May 28, 1862 (4 pages)

= “ _& plank” in ‘aa opposition ay platto the. power of self-protection and improve-. ~~ be strictly construed ; and to such an extent be seen in the present disastrous rebella examine these pretensions. — ____promote the general welfare and secure the ~-between the seetions: Jt ie-designed, “to. * blessings of liberty to ourselves and our postranquility, promote the geheral welfare and i= iTue EMANCIPATION -PROPOSITION.—, -President Lincoln proposes aid from the General Government to. States taking measures, to free therr alaves. The proposition is de Aared to be unconstitutional by some queru-. “we--see-w disposition} “Tous individuats; “and ovinoed to make antagonism to the measure form. There have been ajuce the ‘iunidite ‘of . @ the Government twoechools of politicians, one maintaining the constitation carries with ment; the other that the constifition must las the latter ides been carried os to make the instrument buta rope of send. He fruits of the strict conatguction theory may jom‘Notwithstanding the horrible experionee of the times, the strict constitutionists are still exhibiting themselves, even in the guise -of Union men. Such are those who rise up’ against the emancipation proposition of the _President and call it unconstitutional. Let ‘The founders of ouraystem of Gaverainuet _aet forth in the preamble to the Constitution "the ‘objects of that Constitution and Govern" ment—‘'to establish justice. insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, blessings of liberty to ourselves and our pos terity.”’ These are the objects of the Constitution. and if there are not the requisite powers in the inatrument to secure these ob= 4t comes Ms a. the ferandera were é cae line oieeniing to. the ‘tina toa 18 auger “to establish justice,” not alone “to the slave but te every citizen of the Union_ by removing the cause of estrangement insure domestic. tranquility” to ourselves and posterity. It “provides for the common defense,” strengthening the bond of Union by removing the source of distraction and weakness, It is designed ‘to promote the general welfare” in numerous ways not necessary to mention, and tends to ‘secure the terity.” It will scarcely be denied by any but the rigid constructionists that the power is lodged somewhere to curry out and sttain the above enumerated ends. fndved, as the ‘Conatitution was made as a bend of Union forever, without any specification of the power of self-protection,the right of self-defense would exist as the first law of nature. But the power is lodged expressly in Congress by the 8th Section of Art. Ist, which says “Congress shall have powersto ‘provide for the general welfare of the United. States.” In} wnother place the general power is granted to Congress to carry into execution the objects.of the Constitution. Now, we have shown what the objects are as set forth in the preamble, The right tu judge what measures would conduce to insure domestic secure the blessings of liberty to vurselves and our posterity, it fullowa, must:be left with Congress also. If Congress conceive in its wisdow that the abelition of slavery is necessary for the welfare of the nation, it way offer inducements to the States te cooperate for the general good. Nour is the lay down their platform cane, and make man closer together oppositiun to the emanc'pation of elaves in the Diatrict of Columbia and the propositiv to aid States in rooting out slavery, the principal planks. They call upon ‘the people to tional Wie eigect A Geb soenliod Dadineiile papors"taking issue with the Administration the design of mnaking the support of slavery wn article in ther creed is to draw the aeves‘sion vote to themeelves to defeat the Republieans. For they must know a large share of the Union Demoeraey, such as sympathize with “Bancroft, Dickinson and Governor Spragne, will not give countenance in the least to a party or a platform opposed to the emancipation measures of the preseut Congress. Such a platform as that proposed by the Democracy is abhorrent to the liberal Democrats such as recognize the great names we have mentioned xs exponents. It is not to be supposed that the opposition in this State, already reduced to a handful, are so infatuated after*the empty henor of running ‘a ticket to show theit weakness, as to go mto & canvas with a certainly of losing many votes on account of a pro-slavery platform, and with’ no hope er expectation of gaming the support of the secession slave Demoeracy, . The effect of sugh a platfarm as that ing as they do, there is no hope for them in a separote and distinct organ‘zation. The assertion of the Usion Democracy, that they do not care for the secession vote is too bald to fool even the most stolid intelwitness that these sageeures. are a.unconstitus. with the sunt of $100; -T on these points is quite palpable. Professing . to abhor secession and secessionists itis plain proposed ie to attract the Secessiovists,know‘the Geleral Government is expected to arvive by the Ist of June, when all military n . organizations can be supplied. i aatitaipens San Jose Mittrany.