September 3, 1859 (4 pages)

ape * Seine Ghe Netada Aational GP RGE D “ROBERTS ‘iaeeee GRUANE VALLEY, SEPT, 3, 2s35Demecratic Nominations POL PRENIDENT OF THE C. STATES, TLN LE. DICBINESN @) New Ver. PGR VICE PRESIDENT, JAMES S. GREEN, Of Kicereuri. Da Boat we the sum autions ef iby Dewwerst! Na Pees . Gee) ention ean e oor = = = a we National Democratic Tieket. GOTERNOR. MILTOR €. LATA of Sacre menic LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR 4OM" G. DOWNES, of Lice Angeles. CONGRESS Z0O40N C. BURCH, of Trinity. @MA’'S &L. SCOTT, of Tuelawne. SUVREME JCDGE. Waa. W. COPE, of Amader, CLERK OF SUIPREXE COURT @eua’s 6. FAIRFAX, ef aba. ATTORNEY GENERAL. Tae’s MW. WILLIAMS, of :! Derade. TREASURER. THuO'S FINDLEY, ef Novrada. GONTROLLER @AM'L, ©. BROOKS, of fan Jonquin SURVEYOR GENERAL. @ORACE A. MIGLEY,of Alameda eCr'T OF PCRLIC INSTRUCTION AR DREW J. UNOUL DER, cf 8. Fran. STATE PRINTER m0 a'6 T. BOTTS, of Secrameute, COUNTY TICKET. For State Senator. Wma. F. ANDERSON. Por Areemblymen. MENRY HAYES, C. F. SMITH, SAM°L T. CURTIS, PHILIP MOORE, WILLIAM R. ARMSTRONG, For Sherif J. B. Van Dagan. For County Clerk. JOHN 8S. LAMBERT. For Treasurer. 3. W. CHINN. For District Attorney. gE. W. MASLIN. For Assessor. L. Franktin CALDWELL. For Surveyor. J. L. GambBLe. Por Public Administrator. livcu B. Tompson. For Coroner. THomas Henry. Fer Sup,t of Common Schoola. ©. T. Overton. For Supervisor ist District. Jeosuvua A. CROSS. Demecrats te the BRescac! On Wednesday next, the Democracy will be called upon to discharge the great duty which they owe annually to their country . aod ‘their party. And, as we bold, to us our country, aud our party mean the same thing, For we bave no hope of any politieal good to the country, except in the succesa and triumph of the principles of Democracy,.— palous efforts to distract and draw off tbe votes of Democrats, The moat liberal Nevapa, August 5, 1859Ties. D. C. Bropmmice—Sir: 1 see by the written promises have been made to share and di. . statement of J. HR. MeConnell, read by Mr. Latham vide the spoils! This extraordiuary effort i= August, that hoaeys, “never wae tadtreciod by im Pisspeceh at this place, on the evening of the ist ean only Le counteracted hy extraordinary . tye supreme Court to prosecute you’’ (Latham,) or vipilunee and activity at the ballot boa, on} {the partof the Democracy, . ‘That oor whele State Ticket will beelect. ed by ar overwhelming majority, is beyond le reasonsbte question. How mortifying to) . the Democracy of Nevada County, once the . Banner County of the State, if, amid shouts of cictors for a State triumph, there should be mingled lamentat’ons for a defeat, even a partial deleat, in this County { Whether eo untoward an erent slall happen. depends on the Democracy themselves. We know they are namerous enough to prevent it. They have only to realize their danger, and it will be averted, next, !wave bis pick and shovel, bie workbench, bis private busiaess of whatever nature, and devote the whole day to the cause of Democracy.; Let bim vote; let bim bring others to the bailot-hex. A local defeat this \ year, whold be a blow, whose effects it would require yeure to recever from. Ona the other band,a triumph now, general nad complete, would establish the principles of Democracy here eo throughly, that our caemies would be disheartened for years to come. A Right to Blame. Mr. Wheeler, Senator from Yuba County, whose devotion to Broderickism, led him to become a inissionary of the holy cause to the ‘beathen democracy of Grass Valley, eoid, in his epeech the other night, that the bumblest citizen of the country bad a right to question the acts of the l’resident of the United States. Mr. Wheeler argued this question with con siderable logical force, an] asserted that this right bad been denied citizens under the presidency of Mr. Buchanan: . Mr. Wheeler bad quite forgotten that every President, from great Wachiagton to the present occupant of the choir, has received the vilest abuse. ruler is entirely fauttless. Men in the United States have the liberty to abuse, and that liberty too often Gegenerates into licen. tiousness. The old whig party delighted in abusing democratic officers ; and the demoCrats got even by cursing tua great exieut what few whigs got into power and place.— . * No good cun come out of Nazareth,’ Nazareth isavy party but the one to which the speaker belongs. all through the course of the government, ) and it will uudoubtedly coatinuc. . But the Eroderickites go ahead of all othang TLis has beea the case eres. They cluim the right to insult the Pres. Ps ident. (8 badge of shame. They claim that be car not aud could notteli the truth. They dis. . cover that he was a * blue light federalist,” . in his Younger days and that not an act of . his, wince he became President but was actu. ated by the basest motives. tion, acd that, too, iu the name of Douglas, . while Douglas opposed but one measure — . Tuese Broderickites heap denuanciatious on j the project for the purcbase of Cuba, while . Donglaa supported the measure. In short the liberty of abuse extends to public and private acts of the President, and is indulged . by the Bioderick rpeakers without stint, while they, at the same time, complain thar they are noi allowed to abuse him. . } Opposed to all tiis calumny and vitnper— ation, the President lias the record of a ivog life of emiuent services to bis country, Un. til his taking the Presidential chair, malice . never dared to whisper ought against the purity of bis character. Hia whole life before that, even according to Broderick and his minions, bad been one of particular grace . words to that effect. On Monday evening, July 18th, J. R. McConnell, in front of the office of John Anderson, Baq., of this place, said, in reply toa question from Mr. Auderson in regsr¥to the charge of bribery, that Jadge Mur ray diddirect bim, while Attorney General of thie State, to prosecute Mil fowr others, om the charge of bribery, after the then pending canvara was over, and have their names at~icken from the roll of attorneys; that Judge Jovepb Paltwin and the presnt nominee of the Republicans . for Judge of the Sapreme Court know more and could nS. Latham,and three or j j dollars, being the average tsalue of a beef j Whe Hilled that Ox? The question who struek Billy Patterson’ hag never been satisfuctori!y auswered. The sugacious editor of the Nevada Democrat comes cat in o labered article this weck, to prove that Kent, the Broderick nominee for sheriff was not the chap. ‘be Democrat gaye :— “Somebody did kill Middleton & Riley's ox. and they brought evit against Kent for the value of the ox, before a Justice of the Peace, and obtained judgment for sixty-two animal. The defendents being dissatisfied with this jndgment appealed the case to the County Court, and inthe meantime rent men over the country to bunt up the missing We bave regelwed the folldf ing comman!. eral Wirelings into this place, who ere actip ae Sage Republican whove . the contemptuble part of epics. They oo ocgunetthiine, one to ~ to any = sume the livery of Democracy, but their : Opposed to fusing with . cars are so long that they cau't devei ‘ the Broderickites, erpecially on the county body. . ial ai ; ticket, and will do all in bis power to defeat iia iaidl Kent, who has been so bitter in bia denunci-. ty,ve.—ous good f-ient, Br. ®. B. Sharp, aot. ations of the Republicans, anc yet, through withstanding his professional duties secm to take up bis emisearies; begs their votes. all bis time, @nis momevts wherein he can eculti. ' The Republicans of Nevada Connty, who . v*** flowers and fruit Me plicei before us Wednes. ‘vote, on Wednesday text, for Kent & Co. day last,a sample of the very finest of porcher.