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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-09-26
THE RUTLAND HERALD.
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1872.
ue;ssue of ISLANDERS.

,,oerre of the Credit Mobilier ISLANDERS,
Friday morning, we said, in substance,
that we awaited the next SANDER, and
ventured to suggest that as their stock
must be nearly exhausted, perhaps, al
though they had been repeatedly expos
ed, the Greeley organs ''had better COM
mence and 90 through the list again
They will answer their purpose just as
we'll " We see that the Greeley organs
in this county, have jumped at the sug-
pcstion. and relying either upon the
crcdulity, stupidity or ignorance OF their
readers. have commenced reissue or
old long exposed ISLANDERS. The otter
CreeL VQHey -Nelcs and the sheet OF
which If is an humble offshoot, publish
ed I'm DartJ in Rutland, publish, in their
last issue. the DID, old forgery of speech,
nurnorting to have been delivered by
Henry Wilson,, in reference to foreign
rrs. General Fitzpatrick first started
the SANDER, in Vermont, in his speech at
Burlington on the evening of the day on
which were held the Liberal and Demo
cratic State conventions The SANDER
was published in, probably, every Gree
l',,..r..,,, in the United States. was the
stlplc. in part, Of Mcaneys celebrated
aounal for votes. and has been the basis
~ r,a,.. thon bajft the oratoricaI displays
made ION the stump, in favor Of Gree,
low and Grown, and against Grant and
Wilson, being especially designed, of
c,,,r-, j., hold up Henry Wilson as the
,o,,i;ou1.,r enemy Of our foreign born
,;t;,op. THAT th,. speech was a forgery
n.,. understood bv every we'll informed
,,.rgnn at fine outset. 1t was 50 pro-
r.,o,.,...l ly the hubble press. the Spring
f.d P.puJHrtu and other respectable
smnortrr+ OF MIR. Greeley united with
t},r. ncy~pa..rs faroring the reelection
r. Gu.araI .,:m in SO dpnOmcing it.
,Tlis particular SANDER was supposed to
bn hnrild-odccp thati couldnot peep. -
II nf.H we'll have been thought that,
r.th.. r.yiy:N of pNposrd, dead and bur
:.l .,.,,5.,. mis- Know Nothing speech,
as n1ra3ring to hay, been delivered by
AR wilson. would have been suffered
s..rst .oIi-urb,d and at peace. Not
,,,,. ,.i,l, fjls have been expected,
rrorIt. f.cl that it had been 50 often
I.ofol nat because tie ~lar sp,anl was
IN th,,ampaj-n Of 1868, published re]'-
lraa.. a. IL moss appears, and ascribcd
f. ~.4.vI,r yolfaN. and then proved
never L" '.'' 1,;,,,;, ,a. .Ln,, ,,.ool.
Wy Guy r..., r....,,' ,.,r,rty,nI Tnis fact
'i'. .,.,.I w. 1.n,l,. Wilson in one Of
','.i...;.,r.,I,, ~. ,r,lo of fine anthem
ti.;,'"r nm. .n.rch Tbi,cynosurr must
.,,...,... ,I,..,.v.. nf fine editor of fine
I,,,.. }.,r. rs v0II rs that of its parent
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THE PoLITIoAL CONTEST IN South
CAROLINA Private advices and persons
lust arrived in Washington from South
Carolina represent the political contest
in that State as exceeding in bitterness
and intensity any similar struggle for
wears. The negroes in the lower coun-
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ed and will support the Tomlinson or
boilers ticket, leaving the balance of
mower and the decision of the canvass to
the white vote of the upper counties, in
which the Moses party will poll the
solid colored strength. Representative
Elliott is running both for the lower
house of the State legislature and OF
Congress, with the expectation, If the
Moses party succeed, of going ultimately
to the Senate in place of Sawyer.
A SIGNIFICANT PRIVATE CIRCULAR OF
THE LIBERALs.-A secret circular issued
from the Liberal Republican headQuar-
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urges a union with Democrats i'll the
town elections next month to reduce the
regular Republican vote, as gains on
their part would be very damaging in its
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out the hesitating who want to come out
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breast and scarf pins, gold plated with
phOtOg's of President candidates. Samples
mailed free for 30 cts. MCKAY & co, 90 Ce-
Oar St. Y. Y. Sent2M4w
The Placer herald., 1872-08-03
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 IHh PLACER HERALD.
STATE AND CONGRESSIONAL C0NvEN.
IicXS.
SACRAMENTO, Aug. ID,