—Mr. W. H. Hensley has presented the San Jone Union Guard tary company of fair promise, and has fixed . upon the Fourth of July a8 the — for its first public parade. “ * Wipgy Monumesr. —~The Odd Fellows’ Grand: Lodge ¥, ved, on the third day of the recent, session at Marysville, to urge upon the fraternity 1 the erection ofa monument to their deceased founder—Wildey—and ‘to render assistance in the work. The San Francisco Evening Journal fice were shown a lot of patent leeches, a new invention, we judge. They operate just as well vs the live “eritter,” and such the blood out “just as easy as winking.” They are a# curiosity. ' te Lorenzo Sawyer, formerly eity and county Attorney-of San Francises, and-now practicing law at Virginia City, N. T , hos re. received and accepted the appointment of. Judge of the Twelfth Judicial District, vice Alex. Campbel), resigned SCURVY. —Owing to a lack of vegetables in . ble extent there. Be i eas SaM BRANNAN CLoTiing.—During the late sheep shearing festival in Marysville, about 1100 pounds of wool was taken from says :— We yesterday. in Dr ‘Adolphus’s of. NEVADA TH THEATRE. ! iia er ow. bi Leighton, “ é Bede eeeee tangs es enA, kK. Phelps, r 2 Ae Fischer, . se wne ee pee eS is Graves, . WEDN : t ee % : ory Broad Street, Nevada. RS. W. H. LEIGHTON, eke GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR . Who will appear in three favorite characters. j Vise < : May. 26th _ Monday Evening, June 2d. ing the John Webber } city 3, Crawford, San Juan The Performance will commence with theeamedy . hurnere i) a ie bs Coote Ked Dog in 2 acte,cutitied ghibe. t + en t. eo ded = AP Woodsides, do WA Bipole, do . . ASMODEE S. ‘Phew wc 7 Connell 2 ed IR: “@ Foster, Lineoln =a : 3 ; pie ures T MeAuley, W “¢ En San Fran . Carlo-<.-0sssose sees -Mre. WH. ag i _ Glips, im iT J Cordy, . Tent HB brell, Gy Pon Raphael. .+.+----+00++Mr. A. R el ps, W Haws, ; eC Tewnsend, . do sh GUL VAT GOS co even cere neceseesens D.€. Anderson, ate all we W Smith, a H Lanew, do ‘Fra Antonio.. ev etevesesecenue G _ Be Locke, : aes G A Perkins, do GL Waters, Ee ae -Perdinand, cso. os sass ss es ee, W Syivester, do J Newman, do GOMOZ «005 ae endnnessescceseceee pe ee ress fs « nouge W W Hilton, You Bet RK Poud. de NOD 6 6 vices dene ctcccnss teetuses eae ey 5 heared N G W Nichols,C Hill J Righee, de Isabella. .+.eseveeerererterseree! iss [. Land, in Neva 3-H Hankins, __do—-.M-LMarsh, eity. . Caselda ..--+-ceresereerrees Mrs. G. KE. Locke. ' aceeta, i R H Payne, DAS W Spooner, Selby it , C Giffiord, To be followed by the Comedictta of the higher ————————E iwrMAID merely . T HE members of the Republican Committee . sit) “etek Wélié so ctss se ccses we W. Lrictiten, perience of Nevada county, are requested to meet in. Lo-d Philander. -.-+.---Mr. D.C. Anderson, aceump: this city on Saturday mext, at 2P. M; for} Aigernon.:..5+.seseeeeeeee-+sk Thome, the purpose of consultation. DARD jo 6 cs) pe gdvcve ses chen nnnnne «-G. E. Locke. lamps iv Those members of the committee who cannot attend are requested to communicate with = Chairmaa in writing E.G i hata C’man _ Nevada, May 26th, 1862. EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. No, 5 Commercial street. ; » CHAS. KENT respectfully ina forme his. friends and the publie fea that he cunalways be found at the . above place, where he keeps on hand the best quality Mt American BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, Corned Beef and Pork. Live Beet Cattle always for sale at areas ¢ price. : Retail Dealers furnished with Beet atiow Yates. He sot = eral patronage heretofore received. Nevada, May aath—-tf : COLDEN SYRUP . ! ' SUGARS. @ continuities oF the very Ho: T To conclude with the ever popniar. Faree of the FOOL OF THE FAMILY! Betty Saunders.2.:.. Mrs, W. WH. Leighton, imo.”? and Duet ef * Should’nt wonder,”? with Mr. G. Locke.) Zeb Brighton. -» G_E. Docke, ANGUSEUE. occ ccccaveosccccesceresens E. Therne, Mr. Saunders. ««Mr. Ciraves, Lucretia. .ccccceseccnse -.Mrs.G. E. Locke. Prices of Admission: Dress Circle and Parquette,.+.s.--+-+.! $1,060. Pit eee CCC OCC e ee ee eee eer ers) SOCIAL BALL ! MRS. BLUM would ‘re sper form her friends and the pao} “will givca GRAND SOCIAL ‘emperance FE y Eventug,Juane ih: 7 neing are Zespectfully invited ily in ‘that she BA ‘All lover. o to. attend ME Rice. sea chaaks sacevnnee ccciaet $3, 00. a> No further? invitation given. nea Nevada City, May Qed, 1h62 Sone > ne ete San Franciseo Sugar Refinery makes veean and say they de not want a shark ‘ bite. They cannot prevent the hungry fish fro liking such bait, aud the presumption is, the object ia to draw the fish and the fisherby: a common cord. — Butwhatever may be the motive, it-1s for: Any measure which admits Secessionists to communion with » Umon party must result in evil, as the theory and practise uf politics do not permit of a sentiment io a party without a voice; and the heresy of State Rights, nullification and seceasion, once again entertained by any considerable nugiber in wparty .8 bound to ve felt svoner or later, either in direct and express langiiage, or in dubious resolutions such as no man desiring a frank exposition of principles ia willing to indorse. The evil of contact With secessionists in a party must be demoralizing to the whole party no matter how the ¢ontactis brought abou! — by direct bargain and compromise, er by indirect igducement, such as a pro-slavgry platform. ence MAPTERS IN NORTHERN Sierra.—The Mountain Messenger says La Porte will soon be relieved from the snow blockade. — There are more miners at work in that vicinity than usual, thengh the water. season 4 about seven weeks later than ordinayly — There is a great demand for dumbef, which the mills supply so slowly that _s6me miners have been forced to resort tthe use of the old whip-aaw to help thémselves. Freight from Marysville uow4rrives as far-as Ea-~ gleville by wagon 4tfive cents per pound.