— will have something to congratulate them. Dr. Sharp being an experienced and ebil!fut Datist, selves with, for the next four years, They . evidently knew what frult would be (oothsome wheo . will have to «wallow the gratuitous, and ag . be chose his tree:, cravated insults he bas continually heaped Sa IB ait TR 2 Droderickttee have lerert e€ eee. . the foreguing letter are true of his knowledge Then let every Democrat, on Wednesday . ne r tell more abont the matter then any perien now liv animal, bat ittwas not found. and the judg ile Poul teat 8. HENDERSON, . Ment in the Justice’s Court was affirmed.— 7 —ow . During one of the trials. a witness waa initi a < Ten. . troduced to prove that a hide had been burnt State of Catifornia, County of Nevada, a.—S. Hen. 0) the slanghter yard. The witness testified derson, being duly sworn, says that the contents ef . that he was riding along near the yard one jday, and saw aman pull a hide from the i fence and Jay it down novar a fire which bad , been kindled to burn the offal, bones &. Theabove letter Broderick read in bis. (The italics are our own.) Thatis very speech at Santa Cruz on the 24th inst. ‘clear and satisfactory, coming asit does from The writer of it, S. Henderson, deputy . the virtuous Democrat. Of course Mr. Kent Sworn to before me this Oth day of August, 1859 E. W. SMITH, Justice of the Peace upon them, from the day of his nomiaation to the present time; and they will also enjoy the satisfaction of having aided, by their votes, a nan who scorns and denounces them among Lecompton men, and secretly through agents begs for their votes ; and, secondly, they will have the satisfaction of having doue all in their power to give political in. fluence to men who declare their intention ‘to go into the Charleston Convention. in '60. , If Kepublicans are going to carry these mea . to the doors of that convention, and then patigntly wait outside for what crumbe of comDonation Festival. Tre Lapis eernocied with the Congreration of the M. E. Church, of this place, Uave arranged te . give a Supper at the Parsonsge, on Chorch street, On TUESLAY EVENING, the Sth instans, for the benefit of the Rev. 1. B. FISH. whose terms of se rvice, aa Pastor, will clove with next week The citizens of Groas Valluy avd vicijaity arecordially invite! to etrend. Pet Order, COMMITTEE OF Living Grase Valley, Sepi. 2, 188 Men will find fault, as no . They claim that bis white hairs are . They oppose . (rtd move and measure of bis admiuistra— . County Assessor of this county, under Mar) tin Brennan, is well known ta this communiity. In the last few numbers of the National we alluded to some of his official derel'ctions. We have in onr possession a poll tax reecipt, written by this nan, Henderson, a deputy assessor. Te collected the poll tax from a number of gentlemen, at the fame time and place, for which be gave written receipts, insted of the printed receipt, countersigned by the Auditor, which the law requires. He violated his eath of office when he wrote those Tax Kecipts, and he has defrauded the County out of the money thus collected. Can the statements ef anch a man be betieved? The Oath of Office required by jaw, of all placed in situations of pablic . tion with a gentleman of this town, not long . truest. is of the most sacred and binding character, Is ihe man who recklessly violates that oath, to be trusted in other statements, merely because he adds to them en appeal to Heaven for their truth? What force has such an appesl to dim? Could even Broderick eredit him ? } But we are not left only to the dountfulness of the origin of the story, in order to ' discredit it. Mr. Anderson, referred to in Henderson's letter, affirms that be never heard Mr. McConnell use any euch language, and the latter denounces Mr, Henderson's statement as false, The simple word of ei. therof these gentlemen, is more than enough . to offset the oath of Henderson—-where the parties are known. Lut we believe Broderick himeelf attached ; little weight tothe statement; otherwise, . why did be not bring it forward garlier in the campaign? It vas made nearly a month j ago. Wasit not because he knew it would be shorn of ite foree among strangers, if only time were given to contradict it? Won't be Chokea eff. Py the following card, it wil! be eeen the . Mrcderickites did not succeed in choking off . their Candidate for District Attorney. Mr. . Hopp bas to» much metal about him to he a . plant tool of certain of the Broderick leaders in Nevada. Te the People. Tt has been rumored that Ihave withdrawn from the contest for the office of District Attorney for che County of Nevada. . has been vilely slandered; bis friends sould . call an indignation meeting. It’s too bad . for people to be twitting him about that poor . “bhunfortunate box,” when the election is so . near at hand. Before he became a candidate . it was frequently talked of, and thrown up to him in the streets of Nevada; but then it made no difference, the Democrat was not . Mr. Kent’s guardian until after he received the nomination of the Broderickites. As the . Journal says, it would not be eafe for any ‘d—n man’s sheep to bite him now. Josh's blood might get riled. . Netice to Mepubdlicans. . Kent, the Broderick candidate fur sherif, jis down on the Republicans, In conversasince, he gave vent to his pheeliuks’ on the j tubject of fusion, in the following maaner: ; “So help me God; I would not vote for . Baker, and if Jever vote fora d—n Black . Republican, I hope that the hand may! wither that deposiies the vete.” Watcn Your Tickers.—The Brods are a trained band of cheaters at the ballot box.— Leok ut your tickets and eee that they are not spurious, and that the Brods have not used paste or penon them. Votes waury, VOTE STRAIGHT DeMOChaTic TICKETS, AND Yot Wiis, VOTE RIGHT. Califernia Iuteresis. . The success of either party iu thia Strate, as it affects the interesis of California, ir of more moment to us than the avttlement cf e _ thousand abstract questions. Thia truth must be almitted, that to eus— ble our represeutatives at Washington to ob tain appropriations for, aad coatrol legisla tioo upoa, this State, they must be within » . party organization, who wield the majority . . power in Congress, Judged by this rule, bow would California stand in the success of the democracy, or either wing of tie opposition. While the democracy in Congress will be anited, not only upon the Kansas policy of . the administration, but upon all other ques. tious, the councils of the “opposition” will be dividcd, aud it will present the pitiabl aspect ofan army on the eve of battle with ‘mutiny in its ranks. jeulousy emong the geoerals, aud no acknowledged leader, wishout . resources or moral power. . fort may be thrown to them, then they are. Atameeting of the Grass Veller, Fire, Heok & . not the men of "56. who made the united BuLadder Co, held Avgust 26th, the following resclujchauan purty tremble. The Republican tions were wade in order to testify (Wethaths of the party were denounced by the Americans in company, where thanks are due: ‘57, becuure they, the insignificant party, . . would not merge inte the latter party, but persisted in uominating Stanley. We told Letisin of s them we wanted mo third parties in the field, °TPree! 