The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06
PhalaRx Nominations.

Inc enemy, ana tney are ours. Every
mau on the State ticket, except Or. Keene,
IS political friend of Broderick, and
even Keene is accused by the returned
delega tions of having sold himself to Brod-
erick for nomination The Dictator had
hnt to raise his finger, and host of satellites
did bis bidding. The. man who could COM
mand but four votes in the last 4. ssemblv
after his triumphant oppone,lts had swept
the State, and elected t. cir Congressman
DOW has so thoroughly ont maneuyered
those opponents that they have lost all
spirit, and T.eekly take the ticket he desie-
oafes' He drew them into compromise,
and then bound them hand and foot, and
delivered them to political oblivion -
hrodersck has issued his fat, and the
word has gone forth - The chivalry
bave been bamboozled, and not even the
compliment of one sorry nomination Las
been paid them. No crumbs fell from
their masters table Not one bone was
thrown to the dogs But this result was
predicted from the first by every disinter-
ested man, who looked on in Venice
Had not the last two years. fight between
the ehivalry and Broderick taught the
former their antagonist-that he never
compromises except for self-'iat union
With him means submission TO his will
IN every thing--that he despises the tools
be uses, and filings them away when his
purpose is answered The only salvation
low left for the ehivalry is by works meet
for repentance. Let them fall into the
ranks, they can have no missions, and
with the war cry . Great Is Broderick p
fight for his tieket-let them fall down
and worship the image he has set up, and
they may hope in few years, if they evince
no compunctions or distaste to his dirty
work, to be received to his favor. Brod-
erick's image and superscription is stamp
ed On the State ticket, and the Gwin men
must render to him due tribute There
was some thing manly in the former posi-
tion of the boilers. An attempt was made
20 elect an United States Senator at an
unusual time, without consulting the peo-
pie, and a strong party bolted, and were
sustained by the people. The last cleo
ton gave them vast moral strength,
which, had they understood how to use and
retain, had forever crushed their vexatious
foe. Broderick was depressed, and those
who did not know the man thought him
forever broken. But the victorious wing
= suffered itself to be drawn in to a compro-
mise, and thGsso> be his tool He had
everything to gain, and mas gainedit-they
every thing to lose, and have lost all
Now, Just TO show the friends of Gwin the
temper of this man and his associates, and
how much they, have to hope from the
subservieney they have manifested, we
quote from his and Gov. Biglor's organ,
the State Jonrncl Of Jan 9, of this gear
"But it is too fate for these gentlemen to
talk about unity and harmony In their
mouths these wotds mean submission to
their will and obedience to their dictates.
They declared the war, and now that the
war has been eopmenced, they shall have
1t TO their hearts, content. We want no
truce We ssk for no intermlssion Of the
contest, With she cross Of the true faith
on our banners, and the motto, "By this
we conquer" in bur hearts, we are assured
of victory over he enemies with whom re
war. No, gentlemen, there is no peace
for us uutil your corrupt and nefarious
faction is extermiRated War-|Fwar to
the knife and the knife to the hilt lis
oil you can claim, all you can have st our
hands
1t is too late NOW to talk of uniting on
friend of the Federal Administration.
The Administration has scorned the will
of the people OF California in turn the
people of California scorn and despise the
Federal Administration The Federal
Administration has iiled the Offices in this
State With men who have prostituted their
talents, their energies and their position,
so the reelection of Mr. Gwin."
Friends of Gwin you are "a corrupt
.ad neiarious fiction" You we're to be
esterminated, aad you have been. How
laeekly youput your heads into the moose
yon we're fopewarned by Broderick to ex-
rect "war to the knife" but you did not
remember that the kisses Of an enemy are
IS dangerous as his dagger.
SCHOOL R1oNEY-Six hundred and fifty
sva dollars is the distributiye share of Ne
sad4 County of the school moneys for this
yeai, asd may ae had BY the county treas
ases on application to Paul <. Hubbs, su-