— » brisk till the road is elear ~ the States sball retuse to accept a compensa. kéotord all the way up from Napa, and threat. resident or Congress ‘transcending their delegated powers in bolding out such inducements, XC When all expedients ehall fail; when just overtures shall be rejected, then the Govern. ment has the right to resort to other meas* ures, in like mapter as wheli*a:piece of land 18 required for public purposes. If the owver will not take a good price and refuses to sell absolutely, it may be taken and condemned if thepublic good demand it. In case tion for slaves and shall persist in boldigg them to the detriment et the Republic the mititary power of the nation will be justified in confiscating tucse belonging to rebels, by the righteous law of self-preservation. : <a ti The Yreka Journal says :—A party of secessionists, who have evaded the tax colened te-whip the Asvessor of this‘ cuunty if bo dared to molest them, were nabbed by Mr. O'Rourke, our Couuty Ansesnor, yesterday, tH Cattle aud ares are being shipped lal Jeff. has called upon his sdhdois for all old brass metal j in their possession, intend. ing to ime it up.inte cannon, te supply a d-ficieney of that arm in the rebel service, oceassioned by the excessive prudence of Confed. Generals, We know of one or twe editors in his interest on this coast, who if down in that-quarter at this time, weuld be in a bad way. There is brass enough in one ot them to mgke a whole park of artillery. —, Legal Opinion WanTeD.—An opinion is wanted of some legal friend, on_a-very interesting subject. Suppose a parson sues a fellow for libel for saying he is not afraid of avybedy who has fizzled out in every place before coming here—ean the fellow bring in as ah equitable set-off the' epithets of ‘forger,” -‘ swindler” &c insinuated by the parson against him, er will he be obliged to resort to an independent suit to get even ? mill-wright, teamsters, carpenters, painters, and laberers, are now employed in erecting a flouring mill for Stockton & Conver, at Fol fag Sen Francisoe ty Victoria te feed the “om, in place of the une lost in the floods last honest men te look to the inevitable result. — . New MILL.—Oue “hundred ana four men,, the to ety fire French trerinog sheep o ot Brainap and Bingh ii. guys: * This wool has been sold for forty cents per pound, to the proprietors of the Calitornia Woolen Factory, ut Sao Francise., and {is-te-be-manutactured into cloth: THamediately., “Thirty-two gentlemen have already given their orders tor sutts ef clothes to be made froin the cluth. Cloaks are to be made up. within thirty days to be preseuted within two mouths tu the President of the United States and the Secretary of State. We think the manutactured article will reflect much credit-on the enterprise and skill of yur young State. — ALL For Go.p,—Would wen do for an? ‘thing else what they would de for gold? This is tbe way in which « Salmon river rspondent says that some of the poor A ated tellows live there : Men live like Diggers, in Iw& and brush shanties, stained with pine <moke so that their faces look like the weck of » defunct chicken after ithas been scorched over a straw bli ze. You an sCureely reeoguizes your oldest aeydaintance, because of the smoke stain avd filth,and the latter has begun ty huverits effect upon them. Men are dymg fiom scurvy and congestive fevers. ftfutuee a eee JEMUCRATIC PLAT FORM.—The Jemocrat establishes a platform for the Connessites alter the following style. From the remarks of the press of that party we are led to-regerd-the establishment of some such plattorm as quite probable ; Tue Uuion Democracy will invite the con operation of all voters, of whatever party assuchition lieretofore, whe ave in faver of sustaming the Adunnistgation in its efforts te pat down the rebellion, and who are opposed twits abolition ond ee policy, as develope Stimoner's inter “State slive trade interdiction, the Presiteut’s eaancipation message, and the action concerning the Territories. ee ee On THe Rieur oF Secession.—In tegard to the cunstitutional Fight of secessiun, the Richmond Independent of 1814 gives the views of the rt of Virginia, at that date, as follows ; “No man, no association of men, ne State or set ef States, has « right te withdraw itself from this Union ef its own aceord. The same power that knit us tegether can unknit. The same formality which formed. the links of the Union, is necessary to disselve it.— The majority of States whied formed the Union, roust consent to the withdrawal of apy exe branch of jt. Until that consent is obtained, any attempt to dissolve the Unian, or obstruct the efficacy of the constitutional laws, is treason—treason to all intents and purposes. Forever.—Hoew long will yéu live ?— Yeu will live forever. And your lile there will depend on_ your life here. Every day, as you it, will reappear in the years to come. Every hour, every moment, as it / an i ae eS to read bethrone. Every ey a“ 7 and feeling of i ihe memo The Marya ville Expreas Sierra } “Cotimbia, t[CA few doors above the California Stage Office.) Goo whe ever forgets. Y Se your life for 1,000 gallons of Golden Syrup FRESH every day Pate Sherry color —Boubte Retined= much superior to Sim orted Syrup. Also, 46,000 pou BAILY of Crushel Pow dered and Coffee © Trushed Sugars, equal fo any imported, This domestic hatablishment disburses six hundred thousand dollars per anfiium a duty, coal and wages, within the State Its neh for sale by all Grocers. ~ 4 mys tt People of staining the m. and of mainY the United States entire aré requested to Convention te be leld to, on the I7th day of for the purpose of nominating r Superintendent © f Public Instruc for transacting such other business as roperly come before it ; sueh Delegates to ‘TATE CONVENTION, — Phy this State who are im favor of present National Adminis taining the Constitution in the city of June, A. D., portionment : ' Alameua Amador. Butte.. Calaveras 44 Colusa. 