98 & ours nan. ay Sh GOS eee but a fair stand wp fight with the Democracy; vos of virtue if need be, ie all we can ony. the result of that campaign was the knell of . Resolved, Phat we most sincereiy thask Mevers, the Americans. J, tor one, think the rame Silvester & Co, and Meesrs. Findiey & Co, for the j now, and beliewe that if the Republicans, by . lea. of their erockery to che company; had they net their votes put the Anti Lecompton wing of done s0, we should bave beew “ina fix.’? . the democracy inta power, in State or couaG. ¥. F. 8. & L. Co j ty, now, . will find them harder to . a in 60 aud ’61, than the Lecomptonites. e . see writer of this—a democrat whe voted for} Jha. G. Mundy, will be » Candidate for . Jackson, Van Buren, and Polk—a Republi. Constable at the ensuing election, at the re. can from the repeal of the Missouri Compre . quest of many Democrats, . misee—will not wote to build ups party to pes Mies ee shut bim out from a face to face encouuter j . . with the miscalled democracy in 60. at a ae che segues -aP-aney : . friends, will be a candidate for Suetice of the A Repceucax. . ee . Penee, for Gruss Valley township, at the en. auing election. 2 Resolved, That wethank the citizens oj Grass Valoy, and surrouading towns, for their patronage and Ominens. A jolat meeting and diaseussion tock place . Hexey Trowas, at the request of many ‘between Mr. Amderson and Mr. Chase, @0 voters, will be a candidate for Juatice of the . Monday last, at Mooney’s Flat. Pence, of Grass Valley Township, nt the en. Astuod bad been erected some five fe84 guing election. Pa ‘from the ground, from which the speakers . o-cnssilineiennemansniilbiicalicins jaddressed the aseembly, Mr. Auderson) Con. S.C. Rictannson, et the request of spoke dest aod was follwed by Chare. Justas) numerous friewds, will be a candidate for Chass was cooeluding, and while bowing Justice of the Peace of Graes Valley townlimee.f out, Mr, Anderson came forward, ship, at the cneuing election. ‘uulas he was about to comence,the portion of . ie ee Se ES ES 2 ‘oe stand upon which Chase was standing, . Mr, G. Bena, at the request of many . save way, precipitating that gentieman, spec: . friends. will be a candidate at the enening i clacles, bouks, papers, ets., in wild disorder election. for Justice of the Perce of Graas to the ground leaving Mr. Anderson etand. Valicy township. 2 ing upon the front plank. Looking around, . i Mr. Auderson remarked that bis friend) Serencx Crewe. at the reqnest of many . Chose hud dissgpeared, very suddeuiy and) of bis friends, will bea eerdidete fer Con . iysteriously, but that he had looked for, stable of Grass Valley Townehip et the enrome time to see bis platform give way with ening election, brs him, as it bad been becoming more and more Sete nineteen . rotten during the last year or two, Jonx Attiisox will be «a exurdidate fir Yue scene is described as having been . Constable of Grass Fulley Township, at the ‘highly ludicrems, and the boys were bugely . evsuing election, at the request of many jumused. As soon as order could be reator~, Yeters. 2t led, Mr. Anderson proceeded to address the . . ineeting again frem the firm part of the platform. Coverania.—We are authorised to an}rounce Won. C. Asrem as a candieate for Constable of Neveda Tewnship, at the coeuEp. Narionan :A barge and enthusiastic . lng election, at meeting of the Old Lie Democracy was beld . in this pluce lmet evening, to listen to the Hon. ©. J. Lansing. Having beena resident of this town to the early days of Cali: . ——————= , foruia, wll our old pioneere turued out te} Notice to Crediters. NEW TO-DA —— Hence the origin of that sacred duty of eve ‘and beauty, in public and private. Now, zy Democrat, when the day of our annual . when full of years and honors, after be has election come round, to leave his ordisary attained the beightof earthly ambition, in avocations and come up to the bullut box, an bour of life when the most depraved are not merely for the purpose of depositing bis j looking at the affairs of the world as vaniown vote, but also of leading others—the . ties, these maligners sccuse bim of voluntadoubtful or nucertain—in the right way. rily, and without motive. disregerding bis Circumstances have made the approaching . honored past, aud committing acts of mean— contest one of the most important that has . [¢*, of which the meanest ‘hummer’ among oceurred in California. A deserter from our , bit accusers ebeuld be asbam d. The accu ranks makes an appeal to the people at the . rations amount to imporsibil.ties. President Yallot-box, to sanction and endorse bis, Pecbanan by his past, by his present, and aceachery. He bas endeavored to stir up . by bis churacter in all tines, proves that his the vilest passions of men for the purpose of . wieb is heartfelt, when be only “ desires to arraying and binding together a partizan. give peace to bie country. power suffisient to overcome the Democracy. . i Erery local and petty success which some . Bunsenete!—Vote-conyt See thet your one of bis admirers may achieve by means. friends vote the straight ticket. Let no one of bargain aad coaXKtion, he means to cite as} otay eng Heme Ranges. Sve te Drederevidenee of the popular eupport of himself. . ickites another drubbicg. Wigilance at the Whether or not the Brodocrats and Repubpelle ta:the pete ney lieaas succeed in agreeing upon the precise terms of fusion, there is no doubt that, as to many of the offices, they will vole the same ticket. Not ouly the Congressional ticket, . but many of the county candidates, will be supported by both wings of the enemy. Fatse Reronts.—The Broderickites are famous for raising false reports. Qn the eve of electi ie, wilt endeavor to throw dis— trust i ranks of the democrcy, so tat _ they can profit by it. Let democrats beThe rumor is wholly without furndation, and Inow . sustained in the present contest, and the cansay to the elestors of the County, once for eft, that Gidates of the lott wing of Repuvticaniam be Twill not withpraw under any circumstances what. . elected, where would be their influence, to ever. GEC spp . whom could they call for aid, in legislating SEO. 8S. HUPP. . ; { ' s Fs . for the benetit of our Siate ? ei aii The half-breeds have no organ’zation, without ihi* State: in no other State is there Siaek en ai 'a “Broderick” to lead on opposition who Who are the Broderick men? They are) would cousort with the Cataline of the Pacimen of every bue and grade of opinion. unfe; henes, Mr. Proderick and his foitowers, certain, fickle, former demucrata, cod-fis) . Would stand alone, without friends, without ih vi Notht le R bli sympithy, and without moral infaence or whigs, mean Know Nothings, stale Republiower ja national halla of legislation; aud cans, sore heads, and a dash of that class of thus Jacking inflience upon ove single ques men without intelligence or acquirements, a tion, California would be practically worcp. resented in Congress, Nor would the case be any better shoubd What a nice collection is this? There has . Nr. Baker be elected. Upon the very “one been some effort to find a name for them.— , ag Bang the ng ty party ix i it ; . based. be differs in opinion froin that part We have one. There is a boarding house inthe Exst. By that party he would rd dish, composed of the rag ends and Uit-Lits, jogked apon wilh saxpicion, aud the prestige chawed up and spit out pieces and remaants and influence of Republicaoism, upou this of old meals, ground up and called Aash; it's . const, for the benefit of California legislation . fit only for Chinaman and dogs, Now bere’s . would be for naught. Mr. Baker would sort of neuter gender men. . . stand like a desolate and barren tree, amidst . a parallel. We propose to call thix left wing 4 scene of riotous and prodigal harvest of . of the Republicans, the bash party. Hurrah . frit. for the Hush Party! . The opposition are united npoa no ringle . qnestiun affecting the polity of the Govern— iment. What then cau we expect from such par Hon. C.J. Lansing has been epeak-' a source, divided, dismembered, and without ing, during the past week, at differeut places . any common aim or purpore? But if in this in the upper part of the County. He bas \ State the democracy is trinmpbunt, a dif . bad large and enthusiastic meetings, and has . sg vole te 4 earepeys, of Coigress, . been caking the Opposition “fore and aft.’’ . acting in harmony with a great tational . : ' ’ . iv its councils and ample ability to secure . Festox.—McKibben and Baker, it is un. appropriations for. and direct national atten . derstood, will be put on the Republican and . tiow to, the interests of the State of Califos. Half Breed tickets, Booker goes overboard . tia. careers es eid , . won't trust him, Sibley isa mere name for . Broderick. By tbe course of Mr. Broderick ‘a nomination, and yields, of course, at bid . we lost our force and moral poweg. To reSuppose Mr Broderick’s course should be . . united party, with influence end moral force . give Mr. Lansing a bearty welcewe. The meeting wav orgauized by placing Mr j Watker in the ecbair, and electing Mr ‘Tem-) plar as vice President, and Mr, Brookshire . us Seeretasy. Mr. Lansing being called up>. on, uddressed the assembly ina moss able. iogical, and teliing epeecb. for an hour aud . abalf. His epeecch was listened to with . marked attention througbout, aud the meet-) iug broke up with three hearty cbecrs for; tie ticket, and the whole ticket. Tbe pros-' pect is Battering; Omega is all right. We! will as surely roll ops baudsome wejority ; for the straight ticket, as that the@un wiil . rise above yonder mountain on the trl Brodericki=m is already a defunct institution, no longer bearing even the semblance . ol democracy: but in the close embrace of} Klack @epublicaniem, it deceives no one as) to its position—tbat of deadly hostility . everything democratic. The democrats of, Omega appreeiate Broderick and bis minions, . and next Wednesday will find them doing . their fuib share toward administering to them . aud bim amost acathbing rebuke. Omega, S.p, Ist. Democrats, Rattr!— On next Tuesday evening there will bea grand Democratic Ra‘ly in this place. Mr. Penn Jobnston, Mr. Henry Mereditb. Wm. F. Anderson, and other distinguished speakers, will be present. Mr. Jobnston is said to be one of the most eloquent stump speakers in the State. . Restricts. . Avrora Borgatis.—On Thureday night . 4Le Avrora Borealis took the place of the . moon and kept wateb all night. The whole beavens were lit up by the light bearing . clouds going from the north. The night was glorious and glorious all night. Estate of THTODORE WE'T. cecwa-rd Natice ts hereby given by ths underaipm: 4 Amin. letrator af the ahoee rarmed Fetate. te th 6 Cretiters of and all per having claims seatnet ei Theefore Wet, co 4, ta exit the crane. wit the necc@arsey “eld ¢, within Ten Menths ‘nm the fret pulvieation « petice to the unm “ersigped at his Office in the own of Gersne Valier ASIEN TT. WET AAminist-ator of the Fatst+ of Tieo, West Aug. 2s. if h8 en ne DISOLUTION. Tue Covantyensnir, Leretofore ecnsieting between D, Binke man, sad Joba Frank, Grass Valley Wrewery, bas thitday been dir olved. Tne buisiness wil! henceforth be carried on under the (irm of D. Binkclmann ond L. Rudoib. Customers are politely requested to retile up cld aceounte. D. Bivxeumaxn &. Co. Grass Valley Ang. 24th 1859.—5 3w. NEW STORE. NEW GODS. The Sabecribere baving completed their NEW, FINE PROOF BRICK STORE, Om Moin Street, Gress Veticy, Have junt opened one of the Laryest, and most Complete Siocks of CLOTHING, Ever offered in Grass Valley. aod which we are determined to rrll at pricer, Chee per than Any Establishment of che kind IN THIS PLACE. Oar stoek consists of a very laree asrortment of THE LATEST STYLE OF SPRING CLOTHING, @ best «tock of DRESS & MINERS BOOTS ever seen inthis place. Also, a good -election of ware of these political tale-bearere, Believe . of the men whose tool he is. In this county . gain it, but one course ix open to ns, that is Many of the Republicans of Nevada coun-. no report meanly circulated at atime too! Collins comes gracefully down, to give Gran47, it is confidently reported, have so far sacritived their self-respect, as to swallow . the whole Broderick county ticket, on condition only of the substitution of Mr. Sargrot for Mr. Hupp, tor the office of District , close to the election, for the truth to come out. } { Contempris_e.—The editor of the Nevada Democrat bas the contemptib!c meanness ' . ny Chase a lift for the Senate; and they want } . . the ablest man on the Brod ticket, George . and always will wield the majority power in . ued favors, im the way of peaches, We nev S. Hupp, to perform the same operation for . Mr. Sargent, to the District Attoroeyship. to sustain the administration, and thus ob. tain a harmonious co-operation of California . with the democratic party, who always bave Congress. Gen. Sam Houston bas been elected GovINDIA RUBBER GOODS, BLANKETS, Hats, and Gentlemen’s er tasted finer flavored, or sweeter, peaches f unt bing oe. than theirs, May they eupply the good peo-. We will give the public achance. once more. of ple of Grase Valley, ourselves included, in renew. ty Be bo Le eoes Call uext door pa Again must we, the devils, return . thanks to Messrs. Royce & Barr, for continAttorory. But evea if some ofthe Repub. ¢, ask us what we know abod® a certain keg jeaus would be carried thus far by a blind o¢ Tok that a toameter left, by mistake, at huatility to the Democracy, we know there tye National Printing office. We have as. ere others who will aot vote for bad and un. cortgined that the keg of Ink alluded to, was suitable men for important county offices, ' sent, by our priaters, to the Democrat office merely to gratify Apariy spite. . as socn as the mistake was noticed. If the There ie no douli thas the encmy bas used editor of the Democrat iusinuates, most re extrnerdinary vigilance and ipdustey jetypremotely, thatthe editor of this paper ever gariug for Wis eontast. Fer the . ree . saw hie ink-keg. or freight bi)! of the ink, meats th at mets jaeeane! re! ore tele on the hog. heise @ or These bidings and twistings and swappings . and compromisings, show that n@witbetand . ¢Tbor of Texas, Although not the regular ing the enemy are boasting they know they democratic nominee, he came before the peo are a beaten set: they go for office, and their . ple as a national conservative democrat, a priagiples can go to the d—I for aught they . *trong advocate of the adminirtration of Mr . eared. Bacbanan, and opposed to the re-opening o: the slave trade. m@rThe Masonic Building is progressing cali finely. Messrs Maybagh & Leavitt will soon Hon. A. J. Moulder, Superintendent of have their contract for the briek work comPublic inetraction, addressed the democracy pletad, of Nevada on Weinemiay evening Inst comiog years, as cheaply aod abundantly as they do now. We also paid a short visit to Mr. Weir's ranch, on Saturday last, aod partook of some splendid fruit. It was announced In Paris that the Marquis de Creqai bad polsoned bimeelf. “You see,” eaid one of bis friends. ‘he mriet have . bitten be oxen. fonge.” J. CORN & BRO. JOHN W. ROBERTS, (Of Freeman & Co's Express,) : EGS LEAVE to inform the citizens of Grass Valley B and vicinty be will promptly attend to the Collecting of acounts, or notes, that may be pended to him. His charges will be moderate, and Tg 2 perenne rear onteg se of A Deters. A _ = .

