Nevada national., 1859-03-05

Coon -Mr Nrasrson of the State Sen ir
ht- 'utrnHte. Il "a i,il ,v'.nd'ng W" pr''ilr'
..- u' 'hr Hem. ~ nd Ls'd s" 'nrarr f'
-.r~.r-. rai. rhd f.rair. I'd "a ~
: ol m",.. q. We hup' tiat 10" y ''' o
.., etrur-i @ i,ut..,r ni ".r i.r. >i.i'r~. !
90 inV be- h.ru found g. cuu'". r"ni m''r.
i'~ np married p' t."r- "' know %" rch-"i
81 those. Wno. tom choice ar ""c'~-'iN
remain single. should NO. irrnt,ti.d a' "'''
20 tho .pme benefit. it De- thr niJ'ci ol
thi- Law 10 encourage ard reward d" th"
taking Of wifr." se think that THE OH %
wculd b. equally ns Effectively ncc'upl 'h. q
Y aim ttiug nm arii-d persons To .. 'te
privileges aris Hg from The rilhl n' Home
stead large nuiuIe ot cur Ncun- ntf
i.Gl the lite of ltr' .'or Ter 'h I'n-hi.
that they have not the mrnr~. or i.'.l t',F
htvr not 81 support fius "a V iir N'N. u ".
Audrrsnn'> LiIl liac,m,s 80 INV. Nuung m.n
can acquire prrminent home. 4" "h'en
they can conduct their wives With pride mud
pleasure. It will also have the effect OF
making them more steady. and coniining
their exeriions and industry to one place and
object the surest means OF their succeeding
II life. for M one will labor to build up. what
there i no certainty Of their heing allowed
10 preserve Tthama GG=effe.
Now that sounds yell and looks like good
reasoning. Suppose John Doe. who has
been ia the court for an Indefinite unml"r
Of years. owns such a homestead and leads
thereto with pride and pleasure blu-hing
cr,roiue. Suppose that John owes Grbts
enough to make the law an advantage to
him. and that il ctn't he touched for his
debts Suppose that John Doe, lnicher
and baker know al about the law and John :
circumstances. " here IL John to get his Tread
and meat? John can ork and get money Is
the reply To feed himself and family. Well
Il john is spirited enough 10 do at. he is
TOO much of a man 10 own property wh ch
hi. nriphhor has fought and i"r which John
has received it, value and John and his
hlu-hiug bride (ii shr he ui thr right sori)
viii execute mortgrg. for ihr ont,land-
'nas aud 50 abolish the law wh.ch makes
him rich Al anuthrrs expense.
Il chaid Roe. wh" came over with John
Dur. in th, old -h'p common law ., poor
man With numerous family and d"rs tot
own - homestead. John Doe owes Richard
Roe a thousand dollars and has u home
worth tive thou. aud John cast or wont
n,v r ,hard aud ~ Mr. Il Rcnard ma 10 ."
,ilhuui a Now hon'u /. aud th, lilll" R"''s
,rrIes,d. amt yet the one ou-rnd dot
ir- ni Richrid Roe money j. jt-ily and
~. a.. LII H..
Vow il all John Dos crrd tnrs were rich
mem protection To JOHN ia ii.e rhnu-nni
lullar- 81 a homestead together with tnous-
sad oi tNo more in plate aad >lrd g., cio'hr-
.,uid be ah veil enough: trr the 60 CT d.
ter h,- 40 r.-h'. SieW Of thr statute. IT,
., r,ch Shyio,k- deserve un sympathy aud
j. ally le'po.-irA cI that aii cr,diIor- air
ylo,k-.
SERIOUSLY .-a uot us 'sNs o, .i't or a..
5uue a"m al. an ..ro.tt-.t u Ga
.anu., ird -t, #. 'a.o. o.i '.-
afp.., .oosll sf ra,.fa
a.,a .oi a., oie ,b.m Dee owe VITO
.ot u,tiau rot',s. as - c'u q.cur'
3 @, DIT fam , man nom ia"'sbly Zoo
-.rring .uiliy IT," a., n'i,li. IL
wh ,h Follow : drii. ..luplH and dd,,- iull uuoi
lac u-oc oi aho leprn .n mnn l1r
p.r, ri-hi ard pr per and T. uatutat.
l. ,uch e. r:i.ic barrier remain etW',
d tn aud dht seems to a.. the most ~ .,'
policy. L.ta mau know ard feel that drnt
:. tine bard l-t oi task mast r. thrt it is ut
i,r'y % arll,ss AID ,Sncting. that it TAX.
rr1u O. m -p.p,clnhility. from his wife har
% n.s- and tram hi lnhrs their hrrnd. and
',.. ha> lhou,lud times stranger reason tur
%, uil..ss r tuan pr0'rct.ns Laws can give.