8 Contra Costa a Del Norte .4 El Dorado 1 FresinO.cevecccscsce 0 Humboldt ... a Santa PDB. esc ce covne 5 Binmaath..ccccccce PEIN. os 66 v0icn ce cccce 3 Lake, cckxs vse ccesees it, Te ey eee 10 Los Angeles... 3) Siskiyou.. teases 5A PR. 65 cis ckciges co SIMO. Jaicedg Govdees ? Mariposa. ... 3) Sonoma.. ae eas 7 3} Stanisiaus...4 2 OOOO. swine ceicnees vee 3 REP OMMME. 00 50red céssces 3 4) Trimity. .0.. 5 4) Tulare & Buena Vista. 9 Ao” rere 4 Yubag. teesese aeses 9g It is recommended ‘that no delegate be elected unless he be a legal resident of the Cuunty whence he was chosen ; and that no proxies be given by Delegates to any except citizens of the County which they shallhave beon elected to re present. By order of the Republican State Central Com mittee. WM. SHERMAN, Chairman. AL FRED Barstow, Seeretary. apso FOR SALE a —— yundersigned offers for-sale his magniti nt SUERREOTY PE GALLERY. itis the most TE ESTA BLISHMEN T ff COMPLE is compelled to leave (FREASONABDE TERMS.2) A party purchasing now will be enabled to get his money in the course ofaYew montns, as the establishment is new doing a SPLENDID BUSIN which will go on increasing till Next W Purchasers desiring. to LEARN TFHE BUSINESS will be taught the same inall its branches, by the undersigned A. LIEBERT. will be seid on very ces, ater. Nevada City, May 15th, 1862. ania — 3 WORD TO THE AGED.—In_thede‘A.cline of ‘ife the loss of vital force consequent upon physical decay. can only be safely supplied by some vivifying preparation which recruits the strength and spirits, without entailing the exaustion which is always the final effect of ordinary stimulants. We tender to the aged, ir. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Asan invigorant and restorative, immediate in its beneficial action and permanent in its effect It tones the stomach, improves the appetit«, acts like a charm upon the spirits For dyspep sia, oppression after eating, billious chehe, wind cholic, spasms of tue stomach, sick or nervous head-ache, chills and fever, trethens, prostration, and all the complaits special to the feebler sex the Bitters are earuestly reconimended by thous. ands who have witnessed their superior efficacy in such cases.—Seold by all Druggists and dealers eweey where. may 20-1m ir Every heusekveper experiences how dif ficult it is to make good bread, and we therefore take pleasure in calling attention to the fact that . to Insure uniformly light sweet and nutritous _ UNITED STATES HOTEL. Ne. 49 Broad street, Nevada City. THIS HOTEL is located be tween two fire-proof buildings, and withstood the great fire of ° it has been thoroughly renovated and fitted up in the best manner. For convenience of locat‘on, cleanliness and comfort of rooms, this house cannot be su ased by any in this city— to which feet we call the atténtion of our fellowcitizens and the pubiic. THE HOUSE I8 NOW OPEN & READY. For the Reception of Travelaes, and. Boarders. The re solicits a share of which has bee selves at hopes Sortable unt wien ie. Soard with . WOOK. osc nnskwae to Dora wameet betes. WHEW en eets eaves = LOd ging. --se0esacecnkesssaseBO 10 78S, W.GRUSH; Lessee. favor ies hecho talon vor to make his guests com: . Nevada, May 3d, 1 EXPRESS WAGON FORSALE A fe SS piven aarnene WAGON ts offered bread {¢ is only necessary to use Redington & Co's Yeast Powder, In every respect tt excels all similar préparations every offered to ihe public. See atvertieGasat in amothes } column. R.L.3.CZAPEKAY’S Private Medical and Surgical Institute, Sacramento street, below Mon ; Opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Company’s Office, San Francisco Established in 1854, for the Permanent Cure of ail Chronic and Private Diseases and the Suppres siva of ery. atventiig enn Resident Phyisician, i. J. onaee Wane D., late in the H oh: 4 ar j Chief a eee eon a Regimen 0 onveds, © urgeon to ; Military Hos oe of Pesth, Huneary; the late Lecturer on Diseases of Wowen Children. and Honorary Member of the Fatanten Colof Medicine. PRsiaheny et attention ‘to the saint of diseases peculiar to the Women and Children. Office hours—From 9 4. »., te-9 Pp. mM. Conr“munications strictly coutidential. Permanent ood teed or no pay. Cossultattons by ror otherwise free. Addaven DR. L. J. CZAPKAY, ‘San Francisco. ‘Spermatorrhea, Babe ogranen ncn nh yy va ngpies aot apr _ ee] (With her celebrated Langhing Song, ** Kemok -. § ll, on Wed dullness of ay or ior wt ay 4 one f new wate eg on the \ wise, free. Address L. J. CZ TMD. of the kind in { the Mountains and asthe owner yy eee Wea he n > land. — man’s p Vahtuge: ‘On ne there to M. Chat HaGnAge . make it will bet ay w ill 4town te hracelet but, ast young . no dott ~ Da pellina ae Jtidge S havior j period a Haztitt. boys wa Tenrmaine thei it pulsory ¥ pare nhs anxious ciety w parents Own! ber that granted Nevada So far, ith aw of tin a “slaug determi sons dow pocdles the tax: this they accurate and a s those fl will wet New gies te definitiv Run Fizas OAKs © in Clipat ' years o Conques I minster _ isthe Ca 70 feet i _ Three S _ trom for ham, De greatest ‘dreeping producti mouthsh , © 200, an of Trede said to b the floor pred acti the esta Nor } e money W that he may a upon tht money ¢ country , facilities we area pend ofr dighlity. self cons bly grow Money dollars sc you wall dsacovir . thousand pensable

