Nevada national., 1859-07-30
n.Sdsrieks peAur.

srcs on lts Political stump excited TIE carl
lsily or thousands. Al vi'hsd 10 see him,
aud all. with . sonHrndsols desire worthy
,flibsrsl ard rsIr minded msn. wished 10
s.sr The s-n.icr speak 10 defence OF biz
-eurss IN Congress That d-fesse has but
eensim.d the sp'nI.n Of bis oppcnsnts. and
dealt ch.rrin aud disappointment to bis ad-
mirsr.. Iii. Justification consists IN the fol-
leulnr:--Hr nsvrr eslisd upon the Presideut
o. the United Slater. because the Preridsni
dla not call on him fret. lie says he .'nsvsr
bad SPOKEN to the +. n General, nor the
b.,ds Of the departments since tbe Lecomp-
ten question came into Congress" He leaves
us 90 Infer that be vas unable 10 act .nielli-
70 ily on all matters Of Interest TO Cslifsr-
mia. because hs bad 40 insress 10 the different
departments Of government. and yet be was
never rs'Ased admission to any Of the depart
msnu. The fact 10. hisper.onsl revenge and
muli,h ehst!nscy have been allowed 10 con-
troll bis whole course, snd the result 10 that
California has to day. bnt one Senator who
prefessss to legirls.s for her interests.
One thing, however. be has done be az
serted on the aosr ef the United Ststss SEN
ate. that the cost Of living in Cslifor nis Was
a. lev a. 10 the Atlantic States. and other
Senators. teenly attentive to such assertions,
took 10 up and reduced ths sppropr 'atioss
,o~ ,Ai. CT. ....r.l hurax.d ,ho.,..,t Al
lars. Thus depriving California Of a jusi
contribution Of the public funds. throwing z
Gu, OF employ mesi hundreds Of our laboror-
ers and mechanics, and leaving them aud
their families 10 . helpless condition. Bu,
/ a. to this his record is consistent. Hi,
speech in the Senate on the 22ud Of March
1853 after referring to the fac, Of having
been lsboring man himself. he says: ~ an
not proud Of this. lsn sorry if is true.
have not the admiration nj the eisss Of men
from risnee TsprunE ths, ght be expect.
ed. DO"
His iovs Of toll never evincei itself in this
State. Bat from correspondent Of the s
F. National. we learn tbs. 10 1857 he told
Mr.. Latham that he bad expended th. sum OF
S275. 900 to securea . seat In tho u S. Senate.
We fear no homes, lsbor ever amss,sd that
sam OF money; We opiue that it re,ulsed Fl ON
The Jenny Lind swindis-sheiher be ever
ssfsd for II or not, and other swiudls. equal
" % diabolical--vhsther be ever oefed tor
them or not.
His hostile attack against the appropria.
tion for, and purchase of Lime Point. with
the charges of fraud against ssme6sdy. bs,
resulted In clearly proving 10 the country
that nobody committed fraud. HE attempt
10 prove that The Legislature Of 1858 :. b.
hored as no itgisiofEre tver behaved before,
for ins,ructing him to vote for the ad lesion
Of Kansas TITO the Onion. amounts TO moth.
Ing more than "ths feeling of loalhine and
contempt which Hn has for the legislature
Of 1889, that eensnred him for di.eteyins
those instructions. Intact his whole srgu-
ment on the Kansas question ia unthirg but
. rshssh Of the appeal. and addresses issued
BY the rebslliOus and ,rsitorous gang OF To
pska and their friends in Consrea
AT Nevsds be gave his long promised HE
tory OF the Senatorial election, and amid the
cheers Of bis followers and the shout. Of the
curious. the great ehieftsin proceeded to give
in detail how he sold himself and bis friends
to DR.. Gwin. As his history OF that election
attack, tn honesty Of our candidate for Gov
ernor, We here insert card thar appears in
the 8. F. National from Mr.. TIlford
Some strange developments srs mad. on
the fret page Of to-day's issns. extracted
from Mr.. Brcdsricks late speech az Nevsds.
in regard TO the senatorial election of 1857
In explanation and contradiction Of one i'm
portant portion OF ur. Broderirks r,msrks
Mr.. Frank Tilford Of this city mas addre..ed
the following card to some Of the morning
papers:
Upon the eve Of Ls.ham's elestisn, when
there remained nothing to b. done bu, TO
make up the official record of tho " hieb VOID
elect him. gentleman whose el.iu,s favor.
ed for the poet OF Collector Of the port of San
Francisco. came Ia me and said that Latham
bad snms Tins before given written nj DE
promising to support him for the sams posi-
ton. IN the event Of bic U..tham's) election.
But now. his electios being considered GER
tain. Mr.. Latham had Determined 10 ,unnor,
another indivi vidnsl. aud in hi. .nri.,, 10 on.
tain rossssion OF bis written pledge. Latham
bad dsputsd . men TO peek nv friend. ana
snrreptitious!y ohisin posses,ion of the letter
eon,aining that same written pledge"
A an the .fsisnd referred TO bv Mr.
Broderiek. my own honor and Justice 10 Mr..
Latham require from me . candid and ,xpli.
cit ststement OF the tr.nssciian in ,n.sticn
A brief narration Of my position tevsrd.
Nessrs. Frederick and Latham in ,bs s,n,,o.
rial contest OF '57 may he u.c,..arv A /.
more thorough understanding Of all ti- f.c,.
Of the case. lt is well known that Tx., an
ardent and constant friend Of Mr. Brodsrick
and advocated bis elsc,ion 10 the position be-
new holds.
AZ q member OF the legi,lstnr. Of ,5s .s7
| had u in my power TO render him efficient
terviee. Amoug other mstters referred 10
in repeated conversations bet~ NJ RroS-
erick and myarlf the dispesition Of IN. "a
ersl patronage in this State. in thu evan, -
his success. aud the selection of a ;,.,J.
colleague Tor the Senate wer- discuu,d H.
b'oderick voluntarily profered me bis .rn.
oc'' for The Colleciorship. OF San Fr.nc;,cn.
ms pfvf.r was wholly unsolicited On nv
part ana sshen afterwards (both prior ma
suosfqient htis slection) l offered ta
'es" h'm rom b. soIustary promise. b, a.