The Nevada journal., 1860-11-09

AT REsT.-The election is over and the
violence of contending parties hushed We
have passed through another Of those quad
rennial revolutions, on which the republi-
cans of monarchical Europe look with SO
much pleasure and pride as demonstrating
the capability Of man for self-government.
We have met peacefully at the ballot-box
and exercised the high privilege of Ameri-
can citizens, of determining who shall be
cur rulers and what the policy of the na-
tionel government under the Constitution.
Threats have not deferred US from express
ing our views freely and openly. Fright
ened not By the menaces OF dissolution of
the fraternity of States, which we hear
coming up from discounted and over
thrown minority, we have deposited our
ballots according to our individual views
of nat onal policy, right and justice, and
by these we intend to stand. A victory has
doubtless been achieved BY the Republican
party-a great victory. The Railspltter of
Illinois will, in the presence Of an enthusi-
astic multitude. take the oath to support
the Constitution of these United States, on
the 4th of March next, and viii proceed 10
administer the government on the consery-
alive principles of the trainers of it, during
four years to come. He is a man Of viii
and superior intellect, and we feel unboun-
Al 81 4Iot IL, s al
tions of the Union will be protected and
advanced under his administration, and that
the monster Disunion will be strangled and
buried before six months shall have passed.
WEEK we compare the newspapers of
Nevada county published Immediately pre-
cedng the election, with those of other
counties, we confess to Z feeling Of pride.
There ha. been less of the hyfalutin, dema-
gogical slang with the press of our county
than almost any other. 1t really disgust
ing to look at the columns Of our cotempo-
raries and read Beware of Roorbacks,n
"Look out for Spurious Tickets as if the
party whose tool the paper is, contains an
ignorant element that does not know for
whom to vote. These warnings against
spurious tickets is an open confession tat
party is full of ignoramuses. We see in
one of our exchanges da h at an opponent
because in the Legislature he voted against
an appropriation of thousands of dollars
from bankrupt Treasury, to the Catholic
f1rntap A Acz-luua That NO ja, Cd for io
Irish. Another charge against the same
candidate was, that he was a Know Nothing
in 1850 That was designed for the same
market, and If saleable, would prescribe
more than one half the American popula-
tion of the State.
Another of our exchanges i, full of char
ges against Gwin. All the unheard of TOM
foolery is conjured up TO make the Old
Lime Pointer, monstrosity about to break
again into the Senate, when they know his
chances of getting there, were he a candi- |
date, which he is not, are about the same as
Of a Hottentot being prostrated by sun
stroke in an arctic winter.
One editor heads an article in large caps, /
Don't believe the electioneering Lies of
the enemy" and then publishes ad nause,m,
lot of ''Keep-it-before the Peoples where |
in dozen white lies are apparent. These |
campaign articles are among the disgraces /
of American politics.
New PAPER.-The first number. CT the Mes /
sila Times, published at Mesilla, Arizona, by /
Bredett C. Msrray Co., and edited by the |
leading member Of the firm, ha, made its ap-
pearance among our exchanges. 1t is a neat |
paper about the size of the Sac Bee and ap-
pears to be well edited. is a treat to receive |
so respectable newspaper from that new and /
far of region.
To CREDIroRs or ADAMS d Cove have re-
eeived circular from John Livingston. of |
New York in which the assurance is held out .