The Placer herald., 1872-11-02

! GIVE ONE DAY TO Your COUNTRY lhe
election law prohibits, under severe penalties
the payment of parties or hiring of teams to
bring well men to the polls. In this respect
The law is correct. That man who in good
health will not find time and means to go
and vote, cares so little about it that he
v,ould cast it TO suit friend or sell it for
triae. Neighbors may bring their nei9hbors
to the polls, or they may join and employ
teams to take them to the polls. This is
commendable and is permitted by the law,
and should be adopted as rule in all the
mining and farming communities. We hope
to see this plan adopted next Tuesday all
over this county. Let those WHO have con-
veyances share them with their neishbors
and friends and bring them to the polls. To
| Democrats and Liberals we would say, have
this matter arranged in advance, and don't
lose or Leave a vote at home. The law was
made to stop the respectable looking rascal
and agent Of some corrupt monopoly or clique
of thief politicians from running teams whis-
key, tickets and money for the easy, simple
and worthless yagabcnd voters, and it must
be enforced If each Liberal and Democrat
in the county will give Tuesday to his coun-
try, and use the means at his command with
bis personal cxortions to secure full vote OF
our friends, a victory viii be the result.
Then make your arrangements at once for
whole, vigilant and active days work on
Tuesday ncxt Don't read this and say,
that is good advice, and cast the paper aside,
bat act upon it at once and continually until
the sun GOES down next Tuesday evening.
A-
GovrRNoR Boorn FOR CoGGNs. .-Thir-
teen days ago Booth wrote to the Chairman
Of the Republican Committee at PlnceryilIe,
that he could not canvass this State, but
saying, ~ do not think there is the slightest
dalqer that the State will 10! go for Grant,
or this disirjcl for Pdge." That is, that
there is no daoger Of Page beating Coggins.
The Arg5,s publishes this letter, and itali-
c1ses the very clause, as above, that proves
Booth against Page. The Governor says,
as plain as language can speak, that he thinks
there is no darger Of Pages election, and in
dicates that if there was he might stop and
take the stump against Lin and for Cogsins.
This proves that Governor Booth is for Cog
gins, as all the Republicans, not the property
Of Stanford, in this county are. We think
the Argas put its foot in it this time by hay
ing nothing in its head but boiIe4 crow.
How viii Stanford Ike this, noighbor?
Fools Nor ALL DEAD-Sanlord q Co.
have many two-leggedrumersend Anhies TO
hepthem make money etc ,andnowihcyh have
a lour-lcgged blk called "Occidcnt' They
set him as bait at Sacramento, and made
about $l5, eco ont Of the dupea that paid
Them fare to see Occdent trot. They doubled
the thing at Alameda; bilkcd a large crowd
that went to see the race, but it was post
poned Then again a big crowd went and
l Oecident bucled and splurged, and got dis
tanced. Stanford 4 Co., however, have
made some $50 coo ont of the fares paid by
the greencs. Stanford's aunllics had puAed
: ana bowed about this horse until he had
obtained sort Of State character, and now
we are partially disgraced as well IS robbed
by this company, but what does it care so
long as it makes money? And yet it has
: the check to run Page
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RooRBACK EDruoN.-lt Is SAID the ArgHS
folks will issue roorbacl edition Of their
Stanford organ on Monday next. We have
measured the -lrg'tS calibcr for fbbing,
talsehooding and Roorbackng, and feel con
ldent that in this line nothing it can invent
would fool or deceive a three year old mon
key. The will is there, but the brains are
wanting. We have locke! over its columns
carefully for two or three weeks, and find
nothing but proof that it is the weakest,
trashicst brother Of Stanlord's "chckade-
dees, and impotent for harm on any head
that contains a thimbeful of brains So go
ahead and waste all the ink and paper you
please, }Ir. AIgus.
CoUIDN'T Make THE RAIsE.-Last week
we bantered the Argus to name so Grant
Republicans out of $50 in this township that
would vote for Page. News came to us
during this week that a hunt was going on