have gwen tins much space to this small county
roublous strike has been turned. 1t
A SAMPLE OF THE SMALL TROUBLES
with Which the democratic party has to contend on
tne Atm OF next month. 1t undoubtedly true that
large number OF the miners, in and out OF leagues,
number or sure democratic counties which tend I'd
make these counties far from sure. At Mokelumne
I'M, In Caaveras county, on Wednesday night.
Lieutenant Governor and Comptroller scarcely
drew an audience Of one hundred and nifty. Among
CHINAMAN, AN INDIAN AND A NIGER.
the stand was erected al the corner OF the street.
and Illuminated with candles. Whoever could ind
chairs IN front OF the hotels sat down. the either
squatted on the road or stood. The speaker was
eloquent upon the westward The course OF emplreis
platform involving the destruction Of all Inferior
races that stood IN its way At this Juncture the
indian rode In maJestlcally, followed by
THREE sQUAws ON FOOT
he was dressed much like everybody ese and.
having tied MS mustang to tree, took up position
squaws huddled themselves together on door step
In the shadow. 1t was scarcely possible to wax
family If he felt any regrets they were lot visible
on ms stoid face and the best balsam Heaven ever
revenge: The speaker, having S0u Demolished iin
phrases now turned his erse
TO the 'Asialic plague'--the heatnen Chinee. we
believe IN The fatherhood OF God, but not in the
brotherhood OF man. said the Lieutenant Governor
expectant and forthwith assaled the imported
Mongolians ard all VINO arose in their behalf A
Chinese washerman, dressed In spotless whi,e with
his long pigtall dangling about his heels came
through the crowd win Singer Of humor on mis-
race. he was smoking long reed pipe and re-
garded the motions OF the speaker with much atte-
ton for some moments. and evidently MISLEADING
Colonel Lewis for a mOuntebank medicine vender,
'.roo MuCHEE TALKEE, NO GOOD
Mclean man." This was not heard by any OF tho
more fabid, or 1t might have been the last OF Sin
Lung. On the ''new aeparturen question the
which their being fellow cltlzens gained Tor them
The Niger in the crowd did not bulge an incn
until the dlarlbe was over, and then he ambled
away chuckling Between discussions IN the state
and county organizations the democratic ticket
stands in great danger and If the three Democratic
ally prescribed races look for pleasure in the de-
feat OF their enemies. The later seem inclined to.
GIVE THEM EVERY FACILITY.
SO far as the Chinaman is concerned he appears
to De particularly frendess just now, since the re-
publicans have also taken dOvetaied and anti
cooie plank IN their platform. SO nearly alike IN
professions national questions the two parties
that the interest in the campaign Is centred
railroad subsidies and lottery bills. In Calaveras
county the democratic majority is not more than
eighty and i'll AmadOr county not more than three
hundred on the regular ticket. Ia the former IL IS
feared
THERE ARE SOREHEAD5 ENOUGH
to defeat .he unterre0. and the latter the bolt
ing miners, to the number of about three hundred
and nifty, propose TO elect the radicals Democrats
and republicans are getting anxious now, and
money Will he freely used. Thanks to politics..
things otherwise are quiet here, and some citizens
are said TO be secretly ut work forming vigilance
committee to keep things Water, tue supply OF
which Is failing, would be the great panacea Tor all
the FUSS