Oroville daily Butte record. [volume], September 16, 1856, Image 2

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ii ctuikTTii, Kill tor.
Onniilc, Tuesday* xjitraibi-r Hi,
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FOR PRESIDENT,
-J \ i: S IJ IT I] AXA X ,
or I’l N\~Vl.\ AMA
FOR VICK I’RESIDEVr.
John ( . itm;( iviM;ii)(.;:,
(»K KKNTL’OvV.
l)EMO( R\ I M nI \I Ii IiIKLI.
ruR PRK.KIIIRMUI. KIKITOI.S,
\l (JI STINOKIVKIU, (IKO. FRI’ANOR.
V. DELLA TORRA, A. C. BRADFORD.
F«»H CONfiK K*
CHARLES L SCOTT of Tuolumne.
JOSKI’II McKIRBEN of Sierra.
riiK l I.KRK OK M PKItSO. i'OIRT,
CHARLES S. FAIRFAX of Vuba.
MiR -I p K lIISTKMIK VI OK 1M 111 1C I MCI'HI ( TluN.
ANDREW J. f San Francisco.
Refill.n Ucuiorralic Omnty Xouiinations,
FOR VKMIIKH- OK ASSEMBLY,
lAMKS S I.ONH,
11. J. MO UK ISON.
TOR AS.-KsSOH,
JOHN H MMjAK 1).
Kdiv .OHONKR.
Dll J. D. IJKOWN.
Orm 11 tt* Hm hunnn < lal>.
Meets on Thursday Evening, iMh inst, —
A general attendance is requested, us busi
ngs of importance will conn# before tlio
Club. Tbc Club will be addressed by 1-. M.
Smith, Emi.
Mr i iioromi >n Thi.a ii;k. — . li? Moun
tain Fairy Troupe, gave mi entertainment
on Sunday night to a lull bouse iheir per
form an.'•cs are entirely new with ns but
wan well received. W c were present but a
few moments, but from what we sow, we
should say the little Fairies are possessed of
rare merit. <lo and sec them.
ItKUdims —There was divine service
held at Temperance Hall on Sun lay last.—
A very respectable number of our citizens
were in attendance, and seemed to listen
with pleasure and satisfaction to the dis
course of tbc Uev. Mr. Seymour.
Uui town is improving in morals and there
is a very large margin still left to work on
Okov mm: Wai i.u Wi.kk- —This magnif
icent enterprize is doing more fur our city,
than any project that has been set on loot
since tlic founding of Oroville.
We shall speak of this work at length and
in accordance with its merits in a day or
two.
Barbacuk & Ham. --Wo acknowledge
the receipt of an invitation to a H.itl cue \
Hull at Fence A: Co's ranch. Messilla Vail y.
On Thursday, Sept ‘doth. The proceeds are.
to he iippn printed to the building of a sclm.-l
house So commendable an object as this,
cannot fail to call out a large crowd. In
another column we publish their card, with
a list of managers, and we shall endeav .
to be there and partake of the festivities of
the occasion.
Squirt. —Mack, the stiect sprinkler,
keeps our thoroughfares muddy, instead of
allowing the dust to rise. This makes it
decidedly pleasant and cool. It renders the
walking those beautiful moonlight nights a
pleasure; when, without this convenience it
would bo hot and dusty, beyond bearing
In passing this office the oilier day, he
backed up bis cart, pulled the string what
lets on a lull h *ad of water, and sj rinkled
about ten feet of our office. Down with the
dust.
jtft'Wc arc now having delightful weath
er; a Utile too warm in th 3 middle of the
day. perhaps, but the night-* are superb
A stroll among the ever green trees, in the
suburbs of our beautiful town, late at night,
with the full round moon shining o'er us ;
and occasionally a tick from the light guitar,
born to our ears, by the night wind's breath;
and the murmuring of he distant river—
reminds us of the time when wc use to list
en to the flowing of the great Mississippi,
and hear the turning ol the banjo, the click
ing of the bones, with t ie merry laugh ot
the Ethiopians for miles around, till sweet
ileep closed our eyes.
For OttEOO*. —The Chinese arc traveling
lowords Jacksonville and the adjacent mi
ning regions. The reason of this emigration
is that they are not oppressed by the Hove
nu» la its of that territory. The privilege of
working the mines there, is grunted alike t.
*iJ nation*.
Drniftrralic IMaMorm.
