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SACRAMENTO, MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 1, 1859.

' fast. They judgment plenty of power. Marshal SPEECH OF D. C. BRODERICK. were with him ; and that he would appeal to when elected strangers to each other never in- Government from running tooits safeguards.some- Reporter to take down my remarks.thatIshall by the(luestion is inmyold Thirteen Colonies thai speak injure itstill don't in tbe troduced them from the Legislature, for the purpose of scarcely untilafter the election, and subsequently timesgive an instance they are action as illustratedI suit theold-fashioned Democracy, and Iknow itis Tbe Umo.v at all. 'Laughter, declared their independence of England was the Ac Yreka, Tuesday Evening, July our seats in the Sen- will of their met until we toot trying the question. I responded that I was Judge Butler, of South Carolina. In 1861, not becoming in members of the Senate of the question of taxation without representation. aGtn, 1859. there consulted together upon SPEECH OF WILLIAM M. GWIN willing to abide the decision of that tribunal (the ate. We of interest tj California. When the by Iwas a member of the Senate Fre- United States to appear before their constituents This does not now come up, for the old Colonies we when people), and would stand by it. Idid not say to questions [rHOKOOiUrKIOALLTRIPORTID FORTH! OKIO.T { Senate, in mont's term having expired and Weiler not yet with vituperation and assault. > Ihave never had a constitutional right to a representation in r I). C. BSVODERICK. IN DENUNCIATION* OF Broderick that he and Iwere to come home here differed we settled it outside the in having re- been guilty of itbefore. But -here is this man Parliament when they were taxed, but ucder our and you as to your duty. Idid not in- every question, except one isolated billof so im- having been elected succeeded At the hour of 8 o'clock, when our Reporter Delivered before m Democratic yi&h* tend instruct remarks that we were to come as portant a character that Icould not agree to his ported^ from the Committee on Public Lasds going through the State assailing the private I Constitution no such power exists. We cannot by my' granting a donation of land to conduct of officials everywhere. . Wno is he? i confer sovereignty on a Territory, because the took his seat upon the stand, in front of Boston 3leins at Wcavervlllej Tuesday dictator?, and tell you how to vote on the ques- proposition, that all Mexican land grants a bill of mine, actual settlers in California the same kind of a As Isaid before, a man with a mark placed upon Constitution gives that exclusively to the States. Exchange, over one thousand Evening, July 2Cth. IS 59. tion. We are th*servants of the people [cheers], brought before the Board of Land Commissioners persons were aspassed for Oregon. There was no him such as never before disgraced one in his Sovereignty belongs to tbe States, and the Connot their dictators, and it was and is our duty (created by the bill) should be considered finally bill as was not be given us :ent-ure of |He stitution, their origin, recognizes that as the sembled to listen to the announced speakers. A irWXOORAriIICALLYREPORTED FOE THE CMOS.] to abide by the decision, in any matter, when settled iftheir decision was for the claimant if reason why lands should apparently just as well j positionthe break others the Legislature. up that it bus tried to downto build a only sovereign power. We give the Territories citizen, supposed to be under the What was ol duty of otherwise, an appeal to be allowed. We were bo us Oregon. It was so fully The speaking was from the old stand opposite erick ascertained. your Senators the To do asBrod- anxious in not allowing our collision to come was indorsed and would have passed. Ithad party by misrepresentations of tbe character and i as near it as we cao. We allow them delegates liquor, took a position close to he influence they ? as one of stand, and ct) some of i who can introduce bills and speak to them, but to of public Vte New York Hotel on Court street. About instructed him they being the legitimate repre- before the Senate, which would bare resulted in been discussed all day and we had come is the acts disgrace ofmen, that would wipe point voting, Judge Butler, who op- the his conduct, or rather t/wlcon- j not vote. Tbe Constitution does not permit commenced speaking as follows :"Herein your 3.ye hundred persons were present. The meet- sentatives of the people. If they had sent in- one bill being laid over, that Iselected a mem- posed of the but donation system anywhere : duct. Iwill soon dismiss him from notice. I that. we cannot give them sover- Siskiyou boys. They are the boys for you. The ' to j to present my views against this g>2 p. m., and Judge structions against the public will,that was for berthe bill. We limited the speech of provision and everywhere, seeing it would pass, rose and ' shall have to notice one or, two more of his | eignty.Therefore :tg was called to order at Fremont One thing further. There are leading coming from Shasta Butte the people to condemn. Broderick arraigned of monopolizing speeches. This willget throueh with him. Let men in the South deeply attached to the Demo- idea of these fellows Williams, chosen Chairman. " knew, they could take care of in favor, and of this gentleman against, to five said he was tired of California's he them. But, as I had a bill ' him go. [Voice Pacific Railroad "laugh- cratic party, bat who do not express its sent! to try and teach us principles. [Laughter.] The each, in order to permit the Senate to the whole time of the Senate; that The Chairman introduced Wit. M. Gwin, who themselves, and they did. They were sustained minutes was ter.] Well, the Pacific Railroad. When speak- meets as, for instance, direct Siakiyou boys are the boys for you." At the exfrom the Judiciary *i.s well received. and he censured for his course. Hence, when vote upon that single question, and then pass the Chairman which Committee of which he day ing of the measures secured by my labors during taxationin some things, present revenue system. .j liratiun in place of onr he had been waiting all of the last sentence noted, some of the. Wk, M. Gwin said Mr. Chairman and fel- he goes " through the country bill. Governor Weller and myself acted in the gasconading omitted to state ; Do you suppose it willever be tbe rule These "needs ofthe preliminary speaker observed that present. This bill of bis, by the way, was a ,my first term in the Senate, I low-citizens : This is the first opportunity that and says : 1 have failed to meet him," he says same manner when be entered the Senate. Ito am untrue, for he never gave willgive one instance :We were establishing a little claim for $17, which he bod been holding , that I entitled- to credit in that regard also. gentlemen every now and then make a very able haye ever bad of addressing my constituency I what he knows to be iis words were being recorded, and much to the He said succeeded and in thiscounty. Although I have at different times me an opportunity. When gintlenun are to meet Navy Yard at Mare Island (this was under Fill- up sometime. [Great laughter.] occurred this During my last term I would in passing a { report,faror that is the last of it. Some of them lissatisfaction of him that of slave trade. the crowd generally, and the canvassed the State, Ihave been heretofore pre- in discussion, they arrange preliminaries in ad- more's Administration), and the Secretary of the remindeddance. oi an incident who went fromat a ; Pacific Railroad Bill which I twice have accom- 1 ire init is, in reopening the Africanas a sort passed a bill | Why, my judgment, more tbe plished this great work. "Every one uf \ Reporter, the proud Siskiyou boy was led away. vented from visiting the northern portion of it. vance. How did he arrange this* Why, that Navy sent in an estimate of (972,000 to com- country country clothes. ; establishing a great line of steamships to China. jll'set to tbe violent fanaticism of the North than ; campaign kb was to speak at Placerville not that he and mence that great work. Iwas then Chairman neighborhood was dressed ;r. sweetheart, It*(!.