= “ _& plank” in ‘aa opposition ay platto the. power of self-protection and improve-. ~~ be strictly construed ; and to such an extent be seen in the present disastrous rebella examine these pretensions. — ____promote the general welfare and secure the ~-between the seetions: Jt ie-designed, “to. * blessings of liberty to ourselves and our postranquility, promote the geheral welfare and i= iTue EMANCIPATION -PROPOSITION.—, -President Lincoln proposes aid from the General Government to. States taking measures, to free therr alaves. The proposition is de Aared to be unconstitutional by some queru-. “we--see-w disposition} “Tous individuats; “and ovinoed to make antagonism to the measure form. There have been ajuce the ‘iunidite ‘of . @ the Government twoechools of politicians, one maintaining the constitation carries with ment; the other that the constifition must las the latter ides been carried os to make the instrument buta rope of send. He fruits of the strict conatguction theory may jom‘Notwithstanding the horrible experionee of the times, the strict constitutionists are still exhibiting themselves, even in the guise -of Union men. Such are those who rise up’ against the emancipation proposition of the _President and call it unconstitutional. Let ‘The founders of ouraystem of Gaverainuet _aet forth in the preamble to the Constitution "the ‘objects of that Constitution and Govern" ment—‘'to establish justice. insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, blessings of liberty to ourselves and our pos terity.”’ These are the objects of the Constitution. and if there are not the requisite powers in the inatrument to secure these ob= 4t comes Ms a. the ferandera were é cae line oieeniing to. the ‘tina toa 18 auger “to establish justice,” not alone “to the slave but te every citizen of the Union_ by removing the cause of estrangement insure domestic. tranquility” to ourselves and posterity. It “provides for the common defense,” strengthening the bond of Union by removing the source of distraction and weakness, It is designed ‘to promote the general welfare” in numerous ways not necessary to mention, and tends to ‘secure the terity.” It will scarcely be denied by any but the rigid constructionists that the power is lodged somewhere to curry out and sttain the above enumerated ends. fndved, as the ‘Conatitution was made as a bend of Union forever, without any specification of the power of self-protection,the right of self-defense would exist as the first law of nature. But the power is lodged expressly in Congress by the 8th Section of Art. Ist, which says “Congress shall have powersto ‘provide for the general welfare of the United. States.” In} wnother place the general power is granted to Congress to carry into execution the objects.of the Constitution. Now, we have shown what the objects are as set forth in the preamble, The right tu judge what measures would conduce to insure domestic secure the blessings of liberty to vurselves and our posterity, it fullowa, must:be left with Congress also. If Congress conceive in its wisdow that the abelition of slavery is necessary for the welfare of the nation, it way offer inducements to the States te cooperate for the general good. Nour is the lay down their platform cane, and make man closer together oppositiun to the emanc'pation of elaves in the Diatrict of Columbia and the propositiv to aid States in rooting out slavery, the principal planks. They call upon ‘the people to tional Wie eigect A Geb soenliod Dadineiile papors"taking issue with the Administration the design of mnaking the support of slavery wn article in ther creed is to draw the aeves‘sion vote to themeelves to defeat the Republieans. For they must know a large share of the Union Demoeraey, such as sympathize with “Bancroft, Dickinson and Governor Spragne, will not give countenance in the least to a party or a platform opposed to the emancipation measures of the preseut Congress. Such a platform as that proposed by the Democracy is abhorrent to the liberal Democrats such as recognize the great names we have mentioned xs exponents. It is not to be supposed that the opposition in this State, already reduced to a handful, are so infatuated after*the empty henor of running ‘a ticket to show theit weakness, as to go mto & canvas with a certainly of losing many votes on account of a pro-slavery platform, and with’ no hope er expectation of gaming the support of the secession slave Demoeracy, . The effect of sugh a platfarm as that ing as they do, there is no hope for them in a separote and distinct organ‘zation. The assertion of the Usion Democracy, that they do not care for the secession vote is too bald to fool even the most stolid intelwitness that these sageeures. are a.unconstitus. with the sunt of $100; -T on these points is quite palpable. Professing . to abhor secession and secessionists itis plain proposed ie to attract the Secessiovists,know‘the Geleral Government is expected to arvive by the Ist of June, when all military n . organizations can be supplied. i aatitaipens San Jose Mittrany.—Mr. W. H. Hensley has presented the San Jone Union Guard tary company of fair promise, and has fixed . upon the Fourth of July a8 the — for its first public parade. “ * Wipgy Monumesr. —~The Odd Fellows’ Grand: Lodge ¥, ved, on the third day of the recent, session at Marysville, to urge upon the fraternity 1 the erection ofa monument to their deceased founder—Wildey—and ‘to render assistance in the work. The San Francisco Evening Journal fice were shown a lot of patent leeches, a new invention, we judge. They operate just as well vs the live “eritter,” and such the blood out “just as easy as winking.” They are a# curiosity. ' te Lorenzo Sawyer, formerly eity and county Attorney-of San Francises, and-now practicing law at Virginia City, N. T , hos re. received and accepted the appointment of. Judge of the Twelfth Judicial District, vice Alex. Campbel), resigned SCURVY. —Owing to a lack of vegetables in . ble extent there. Be i eas SaM BRANNAN CLoTiing.