~ ciock3 =. NJ.
The Grant Republican State Convention
met at the Assembly Chamber yesterday.
J. G. Eastman was elected President, and
NJ. ID. Boruck, Secretary. John b. FELTON,
and General j. F. Miller were nominated foi
Electors for the State at large. District
Electors, First District, G. Sprcckles of San
Francisco; Second District, j. f. Hale OF
Placer; Third District, Jesse O. Goodwin OF
Yuba; Fourth District. +. II. Rose of Los
Angeles. Alternate Electors foe the State
at large: F. f. Spencer OF Santa Clara and
B. Shur,leff of Shasta.
Alternate Electors for the districts. First
District, A. r. B'ldwn of San Francisco;
Second District. w. Spery of Stockt
Third District.I G.. Frckersham of Sonoma
and Fourth District, w. Caulfeld Of Kern.
congressman: III. F. Page of Ell Dorado
was nominated in the Secoud District; S. O.
Houghton WIS nominated in the Fourth, Dis-
trict; j. II. Coghln was nominated fo'
Congress in the Third District this morning
ly acclamation.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-03
GoBuAM, Stow, Carr, Stanford etc., the
Simon of the Grant Republican party OF Cal

GoBuAM, Stow, Carr, Stanford etc., the
Simon of the Grant Republican party OF Cal
ifofna wer.s at The 5 taie i1c CugTtS''r'
Con, enli,ns A. .acia mnto On ilU LAY,
and wnen S..non $ i'll wigwag, the convep
tion wig vagged; Simon said point up "'t
convention p,inteI up; Simon said point
down, the convention pointed down. Al,
outside of the Gorham Sargent, Stow, Carr,
Stanford, Railroad, Grant ring were caught
every time, fined and paid their forfeits like
title men, by surrendering their party and
country into the hands of lobby thieves. A
mail contractor of doubtful craftsmanship
but first class lobby ability, is the nomne'
Cor Congress in this district. His stages
connect with the Central Pacific Railroad,
md now Stanford has probably coupled the
proprietor also 10 the tail cnd of his train.
This district will now be almost sure to senc
, Greeley mah TO Congress, it the Liberal
md Democrats have the sense we give then
credit for.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-03

GET ABoAD -,l thursday last we
heard one of the ablest men in the old Re-
publican ranks in this county, say to two
friends, "Get aboard, and get aboard at
once; for tell You that this Greeley boat
will soon be too fnll to hold another man.
We say get aboard; steam is up, the flag is
aAoat; step aboard before the gangwa,
is drawn in, for this Greeley madness is
sweeping over the country and gathering
into its folds all the good men of all parties.
There is method in this madness, and it will
work the redemption of our common country
from The hands of the leeches, thieves and
'yrants that now rob, disgrace and cypress
the people.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-03
f. l.. BRADLEY,
A. LAswELL,
G.. RGCKMAN.
BEFORE THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
OF PLACER COUNTY, ChEiE RNIA.