(: my intention to commence this At halt-past 8, James 1). Turner was notnintutd who Twice before the expiration of my term Iwas ! tnytbing else. lam and ever shall be opposed i.; Yreka, but circumstances compelled me to de / were. He did not then know whether he could of the Naval Committee, and reported the amend- A beau from town took his ' to it. ;A. Yon k' Good clothes,' with was attired Chairman of committee on I liver several addresses prior to that Irecently apeak at all. His trainers bad not tried him. He ments of that committee to the Secretary's esti- and furbelows in storedress. Laughter.flounces road. Upon the special 6.t tbe presentthe rail- I ntended to have gone intofor you." Cheers. Ad- md elected Chairman. taking my on Notterm I the defense of tbe Dr. Ferber, K. P. Kennedy, Frank Livingston, tpoke there. Ihave, fellow-citizens, had would have been in a bad condition to have had mate. Governor Weiler thought the amount was withstanding this her company did not in aome degree, but it gave my I pay them was appointed the t*ntrovesies on political subjects, on great ques- me for an opponent if he had choked down as in too much, lie was on the Military Committee, much attention. This did not suit the beau, opinion on the to this position again. disparages '. ministration late hour, too much time.would take William McCory, and William Murphy, were merely bill, which Broderick jp,at this 1 got tions dcring my service in Congress, both at* his first speech in the Senate of the United States and thought if I so* much from the Naval say to those gentlemen who have here- sleeted Vice Presidents, I slight a while, sud' ir.tiiiber of the Lower House and of the Senate. [Laughter.] Immediately afterwards I replied Committee itmight swamp some of his measures. and after enduring tbe Clear the track be Give because it.read itinthe Senate. theItwas necessary . iesire to subject lor live tofore acted with the Democratic party this ; The Chairman Fellow-citiieus : perceive to read After discussing ! any personal controversies to those portions of his speech (Placerville) ap- He was, very properly, looking out forhis own. denly got up and said : Ihave never had their opposition to hear the speaker with gentlemen ; have never assaulted any man plying to myself, and did so in as mild language [Laughter.] The moment he said he considered I flounce tail a chance 1' IGreat laughter.] Now, ing to weeks, it was the bill. More " How much should Ithink flounce tail is California. Itis about the or six be friends of destroyed by men pretend-a Where are they'. drifting in the regular Demo- i ;hat you are impatient to bare the pleasure ofan-the Democracy Which is plans and lounced for to-night. I in from the stump never had any occasion never as Icould consistently use when itis considered the amount too large Isaid, move the Senate adjourn." Ii substitute were introduced. Simmons, ofRhode :r:itic organization J The candidates nominated roduciDg to you DavidC. Broderick. "Half a million." It was voted in- j usual hour, and I (r&ve any man cause of offense in the discussion how little truth there was in them. He replied itbe?" )y our Convention, oDe of whin will appear j A Yon Island, introduced a bill or substitute providing ! never got the billup ngain We don't want to hear him at all. I knew from experience the great did adjourn, and I questions we may differ upon. Ihave never to that at Nevada, and introduced the subject of stantly. $f jefi'Te The know you don't. I Laughpermitted my politics to interfere withmy social the Senatorial election giving un account of necessity of members of Congress of both never. He ended it. He resorted to this means that bids should be received. The bill which | :ation you t<i-tiij;bt that is the regular organ:- er.] Chairman* I of tbe Democracy of tbis State, ar.d was the committee had prepared and ordered me to have, however, been that. Ithen went to Forest Hill, as he had in Houses representing the same State act- j to defeat a measure he was opposed to. Ii relations in any way. I Another Voice Lei him come on. canvass to change my uniform formed the people there that he had expected ing in concert on evry question. Itherefore not because it was a. measure for California, but report would have built the road in less than i ecognized throughout tbe Union. You must compelled in this Mr. Brodtriek was received with threj cheers*. determined, notwithstanding theoutrages of this because he was opposed to the principle. Con- ten years. One of the largest houses in Europe >ear in bind these assaults against the President line of course in this respect by tbe colleague conduct me, and told them why Iwas not on the spot at man Thicb bas been pursued by my in the the time, not having been invited. I also gave Broderick and his iriends upon me, to con- gress did give us a right to preempt on unsurveyed had proposed to builditunder that bill in eight \ >f the United States originate not from the De j Mr. Broosbici saidMr. President and fellowSenate, Mr. Broderick. That in- some reasons why I not invited that he did sider my first duty due the State. Iknew the i lands never given to any State before. In years, although by it twelve were allowed. It j nocracy of the nation. Every Democratic State j itixena: li " was di ted States affords me great satisfaction Union, with exception, o many of the people oi Stskiyon before to see dividual has chosen to attack certain persons in not want me to meet him, for Iwould have put time would come, sooner or later, to clear en" the dividuals living since the Sd of March, 1558, on ; was destroyed by this "cursed nigger question i Convention in the Admicis'ration.one We are \u25a0 the light. lam here, fellow-citizens, to speak totried hard to get along j unsurveyed land are as much entitled to it as if monopolizing the attention of Congress and \ lave indorsed the -.Lis State men holding high political position*, some troublesome, very troublesome questions to imputation on me. I of way I ; they had a receipt for it. To continue : Inhis postponing all other business. It was post- 1 lame party here as in every State in tbe Union. I ny public acts since Ihave been your represen&r candidates for them, in a manner that renders him had 1 been on tie stand. My Forest Hill with this individual in every could upon lately necessary (as I shall show you speech overtook him at La Porte. It raised his the various questions pertaining to the State. , speech at La Porte Broderick says' Iam an old poned by the selfishness of Congressmen, I rhe very same doctrines announced by our Con- j alive in the United States Senate. Ishall take il r resentlyj for me to notice him and bis assaults. wrath. lam glad of it. 1 intend to stir his bile But Inever could get him to do anything. The Iman. lam young enough forhim whenever he who wanted the terminus to be at this or ! rention are enunciated by every State Conven- i ip none of your time in defending mv private It j ion in the Union. We say to the gectlea;en in j haracter ;I [Applause.]^ I always will be, and he ! that point on the Atlantic seaboard. " will Wto is "this individual Who is he sad what everywhere. I bring his blood up in every first session he was there he introduced but one i wants me. it out. at Placet vil!e. You are drifting right into tbe lit iave Dot seen defended it fully the personal state-I ; oice "Good for you!"] baa been postponed from session to session, ; >pposition, ZTt his antecedents and present position* Why, place Ispeak. He has forced this controversy billthe Civil Fund Hillone of great interest will find any response to [recent! Rusk, ot Texas, in came withinone I mblican party. You cannot ma'iitain a separate i nentsl there made. I .no years ago last Winter he was elected to the upon me, and before it ends be will be still and importance to California. We Lad been in- [ 1 always believed Icould take care of myself, shall take a very brief notice it would United States Senate from this State. He went further disgraced in the eyes of the people of this structed time and again, by different Legisla- anyhow. He compares his course in the Senate j rote of passing a bill through the Senate. Ifi >rgauization. Even ifsuccessful a* every not , if the attacks made upon me since fcommenced Bat of this, one his canvass. 