—During the late sheep shearing festival in Marysville, about 1100 pounds of wool was taken from says :— We yesterday. in Dr ‘Adolphus’s of. NEVADA TH THEATRE. ! iia er ow. bi Leighton, “ é Bede eeeee tangs es enA, kK. Phelps, r 2 Ae Fischer, . se wne ee pee eS is Graves, . WEDN : t ee % : ory Broad Street, Nevada. RS. W. H. LEIGHTON, eke GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR . Who will appear in three favorite characters. j Vise < : May. 26th _ Monday Evening, June 2d. ing the John Webber } city 3, Crawford, San Juan The Performance will commence with theeamedy . hurnere i) a ie bs Coote Ked Dog in 2 acte,cutitied ghibe. t + en t. eo ded = AP Woodsides, do WA Bipole, do . . ASMODEE S. ‘Phew wc 7 Connell 2 ed IR: “@ Foster, Lineoln =a : 3 ; pie ures T MeAuley, W “¢ En San Fran . Carlo-<.-0sssose sees -Mre. WH. ag i _ Glips, im iT J Cordy, . Tent HB brell, Gy Pon Raphael. ..+.+----+00++Mr. A. R el ps, W Haws, ; eC Tewnsend, . do sh GUL VAT GOS co even cere neceseesens D.€. Anderson, ate all we W Smith, a H Lanew, do ‘Fra Antonio.... ev etevesesecenue G _ Be Locke, : aes G A Perkins, do GL Waters, Ee ae -Perdinand, cso.. os sass ss es ee, W Syivester, do J Newman, do GOMOZ «005 ae endnnessescceseceee pe ee ress fs « nouge W W Hilton, You Bet RK Poud. de NOD 6 6 vices dene ctcccnss teetuses eae ey 5 heared N G W Nichols,C Hill J Righee, de Isabella.. .+.eseveeerererterseree! iss [. Land, in Neva 3-H Hankins, __do—-.M-LMarsh, eity. . Caselda ...--+-ceresereerrees Mrs. G. KE. Locke. ' aceeta, i R H Payne, DAS W Spooner, Selby it , C Giffiord, To be followed by the Comedictta of the higher ————————E iwrMAID merely . T HE members of the Republican Committee . sit) “etek Wélié so ctss se ccses we W. Lrictiten, perience of Nevada county, are requested to meet in. Lo-d Philander. -.-+.---Mr. D.C. Anderson, aceump: this city on Saturday mext, at 2P. M; for} Aigernon..:...5+.seseeeeeeee-+sk Thome, the purpose of consultation. DARD jo 6 cs) pe gdvcve ses chen nnnnne «-G. E. Locke. lamps iv Those members of the committee who cannot attend are requested to communicate with = Chairmaa in writing E.G i hata C’man _ Nevada, May 26th, 1862. EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. No, 5 Commercial street. ; » CHAS. KENT respectfully ina forme his. friends and the publie fea that he cunalways be found at the . above place, where he keeps on hand the best quality Mt American BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, Corned Beef and Pork. Live Beet Cattle always for sale at areas ¢ price. : Retail Dealers furnished with Beet atiow Yates. He sot = eral patronage heretofore received. Nevada, May aath—-tf : COLDEN SYRUP . ! ' SUGARS. @ continuities oF the very Ho: T To conclude with the ever popniar. Faree of the FOOL OF THE FAMILY! Betty Saunders.2.:... Mrs, W. WH. Leighton, imo.”? and Duet ef * Should’nt wonder,”? with Mr. G. Locke.) Zeb Brighton.. -» G_E. Docke, ANGUSEUE. occ ccccaveosccccesceresens E. Therne, Mr. Saunders. ««Mr. Ciraves, Lucretia. ..ccccceseccnse -.Mrs.G. E. Locke. Prices of Admission: Dress Circle and Parquette,.+.s.--+-+.! $1,060. Pit eee CCC OCC e ee ee eee eer ers) SOCIAL BALL ! MRS. BLUM would ‘re sper form her friends and the pao} “will givca GRAND SOCIAL ‘emperance FE y Eventug,Juane ih: 7 neing are Zespectfully invited ily in ‘that she BA ‘All lover. o to. attend ME Rice. sea chaaks sacevnnee ccciaet $3, 00. a> No further? invitation given. nea Nevada City, May Qed, 1h62 Sone > ne ete San Franciseo Sugar Refinery makes veean and say they de not want a shark ‘ bite. They cannot prevent the hungry fish fro liking such bait, aud the presumption is, the object ia to draw the fish and the fisherby: a common cord. — Butwhatever may be the motive, it-1s for: Any measure which admits Secessionists to communion with » Umon party must result in evil, as the theory and practise uf politics do not permit of a sentiment io a party without a voice; and the heresy of State Rights, nullification and seceasion, once again entertained by any considerable nugiber in wparty .8 bound to ve felt svoner or later, either in direct and express langiiage, or in dubious resolutions such as no man desiring a frank exposition of principles ia willing to indorse. The evil of contact With secessionists in a party must be demoralizing to the whole party no matter how the ¢ontactis brought abou! — by direct bargain and compromise, er by indirect igducement, such as a pro-slavgry platform. ence MAPTERS IN NORTHERN Sierra.—The Mountain Messenger says La Porte will soon be relieved from the snow blockade. — There are more miners at work in that vicinity than usual, thengh the water. season 4 about seven weeks later than ordinayly — There is a great demand for dumbef, which the mills supply so slowly that _s6me miners have been forced to resort tthe use of the old whip-aaw to help thémselves. Freight from Marysville uow4rrives as far-as Ea-~ gleville by wagon 4tfive cents per pound.