In the matter of the application of j T. Camp
bell (as complainant) to raise the assessment
of the property of the Ce'-.ItI Pacific R,llrnac
Company, situate in Placer county, Cali orna
for the purpose of taxation for the fiscal yea
1928.
WHEREAS, Messrs Hale & Craig, attorneys
Tor the respondents III the above entitled action
aavng filed with this Board WI item demant
hat this Board declare the legal principles VIII cl
govern them in their action this day taken anc
ald in the said cause:
Now, therefore, we, the Board of Superv ,ore
If Placer county, sitting as Il Board OF Equali2a
ion, for the purpose of exam ming the assess
nent books and equalizing the assessment
property of Placer county for the fiscal yea}
1923 DO hereby declare the following to be tn
egal principles which govern the Board IN tht
ction had in sad cause:
Frst--The Board finds that said sum of fom
hundred and SIX thousand two hundred and fit,
loars, the said sum of one million, nine hundred
thousand dollars and the said sum of two hun
dred and sixty-four thousand dollars ia the ful.
cash value of sad different described parcels o.
property assessed to the Centrai Pacific RIiroac
Company, and the valuation wh,cn the sac
property would be appraised AT if taken in pay
nent of just debt from solvent debtor.
Second-The Board, in fix nC the value O.
said different described parcels of u r.y, do
Aot confine itself to the mt re value y! the rails
tles, spikes, chairs and fish plates entering into
The construction of of said railroad and ndtelegraph
inc, but took into consideration the railroad ana
telegraph line as whole, with Its cmbankments.
cuts, nils, culverts, trestle-works, snow-sheds
md everything entering into its construction n
4 railroad and telegraph line. Also the fact that
he said railroad and telegraph line assessed was
\ part of an entire railroad and telegraph line
extending from the city of San Francisco on the
west to the city of Ogden, in the Territory OF
Utah, on the east, and connecting at last named
point with other railroads and telegraph lines
running and extending to the Atlantic coast; to-
gether with the gross cost of, and the net profits
he said Central Pacific Railroad Company re-
ceived from the operating of said railroad and
telegraph line +. l.. BRADLEY,
A. LAswILL,
c. BrCKMAN.
Datei Auburn, Piacsr county, California, July
u, 1872.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-03

And IN etcOr3lnce with law and an order o
he Boaru Of Trustees, made on the nineteenth
Iay OF June, lo72 50 many shares of each par c.
II said stock as may be Necessary W II be sold "a
Public Auction, at the Companys Office, l.Uon
No. 1, Fremans Fund building, 40l California
,tr, ct, San Franci co, on
MONDAY, TIE NINETEENTH DAY OF AUGUST,
;, at the hour of one O'Clock M of said day
D pay said delinquent assessment thereon, to-
,otner with costs of advertising and expenses o
ale. D. A. JENNINGS.
Secretary.
OFFrcE-Room No. 4, Firemans Fund build
nS, 4Ol California street, 5 IN Francisco
san Francisco. JEly 30, 1872 rau3-3v
The Placer herald., 1872-08-03

A GRAND MASS IOAvENTIoN of Liberal,
md Democrats was held at Columbus. Cllo
IN Wednesday. August Theme, Liberal
and Thomas Ewing, Democrat, were nomi
mated for Senatorial Electors Speeche,
we're made hy Graz Brown, Col. Grosve-
nor, of Mis- ouri, and others. Ex-Uniteo
States Senator Geo. f. Pugh, the finest can.
vasser in the West, rendered his campaign
erNices for Grnelev and Brown.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-03
NORTH CAROLINA DEMOCRATIC

As we went to press yesterday afternoon.
the telegraph intormed us that North Carolina
had been carried hv be Democrats in the State
election on Thursday; ma ei'rity not known.
bnt not thought to be large. If this news
II true Grant will not eAr.y four States in
the Union.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-03

SENATOR SUMNER uf Massachusetts has
written a long letter TO the colored voters,
telling them if they regard him as Their
friend, to vote for Greeley and Brown and
against Grant. This is bombshel in the
Grant ranks. Poor Grant, he has now gone
to The borders of Canada, possibly with a
view OF escaping from :, q country.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-03

AND IN aecorlancs with law, and an order O,
Inn Board of Trustees, made on the 2O,h d,v n
June 1872 so many shares of each parcel Of said
STOCK as may be necessary will be sold at Public
AuGtion' Aof;t at the ONCE OF the Company, No. 4OS
0"'iio' III" street, Dan Francisco, Cal, on the
NINETEENTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1872
NJ ln> ho9r OF twelve O'Clock NJ. of said day, to
pa; Saaa Us az uent assessment thereon, together
WIN 'os'S oi '''VertisinS and expenses OF sale,
I. +. CRONlSE,
Oyr,cr soo C,-,... Secretary
California. N''' Ai'noiSco'
>an Francisco. July 30. 1872 rora o.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-03
dissolution tdoc,ca,

WE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Ey.
u latlnS between the undersigned was this dav
~ mutual consent dissolved All deb,s dne .b.
arm arm nrst be paid to G. W, McCreedy, who will
hna hsG pay al bills owing by the old firm. The
ousihsss Will be continued at the Bank EXCHANGE
II Auburn, by G. W. McCreedy.
G. n. MoCREEDY.
Auburn July 20, 1872. la lana au
The Placer herald., 1872-08-03
Delinquent Sale Notice.