1 Bad that 1 have tures, to introduce this bill refunding $2,700,000 with mine. Ihave been there eight years be passed then the road would now be more than I ireserre them. on to Washington to take the teat on the 4'.h of State for the dishonor he his brought upon them there is no cLance. The Democratic j ..ecompton leaders in this State arou3?d all the did March, 1b57, with a determination to monopolize by his deportment in the United States Senate. to the State. In1850 I introduce one in fa- ; two. My first term there was for four and a half i :i!ilf built. What have we gained by this delay !' in the North, [tn so j je the Federal patronage of this State. That was But he says Iaccepted my nomination and elec- vor of it. As he could not better it could j years, a year and a half having expired before I We have for years and yeara postponed the con- ' >arty never was its strong as at present, parties 111j c the South, in the East, in the West, they decrushing in effects upon both nothing but my duty, but I summation of the measure which would have ' :ounce me. They hare lost sight of the issues bis great object when he secured his election, in tion under circumstances disgraceful to me. Inot any bill of any sort (he never tried since in took my seat. Idid tbe Tbe Kepubli- : crderthat he might by patronage pay ell his discussed that question at large at Yreka a short the Senate) in fact could scarcely draw one vp undertake to say that iv that four and a half roiight us the commerce of Asia, which always i ispecially allot d Anti Lecompton.they have asso- i evolved in the campaign, and have turned their defeat because dectioneering debts. WeJ there (Washington) time since. Ithen spoke of him and the rela- he introduced that bill. Itwas "reported, went years there was more important legislation ob- I ,'ives the b-lacce of trade to the nation controll- j :ans can attention to a bitter and personal denunciation ' met with an opposition for the disposition of the tions existing between him and me, and the to the calendar, and he never brought itop. He tamed for California than any other State. Nine- ing it. lam in favor of any road anywhere that i :iate& elsewhere." Therefore, Isay, pause b'.- ifmy character. 1 intend that they shall not th's was the result of my labors, as all ' Till terminate at the Pacific ocean. Without it ore you take a step that will drive you into an ucceed in diverting your attention from the i fLees beaded by C. L. Scott, who will address deception he practised upon me, in language not was too much engaged in using coarse and of tenths of am now here for the fensive language in the Senate in denunciation my colleagues willacknowledge. Ifmy late col- i\*e will never fulfilthe great destiny intended for issociation you abtior ;not that Iam speaking ;j eal, vital issues in this contest, and for that me, and McKibbin, now his warm to be misunderstood. I you alter eason I shall occupy very little of your time :riend, but then bis bitter eaeoay. The first purpose of replying in some degree to his La of the President and his Cabinet for their policy league, Col. Weiler, were here he would testify | .if.by nature. With it we shall become a great i or recruits. [Laughter,aj We are strong enough ye are and glorious vietght they made for (this patronage Broderick Porte and tiuincy speeches. If any dis- on the Kansas question. Now he speaks of vie to it, as he always has taken pleasure in doing. j sountry in a short time. Oura present position is .ory, asmarching on toon great 7th of iSepUmber his evening in reviewing the assaults upon me you will tee the colonial instead of that of free State of this it, quarreled with the President and all his grace could be connected with my name in the as having been the c irrupt agent of capitalists j Our fortifications, Coast Survey, Light houses; lost rbich have been made since Ilast addressed tbe but leople at Quincy, in Plumas Cabinet, and announced his determination to Senate it would be by having it associated in the discharge of myduties in the Senate. This our admirable system of surveying public lands; 1 Confederacy. No communities were ever held lext. There are and two parties that willhve You had Democratic parties. The gentleman before you on county. last who our In-!;ogether by simply political interests. There rhe Republican Saturday me home and teach the President who were with Broderick. I think that he favored my is an old and stale charge. It originated from the survey of the islands of the coast : did With this tther (Anti; is ephemeral. As to ite leaders aw tit to travel from San Francisco to Yreka to affairs; everything, in fact, that was neces- iiust be something substantial. was the Democracy of California. He came back. election at the time I nominated in caucus, him and his satellites five years ago to defeat me dian without it we do not. Come hey are forbidden the Democratic paie. We ' cad a malignant attack upon my character. He The people of the State were arose tn tnatse but I soon undeceived, and as Istated at for the Senate. This is merely rehashing this sary and important to the State, has been accom- 1 oad we receive was we intend Bhall come back again and demanded that the gentleman (Weller) he Yreka, 1 bad evidence that satisfied me that he old weapoa he used against me years ago. With plished during that period my first term. IfI t will, and for will drive these men who have levertried themthey drumhead court-martial ;we poke from thin very stand, 1 believe. ["Yes."] by and t would have been better for him to have punyou the species of legislation to lelayed it years and years, despite their lave y In that contest i lad Fupereeded in the Senate should be selected opposed my nomination from first to last, and I what effect did he then use it should detail to them. intended to ('53) he was my competitor for the Senate. Then ( be gone through with to accomplish this, yon j tolemn pledges to the contrary, to support ii. :ondeninedfind safety They have been disturbing | ished bis written assault in the Xational or in Tor the highest office in their gift. Mr. Broder- willnow state that evidence whichI peace party and they shall of the ck brought forth his candidate, McCorkle, went postpone until 1 could return home and make the these vile slanders were brought against me, j would at once perceive that Ihad influence, or I| Che time will come when we world willbe sur- he come back again. the great masses, how- he Standard, or insome other filthysheet which lever The and when before the people in primary election, and Wei- statement direct from the documents but for his the absent in the discharge of ray duties, and inever could have procured this. The volumes of j ounded by steam, highway will force them to | :ver, are laboring ander false impressions. They j s governed entirely by the Administration officethrough our terriby my labors rant us this great one, and carried the remarks at La Porte. 1 will hereafter produce Democrats of the Legislature voted forty-five !Laws are full of statutes obtained .er beat his candidate live to tolder in this State. [Applause and laughter.] no better than to the greui S:&te by over thirty thousand majority. This them. During the last ballot in caucus when Iin my favor and twelve in his. Ihave never no- for California. Everybody knows and acknowl- ! ;ory, Ibave been slandered in relation to this, | :iindothat has existed to return foundatioc ci )r. Gwin, fellow-citizens, is a ertalun of mine. from the was the first token of the opinion of the people was nominated, Senator Dosh, in a few remarks ticed these calumnies, for Ihave always thought ;edges this. During the first Congress of my ; is most things. Ithas been charged that lam ; tarty Ie absolutely sold his followeis for the position < '. this State in regard to himself ; the first stated that he voted for me under the hope that Icould live it down. If ever a truth is told j term, when Iwas there alone, except the three n favor of a Southern road because from a he Government, and whose pol.cy is now incor- j ie now holds. I found him in the dirt, as I ;ime he had brought himself directly before the contest could inthat way be ended, and indi- against