ape * Seine Ghe Netada Aational GP RGE D “ROBERTS ‘iaeeee GRUANE VALLEY, SEPT, 3, 2s35Demecratic Nominations POL PRENIDENT OF THE C. STATES, TLN LE. DICBINESN @) New Ver. PGR VICE PRESIDENT, JAMES S. GREEN, Of Kicereuri. Da Boat we the sum autions ef iby Dewwerst! Na Pees . Gee) ention ean e oor = = = a we National Democratic Tieket. GOTERNOR. MILTOR €. LATA of Sacre menic LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR 4OM" G. DOWNES, of Lice Angeles. CONGRESS Z0O40N C. BURCH, of Trinity. @MA’'S &L. SCOTT, of Tuelawne. SUVREME JCDGE. Waa. W. COPE, of Amader, CLERK OF SUIPREXE COURT @eua’s 6. FAIRFAX, ef aba. ATTORNEY GENERAL. Tae’s MW. WILLIAMS, of :! Derade. TREASURER. THuO'S FINDLEY, ef Novrada. GONTROLLER @AM'L, ©. BROOKS, of fan Jonquin SURVEYOR GENERAL. @ORACE A. MIGLEY,of Alameda eCr'T OF PCRLIC INSTRUCTION AR DREW J. UNOUL DER, cf 8. Fran. STATE PRINTER m0 a'6 T. BOTTS, of Secrameute, COUNTY TICKET. For State Senator. Wma. F. ANDERSON. Por Areemblymen. MENRY HAYES, C. F. SMITH, SAM°L T. CURTIS, PHILIP MOORE, WILLIAM R. ARMSTRONG, For Sherif J. B. Van Dagan. For County Clerk. JOHN 8S. LAMBERT. For Treasurer. 3. W. CHINN. For District Attorney. gE. W. MASLIN. For Assessor. L. Franktin CALDWELL. For Surveyor. J. L. GambBLe. Por Public Administrator. livcu B. Tompson. For Coroner. THomas Henry. Fer Sup,t of Common Schoola. ©. T. Overton. For Supervisor ist District. Jeosuvua A. CROSS. Demecrats te the BRescac! On Wednesday next, the Democracy will be called upon to discharge the great duty which they owe annually to their country . aod ‘their party. And, as we bold, to us our country, aud our party mean the same thing, For we bave no hope of any politieal good to the country, except in the succesa and triumph of the principles of Democracy,.— palous efforts to distract and draw off tbe votes of Democrats, The moat liberal Nevapa, August 5, 1859Ties. D. C. Bropmmice—Sir: 1 see by the written promises have been made to share and di. . statement of J. HR. MeConnell, read by Mr. Latham vide the spoils! This extraordiuary effort i= August, that hoaeys, “never wae tadtreciod by im Pisspeceh at this place, on the evening of the ist ean only Le counteracted hy extraordinary . tye supreme Court to prosecute you’’ (Latham,) or vipilunee and activity at the ballot boa, on} {the partof the Democracy, . ‘That oor whele State Ticket will beelect. ed by ar overwhelming majority, is beyond le reasonsbte question. How mortifying to) . the Democracy of Nevada County, once the . Banner County of the State, if, amid shouts of cictors for a State triumph, there should be mingled lamentat’ons for a defeat, even a partial deleat, in this County { Whether eo untoward an erent slall happen. depends on the Democracy themselves. We know they are namerous enough to prevent it. They have only to realize their danger, and it will be averted, next, !wave bis pick and shovel, bie workbench, bis private busiaess of whatever nature, and devote the whole day to the cause of Democracy.; Let bim vote; let bim bring others to the bailot-hex. A local defeat this \ year, whold be a blow, whose effects it would require yeure to recever from. Ona the other band,a triumph now, general nad complete, would establish the principles of Democracy here eo throughly, that our caemies would be disheartened for years to come. A Right to Blame. Mr. Wheeler, Senator from Yuba County, whose devotion to Broderickism, led him to become a inissionary of the holy cause to the ‘beathen democracy of Grass Valley, eoid, in his epeech the other night, that the bumblest citizen of the country bad a right to question the acts of the l’resident of the United States. Mr. Wheeler argued this question with con siderable logical force, an] asserted that this right bad been denied citizens under the presidency of Mr. Buchanan: . Mr. Wheeler bad quite forgotten that every President, from great Wachiagton to the present occupant of the choir, has received the vilest abuse. ruler is entirely fauttless. Men in the United States have the liberty to abuse, and that liberty too often Gegenerates into licen. tiousness. The old whig party delighted in abusing democratic officers ; and the demoCrats got even by cursing tua great exieut what few whigs got into power and place.— . * No good cun come out of Nazareth,’ Nazareth isavy party but the one to which the speaker belongs. all through the course of the government, ) and it will uudoubtedly coatinuc. . But the Eroderickites go ahead of all othang TLis has beea the case eres. They cluim the right to insult the Pres. Ps ident. (8 badge of shame. They claim that be car not aud could notteli the truth. They dis. . cover that he was a * blue light federalist,” . in his Younger days and that not an act of . his, wince he became President but was actu. ated by the basest motives. tion, acd that, too, iu the name of Douglas, . while Douglas opposed but one measure — . Tuese Broderickites heap denuanciatious on j the project for the purcbase of Cuba, while . Donglaa supported the measure. In short the liberty of abuse extends to public and private acts of the President, and is indulged . by the Bioderick rpeakers without stint, while they, at the same time, complain thar they are noi allowed to abuse him. . } Opposed to all tiis calumny and vitnper— ation, the President lias the record of a ivog life of emiuent services to bis country, Un. til his taking the Presidential chair, malice . never dared to whisper ought against the purity of bis character. Hia whole life before that, even according to Broderick and his minions, bad been one of particular grace . words to that effect. On Monday evening, July 18th, J. R. McConnell, in front of the office of John Anderson, Baq., of this place, said, in reply toa question from Mr. Auderson in regsr¥to the charge of bribery, that Jadge Mur ray diddirect bim, while Attorney General of thie State, to prosecute Mil fowr others, om the charge of bribery, after the then pending canvara was over, and have their names at~icken from the roll of attorneys; that Judge Jovepb Paltwin and the presnt nominee of the Republicans . for Judge of the Sapreme Court know more and could nS. Latham,and three or j j dollars, being the average tsalue of a beef j Whe Hilled that Ox? The question who struek Billy Patterson’ hag never been satisfuctori!y auswered. The sugacious editor of the Nevada Democrat comes cat in o labered article this weck, to prove that Kent, the Broderick nominee for sheriff was not the chap. ‘be Democrat gaye :— “Somebody did kill Middleton & Riley's ox. and they brought evit against Kent for the value of the ox, before a Justice of the Peace, and obtained judgment for sixty-two animal. The defendents being dissatisfied with this jndgment appealed the case to the County Court, and inthe meantime rent men over the country to bunt up the missing We bave regelwed the folldf ing comman!. eral Wirelings into this place, who ere actip ae Sage Republican whove . the contemptuble part of epics. They oo ocgunetthiine, one to ~ to any = sume the livery of Democracy, but their : Opposed to fusing with . cars are so long that they cau't devei ‘ the Broderickites, erpecially on the county body. . ial ai ; ticket, and will do all in bis power to defeat iia iaidl Kent, who has been so bitter in bia denunci-. ty,ve.—ous good f-ient, Br. ®. B. Sharp, aot. ations of the Republicans, anc yet, through withstanding his professional duties secm to take up bis emisearies; begs their votes. all bis time, @nis momevts wherein he can eculti. ' The Republicans of Nevada Connty, who . v*** flowers and fruit Me plicei before us Wednes. ‘vote, on Wednesday text, for Kent & Co. day last,a sample of the very finest of porcher.