Nevada national., 1859-07-30

uo'efnor nas Wzkeu up Does not the
Onion sss that Senator Gwin is alive and
kickiug' David c., the Unions fayorite.
catches II 10 the following. which is taken
from the Standards telegrsphic columns
Itis qaisklime upon Dawes raw.
YsKKA. 23. 1859.
The following Is an extract from Senator
Gwin's speech, aelivered at Yreka, this ore
ming:
As to bis lBroderick's1 remarks about the
senatorial election, they are tissue of false
hoods. from beginning TO end. know the
main portion OF his statements about Latham
10 be false; Latham was a victim to Brode-
rick 3 villiany In that contest. Under the
garb OF friendship. be concoeted conspiracy
against me, that is without parallel in this.
or any other state; he deceived and then
tried to ruin me, bu, turned upon him and
bis minions. and will pursue them a. long as
! live. Acknowledge, with shame. that for
a time was deceived by him. and am vii.
ling to atone for IL in ssckcloth aud ashes
To suppose he was my friend. was OF i,seli q
degradation. that nothing but the passion.
eneendercd by bitter contest would justify.
hs IN tended to defeat my nomination. while
protesting TO be my friend up 10 the very
moment when IL was made In caucus. After
bisschemes bad failed be attempted iodestroy
me. | have abundant proof Of these facts.
and bad prepared them for public action in
Wash ngton City two years ago; last spring
he heard Of IL. snd like q covering hound
begged quarters. Iwas persuaded then to
desist ~ biz solemn promises that be would
publish an address TO the people OF this State
euntrsdictiag the vile slauders he bad him
seIi coneoctsd against me, be then had some
hopes OF being q respected member OF the
Senate. and he knew that On the publication
OF the facts had collected, he would be
recognized as disgraced man. Now, he
has no hopes. he 10 iniamous-is trying by
ialsshood and Misrepresentation 10 bring
down others TO his level--hc also Ls.es the
sSs fsg.sssdna:sr n:rsz szs, ysHss uErsEr.ss'
Infamous man that ever eat in the Senate
Hence bis falsehoods about Latham, our nom-
inee for Governor. aai his attempt TO shif,
the controversy from me him. TO injure bis
election. But this shall not arail him; / am
no candidate, and the contest between US is
personal and outside or the party contests Of
the. lie does not. 10 bis speech. attempt TO
disRuis the fact that he was prostitutinx the
high Office that had just been conferred uron
him, to monopol,ze The Federal patton q y- TO
pay bis cl, ctioneering debts that while II il
false tha! intended, by any act OF mine. TO
say or do more than 20 abstain from the con-
test for The federal offices In this State. as
had said thousand times b.f,re had anv
Intercourse with him. He acknow L d .es
be WAS in the market: hi- own election will.
In my opinion. be proved to have been bro't
about by promises he never intended 10 rer.
form. and other base acts that M one else
would have resorted to. He challenges me
in rn.s discussion; we will see II be challenges
me again 10 nice. him after what have said
Of him tonight; for me 10 expose TO bis face
his roberies on the State aud San Francisco
treasures. whence he got the plunder funds
that he collected to spend. as he says. In ia
vor Of the Democratic party hut In fact. Ia
10 procure his election 10 the Senate by bri.
berry and corruption. The attacks Of such
man fall harmless at my feet We have
eerved two years together in the Senate he
has returned boms dishonored, disgracrd.
while l hold position in the party that
elected me. o. which any msn might he proad.
He will slanp,r and and lie upon me. il is
his vocation and has been that of his minions
for years; but will survive it now as have
heretofore; the more he abuses ne. the more
firmly | will hold the confidence OF my con-
siituents.