you, say nothing agunstit; if a slan- !weeks Fremont wai in his seat (he did not come ; Southern State. Iam in favor of either a South- >orated in cur whole system ol rule as much J tated in Plumas therefore he has -no party r >restige over me. Igave him the position which them. He went back to Washington, teized on cated that he would not continue to vote for me der, live it down. [Applause.] How did this! the last session &t all),my services were consid- crn or Northern road having a terminus at San io as the Constitution itself. To that great by am proud to belong Iwill ; placed has, j I this Lscompton question and commenced war on unless by so doing he could aid in my nomina- charge originate? Iifirst was started in 1558, 1 ered of such an important character that the Leg- ' rrancisco. atThe Almightywhichhowever, try the | mnner whether it waves and triumphstandtrails its ! ie now holds ; did so because the other man in or in the North, would was ' position was more odious tbe Administration, in reality because he could tion. He has authorized me to say that neither when Pierce came into office. I looked upon !islature of California passed resolutions express- bslacles was seeking who have rho more infamousthe ,nd as having great influence with his Administra- ing the gratitude of the people to iue alone- : genius and power of man to overcome. At the he dust. [Cheers. | Pause, then, ye party. to; monopolise the patronage of this State. Broderick or any one in hi name ever approached 3 than he. I intend to review with the Democratic It ioHe made the coarsest assaults on the Pres- him on the subject, nor had be the remotest idea tion in the distribution of Federal patronage. !naming me as the only member of the delegation South the route is most practicable, and there- lsretofore acted in tbe brilliant past, stand by | iis speech at length at Sacramento, where I not, however, ! rill always, as : .dent of the United States, and used most that Broderick wished me nominated. In fact, Every man that went to Washington from Cali- j for the great work Ihad done. They passed ore Iwas for it there. Itmatters or end giving a i-ii.lhistory of the Senatorial whether it goes through Noble's Pass ElPaso. ,ud defend the institutions of our country. Aii- >le:tion, anil of all those connected with it. I high of- Judge McCorkle complained of the change from fornia and their name was legion charged it it with o~ly two dissenting voices. Who voted ' cnueual language regarding that tharking you for your rillmerely state now that 1):. Gwin's statements i.:er. He was instructed by the Legislature to him to me, and said if no nomination had been upon me if they failed in securing the object of for these resolutions of gratitude to me? j Ibeing in favor of it as a Southern route, be- , ilause.; Gentlemen, way U .i gentleman wbo tere on last Saturday evening are v Urue in suppose Iought to ;ind attention 1 give susiain the Kansas policy of the Executive and made that night he was very certain of his nom- their wishes. After the appointments were made, jBroderick was one. He wes then in tee Legisla- , :ause of my origin." Do youin Tennessee, that ! sto follow me. j Great aj | ' srery particular. There is not a word of truth refused to obey those instructions defied the ination at the next meeting of the caucus. When twenty-seven of these disappointed ofticeseekers ture and voted for them. During the last Con- 1 >c ashamed Ol being born produced Andrew Jackson. [Voice "Hurrah}for j C. L. Scott followed ie a speech of corvider- n hie written remarks from the commencement Legislature ;said four-fif:hs of the people were Senator De laGnerra's name was called he an- met at the Metropolitan Hotel, in New York city, | gress of my first term, resolutions passed the ! trith him, and to them he would appeal. After i nounced his determination to vote for me and and pledged themselves that they would destroy Legislature in the highest degree complimentary )ld Jackson!" Great laughter and cheering], ; b'.e length, which was well receivtd. Al 0 the end. * Congress adjourned he returned home ; found I \u25a0poke with eloquence nnd effect in favor of my me in public estimation, by bringing all sons ,of to my colleagues in the lower House, Col. Wei- Lid that distinguished statesman, James K. i'clock tbe meeting adjourned. A VoiceHow about Tilford'l letter m the Democratic nomination. Tiie speeches and votes of these charges against me. Then we beard for the first :ler, in the Senate and myself. Twice during my Polk, men who adorned the history of our country ' that Le was in a minority in Mr. Brodrbics l willallude to that, mr, fittbe> * FROM SOUTH AMERICA. Convention; bolted it; called another; nomi- two Senators were the main causes of my nom- time of my being the paid agent of the Pacific ! term did Ireceive the tribute of approbation from is Presidents of the United States. You bear ; proper time. 1 willspeak of it cow if it will was cated a ticket; joined the Black Republicans, ination. Other members, after giving" their Mail Steamship Company then that I inter- the Legislature. The last passed a Legislature of I be opposition talking about the Democratic I I you. At intend to give for me and I forty- ested in all bills I passed through Congress, j which, in his "Placerville" speech, Broderick says .icket m &Southern ticket, and looking to the received Our dates are from Santiago de Chile, l.v.h of please ixposi of Sacramento metier, therefore,an tV.e enemies of the Democracy; went before the reasons, also voted the J We are all Cxuro i fune ;Valparaiso, 16th ;Copiapo, 17th ; Arica, satire cor,- answer whole oeople of the State and was Lngloriouly beaten. ! seven votes six more than a majority of the Erery vile imputation was brought against me ; a majority of the Democrats were in favor of elect- i >rigin of our candidates. any questions relative to tberillnot my term hud not i \ians ; we meet here from every State in the me, when all the The Democracy the true Democracy ot the Democratic meaobers of the Legislature. Sena- person sacred relations of life were violated in ' ing him to succeed defeated in this by the Ameri- Confederacy, and although we have a natural \u25a0Ist; Callao, 7th ; IViu, 30th ;Melbourne, :h Senatorial election. I will, however, make Jhis for the purpose of breaking me down. expired, but were by eight thousand tor De la Guerru informed me that up to the moj country carried the election ttatement : Iwillprove, prove by evidence which The tftection for the spot and majority^ That was the second experiment he ment when the caucus met, he was urged by Mr. Broderick, their secret leader at that time, i cans and Whigs, who voted against them. What re now come together as friends we left behind, ; ifMay. [ know willbe satisfactory to the gentlemen here, citizens of this State, sn.de. First, he pretended to be a Democrat; Broderick not to vote for me that night, and he wanted to supersede me in the Senate. Now he |American party had not then organized. in Can.*. On the Ist of June, Congress met and j hat Judge Tilford has made a false statement. these charges. If could survive them is his history ! He commenced his debut I the ! 10 longer ot Tennessee, Mississippi or Pennsyl- he President delivered his message. The Co- Whether ..-.urwards assumed to be a member of every was so earnest on that subject, and the interview revamps can now. bo not IfI should retort upon him I, Senate by a speech on the Kansas question. That ; rania, but of California. Talk about a Northern i run ie calls itprecise and plain, and, comment- lot say; he did the intentionally or I Iwili rirty from whoan he could get a rote to sustain so protracted, that the caucus was in session then I " but. at time mentioned, willprove his proceedings. He returned after this when he reached the Capitol. After my depart- could bring actions of hie before the people that iis the speech in which be speaks of Hogging the i )r a Southern party Inn.' It never can spring ng on one of its paragraphs, adds: The Gov- .hat what he stated here [tapping the puperconiimin and beyond controversy that member* of the Lecompton Convention " cut- j iip,because natives of every neighborhood and irnment will neither follow the exaggerated i t*eond defeat to Washington, baring been cen- ure for Washington City there was a debate in can be established Tilford's letter) is untrue. i"Good."