The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30
WHOLE NUMBER 1876.

TAR UNION OF THE OpYostrlos
AGAINST THE ADMiNisTRATIoN.-This
union, says she n. Y. Express, seems so
worry the heading Administration or
gans, as IS natural, bat the amount and
intensity Of it IS almost supernat-
ural. There is general cutlery among
them from Dan to Beersheea and their
defamation is as Fen vid az July sun.
Disunion in the 0pposaton--es especially
that disunion which has gwen. and
which yet seeures power to What calls
itself democracy eertsiniy desir
able for men in office, and tor men who
are laying then pipes to act IN. or TO win
the new $g0,eooao speils of the gov
ernment, but continued, prolonged dts
union is death to al reform m the gov
ernment, or to all corr setisn Of its ssea.
strous abuses.
Government needs change, as the
air and sea needs change. Putretaetian
an inevitable result OF stagnation. The
very fact the government has run ap its
expenses 50 suddenly to se9, go 900 de-
monstrates the necessity of a thorough
overhauling OF the administration Of tbs
Treasury.
How SOME or rHE MoNsy Goss.--
In looking up the leaks by which the
Treasury is annually depleted says an
exchange, we must not overlook the
small drippings, which in the end con-
tribute no small sum to swell the aggre-
gate amount of official e4ysnditnre.-
Among other items OF this class, We no.
tice that the well-known Jenny Mahon.
of Washington, has received from the
United States Government, since the
election Of jackson, in 1929, the large
sum Of S400, ,0Oe for entertaining Indians
while on their periodical visits to Wash
ington Mahon Bnites so his function of
tavern-keeper that ct public gardener,
out of which his receipts from the Gov
ernment must have been enormous, se
he is said to charge 50 40 for every tree
he plants in The public grounds or ave
nues-the labor being performed by the
Government workmen, and the tree
boxes furnished by the Government.
carpenter. His services are, therefore.
pretty much clear profit.
Con SYMBoLlzED.-A man has righ:
to picture God according to his need,
whatever it may be This being siiut
up by ecclesiasticism to narrow way
of coming to God has stifed many 8
soul. The whole round of symbols has
been employed to represent God to Us,
the loftie8t as well as the lowest things
The bird that fans the sun, and the bird
that hides from it under the leaf, arc
alike taken to symbolic Jehovah.
A man has right to go to God by
any way which is true to him. If yeu
can think it out, that is your privilege.
If you can feel it out, that is your ptisi-
lege. One thing is certain; the child
has right to nestle in his fathers
bosom, whether he climbs there upon
his knee or by the chair from behind
any way, so that it is his father Wher.
ever you see God pass, mark it, and go
and sit in the window again. Beecder.
CoPARTNBRsHP.-A colered firm in
Newark, n. J. having suffered some pc.
cuniary embarrassments, recently clos
ed business, and the senior member gave
the following 'notis' to the public
''De dissolution of Co parships hereto
fore resisting twixt me aud Moses Jones.
in de barber pei fession, am heretofore
resolved-Pussons who ose must paw
the inscriber what the firm ose
must call on Jones. as de firm is insoly
ed GiGEU JoHNsoS
The English government is about to
present to the French government the
funeral car that bore the exile of St
Helena to his tomb A portion of fhe
carriage used by Napoleon in his solita-
ry excursions in the island was taken TO
build the hearse that carried him when
dead.
a Two rare examples of longevity
are recorded in the Naples journals.
which state there are now living in SEN
africa a brother and sister, the former Of
whom. named Vito, was born in Novem.
Der, 1898; and the latter in November.