The Nevada journal., 1852-09-24
MORNING. SEPTEMBER "a.
Nevada Journal vs.. Gen. Scott /"

ses the heading we have appended to
lis article because We quoted "a speech
f Faulkner TO show he was once an
bolitionist, and says:
Mr.. Faulkner is moulded in the image
{ Garrison, or in other words, is an aboi-
onist Of the blackcst dye, for advocating
ne gradual emancipation Of slavery IN Vir-
inia in 1882, and Gen. Scott having declared
Limself in favor of the same measure, and
@d lie been in the Legislature would have
oted for it, as matter Of course, he too is
n abolitionist of the Garrison stripe
I We admit that Gen. Scott favored
he bill introduced into the Virginia
legislature for the prospective eman-
sipation of slaves in that state. SO
lid Thos. Richie, the apostle Of De-
nocracy, and Jas. Mcdowell, and It.
7. Randolph, both prominent demo-
rats, and many others. If Faulkner
lad done no more, he would not be
an abolitionist of the Garrison stripe
But he outran everybody else-hold-
'ng slavery as an unmitigated nuis-
,nce, its extension to be resisted as q
lernier resort ~ ct armis, even at the
sacrifice Of houses, property and lands,
lenouncing the principle Of yielding
compensation for the losses of owners,
and doing more by his violent aboli-
lionism to defeat the bill than any of
its opponents. In our article on the
subject, We designed to show what
kind of a man Pierce had gained in
who, with words of fiery
and peculiar hostility to slavery scarce
cooled on his tongue, dcnounces Gen,
Scott for sentiments inimical to fif,
teen states Of the Union," because he
believed with the most distinguished
men of Virginia in 1882 in the grad
,,al emancipation Of slaves. If sold
Tom Richie" is an aboli.ionist for
supporting the bill we have named,
the State Journal can make the most
Of SCOTS favoring it.
That amiable Cerberus, our demo
cratic neighbor, seems 10 exist in hot
water rs its natural element. Now il
lushes like bull at red flag at its
political contemporaries, and now cx.
cites the ire of its political friends by
its oflicious superintendent" The
state Of fret and worry it is always in
is really pitiiul. In its issue Of the
2 list, it makes three distinct onsets at
as many papers Of the state. We
half suspect that like the spectators at
a bull fight the wicked editors are
their hsndkerchiefs in its face
to see it pitch and below. But all its
tormentors are not on one side, if this
is specimen
Resolved, That we deem the democracy
Of the 9th Judicial District, consisting Of
Butte, Colusi, 81 asia and Siskiyou, compe
tent to nominate candidate to the Office o
District Judge without the oilcious and dis.
superintendent of editors from
abroad"
The "senior editor" Of the State
Journal says, "thats me-" without
being asked, and says the resolution
was passed at the Colusi county con
vcntion. lie also says some lima
tured things Of those who didn't see
the virtue of his superintendent, Iioi
likely to improve on previous footing
In its reference to US, tho S. Jour
nal speaks Of "the brief career" o.
our sheet! However brief it has been
it was established year before the
hcaving elements of corruption, state
pap, and Hardenburg called into cxis'
tence the t" State Journal" The con
oI fat state job to be fough
for, and broken politician to be sus'
gestated that sheet; and The
it evolved internally in try
ing to elect Hardenburg, and in seeing
him defeated. explains its rabid char
evinced ever since.
CHEERING FROM THE NoRTn.--A friend
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