| would place him in an infinitely worse position. Iting their ears off. Presently he called, Water ! town of every State in the Confederacy are here. loctrines of radicalism nor bend towards a spirit 1ainingbeen informed, since I sured by the people. After the meeting of the the Assembly, participated in by nearly every He hare have been in town. " intimated iv one of my speeches that I:water!" That was his beginning. Presently he I Fhat is the reason we are so national that the j 'esisting improvement." says I Legislature he was censured by that body in member of that body who had voted for me for last Dr. Gwin stated to you that he V7ti3 an old was nom- had more influence in Washington than he had. choked down, and that was the end. He after- National Democracy is always triumphant here. The Talca Railroad is progressing ; tbe Haipo ! but accomplished speaker;" that he had Mumped ' md &manner that r,o man who ever sat in the Sen- the first time on the ballot when I cannot tell the truth when he speaks of , wards made a speech on the Kansas question. IIhey willstand by that patty as existing every-' >ridj;e willsoon be complete, and the line is ex*.*..' was before, for the course he (Broderick) inated, and they all denied any knowledge of Mr. Broderick ; my Railroad speech in the Senate. j where. [Voice"Three cheers for MeCorkle!' acted to be open to Kmcagua (sevtcty-tive j his State for eight years that he bad made wttnj " "t^d pursusd in regard to the instructions of the Broderick's preference for me or that be had in- an opponent. Indeed, he never intends to if he He says Ireadwas a speeches live hundred speeches in the United i good speech, and he will' Voices Put him out! Pat him out !"] No, niles) by the end of tie year. did. It Senate, whileBroderick had never stumped previous Legislature and for his deportment and fluenced or attempted to influence any one of can help it. Istated that Iwas informed that So I let him alone. There is an attempt made to '\u25a0 A new plan for the Santiago and Valparaiso i Statea He never make such a one. The Senate liked it .fccguage in the Senate of the United States. them to vote for me. This debate was exten- he had friends in the Mint at San Francisco. speeches in the Un'stttJ of tbe letters j tl&ilroad, based on Lioyd's surveys, has been > he State, or made any I Melt, here be is back aga>n. He has appealed sively circulated at the time through the news- never struck at the salaries there. But not ,the people too, as he will find out. He read his j manufacture political capital out regarding the j idopted. It not only reduces the expense of States Senate. Well, have made very few of the last Legislature to the papers, and Iwill cause it to be published again. getting the Collectorship for a particular friend, !speech it would be thought a good Black Re- j recently written by General C<iss, rom the action speeches in the Senate, and Inever before streturning to their | rights of nature* citizens and the length of time required to people once more. He presents himself before The details Ido not now recollect, but taken in he waged a deadly war upon the Custom publican speech. That was the one in which he | Ihare merely instruction works, but u\so furnishes much bet- empted to canvass this State. Why \u25a0xecute the you for the purpose of reversing their action connection with the remarks of Senators Dosh House to procure a reduction of the salaries. says he is not proud but ashamed of the order ! native land. There are two letters one lot before stumped the Stale because my enemies they hare imposed upon him. and De la Guerra, they furnished conclusive Broderick has a good deal of influence at Wash- I he came from. They are not proud of him. | as & caution to tbe party q'lestioning the other ,tr line and grade. ted the censures mv fit to poison the public mind against me-. be.-; in a more elaborate epistle giving reasons why there ! [Cheers .< The order of mechanics, the did Whut is his action i He has, after preparation, proof that I not receive the votes that nom- ington. lie is a traitor to the party that elected ! Peru. The accounts of the attempted revolu- While, then, Iwas a. candidate for your In presented himself in a new phase as a stomp inated me through the friendship or agency ofMr. him, and has gone over to the party ones his the country, from which some of our great- i might be a difficulty about returning. that that j tion by Colonel Zrbalks, a; Cuzco, as published [ refrained from going among you. Isutirag**.. am herethe n the Lima papers, are so contradictory r.nd up by those Broderick. Ihave also positive proof that it was enemies. Their leader, Seward. calls him the est and most distinguished statesmen have i letter General Ciss distinctly announces speaker. He has hud himself fixed in Senate the speech in doctrine of perpetual allegiance" does not exist, ! confused that it ie difficult to arrive at anythipg ;o-nit;ht, yon iej/restntativeyears thecome, and ol understanding the questions at issue, and now the earnest exertions of Mr. Broderick and those "jouDg, but brave Senator from California." sprung. That was also to 1 recognized by us. subject, ; like a patisfaciory conclusion. It is fuid that .be United Slates for four Once a trpeels. He seems to have selected as peculiar of his active adherents, who a!eo voted for Mr. They nursed him in order to give him strength which he denounced the President in thai i and is not now seeking public objects of attack the Governor ot the State, the Latham, that prevented the withdrawal of that to attack the Democratic Senator froiri this State. coarse and vulgar language for which he received i always a subject," is, be distinctly siys, a doc- j the revolutionary party which left for Puno un- am not before youto justify f.ll my volefavor. I iai here prepared s; and I We trine we never have and never will recognize. ! ier command of Mendoza rebelled on the sth of candidate for that office (Latham) end myself, gentleman in my favor on both the second and That was for the time. Presently he became the censure of the Legislature. What else every question that arose doling th position i.c occupied third sessions oi the caucus, which would have useless to them, and they "sloughed'" him off.i had a bill for the surveyof private land claims. IThe citizens of a foreign country, coming here, ! June, on the road to Santa Rosa, and fired upon rcted on reiiow-citizens, look at -\u25a0on. My u&me willbe found en everr year found he had not introduced a bill appropriating money for the 1 who, at the period they left the country of their | their ofiicerp, who ran away terrified, and thus last lefort he did this. This man who presumes to made my nomination certain. Iwill publish this They tried him last rote, whether cast inthe night or in ths daytime. Deputy Surveyors, who could not : birtb, without owing auy obligations to that; terminated the expedition against Puno. ' A VoickYou voted right, too. .Bs*il the private character and official conduct also, to show that from the time be secured his strength enough for them, &nd was, in fact, a Ipayment of thethe work because so expensive. I Government for military service or otherwise, i Bolivia. L'chenique still remained on the of n-.en you b;:ve intrusted with the highest posi- own nomination until mine was made he exerted bad associate. If the Republicans think that of > otherwise do Mr. Hrudeek-i -What' tion; icthe country; publicly in a hotel in San himself to defeat me. This recorded evidence him, what, in the name of God, does anybody This was the statement of the Surveyors them- might be liable to be drafted if they returned \ Peruvian frontiers, and his movements were: [Replying! You voted right. says the selves. applause. Mr. Broderick opposed it. Iknew itj again. You aie aware that in certain countries ! closely watched by Boliviaard Pern. Itis said [Laughter and -:. tisco insults a gentleman (I'erley refuses of the members of the Assembly, ar.d the votes else? He get of Europe so many out of a hundred are drafted j that neither he nor Cast Mr. KRor>EFu< k-1 believe