The Nevada journal., 1854-06-23
~While we do not agree with all

%While we do not agree with all
the inferences deducible from the following
article, from the Batte Record, we most
heartily concur in the opinion it were time
we should begin to look elsewhere than to
that sink of political pollution, San Fran
cisco. for our representatives and Senators
in Congress-
1t is fact we'll known, that San Fran
cisco and Sacramento at present monopo-
lize the entire delegation from this State
in our national councils-Sacramento hav-
ing one representative and San Francisco
one representative and both United States
Senators. Our national representatives
have been similarly monopolized ever since
our organization as State, with the single
exception of Messrs. Marshal and Nc
Korkle-two representatives-which the
political tricksters who have made our
State the scene of their operations gracious
ly permitted to be chosen from other por-
tons of the State. Against this unan-
swerable assumption Of political menage-
ries, our conventions have firmly and un-
yieldingly protested. Our delegates to the
State Convention are not to ask as favor,
but to demand as a right, that one Rep
resentative to Congress be chosen from the
northern portion of the State, and that, too,
without any dictation as to who the can
didates shall be from the corrupt horde,
the self styled MAJORITY" who conducted
the thieving and disgraceful proceedings
of the late session Of the Legislature. Our
Senators and Representatives in the State
Legislature. Our Senators and Repre-
sentstives in the State Legislature are in
structed to use their utmost endeavors to
secure the next United States Senator to
the north.
San Francisco has had every Senator
that has yet been sent to Congress from
California, and has made her arrangements
to fill those offices for the next eight YEAR,
To carry out her schemes and appropriate
these Offices to her favorites she is ready
to use any and every means, however un-
principled they may be. In doing so her
object is to render the balance of the State
wholly and entirely tributary to her own
interests. They would neglect the rich
and extensive mining regions and aqi.
cultural districts Of the north, and use their
influence to locate the great national high
way over the deserts of Mexico, under the
plea of erecting a commercial barrier to
protect neighboring Republic from the
predatory incursions of hostile Indians, but
in reality that the boundless resources of
the north may be made subservient to her
overgrown corruption. The practicability
of northern routes are not to be entertain
ed for moment, and the politician from
the north who has the hardineod to de.
mand and defend her rights is denounced
as "bolter" from the true democretic
faith, and measures adopted to compass his
ruin. We hope other northern counties
will coincide with the views of our con-
vention, and uniting as one voice, send
forth sentiment to the State Convention
and to the next Legislature that schemes
of corruption can no longer be disregarded.
The north has the talent to represent her.,
self without constantly submitting to the
presumption of the fog enveloped political
rascals of the Bay. In confding to the
just rights of the north, San Francisco
would lose nothing, for, while claiming to
have our rights respected we wage no war
upon those Of other portions of the State
San Francisco has showed conclusively
that her Senators neglect the just claims
of northern routes. The north claims that
she can furnish a Senator who, while at
tending to her interest, will not neglect
those connected with other portions of the
State. Having made these demands, the
north will not be satisfied without obtain
ing them and those who aspire to the con-
troll of political affairs should stake due
notice and let it be accordingly so DONE"
THEArRE.--By advertisement it will be seen
that the Theatre will be opened on Saturday
evening next,with strong company under the
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