We publish to-day, tlic address adopted
l y the Democratic State (''invention, Jbe
resolutions will appear to-morrow. Both
the Ad Ircss and the resolutions were adop
ted vsi l l l great unanimity, and will be read
with interest by every Democrat, They set
forth in | lain an I until st tkable language,
the portion of the Dom-.cra>-y ( ,f California,
Unlike the Know-Nothing State «'invention,
the Democracy were not afraid to declue
themselves in favor ot the immediate con
struction of an Atlantic and I’acific Rail
road. Tin; Fillmore party in California
d ire not j ledge themselves in favor of this
measure. Their N it: mal t’ouscniii n, from
which a majoiity of the St ites witlidrcw,
did not do it They dare not take action as
a party upon this measure, because they are
oppose 1 to it, and it is It tt for their Spc ik
c i s and sturnj ers to humbug the people into
the belief that their party favors this great
national work if they can. If, as many of
their S| rakers asset;, are really in f.vi r of
the measure, why do they rod say so as a
party? Why do their convenlh ns maintain
a studied silence upon the question as a
party, and permit their orators to declare
in favor of it, if they do not intend to de
ceive the peoj !c, and make the question
merely one upon which to ride into [ ower,
an 1 then say that its construction was not
made an issue in the Canvass ? Should tiny
succeed in the present contest, they would,
indeed, he enabled to say that the people
had declared against an Atlantic and ’’acific
Railroad, because the Democracy, who had
declared in favor of a Railroad, would have
bemi beaten by a party who had said noth
ing about it. this is the p< sition of the
Fillmore party upon this quest!' n. m only
in their national convention, but also in
their State Conventions tbr- u »hout tli Un
ion, and should they triumjdi now. they can
make it the hobby of innumerable un
p Signs. And this, we verily believe to he
their object, in thus maintaining their si
lence, as a party upon this important and
n itional question.
The day for making it a Imbby with which
to carry elections, has passed, and, we trust,
forever. Uy the action of the Title
party in authorizing the necessary surveys,
the construction of the t iad is found to he
practicable The Demo- ratio ] irty i f the
Union, an 1 of tho States individually,
stand pledged to its construction. The K
N Fillmore parly are not. Should they
triumph in the present contest, the road,
even should they conclude to lav a its c n
struetion, its commenci ment would be re
tarded for a term of years sullicieut for its
eoiiiplc ion
The pe qde of <'alifornia should ponder
well these facts before depositing their leal
lots against the Dean eruey. They must re
member that a detent of the Democracy is
equivalent to a declai 1 1ion against the ci n
struetion of the road. Tney stand pledged
to its construction not only in words, hut in
dei Is. They have came l surveys to lie
made in order to determine the most prac
ticable route They have appropriated
lands-Ft the construction of railroads else
where in the Union, and they will appr. pi i
ale land? ! >r th.s great N itional Railro iI,
it the people do n>t declai e against it, by
tin el*.nation ef tho Fillmore { arty to j .over,
in whose derlbration ot principles the word
‘‘Ra broad ’ docs not occur.
IU rrra L.vn. i.ian Nkvkr.—Wc neg
lected to mention, that cur friend Wats' n,
of the Nows depot, has laid upon our table
a copy ot the Wi lo West, boa itifully illus
tt ited, containing s- me very interesting and
striking scenes that have transpired in San
Francisco, since the commencement of the
Reign ol Terror in that devoted city of Vig
ihinceisiu. Watson has the Wide Weg-i and
other California pupars, done up in wrap
pels, ready to be sent by the next Atlantic
steamers.
Poo rll *cv —A foot race catae oS on the
hill above town, last Sunday evening, which
caused more merriment then anything that
lias occurred lately.
The racers were Arkansas Bob, and Lew
Smith. Distance, hU yards, for sgiuO a side.
It was won by Arkansas Robert, and was
run so quick that the time could not be as
certained.
♦♦•*-
Sports op thk tori .—There was a great
quantity of race horse talk in town yester
day, and the result of it was. that a race wa
made between Biß Lewis & Col. Green’s hor
ses. f.r SSOO a side ; distance five hundred
ymds. to be run, we believe, on the Thomp
son’s tl it course, some time next week. Tin
tun has commenced.
Pru-ojfAi. —We saw the entire board ot
Supervisors of Butte county, in town yester
lay. We believe the object of their visit is
connected with county buildings.
tV Ui Mtliiilmi!) «»f Hi* - l>i in*** lull*
Slat** ( mil fiillim.
The following address un i resolution- were
adopted by the Dcmociatic fdate Con Ti
nt oil:
To thi Profit oflh( Shitr «/ t i/ifornio
Vour (,'onTentiou in ch sing its lal iors,c n
gratulate the Democracy i t iae ate ■ It al
ii..mia on its present position and future
pn-peels.
At our late National Convent on lid 1 n f
< in' i, a platform wax adopted icplete
with smiii muse, <ii-t,netly di fining tin
c urse ol tlint great > ditn ilpaity tow. I>
we belong, and clearly annum in mg that
foreign and domestic policy which 11 lias ( v
er been the great aim ot the It unu-rattc j. i -
tv to nphoi 1 and maintain, and to wnicli we
invite u cordial and unanimous a-simt At
that (.’• nvenrion were nominated i t-1 retire -
iy, ns can iidates lor the l*re-i lent and \ ic
t’resi lent of the United .-dates, James Jlu
chiiuan ot I’ennsy lv .ma, atid John I Ilia ak
enn Ige, ol Kentucky; the homer a stales
-111 aii who has grown gray in the service id
hi< country well acquainted with the | >!i
ey ol foreign ] -weis—per eelly conversanl
with the machinery • ! Kur j can cabinet*,
and to whose experienced hands we may
sa■ i y tt'is! the de-tinies i f the llej iibi;; in
,t- various complicated relations with the
other powers ol the g «.!«<•.