I " did. kppl i had any share in the to give Limacy shliofactiou and puts himself upon And $preches of Senators Dosh and De la Guerra, reason 1 have no influence in Washington is that would be defeated. One Senator could not is prove' that the disgrace of being aided by Brod- 1 am not believed ;that they do not believe my an appropriation. Next day Broderick came in j for the army. Ifan individual first,prior to the late revolutionary movement of Colonel Cebalios, Can Dr. Gwin say a*much? [ V." No, inLis -it.or:, declaring thai uutil this can' wish you to understand that Ido not indrafting, should leave and return, he but itis doubted by many persona well iclormed deed. I re; he willnot recognize any call from any gee- erick does not a'.t eh to my election. I : nave no statements there. He gives the names of and asked the Senate to allow him to recall what time of tend to shield mycelf behind the position Ihold. ;'.em.c. That is to say, he gnv9 a license to his doubt he h >d laid his plans to defeat both Latham gentlemen not, as he says, placing tiny confi- he had said that it would ruin him when he | would be liable. That is the extent to which \ on the subject. cannot and myself, ifhe could prevent a nomination dence in rue: Toomb?, of Georgia, Davis acd came home. I went round to various Senators \ Cuts, in his letter, goes. The obligation must j The long pending difficulty between Bueno3 1 am here to discuss the issues of tie day witb tocpae to slander anybody, and yet you " changed their opposition. This!] the man- exist prior to an individual leaving his country, | Ayres and the Argentine Confederation )'v..i at any gentleman of character, be he a mechanic, you call rim to account for it. If try to club'" that night. Before the caucus met again he ex- Brown of Mississippi. [After a pause. j These and gets up and says be can in- \ and not be created by subsequent enactment, or length reached a crisis, and 2,000 men of the or a lawyer, or a decter, or aJudge. \u25a0\u25a0 [Applause. ( tin. he would cry he was rtrsecdted ; you get rpcted to be able to destroy us both by circula- gentlemen are thousands of miles away from he a Senator if th me the invite any gentleman to discuss any thir.g tatal results, ting the report of the purloined letter and my here. They cannot be called before you to brand struct the people of this State in regard to their, by service required when no longer a citizen. i Buenos Ayres army have invadul the Confedera- I h'.m into a controversy and tte ard ingenuous ie would be called iimnrtyr. How can you treat bargaining oil'the Federal patronage to him, ar.d this a calumny. He knows that; he knows it political sentiments and the action of Congress. These letters of General Cass are merely country tion. We are forced to follow thus it-cure the nomination of Judge McCorkle perfectly well. This is one of his ways to ac- The came Liak,re.ii achievement. He stopped tbe j tionary to citizens going to their native precau- Faragua has proposed to assist President Ur- issues 1ofcourtday, d a Irankand discussion, maninvestigation ner. li1 >ach un individual find that there is co one present who is willing; tbe nirr. acd e\po3e his character. There never has or some cew man. But th independent gentle- complish an object. He says I have not their appropriation for Lime Pomt the Success of j in" present disturbed state of Europe. [Voice qaiza with four war steamers. the cctc anything like this before in this State. men who voted for and nominated me, without confidence ;that they associate with me for the that fraud, as he calls it Why, the land belongs j The divil, you say !Do you think we've no Brazil bus determined to remain neutral, but is to mount this stand and disiuss publicgreat ramind, L tioncJ issues new agitating be undertake to i increasing her naval force in the La Pitta. Polices run as high here as anywhere else, but any knowledge on his part that they intended to purpose only of gaining my vote. Toombs, of to the man owning it. He has a title clear be- sinse, onld man!" Laughter. i I will proceed to arraign the Administration on a yond dispute. He can ask what he chooses for say t tut i! any citizen of the United States is a Four new steamers have beer, purchased by persons differing always treated each other as do so, frustrated his plans. None of these gen- Georgia, is a very distinguished statesman ; number of charges. Iwill commence by arbut gentlemen. Such was the case until the Brod- tlemen informed me of their intention to vote for man of great talents ; he belongs to that class his own. Is that fraud ? In one of his speeches ever seized when abroad, the preseut or any Buenos Ayres. Administration erick era of stump speaking. We are now com- me. It wa< their free, independent act, and as of public men in this country who vote against Broderick calls me the "Old Lime Pointer." Democratic Administration willassert his rights, ! Political Discissioxm at Forest City. A raigning Mr. Buchanan's ;for its neglect for ita to reweakness and imbecility fellow-citizens, regardless of the consequences. pelled to come down to the Broderick standard, many of them declared in the debate Ihave re- ail appropriations, nearly. He is one of the [Laughter and applause.] Well," If war fol- 1 really astonishing l correspondent of the Union, writing from Forest venge the outrages committed tgainst the lafor the purpose of exposing his calumnies and ferred to, to end the contest. If any one of them great economists of Congress; he has been in 1 had rather be called that than The Prince of lows, let us bavf. war. Itis went into fsl&ehoods in regard to individual?, and holding ever applied for office it was not through me, and one of the two Houses of Congress for the last shoulder-strikers and ballot-box staffers." [Great to see individuals making this hue and cry, and City, July 2t'th, gives the following particulars mented Crabb and his followers, who colonising him cp as he Uasbetn by two Legislatures to the Scnora tor the peaceful purpose of if any were appointed it was not with|my aid. sixteen asor eighteen years: was elected to the applause.] What is Lime Point Itis indispen- hear their expressions of fondness and affection j of a late discussion there: that country. They were basely murdered no cenure of the people of this State. From the So the disgrace of being nominated by the assist- Senate a Whig ; when in the Lower House, as sable to tne protection of the harbor ofSan Fran- (very recent) for the foreigners shouting for exception, was left to tell the first Iintended to abstain from all allusion to ance of Mr. Brodtrick does not attach to me. I at present, he was one of the seven Reformers ; cisco. Without itit can never be defended. The foreigners and decrying the outrages upon them There was an animated discussion a! this one. with a single boy escaped to relate the their fate, this individual. We have bad no relations for a thank God for it. It humiliating enough to me ana votes against almost all appropriations. It plan of fortifications for Sun Francisco was deis when many of them but a few years since at- place Its! evening between Latham and Burch story of facts. TbeirA terrible bones lie bleaching on the Jcicg time in the Senate. We have no: speken that Ibelieved, or was so far led off by the ex- has been my fortune to encounter him frequently, vised by the ablest Board of Engineers that ever tempted to place restrictions upon foreigners, on the one side, against Currey and Powell. tonight; and this Adminisio each other for nearly a year and a half. I Latham opened the ball and detained the plains of Ctivorcaseen lit to take any notice of citement of that contest as to imagine he had because he strikes at appropriations for this State sat in the country. The entire expense will not which was resisted by this glorious old party h; never intended in all discussions in which I engaged rendered me his aid. Iacknowledge that every as well as elsewhere, and does it upon principle. be less than 110,000,000. The work has been (Democratic), which has always stood by their audience about one and a half hours, shifting tration slaughter. in the State never to allude to him. In referring connection Ihave had with him was disreputa- There