The Nevada journal., 1861-07-19

II. T.. JEFFERIs, of Eureka.
A VIGoRous PoLIcY.--The Pony gives us
nm insight to the Presidents Message which
Ia as we expected TO the point and just as it
should be. He asks Congress for S400, 900
men and 100000, 900 of money, and no
one understanding the temper of the eoun-
try can doubt that he will get all he asks,
The President and Cabinet are determined
10 utterly exIirpate secession, and tho peo-
pie will back them with men and means to
any extent, There is 10 be no tagging in
the efforts Of the loyal men to crush out
the traitors, The naval and military pow
er Of the government Is to be used with
vigor until not yestigc Of the Southern
Conlcderacy is left. No proposition for
compromise will be listened to for mo-
ment, and nothing but an unconditional
surrender Of everything belonging to the
country, and the return of the insurgents
TO their allegiance will satisfy the loyal
States.
The extra session Of Congress is one Of
the most important events in our history.
Probably no measures will be proposed ex-
cept those that look to a successful prose-
cuton of the war. 1t will be emphatically
q war session, in which, with but few ex-
eeptions, nothing hut war will be heard
Crittendcn and Breckinridge may be dis
posed to give aid and comfort to the enemy
by proposing compromises that cannot be
accepted, thereby to obtain capital to inhu-
cnce the course of Kentucky more favora-
bly, towards the nigger Confederacy. Should
they not come up squarely to the mark set
by the loyalists, their plans will meet with
little support At the hands of the Union
majority.
The Presidents message Is momentarily
expected,
MCCONNELL FOR GovERNoa,-John r.
Mcdonnell, of this city, appears to be im-
nensely popular with the Breckenridge
Democracy at this time His name Is favor
ably mentioned by the party papers as q
probable candidate for Governor in theCon-
Ventloh of Tuesday next, Politically We
Rre opposed to John Il, Mcconnell, aud We
suppose what We have TO say Of him will
not influence the convention to assemble In
che least, or we might not sny 1t, But ons
resHlt we deem certain IN ease he Is nomi.
natcd-he viii get two votes to any Other
candidate on the same ticket one, IN thi,
section of the State. What bis popularity
Is elsewhere we are unable TO tell.
Tue LoyAL SrRlpE,-Wc made some re-
marks last week on the aspect Of a loya
s,sipe Of territory extending from the OH,
Riyet with the mountain down into North
ern Alabama, It comprises Western Virgi
nio, Western North Carolina, Eastern Ten
nessee ana Northern Alabama, and Is rs firm
for the Union as the everl asting mountains
A number Of the n. Y. Tribune just arrive
remarks the h,et, sad suggests chain @
posts along the stripe to protect the inhab
ilants and divide the insurgents into tw
sections, where they can be brought to term
6he moro easily.
TnE Union aims slurs ut Thomas Star
King because he refused permission to il
,roprictors TO publish his lih of July ad
dress at Sacramento II would give Nj
King Elereeuary character fcr wishing
make money cut OF his talents-his onl
stock In hadc.
The Union published the address to ad
interest to its columns-to make money
aud nothing else, II would seem that
gentleman has the right TO the fruits Of h
own labor, particularly when he Is poo
rather than some body else, who Is rich
Too MANY CIviLIAss.-Th Impression
s,ronc In the East, that the Admlnistratio
&, promoting too many civilians to hle
military positions, and too rapidly We fe'
.hs.ois jus, cause for complaint on u
,corc war lse science and mon who a
.aosa,sa TO it should, with rare exception
only bo clothed With authority !" af'
ernIrs