— » brisk till the road is elear ~ the States sball retuse to accept a compensa. kéotord all the way up from Napa, and threat. resident or Congress ‘transcending their delegated powers in bolding out such inducements, XC When all expedients ehall fail; when just overtures shall be rejected, then the Govern. ment has the right to resort to other meas* ures, in like mapter as wheli*a:piece of land 18 required for public purposes. If the owver will not take a good price and refuses to sell absolutely, it may be taken and condemned if thepublic good demand it. In case tion for slaves and shall persist in boldigg them to the detriment et the Republic the mititary power of the nation will be justified in confiscating tucse belonging to rebels, by the righteous law of self-preservation. : <a ti The Yreka Journal says :—A party of secessionists, who have evaded the tax colened te-whip the Asvessor of this‘ cuunty if bo dared to molest them, were nabbed by Mr. O'Rourke, our Couuty Ansesnor, yesterday, tH Cattle aud ares are being shipped lal Jeff. has called upon his sdhdois for all old brass metal j in their possession, intend. ing to ime it up.inte cannon, te supply a d-ficieney of that arm in the rebel service, oceassioned by the excessive prudence of Confed. Generals, We know of one or twe editors in his interest on this coast, who if down in that-quarter at this time, weuld be in a bad way. There is brass enough in one ot them to mgke a whole park of artillery. —, Legal Opinion WanTeD.—An opinion is wanted of some legal friend, on_a-very interesting subject. Suppose a parson sues a fellow for libel for saying he is not afraid of avybedy who has fizzled out in every place before coming here—ean the fellow bring in as ah equitable set-off the' epithets of ‘forger,” -‘ swindler” &c insinuated by the parson against him, er will he be obliged to resort to an independent suit to get even ? mill-wright, teamsters, carpenters, painters, and laberers, are now employed in erecting a flouring mill for Stockton & Conver, at Fol fag Sen Francisoe ty Victoria te feed the “om, in place of the une lost in the floods last honest men te look to the inevitable result. — . New MILL.—Oue “hundred ana four men,, the to ety fire French trerinog sheep o ot Brainap and Bingh ii. guys: * This wool has been sold for forty cents per pound, to the proprietors of the Calitornia Woolen Factory, ut Sao Francise., and {is-te-be-manutactured into cloth: THamediately., “Thirty-two gentlemen have already given their orders tor sutts ef clothes to be made froin the cluth. Cloaks are to be made up. within thirty days to be preseuted within two mouths tu the President of the United States and the Secretary of State. We think the manutactured article will reflect much credit-on the enterprise and skill of yur young State. — ALL For Go.p,—Would wen do for an? ‘thing else what they would de for gold? This is tbe way in which « Salmon river rspondent says that some of the poor A ated tellows live there : Men live like Diggers, in Iw& and brush shanties, stained with pine <moke so that their faces look like the weck of » defunct chicken after ithas been scorched over a straw bli ze. You an sCureely reeoguizes your oldest aeydaintance, because of the

smoke stain avd filth,and the latter has begun ty huverits effect upon them. Men are dymg fiom scurvy and congestive fevers. ftfutuee a eee JEMUCRATIC PLAT FORM.—The Jemocrat establishes a platform for the Connessites alter the following style. From the remarks of the press of that party we are led to-regerd-the establishment of some such plattorm as quite probable ; Tue Uuion Democracy will invite the con operation of all voters, of whatever party assuchition lieretofore, whe ave in faver of sustaming the Adunnistgation in its efforts te pat down the rebellion, and who are opposed twits abolition ond ee policy, as develope Stimoner's inter “State slive trade interdiction, the Presiteut’s eaancipation message, and the action concerning the Territories. ee ee On THe Rieur oF Secession.—In tegard to the cunstitutional Fight of secessiun, the Richmond Independent of 1814 gives the views of the rt of Virginia, at that date, as follows ; “No man, no association of men, ne State or set ef States, has « right te withdraw itself from this Union ef its own aceord. The same power that knit us tegether can unknit. The same formality which formed. the links of the Union, is necessary to disselve it.— The majority of States whied formed the Union, roust consent to the withdrawal of apy exe branch of jt. Until that consent is obtained, any attempt to dissolve the Unian, or obstruct the efficacy of the constitutional laws, is treason—treason to all intents and purposes. Forever.—Hoew long will yéu live ?— Yeu will live forever. And your lile there will depend on_ your life here. Every day, as you it, will reappear in the years to come. Every hour, every moment, as it / an i ae eS to read bethrone. Every ey a“ 7 and feeling of i ihe memo The Marya ville Expreas Sierra } “Cotimbia, t[CA few doors above the California Stage Office.) Goo whe ever forgets. Y Se your life for 1,000 gallons of Golden Syrup FRESH every day Pate Sherry color —Boubte Retined= much superior to Sim orted Syrup. Also, 46,000 pou BAILY of Crushel Pow dered and Coffee © Trushed Sugars, equal fo any imported, This domestic hatablishment disburses six hundred thousand dollars per anfiium a duty, coal and wages, within the State Its neh for sale by all Grocers. ~ 4 mys tt People of staining the m. and of mainY the United States entire aré requested to Convention te be leld to, on the I7th day of for the purpose of nominating r Superintendent © f Public Instruc for transacting such other business as roperly come before it ; sueh Delegates to ‘TATE CONVENTION, — Phy this State who are im favor of present National Adminis taining the Constitution in the city of June, A. D., portionment : ' Alameua Amador. Butte... Calaveras 44 Colusa. 