a number of this class in Congress, dis- commenced at the south side of the Bay, and fin- rights. Ihave been most struck by the course his ground in several particulars from his re- theirarraign this Administration for its weakness I io the Lecompton policy ot the Administration ble to any '\u25a0 i.'i'iuan. 1ask pardon of the peo- tinguished and patriotic gentlemen, but great ished to that point, requiring the fortification of of that eloquent gentleman, Colonel Baker. Un- ported speeches, and defending the AdministraI desired to speak of him only as one of those ple of California. I will make up for it by economists and opposed to appropriations. They the north side, which is Lime Point. In 185.", equaled in terrible invective, he can speak well tion in regard to citizens of foreign birth. J'idge and imbecility, a* evinced in the Paraguay expedition. The President fitted out en expedition from various States who, elected as Dsmocrats, i was opposing him in all his schemes all the time. are troublesome customers for new States, and Iwhen I out of the Senate, the Secretary of on the right or wrong side of a question. He has Currey repiyed for about three-quarters of un at a cost ofmillions of dollars, (or the purpose ot bad gone against us on that question. I was rApplause] I came to the knowledge of the bare bad a great deal of difficulty with them in War attempted to purchase enough of the point denounced this Lecompton party, as he calls it. hour, proving from tbe highest authorities tnxioas that these personal collisions, which tacts above recited goon after I elected. You getting through the appropriations for Cali- for these fortifications. The owner refused to Colonel Baker is an Englishman by birth. He Vattel, Kent, Story and others the right of calling Paraguay to account for the commission was cannot do otherwise than bring discredit on in- may recollect what a hyena cry was raised fornia. They oppose even appropriations to sell except the whole front, 2,:J00 acres, for which ought to be proud of it, for England is a great changing domicil, and that under our Constitu- of certain alleged outrages. What was the reTbirty-rtve thousand dollars was received dividuals honored with high official positions, against me soon after for having, itwas said, sold clear out the rivers and harbors tf their own he demanded 1200,000. He stuck to the price nation. We ought to be proud of him aa a great tion the right of Congress to pass Naturalization sult? full coxpensation for all the injuries inas a should be avoided. Bat Broderick has so chosen the patronage of this State. Where did this cry States. But this individual Broderick until it became necessary to complete the works. orator and acquisition. Butdoes he not know Laws implies the obligation to extend fall and flicted, and the American Commissioner, Bowlin, .ftr he has made the experiment whether he could come from ? From his company. They wanted nothing about Mr. Toombs, as will show yon IToe Secretary of War concluded rather than to that to the Democratic party, to which he has unqualified protection. shook Fpe&k at all(forhe had never tried itbefore). Alter to destroy me to put me in such a position that presently. Mr. Davis and I I known to each prevent tbe defenses fnr.il being finished, so as always been opposed, we are indebted for our adPowell followed in a stirring speech of about arleclionately who hands with the ;Paraguayan were Commander, Lopez Lopex comcould, in a remote lection of the I re bad found he one system of could not ifailed, they interfere with his schemes. Having other in Mississippi. I was elected to Congress. 1 to form a substantial protection to the harbor, mirable protection legislation, as now existing, ing hour. He charges Latham with undertak- plimented Lowlinembraced excellent character of on the country, away up at Forest Hill,he announced ! to support or follow both Buchanan and seek for protection in their Satanic At the expiration of my term I of the rights of foreign citiwanted it again. | that he would pay this price. Mr. Broderick im- for the President, acd then Bowlin had free leivc to ;fc a; Le had expected to meet me on the stamp , legions; but Iwillpursue them as long as Ilive. Mr. Davis wanted it also, and beat me in Con- i mediately denounced it as a fraud. The Secre- zens? Does be not know it was a Demo- Douglas on the question of Popular Sovereignty. his Ascension, where &nd discuss w.:b me before the peopie. That : Broderick had concocted a deep laid scheme to vention. That is the difficulty that brought me tary says: "If the Senator from California is cratic Administration sustained Ingraham when Nor did be f..:l of presenting testimony to sus- parade through the markets of whose charms women, of saw was a strange place to make the announcement the made on the to California ;otherwise, I would have been in jdisposed to denounce me for completing tbia pur- he brought bis guns to bear on an Aus- tain this charge. His remarks were well re- be sent all the pretty Iprevent was, inruinationto being next description to Mr. Buchanan ; he a detailed Ifhe wanted to discuss the political questions o: jnight it order the day circu- Congress from Mississippi to-day, as he (Davis) chase Iwill de&ist." He did. The appropria- trian ship to comDel the restoration to lib- ceived. Latham replied, pleadiog the statute of limi- ard this is the end of the Paraguay expedition. the d&y upon which we differed in the Senate, ;late the story relating to Latham that he is. lieis agallant gentleman an economist, but Ition has, I suppose, reverted to the National erty of an adopted citizen (Koszta) unlawfully i came up then, and if tations as to encouraging the formation of This ie the consummation devoutly obtained at why did he not let me know itbefore he started. |had had a letter purloined, and give that as a on a more liberal scale than Mr. Toombs. Inhis Treasury, as, under Act of Congress, every ap- seized A new question I of of We lived in the sama town (Sin Francisco.) close Ireason for supporting me, while at the same liberal manner of conducting the surveys for propriation not used in three years takes that ever it comes up again when the Democratic Clubs in Sacramento to take ForhilfiJ'nv. He an expense brieflymillions to a dollar?. of will portion very allude the by each other. At any moment within ten minutes ' time destroying me by an accusation of a bargain Pacific Railroad routes, while Secretary of War j course. Broderick, in this matter, attempts to party is in power they will meet it. Colonel did not deny the truth ofS. 11..MarJette's charge, now made by would have ito sell the Federal patronage. Why, it never under Pierce he displayed great friendship for impeach men whose shoes he is not fit to untie, taker is a Republican was an old fashioned but cluiir.fcd" that it was a private conversation. speech time mnce ; Mr. Latham in Yreka, a. "friend could hive given me notice. I or, in noticing the remarks had accepted the invitation. I no apologies to |be!ooged to me, and I state presently why I this State. As regards Governor Brown, IThe time willcome when he will be exposed for Whig, strongly tinctured with Abolition procliv- Nor did he deny saying that if tbe question at short will i my opponents, I will take up tboM of my was elected js&ke no defense for vt course. I .-.c to him, and many others before then, that I have not had social relations with him ; this miserable species of demagogism at the ex- ities. Iserved when he was in Congress. Have issue between Douglas ted the Administration of colleague first. Ihave been told by >\u0084.y friends', v Democratic Senator. Isustained Democratic I would not participate" in the patronage of the in- for several years. How is it with this pense of others. He can get no appropriations you ever beard of his saying anything against was fairly submitted that Douglas couid carry since 1 arrived in reka, that Dn G,via Btated ' went principles and a Democratic Administration, a: coming Administration. When I to Wash- man Broderick Why, ka never enters their ihimself. He don't know how to manage it. He the amendment to the Constitution of the State of California by twenty thousand majority. on Saturday evening, that Ihad neglected to ask they bare been by the people of this State. [Ap- ington City I intended to announce that Broder- doors. They would consider the carpet he treads has charged that Colonel Weller was pecuniarily Massachusetts proposing to compel foreigners to Powell joined briefly and gave way to Burch, for the appropriation for the pajmentof the war was plant* ] I not called upon to discuss cues- ick was a dire enemy of mine, but was dissuaded upon sullied if ever be crossed their threshold. iinterested in the Lime Point appropriation. I remain two years in the State after receiving whose remarks were confined mainly to the in.