The la ltd . John < . 'ln-, kenridge, though
a younger laborer in the political held, a
in in i 1 unquestionable ability, well cai ula
ted to a-.-ist in the admin, tr.ath it o! the
government, and both posseting a private
character ami public repututi m wlii. Ii inay
safely challenge the investigation of a
world.
At a time like the present, when f-nati
ci-in n;i i intolerance a re rearing t heir hy di a
heads iu v irions sections ot the I nioti, we
family and duli lent ly invito attention to
the i.oc't ines ot the Democratic j ait; ie , \
prc." »d i:i the < 'mcinna’i | ! itlorm, l.elicv
ing, as we do, these doctrines fully calcula
ted to sustain the integrity ol our National
I'nioti in the time ot dillicult/ and danger,
(iiiartiutecing to every .State its resj live
juivilege.i, ttiey trample on the i Jits ~
n me, they broach no new ami dangerou
liolilieal Iteresics calculated to subveit the
original articles of conte leracy and endan
ger the oil. ty nt the I'nioii they stiive by
no mercenary appeals to array one section
ot thee m l ly in hostile attitude against
another, but in the true spirit ot the ordi
nal C'-ini!. declare the | crh.t inh'igiity ~
the I'nion tti it- (ulicst ami most ample sense.
We seek not to prescr.be to any man, tin
inode in which he shall w u-ship hi- r rc itor.
nor will we drive, by intol'er tinea, tromoui
shores, the oppressed ol any clime or nation
We woi. • nic, as an mldiiion to national
w alth and stiengtli, the holiest industry ot
other lan I- guaranteeing to tin se who may
choose to be ome willing and worthy citi
/rn-ot thi Itcpihlic “iciti.l lights, equal
privileges, and exact (justice to all.”
1 n i- > odii-toii. we Congratulate the gal
lant ! umci acy ol Caliloi nia mi the perlcet
unanimity ch has | rivalled our councils.
1) )li lilt and delicate questions of national
an 1 domestic policy have been met and ar
gued iu ilie h it'piesl -pn it of compromising
unanimity. ‘"Hear and lei beur” has licen
our motto, and we now press nt in iavor of
our nation I and State nominees an unbro
ken array, an undivided (to,if, an impene
trable phtil inx. against wlush our lues may
-p ml their shafts in vain.
In tin tail eoiiti lenee that those time lion
ore l principbs tor wliieh wo have su I mg
e ntemJrd, are ag dn aboiH to us-erl then
I r m l siipiciii u-y over the luctional “isms’
..t the day. we bid you a kind laiewvll until
on the ides of November, when we shall
m r-t again, om e more to eelebrate a D.aun
crat.e triumph in this Ii! Dorado ot the west
ern w irlii.
<»vrll g to the lack of spr.o?, v/e are unable
to publish the Resolutions to-day. They
will appear to-merrovv
I'll t rut ir.
Mu Editor: Lying in a miner's cabin
:ii tlie “Caves ’ in cast Table Mountain, on
Thin- lay evening last, and enjoying a most
refreshing slumber, I was suddenly aroused
by my communions, who said that a spUmdid
meteor was pa sing.
It was my fortune to open my ryes just at
the instant it bail disappeared. The mma
was shining very bright ly at the time, but
toe meteor, which my friends described as
being nearly as large as tho moon, far out
shone it in brilliancy ami besides lighting
up our tent, it threw a swiftly passing glare
upon the steep walls of basaltic rock, that
surrounded the deep and narrow ravine, in
a hi. hwe lay. It was succeeded, after a
me of four or live minutes, by a low, rum
bling, prolonged sound, as of distant thun
der but whether the sound proceeded from
the meteor or from si me other cause, was a
•lue-tion, on which the philosojhers in mir
cabin were divided in opinion. <>n my re
turn to town. I observed in the Sacramento
I 'in m a notice of the meteor Laving been
seen at Sacramento. L.
fiSr The N V Tribune , of August oth,
uses .ollowing language in regard to
Fillmore's chance:
••U e <Jiil think Mr. Fillmore would obtain
the votes of two or three Slave States; we
are now convince'! that ho will get no elec
toral vote in any State of the Union He
iimy draw off popular votes enough to defeat
Fremont, or he may not ; hut beyond .his.
'here i-* no significance in his running, and
ie might as well be taken frtui the can
vass.”
pfr-W'e thank Me-srs Kelly Van T \vke
or those delicious cobblers sent us last
night. They wre good, and if that s the
kind of ti um they dispense at their bar, we
the boys) shall patronize their institution.
Ueuts, we owe you one.
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