— will have something to congratulate them. Dr. Sharp being an experienced and ebil!fut Datist, selves with, for the next four years, They . evidently knew what frult would be (oothsome wheo . will have to «wallow the gratuitous, and ag . be chose his tree:, cravated insults he bas continually heaped Sa IB ait TR 2 Droderickttee have lerert e€ eee. . the foreguing letter are true of his knowledge Then let every Democrat, on Wednesday . ne r tell more abont the matter then any perien now liv animal, bat ittwas not found. and the judg ile Poul teat 8. HENDERSON, . Ment in the Justice’s Court was affirmed.— 7 —ow . During one of the trials. a witness waa initi a < Ten. . troduced to prove that a hide had been burnt State of Catifornia, County of Nevada, a.—S. Hen. 0) the slanghter yard. The witness testified derson, being duly sworn, says that the contents ef . that he was riding along near the yard one jday, and saw aman pull a hide from the i fence and Jay it down novar a fire which bad , been kindled to burn the offal, bones &. Theabove letter Broderick read in bis. (The italics are our own.) Thatis very speech at Santa Cruz on the 24th inst. ‘clear and satisfactory, coming asit does from The writer of it, S. Henderson, deputy . the virtuous Democrat. Of course Mr. Kent Sworn to before me this Oth day of August, 1859 E. W. SMITH, Justice of the Peace upon them, from the day of his nomiaation to the present time; and they will also enjoy the satisfaction of having aided, by their votes, a nan who scorns and denounces them among Lecompton men, and secretly through agents begs for their votes ; and, secondly, they will have the satisfaction of having doue all in their power to give political in. fluence to men who declare their intention ‘to go into the Charleston Convention. in '60. , If Kepublicans are going to carry these mea . to the doors of that convention, and then patigntly wait outside for what crumbe of comDonation Festival. Tre Lapis eernocied with the Congreration of the M. E. Church, of this place, Uave arranged te . give a Supper at the Parsonsge, on Chorch street, On TUESLAY EVENING, the Sth instans, for the benefit of the Rev. 1. B. FISH. whose terms of se rvice, aa Pastor, will clove with next week The citizens of Groas Valluy avd vicijaity arecordially invite! to etrend. Pet Order, COMMITTEE OF Living Grase Valley, Sepi. 2, 188 Men will find fault, as no . They claim that bis white hairs are . They oppose . (rtd move and measure of bis admiuistra— . County Assessor of this county, under Mar) tin Brennan, is well known ta this communiity. In the last few numbers of the National we alluded to some of his official derel'ctions. We have in onr possession a poll tax reecipt, written by this nan, Henderson, a deputy assessor. Te collected the poll tax from a number of gentlemen, at the fame time and place, for which be gave written receipts, insted of the printed receipt, countersigned by the Auditor, which the law requires. He violated his eath of office when he wrote those Tax Kecipts, and he has defrauded the County out of the money thus collected. Can the statements ef anch a man be betieved? The Oath of Office required by jaw, of all placed in situations of pablic . tion with a gentleman of this town, not long . truest. is of the most sacred and binding character, Is ihe man who recklessly violates that oath, to be trusted in other statements, merely because he adds to them en appeal to Heaven for their truth? What force has such an appesl to dim? Could even Broderick eredit him ? } But we are not left only to the dountfulness of the origin of the story, in order to ' discredit it. Mr. Anderson, referred to in Henderson's letter, affirms that be never heard Mr. McConnell use any euch language, and the latter denounces Mr, Henderson's statement as false, The simple word of ei. therof these gentlemen, is more than enough . to offset the oath of Henderson—-where the parties are known. Lut we believe Broderick himeelf attached ; little weight tothe statement; otherwise, . why did be not bring it forward garlier in the campaign? It vas made nearly a month j ago. Wasit not because he knew it would be shorn of ite foree among strangers, if only time were given to contradict it? Won't be Chokea eff. Py the following card, it wil! be eeen the . Mrcderickites did not succeed in choking off . their Candidate for District Attorney. Mr. . Hopp bas to» much metal about him to he a . plant tool of certain of the Broderick leaders in Nevada. Te the People. Tt has been rumored that Ihave withdrawn from the contest for the office of District Attorney for che County of Nevada. . has been vilely slandered; bis friends sould . call an indignation meeting. It’s too bad . for people to be twitting him about that poor . “bhunfortunate box,” when the election is so . near at hand. Before he became a candidate . it was frequently talked of, and thrown up to him in the streets of Nevada; but then it made no difference, the Democrat was not . Mr. Kent’s guardian until after he received the nomination of the Broderickites. As the . Journal says, it would not be eafe for any ‘d—n man’s sheep to bite him now. Josh's blood might get riled. . Netice to Mepubdlicans. . Kent, the Broderick candidate fur sherif, jis down on the Republicans, In conversasince, he gave vent to his pheeliuks’ on the j tubject of fusion, in the following maaner: ; “So help me God; I would not vote for . Baker, and if Jever vote fora d—n Black . Republican, I hope that the hand may! wither that deposiies the vete.”

Watcn Your Tickers.—The Brods are a trained band of cheaters at the ballot box.— Leok ut your tickets and eee that they are not spurious, and that the Brods have not used paste or penon them. Votes waury, VOTE STRAIGHT DeMOChaTic TICKETS, AND Yot Wiis, VOTE RIGHT. Califernia Iuteresis. . The success of either party iu thia Strate, as it affects the interesis of California, ir of more moment to us than the avttlement cf e _ thousand abstract questions. Thia truth must be almitted, that to eus— ble our represeutatives at Washington to ob tain appropriations for, aad coatrol legisla tioo upoa, this State, they must be within » . party organization, who wield the majority . . power in Congress, Judged by this rule, bow would California stand in the success of the democracy, or either wing of tie opposition. While the democracy in Congress will be anited, not only upon the Kansas policy of . the administration, but upon all other ques. tious, the councils of the “opposition” will be dividcd, aud it will present the pitiabl aspect ofan army on the eve of battle with ‘mutiny in its ranks. jeulousy emong the geoerals, aud no acknowledged leader, wishout . resources or moral power. . fort may be thrown to them, then they are. Atameeting of the Grass Veller, Fire, Heok & . not the men of "56. who made the united BuLadder Co, held Avgust 26th, the following resclujchauan purty tremble. The Republican tions were wade in order to testify (Wethaths of the party were denounced by the Americans in company, where thanks are due: ‘57, becuure they, the insignificant party, . . would not merge inte the latter party, but persisted in uominating Stanley. We told Letisin of s them we wanted mo third parties in the field, °TPree! 