8 Contra Costa a Del Norte .4 El Dorado 1 FresinO..cevecccscsce 0 Humboldt ...... a Santa PDB. esc ce covne 5 Binmaath...ccccccce PEIN. os 66 v0icn ce cccce 3 Lake, cckxs vse ccesees it, Te ey eee 10 Los Angeles..... 3) Siskiyou.... teases 5A PR. 65 cis ckciges co SIMO. Jaicedg Govdees ? Mariposa.. ..... 3) Sonoma.... ae eas 7 3} Stanisiaus......4 2 OOOO. swine ceicnees vee 3 REP OMMME. 00 50red céssces 3 4) Trimity.. ..0.... 5 4) Tulare & Buena Vista. 9 Ao” rere 4 Yubag.. teesese aeses 9g It is recommended ‘that no delegate be elected unless he be a legal resident of the Cuunty whence he was chosen ; and that no proxies be given by Delegates to any except citizens of the County which they shallhave beon elected to re present. By order of the Republican State Central Com mittee. WM. SHERMAN, Chairman. AL FRED Barstow, Seeretary. apso FOR SALE a —— yundersigned offers for-sale his magniti nt SUERREOTY PE GALLERY. itis the most TE ESTA BLISHMEN T ff COMPLE is compelled to leave (FREASONABDE TERMS.2) A party purchasing now will be enabled to get his money in the course ofaYew montns, as the establishment is new doing a SPLENDID BUSIN which will go on increasing till Next W Purchasers desiring. to LEARN TFHE BUSINESS will be taught the same inall its branches, by the undersigned A. LIEBERT. will be seid on very ces, ater. Nevada City, May 15th, 1862. ania — 3 WORD TO THE AGED.—In_thede‘A.cline of ‘ife the loss of vital force consequent upon physical decay. can only be safely supplied by some vivifying preparation which recruits the strength and spirits, without entailing the exaustion which is always the final effect of ordinary stimulants. We tender to the aged, ir. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Asan invigorant and restorative, immediate in its beneficial action and permanent in its effect It tones the stomach, improves the appetit«, acts like a charm upon the spirits For dyspep sia, oppression after eating, billious chehe, wind cholic, spasms of tue stomach, sick or nervous head-ache, chills and fever, trethens, prostration, and all the complaits special to the feebler sex the Bitters are earuestly reconimended by thous. ands who have witnessed their superior efficacy in such cases.—Seold by all Druggists and dealers eweey where. may 20-1m ir Every heusekveper experiences how dif ficult it is to make good bread, and we therefore take pleasure in calling attention to the fact that . to Insure uniformly light sweet and nutritous _ UNITED STATES HOTEL. Ne. 49 Broad street, Nevada City. THIS HOTEL is located be tween two fire-proof buildings, and withstood the great fire of ° it has been thoroughly renovated and fitted up in the best manner. For convenience of locat‘on, cleanliness and comfort of rooms, this house cannot be su ased by any in this city— to which feet we call the atténtion of our fellowcitizens and the pubiic. THE HOUSE I8 NOW OPEN & READY. For the Reception of Travelaes, and. Boarders. The re solicits a share of which has bee selves at hopes Sortable unt wien ie. Soard with . WOOK. osc nnskwae to Dora wameet betes. WHEW en eets eaves = LOd ging.. --se0esacecnkesssaseBO 10 78S, W.GRUSH; Lessee. favor ies hecho talon vor to make his guests com: . Nevada, May 3d, 1 EXPRESS WAGON FORSALE A fe SS piven aarnene WAGON ts offered bread {¢ is only necessary to use Redington & Co's Yeast Powder, In every respect tt excels all similar préparations every offered to ihe public. See atvertieGasat in amothes } column. R.L.3.CZAPEKAY’S Private Medical and Surgical Institute, Sacramento street, below Mon ; Opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Company’s Office, San Francisco Established in 1854, for the Permanent Cure of ail Chronic and Private Diseases and the Suppres siva of ery. atventiig enn Resident Phyisician, i.. J. onaee Wane D., late in the H oh: 4 ar j Chief a eee eon a Regimen 0 onveds, © urgeon to ; Military Hos oe of Pesth, Huneary; the late Lecturer on Diseases of Wowen Children. and Honorary Member of the Fatanten Colof Medicine. PRsiaheny et attention ‘to the saint of diseases peculiar to the Women and Children. Office hours—From 9 4. »., te-9 Pp. mM. Conr“munications strictly coutidential. Permanent ood teed or no pay. Cossultattons by ror otherwise free. Addaven DR. L. J. CZAPKAY, ‘San Francisco. ‘Spermatorrhea, Babe ogranen ncn nh yy va ngpies aot apr _ ee] (With her celebrated Langhing Song, ** Kemok -. § ll, on Wed dullness of ay or ior wt ay 4 one f new wate eg on the \ wise, free. Address L. J. CZ TMD. of the kind in { the Mountains and asthe owner yy eee Wea he n > land. — man’s p Vahtuge: ‘On ne there to M. Chat HaGnAge . make it will bet ay w ill 4town te hracelet but, ast young . no dott ~ Da pellina ae Jtidge S havior j period a Haztitt. boys wa Tenrmaine thei it pulsory ¥ pare nhs anxious ciety w parents Own! ber that granted Nevada So far, ith aw of tin a “slaug determi sons dow pocdles the tax: this they accurate and a s those fl will wet New gies te definitiv Run Fizas OAKs © in Clipat ' years o Conques I minster _ isthe Ca 70 feet i _ Three S _ trom for ham, De greatest ‘dreeping producti mouthsh , © 200, an of Trede said to b the floor pred acti the esta Nor } e money W that he may a upon tht money ¢ country , facilities we area pend ofr dighlity. self cons bly grow Money dollars sc you wall dsacovir . thousand pensable