Year: 1863

OF ReCOreer, is as well known rs the balance of
the candidates, for the reason that he is quiet,
unassuming man, very backward in making ac-
quaintances. Those who know him will heartily
endorse him as an honest, upright and faithful
omcer-kind courteous and Obligng, as every
one who has had dealings with him will bear wit
ness. He is an old resident of Placer, man of
family and permanent fixture of the county.
POLITICALLY, he has always acted with the Demo
cratic party, but like many of our candidates,
never known to dabble in politics. Another
great claim he has upon the voters of Placer, is
the unjustness of having been, among others we
have named deprived Of the privilege of serving
the full term for which he was elected. If the
people are honest and not actuatcd by morbid
desire to follow out the unjust acts of party lead
ers he will again receive their endorsement by 4
ten fold majority.


10 HAMILTON.


.agan this ''great light" of Democracy comes
before the people seeking reelection, and there
is not single individual insane enough to think
for moment that he will fail in being again
chosen District Attorney. Everybody comedies
that he will be elected by an overwhelming ma
jority. He is the best political speaker in Placer
county, and never fails TO speak Democratic SEN
tments. During the time he has served the peo-
pie of this county, as their Prosecuting Attorney,
he has given universal satisfaction. The people
owe him u reelection for the same reason that
we claim it for many others, whose names we use
above. He is among the number that was ostra-
cized by the Republican Legislature, and as
honest citizens, we should restore him. and there
by rebuke an unprincpled, malignant partizan
act. Let every Democrat in the county remember
that he is a faithful agent, and should receive a
hearty support-and don't fail in giving it to
him.


d. w. HAMMOND.


This gentleman received, at the hands of the
Democracy, the nomination for Superintendent
of Common Schools. At present he is engaged
in teaching school at Dutch Flat. We have but
little acquaintance with him, but hear his ne gh-
bors speak in glowing terms of his ability to fill
the position He is true Democrat and there
fore entitled to the full support of the party.


CHARLES 7. PALMER.


This is another one of the dec pitatel officers
During the time the gentleman has filled the office
of Public Administrator, he has done it faithful.
ly and we'll, and one has had any cause OF
complaint. In his dealings he is always kind and
obliging. He is gentleman of family and q
permanent resident of the county There is nc
one enjoys greater reputation for honesty and
faithfulness of duty. To say he is Democrat is
needless, for none but the simon pure are on the
ticket.


THOMAS STANLEY.


Candidate for Coroner. is q ranchman, and lives
but q few miles from Auburn. He is 4 gentleman
of considerable wealth and does not seek the Of
flee through means OF lettering his condition, but
rather, to satisfy his many friends. He can :. sit
upon dead man as well as any other man, and
do the deceased's relatives ample justice, and in
case of the unfortunate death of our worthy and
excellent Sheriff, will fill the vacancy with credit
TO himself and those who yield him hearty sup
port for the office of Coroner.


E. CLEMENT UREN:


A candidate for County Surveyor is staunch
and reliable Democrat a resident of Dutch Flat
and man of family. The Office he runs for is
not OF much consequence in pccunary point Of
view, but nevertheless he is entitled to our hear
ty support and should he elected. We are assured
by his friends, that if called upon in the capacity
Of County Surveyor, will fill the bill to letter.