98 & ours nan. ay Sh GOS eee but a fair stand wp fight with the Democracy; vos of virtue if need be, ie all we can ony. the result of that campaign was the knell of . Resolved, Phat we most sincereiy thask Mevers, the Americans. J, tor one, think the rame Silvester & Co, and Meesrs. Findiey & Co, for the j now, and beliewe that if the Republicans, by . lea. of their erockery to che company; had they net their votes put the Anti Lecompton wing of done s0, we should bave beew “ina fix.’? . the democracy inta power, in State or couaG. ¥. F. 8. & L. Co j ty, now, . will find them harder to . a in 60 aud ’61, than the Lecomptonites. e . see writer of this—a democrat whe voted for} Jha. G. Mundy, will be » Candidate for . Jackson, Van Buren, and Polk—a Republi. Constable at the ensuing election, at the re. can from the repeal of the Missouri Compre . quest of many Democrats, . misee—will not wote to build ups party to pes Mies ee shut bim out from a face to face encouuter j . . with the miscalled democracy in 60. at a ae che segues -aP-aney : . friends, will be a candidate for Suetice of the A Repceucax. . ee . Penee, for Gruss Valley township, at the en. auing election. 2 Resolved, That wethank the citizens oj Grass Valoy, and surrouading towns, for their patronage and Ominens. A jolat meeting and diaseussion tock place . Hexey Trowas, at the request of many ‘between Mr. Amderson and Mr. Chase, @0 voters, will be a candidate for Juatice of the . Monday last, at Mooney’s Flat. Pence, of Grass Valley Township, nt the en. Astuod bad been erected some five fe84 guing election. Pa ‘from the ground, from which the speakers . o-cnssilineiennemansniilbiicalicins jaddressed the aseembly, Mr. Auderson) Con. S.C. Rictannson, et the request of spoke dest aod was follwed by Chare. Justas) numerous friewds, will be a candidate for Chass was cooeluding, and while bowing Justice of the Peace of Graes Valley townlimee.f out, Mr, Anderson came forward, ship, at the cneuing election. ‘uulas he was about to comence,the portion of . ie ee Se ES ES 2 ‘oe stand upon which Chase was standing, . Mr, G. Bena, at the request of many . save way, precipitating that gentieman, spec: . friends. will be a candidate at the enening i clacles, bouks, papers, ets., in wild disorder election. for Justice of the Perce of Graas to the ground leaving Mr. Anderson etand. Valicy township. 2 ing upon the front plank. Looking around, . i Mr. Auderson remarked that bis friend) Serencx Crewe. at the reqnest of many . Chose hud dissgpeared, very suddeuiy and) of bis friends, will bea eerdidete fer Con . iysteriously, but that he had looked for, stable of Grass Valley Townehip et the enrome time to see bis platform give way with ening election, brs him, as it bad been becoming more and more Sete nineteen . rotten during the last year or two, Jonx Attiisox will be «a exurdidate fir Yue scene is described as having been . Constable of Grass Fulley Township, at the ‘highly ludicrems, and the boys were bugely . evsuing election, at the request of many jumused. As soon as order could be reator~, Yeters. 2t led, Mr. Anderson proceeded to address the . . ineeting again frem the firm part of the platform. Coverania.—We are authorised to an}rounce Won. C. Asrem as a candieate for Constable of Neveda Tewnship, at the coeuEp. Narionan :A barge and enthusiastic . lng election, at meeting of the Old Lie Democracy was beld . in this pluce lmet evening, to listen to the Hon. ©. J. Lansing. Having beena resident of this town to the early days of Cali: . ——————= , foruia, wll our old pioneere turued out te} Notice to Crediters. NEW TO-DA —— Hence the origin of that sacred duty of eve ‘and beauty, in public and private. Now, zy Democrat, when the day of our annual . when full of years and honors, after be has election come round, to leave his ordisary attained the beightof earthly ambition, in avocations and come up to the bullut box, an bour of life when the most depraved are not merely for the purpose of depositing bis j looking at the affairs of the world as vaniown vote, but also of leading others—the . ties, these maligners sccuse bim of voluntadoubtful or nucertain—in the right way. rily, and without motive. disregerding bis Circumstances have made the approaching . honored past, aud committing acts of mean— contest one of the most important that has . [¢*, of which the meanest ‘hummer’ among oceurred in California. A deserter from our , bit accusers ebeuld be asbam d. The accu ranks makes an appeal to the people at the . rations amount to imporsibil.ties. President Yallot-box, to sanction and endorse bis, Pecbanan by his past, by his present, and aceachery. He bas endeavored to stir up . by bis churacter in all tines, proves that his the vilest passions of men for the purpose of . wieb is heartfelt, when be only “ desires to arraying and binding together a partizan. give peace to bie country. power suffisient to overcome the Democracy. . i Erery local and petty success which some . Bunsenete!—Vote-conyt See thet your one of bis admirers may achieve by means. friends vote the straight ticket. Let no one of bargain aad coaXKtion, he means to cite as} otay eng Heme Ranges. Sve te Drederevidenee of the popular eupport of himself. . ickites another drubbicg. Wigilance at the Whether or not the Brodocrats and Repubpelle ta:the pete ney lieaas succeed in agreeing upon the precise terms of fusion, there is no doubt that, as to many of the offices, they will vole the same ticket. Not ouly the Congressional ticket, . but many of the county candidates, will be supported by both wings of the enemy. Fatse Reronts.—The Broderickites are famous for raising false reports. Qn the eve of electi ie, wilt endeavor to throw dis— trust i ranks of the democrcy, so tat _ they can profit by it. Let democrats beThe rumor is wholly without furndation, and Inow . sustained in the present contest, and the cansay to the elestors of the County, once for eft, that Gidates of the lott wing of Repuvticaniam be Twill not withpraw under any circumstances what. . elected, where would be their influence, to ever. GEC spp . whom could they call for aid, in legislating SEO. 8S. HUPP. . ; { ' s Fs . for the benetit of our Siate ? ei aii The half-breeds have no organ’zation, without ihi* State: in no other State is there Siaek en ai 'a “Broderick” to lead on opposition who Who are the Broderick men? They are) would cousort with the Cataline of the Pacimen of every bue and grade of opinion. unfe; henes, Mr. Proderick and his foitowers, certain, fickle, former demucrata, cod-fis) . Would stand alone, without friends, without ih vi Notht le R bli sympithy, and without moral infaence or whigs, mean Know Nothings, stale Republiower ja national halla of legislation; aud cans, sore heads, and a dash of that class of thus Jacking inflience upon ove single ques men without intelligence or acquirements, a tion, California would be practically worcp. resented in Congress, Nor would the case be any better shoubd What a nice collection is this? There has . Nr. Baker be elected. Upon the very “one been some effort to find a name for them.— , ag Bang the ng ty party ix i it ; . based. be differs in opinion froin that part We have one. There is a boarding house inthe Exst. By that party he would rd dish, composed of the rag ends and Uit-Lits, jogked apon wilh saxpicion, aud the prestige chawed up and spit out pieces and remaants and influence of Republicaoism, upou this of old meals, ground up and called Aash; it's . const, for the benefit of California legislation . fit only for Chinaman and dogs, Now bere’s . would be for naught. Mr. Baker would sort of neuter gender men. . . stand like a desolate and barren tree, amidst . a parallel. We propose to call thix left wing 4 scene of riotous and prodigal harvest of . of the Republicans, the bash party. Hurrah . frit. for the Hush Party! . The opposition are united npoa no ringle . qnestiun affecting the polity of the Govern— iment. What then cau we expect from such par Hon. C.J. Lansing has been epeak-' a source, divided, dismembered, and without ing, during the past week, at differeut places . any common aim or purpore? But if in this in the upper part of the County. He bas \ State the democracy is trinmpbunt, a dif . bad large and enthusiastic meetings, and has . sg vole te 4 earepeys, of Coigress, . been caking the Opposition “fore and aft.’’ . acting in harmony with a great tational . : ' ’ . iv its councils and ample ability to secure . Festox.—McKibben and Baker, it is un. appropriations for. and direct national atten . derstood, will be put on the Republican and . tiow to, the interests of the State of Califos. Half Breed tickets, Booker goes overboard . tia. careers es eid , . won't trust him, Sibley isa mere name for . Broderick. By tbe course of Mr. Broderick ‘a nomination, and yields, of course, at bid . we lost our force and moral poweg. To reSuppose Mr Broderick’s course should be . . united party, with influence end moral force . give Mr. Lansing a bearty welcewe. The meeting wav orgauized by placing Mr j Watker in the ecbair, and electing Mr ‘Tem-) plar as vice President, and Mr, Brookshire . us Seeretasy. Mr. Lansing being called up>. on, uddressed the assembly ina moss able. iogical, and teliing epeecb. for an hour aud . abalf. His epeecch was listened to with . marked attention througbout, aud the meet-) iug broke up with three hearty cbecrs for; tie ticket, and the whole ticket. Tbe pros-' pect is Battering; Omega is all right. We! will as surely roll ops baudsome wejority ; for the straight ticket, as that the@un wiil . rise above yonder mountain on the trl Brodericki=m is already a defunct institution, no longer bearing even the semblance . ol democracy: but in the close embrace of} Klack @epublicaniem, it deceives no one as) to its position—tbat of deadly hostility . everything democratic. The democrats of, Omega appreeiate Broderick and bis minions, . and next Wednesday will find them doing . their fuib share toward administering to them . aud bim amost acathbing rebuke. Omega, S.p, Ist. Democrats, Rattr!— On next Tuesday evening there will bea grand Democratic Ra‘ly in this place. Mr. Penn Jobnston, Mr. Henry Mereditb. Wm. F. Anderson, and other distinguished speakers, will be present. Mr. Jobnston is said to be one of the most eloquent stump speakers in the State. . Restricts. . Avrora Borgatis.—On Thureday night . 4Le Avrora Borealis took the place of the . moon and kept wateb all night. The whole beavens were lit up by the light bearing . clouds going from the north. The night was glorious and glorious all night. Estate of THTODORE WE'T. cecwa-rd Natice ts hereby given by ths underaipm: 4 Amin. letrator af the ahoee rarmed Fetate. te th 6 Cretiters of and all per having claims seatnet ei Theefore Wet, co 4, ta exit the crane. wit the necc@arsey “eld ¢, within Ten Menths ‘nm the fret pulvieation « petice to the unm “ersigped at his Office in the own of Gersne Valier ASIEN TT. WET AAminist-ator of the Fatst+ of Tieo, West Aug. 2s. if h8 en ne DISOLUTION. Tue Covantyensnir, Leretofore ecnsieting between D, Binke man, sad Joba Frank, Grass Valley Wrewery, bas thitday been dir olved. Tne buisiness wil! henceforth be carried on under the (irm of D. Binkclmann ond L. Rudoib. Customers are politely requested to retile up cld aceounte. D. Bivxeumaxn &. Co. Grass Valley Ang. 24th 1859.—5 3w. NEW STORE. NEW GODS. The Sabecribere baving completed their NEW, FINE PROOF BRICK STORE, Om Moin Street, Gress Veticy, Have junt opened one of the Laryest, and most Complete Siocks of CLOTHING, Ever offered in Grass Valley. aod which we are determined to rrll at pricer, Chee per than Any Establishment of che kind IN THIS PLACE. Oar stoek consists of a very laree asrortment of THE LATEST STYLE OF SPRING CLOTHING, @ best «tock of DRESS & MINERS BOOTS ever seen inthis place. Also, a good -election of ware of these political tale-bearere, Believe . of the men whose tool he is. In this county . gain it, but one course ix open to ns, that is Many of the Republicans of Nevada coun-. no report meanly circulated at atime too! Collins comes gracefully down, to give Gran47, it is confidently reported, have so far sacritived their self-respect, as to swallow . the whole Broderick county ticket, on condition only of the substitution of Mr. Sargrot for Mr. Hupp, tor the office of District , close to the election, for the truth to come out. } { Contempris_e.—The editor of the Nevada Democrat bas the contemptib!c meanness ' . ny Chase a lift for the Senate; and they want } . . the ablest man on the Brod ticket, George . and always will wield the majority power in . ued favors, im the way of peaches, We nev S. Hupp, to perform the same operation for . Mr. Sargent, to the District Attoroeyship. to sustain the administration, and thus ob. tain a harmonious co-operation of California . with the democratic party, who always bave Congress. Gen. Sam Houston bas been elected GovINDIA RUBBER GOODS, BLANKETS, Hats, and Gentlemen’s er tasted finer flavored, or sweeter, peaches f unt bing oe. than theirs, May they eupply the good peo-. We will give the public achance. once more. of ple of Grase Valley, ourselves included, in renew. ty Be bo Le eoes Call uext door pa Again must we, the devils, return . thanks to Messrs. Royce & Barr, for continAttorory. But evea if some ofthe Repub. ¢, ask us what we know abod® a certain keg jeaus would be carried thus far by a blind o¢ Tok that a toameter left, by mistake, at huatility to the Democracy, we know there tye National Printing office. We have as. ere others who will aot vote for bad and un. cortgined that the keg of Ink alluded to, was suitable men for important county offices, ' sent, by our priaters, to the Democrat office merely to gratify Apariy spite. . as socn as the mistake was noticed. If the There ie no douli thas the encmy bas used editor of the Democrat iusinuates, most re extrnerdinary vigilance and ipdustey jetypremotely, thatthe editor of this paper ever gariug for Wis eontast. Fer the . ree . saw hie ink-keg. or freight bi)! of the ink, meats th at mets jaeeane! re! ore tele on the hog. heise @ or These bidings and twistings and swappings . and compromisings, show that n@witbetand . ¢Tbor of Texas, Although not the regular ing the enemy are boasting they know they democratic nominee, he came before the peo are a beaten set: they go for office, and their . ple as a national conservative democrat, a priagiples can go to the d—I for aught they . *trong advocate of the adminirtration of Mr . eared. Bacbanan, and opposed to the re-opening o: the slave trade. m@rThe Masonic Building is progressing cali finely. Messrs Maybagh & Leavitt will soon Hon. A. J. Moulder, Superintendent of have their contract for the briek work comPublic inetraction, addressed the democracy pletad, of Nevada on Weinemiay evening Inst comiog years, as cheaply aod abundantly as they do now. We also paid a short visit to Mr. Weir's ranch, on Saturday last, aod partook of some splendid fruit. It was announced In Paris that the Marquis de Creqai bad polsoned bimeelf. “You see,” eaid one of bis friends. ‘he mriet have . bitten be oxen. fonge.” J. CORN & BRO. JOHN W. ROBERTS, (Of Freeman & Co's Express,) : EGS LEAVE to inform the citizens of Grass Valley B and vicinty be will promptly attend to the Collecting of acounts, or notes, that may be pended to him. His charges will be moderate, and Tg 2 perenne rear onteg se of A Deters. A _ = .