New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-24
"True pslr,o,s Ne; for &c It understood
Wa leave orr country for oar COuUtTfs eeoa


Tia Union men insisted lat the rasteeraAe nag
sAonld be bapIed down by ;htse who put 1t up, ana
this wac accordingly DONE and II i's pace NV
our glorious national banner. From ever ''i'.'
wagon. from many public aud p'',a" Uuii'''s'' ",e
from tie peaks Of cur goid ana si'ci' 10
tsus now f0ais the Stars ana SOIies'
Although our Territory con'.ans hlspy l'Oi's''1'Ni
gamblers shaf,ers BTechnno6e Deno'in'' anu CIV,
airy Worspers who would have balleu TUG "oVei' VI
a sl which Terry, DR.. McMears or Anderson
was the he'd yet there were other causes at work
f,rs,,g y change The bunglBg Act Of Congress
missed March @ 1861, organizing Nevada Terri Dry
,og.,tsr with the previous resignation Of judge Grad
eiaupb the U. $. District Judge for this part Of U'ah
Territory left US without law OF government until the
FodeIs governor should arrive 20 set the new political
machine in motion. From The % Of March last
TIL now, anarchy has prevailed re-proscriPliye,
voraci0gs guarcfy. SIuaters have taken possession
Of improved ,uda and city tots; valuable mines have
been Jumped" that Is seized by rltians, AMI rom
$lo000 10 $4,000 extracted weekly from the ora and
no means except violence to regain possession. Ne
debe could 10 collected. Capitalists repu,sed from
inviting investments. When the law-abding citizens
were thc verge Of desperation al the spectacle Of 1s
hayd-emE.d properly wvnched from them b. spoilers
ard ro5hos-vLen there WAS no ccr,ai1ty when TIE
territorial officers would arrive TO organize Gov
eminent, the Scclsioniss kindly offered 20 abolish The
reign Of terror by establishing regular Government.
Could these outraged people decline the inestnabc
boon u law and order thus seasonaOiy rendered
Would they have merigd the sCom and detestatlon OF
the civilized world FOR accepting uider the ciTcun'
eaIces the priceless benefits 0! regular Government
even from SecosOuists But the Ubionists c!ied out,
Take any shape lut that Bad IS anarchy IS pei
i6y is worse. ave may become paupers-but
traitors never" Tins patUo;icGlly repu'sed, the Reh.
els roaght 70 Gggayate our feafb y tuntng rs with
tie appuent prospect Of continuance o. our inse'es.
said hey, We squatter soyoreigrs have frightened
the Federal Apprentices from our SOIL II they come
not, responded tie Unonsts, eve VIII erect . Gov
erment 10 be approved by tho authorities at Washing
ION bat it slali he Union Government nut YOU
mistake. Judge Mott is within 80 hours Iido Of the
Territory, and mlatently waiting fer Assignment, by
the new Governor TO his Judicial District that be may
put 81 md 70 mob law, by the en,hroncment Of order
/ snd Justice Tie Survey orGcneral }. w North, who
lad tho fsrthes to come Of any Of tie Territorial OIL
cers has already arrived at San Francisco Toae Tor
! Nevada Next viii come the Governor hms,lf-jhst
resourceful ana brave who the muster spir Of
/ the Metropolitan Board Of Police Of New-NoIk, hurled
! Mayor Wood fr1In power, aud taught that arch it,
triguer and rebel respect law and order. Woe be-
| tide you lawiess when this resoute and wise
statesman arrives. Were ever men more sorely tined
in their fidelity 10 tie Union, and faithful in their
trials than patriotic citizens
No Governor ever had finer field for the display Of
an enlightened craftsmanship than Gen. Sye. Our
society is composed Of Of the worst aud some Of
| the best elements of human nature. No country on
the globe, OF the came extent, possesses an equal
amount Of mineral wealth. Although ninety-nine
bundredths Of people will sustain Tie new Govern
| ment at the outset yet it mus! be confessed shut
single false step, now, may give us over to progress
back ward and downward. Tie best lights, We need
| and NAV DE new Governor and his ooadjutoS direct
our slip OF State past the suuken rock into the harbOr
| Of rest and sceuryl