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CIrY CEARrER.-We invite the attention of our by large and respectable meeting of democratic ci tixens at the Alhambra Saturday evening last.

 Although proposed and adopted by party meet tug, they free from partisan objections they possibly could bo made. under the circumstances api framed with eye to the general welfare oi the city.

 We have doub, that they will meet the general appreciation Of citizens of all classes 1t will be seen that the restrictions upon the right of suffrage embo- died in the late charter are ExPUKeED. This the republican party felt itself bound to do by its pledges and principles.

 The Registration Law" to be abrogated.

 The city marshal Is be elected by the people.

 All FKEs and rERaUIRIrEs of office to be abro- gated' aud stated salaries paid for stated duties.

 TIE REcoRDER's OPTICS to be abolished.

 The mayor to perform the Recorder's duties; to have salary of three thousand dollars; and to be invested with tho pefo posce upon the acts of both boards.

 The Mayor to have vote at either board.

 The number of wards to be increased to seven, each electing two aldermen and one member of the council; and some other changes.

 We commend the proposed changes to the candid consideration of the public If is objectionable in any of its features, lot amendments be proposed; and fcomins from respectable sources and in pro- per spirit, we dosbt not that they will receive res pecifm consideration.

 The object of the democratic party is the public good-they desire to live under free charter and equal and impartial laws. They deu,and justice for themselves. and do not seek to oppress others.