BELLEVUE MINING COMPANY-LocAr1oN
OF WORKS, OPHIR DISTRICT. PLACER
COUNTY, STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
NOTlCE-THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the following descr bed Stock, on ac-
;ount o. assess lent levied on the Goth day of June
1872, the several amounts set opposite the names
ot the respective Shareholders, as follows
The Placer herald., 1872-08-03

SPOTTED lAn and urap, had an affectino
adieu, the gormer leaving for the wild West
Hnd Grant for the Canadian border. Grant
wants 10 get Where he cannot be proved s
lar again, and Spotted Tail where lie Cal.
take some more women scalps.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-03

THE OVERLAND MONTHLY for August is al
hand Pressure Of business has prevented
our making careful reading Of its articles
this week. Its contents are as follows: a
Chapter of Condensed History; John Rick
sons Tri,l; Sea-Pictures; The Owens Val
ley Earthquake, In two papers I. Local
Details; In Yosemite Valley (poetry) A
Tale of Spanish Pride; Manuel; The North
er California indians. No. w. N sum
mer Shadows; A Talk About Art; Hoa
Maria; discovered poetry; Uitrawa, the
Hidden Hamlet; Etc; Current Literature.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-03

THANKS. ~ { have received from Senator
CAsserly the Minority report of the com
nittee on the New York Custom-house
frauds. Tie report is signed by Senators
/. f. Bayard and f. Casse iy.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-03
A L L A Is 0 A X d .

The Greeley and Brown men Of Auburn
and vicinity will tonight form club at the
American Hotel, and be addressed on the
Plaza by ex-senator John Yule and Others.
TURN OUT, all friends Of Honesty, Good
Government and Reform.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-03
NP,r 4HrPItiSem cUtS.
Do,nQuonr sale Nolce.

ST. PATRICK GOLD MINING COMPANY
LOCATION OF WohEs, OpHIR DISTRICT,
PLACER County CALIFORNIA
NOTICE.--THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the following described Stock, on nc
count of assessment No. 5, levied on the 19tL
lay o; June, 1872, the several amounts set op-
posite III names of the respective Shareholders,
ls follows:
The Placer herald., 1872-08-03

The V1cToRY WoN.-Sleaking OF 'he
sreat popular curbursl for Greeley and Brow
md tie Cincinnati ard Baltimore platform
! .,eodore 'rlton says in substance, IN 'b'
Golien Age: 81 his Libcr4. .oCyemcnt Is AZ
ready giant; it grows like IA gathering all
lanche; widens like a prairie fire; swells iike
mountain torrent; even to-day it is victory
but its future progress will keep pace will
its past speed, and by November 1t Will
sweep from the field Ike dust, leaves on
chatf, in an Autumnal blast, all opp"sition
This is what is taking place in the East, and
his blast has already eached his coast anc
struck the minions Of the foulest adninisira-
ton that ever had an existence in our history,
go are in the face, causing them to reel and
.acger like drunken men. Yes, the victory is
won in the brain and hearts Of the American
people, and all that is left to do is TO deposit
md count the votes From every quarter
of the Union comes the news that this liber
asm is sweeping all before it, and before
November the minions Of corruption will be
pra, ing for the rocks and mountains to fall
upon them and hide them from the wrath Of
IN outraged and indignant people. This lib
eral avalanche
Comes as the winds come when forests art
rended;
Comes as the waves come when nayies are
stranded"
The Placer herald., 1872-08-03

PRESIDENT JUARtz OF Mexiro is dead
" neither this will bring peace to unhappy
Mexico or not we do not know, but VT
sincerely hope it will.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-03

1HE Pos'odlce Department was last yeal
defrandod of over $500, 900 by dishonest
9ostnasers, and "A quar:er Of II million was
3 olen from letters.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-03

The Grass Valley Untons head is level
in wanting Liberal Republican candidate
for Congress in this district, and we believe
there is no Democrat in the district that
would not willingly decline in favor of such
Il man as DR.. Shurleff.