- debt, which was incurred some three years ago,, '' 11 tions witha "renegade who hus abandoned those :by devoted friends of both, they pleading that I he ertr eutti-3 a goiikiaarfs door it is an tr. . think it will be harder to prove than that he their naturalization papers before they vote at portant questions" The tegular organization and ir which tbe people If very electing him, and upon whom a censure has been j would injure, perhaps seriously, the interests of leption to a gaural ruk. [Laughter and cheers. :(Broderick) was in the Jenny I.md swindle and tbe State and municipal elections '- Turn to the and "the regular Democratic party," together much interested. Iwillof this county are bill state that when the He is here same State and you will find with ac attack upon Senator Broderick. passed by them. explanation to explain his ecu the State by & personal difficulty. Tbe first mail They look upon him as one of that class of in- the Peter Smith frand. It may happeD, in the statute books of that " payment of tLeFlorida meeting make. 1expeci that followed my off satisfacto- war aims, in for runaway nigger from have would As a Europe, that our country dues." Ifrom co opponents Cobut opposition 1 of those gentlemenarrival brought the declarations cendiaries that fire his put the torch in the hands !present stale of in war. We have the larg- a ''to vote after & residence the South is permit- rily,notwhole theout in tbe passed degree the be- was brought Imoved the suggested an amendment or wiping least my (De le Guerre and Dosh) in of the slave to tovh'ing master's dwelling. They !may be involved ted of one year. They thereto, by tbe terms of which the California that party, "ifthe question at between wtr had did obey and never have abandoned Senate, and the Legislature, demonstrating that I re- look upon him with the horror that men would !est commerce of any nation, and the bellig- give the nigger six years preference. [Laugh- lief that and the Administration issue fairly debt was to be paid. My colleague wai iD its* subceived no assistance from him (Broderick) in my naturally feel for those who would incite a ser- !erents might infringe upon rights as neutrals, or ter. A Voice" Republican State, but they do Douglas wLose representative Iam in the Fellow-citizens, there mitted that Douglas* could carry California by his seat at the time, He took no notice of th in the Legislature elected election. I ofour the same in the South." then determined to make a publica- vile insurrection and destroy the country in !commit an unfriendly act in their treatment whose representatives to was matter, and I found that I unable one sncod me to that position. Cheers. '; Therefore, ifhe tion of everything that had passed between us to which they live. This is his relations with naturalized citizens who visit their native land. ere several other gentlemen who willaddress twenty thousand majority." of am in carrying my amendment. I matter was th was \u25a0wanted to discuss that principle, why did'nt he ) the people of the State.. I again dissuaded them. He speaks of them and of other gen tie- The harbor of San Francisco by this delay is you. There are otiier topics the subject of nonrethe Administration Military Committte to which this to Mr. King,. solemn promise of this individual that men as ifhe iniiD and had general inUrccvrsc not completely fortified. A powerful fleet of the intervention, forinstance. My interpretation of Senatorial }fov:v.i.T:^y. invite me? Why wait until be got intomeet under the in I bad jhe would, an address to the people, declare with Hum. lie sevkr did. I spoken c! enemy would be able, in consequence, to levy a the Kansas-Nebraska Actis that of nine-tenths party of the Senatorial District composed of the ferred. York, this claim referred say be "expected to have BtoantaiO, and then a very industrious member of our of KM ire:" That won": do "with the people of this these allegations false. He has never done it. these gentlemen as gallant, chivalric, lull of contribution of $4,000,0G0 or $5,000,000 a week who voted for it. lam in good company when counties of P'airaE and B.uieheve totr:'.caud as committee, expecting a few ble report. Bnt stand by State. They are too intelligent ;they understand He made a fort of a half wcy one in a letter to honor and generous spirit. So they are. Brod- upon us. In su:b cr.se, what would the author I now those who passed the bill. aThere is their candidate for the State Senate, Dr. J. M. you had sent n agent from this coun'y-a tall in tbe United States Senate solitary Vance. The Republican nominee for the same political questions better tfiaa those I any State General Rediogton, of Sacramectr, which did erick has heard of such things. "That is all. or authors of this delay deserve: Because, in not hair, a dark colored mi* derick not accomplish tbe object. I give yon the He never knew the feelings that actuate those Broderick's judgment and he isa < tat mu'itory member who voted for it that does tot entertain will is R. O. Gaskill, cf ForbestW. The vounc nan, joucgbUck have ever addressed. exgentlpm-.' who :b the Union I previous occa- i People's party have not yet placed tleir man in constantly at the house on to Mai v3r.iie,and there discovered reasons 8 urged by a distinguished friend of great patriots. Upon principle they oppose ap- men, you know this property is. not worth the opicion ILave expressed on a continued oaistelr and who was gentleman saw fit to mine, and to whom Krcderick made this promise, propriations. They are deeply s.itJcLed to th? $200,000 for fortification purposes, therefore our sion. lam not in favor cf a slave code in the the field. . had _" V^.: s c*fr point. Tfcat was that I chdlenged ! This been of D- win. did Ido not, Itis not necessary never lit went, and be thought hid io appeir before tte people cf this state !why I cot make these matters public. 1 Democratic party." For this reason you hear it;only harbor is to remain undefended. individual Territories. will be proposed for that has to this reason. MBDi Caupaigx Paper. A weekly Repub- abase n:e wherever and never strengthen hii m I in Mr. King's, cpon the instruction resolstions of year before knew the interests of a new State like this would cried that the Democratic party is opposed to Ifellow-citizens, intend to allude very dirty subject. He is a There is power to execute the laws and project lican campaign paper, tntitied the AlaiueJa that he could presented those resolutions in tbe be vitaliy irjured by differences between her appropriations for this State, and consequently Ifurther. It ie a When; I by speaking disrespectfully of me. He wr \u25a0ast. favor gentle- California Bhould go against that party. These nuisance ; but his falsehoods have io be ex- property in the Territories. Tbe power the Su- County Htrald, Lcs been established at Oakland mistaken. had faaii* Fellow-citizBS, United S'.aiea Senate, Eroderick denouueed them; Senators." I served with two other a gentlemen I soon get clear. Then preme Court has io reverse &decision of ac in- by Frank F. Fargo, editor. ib to be diatribated ensiled opos. tLii joob{ etc tbe iG-wro erao^A We f.t he wti rc'd they did cot represent the opinions of the men in the Senate before Broderick wasWemem- where. Theyhave spoken of oppose them every- posed. ;orf will U.viox willnet of him. seed ft ferior Court utu order iie decifiict to betitw.ed grata; iosg'j tercugtcit ;fcvIt tty. . we ite crake* tlut keep this the tc; the ceed to were that iciir-tnts few. FrtitPt fw icy m wlleigce. pecjjle o/ tbe St&te nfCsiifornii

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