The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13
0uR STATE oFEICERs.

4 i4Sal 70 lc3u5Hfale new era IN the Legs
-ariro halls Of the country for this State
They 80 to represent tha: great Jod7 OF tn
people whose voice has never yet beer
beard on the floors of Congress. That grea
minority that has been struggling for year
/ fer representation, reinforced at last by tht
better part Of the old majority, has succeed
ac II eocting Nessrs. Sargent and Phelps tc
make known their sentiments at Washing
,o1. Tao people have cause to cougra'u
i1,e themselves on their success. The,
vii be represented for once not by sots
'oaie-s. murae.ers of Irish walters, or trai-
tors. FOR once we have Congressman O
position ard reliable character, aud Of un-
dou6.eI speci0biity. They are both mer
ofindustr-, energy aud talent, and viii COM
wand the respect and confidence Of tAehon-
oraoie cod5 10 which they belong.
Il Leland Stanford the people viii Gnd a
Governo. OF decision. frmacss and business
caFacity, sueh as is needed in tie present
stato If affairs. lie is true to tie Union,
crG while his term lasts we may rest Sc
earc. entertaining "a. ',2r tlat treason viii
asurp ;he power of;4. ate Government.
For Supreme Jad.e. the Union might he
searched 10 fnd man superior to Edward
Norton. 4 word in his nraise would be
snrerauous.
\ better man for State Treasurer docs
aot i've il this great State then D. r. Ash
ley If Tom Findley has made State rep
citation by his honesty in the Treasurer's
Office, VIC venture nothing in saying Mr.
Ashley Will suffer not in the least by COM
parison when his term of Office is ended.
We would willingly pay one A1orc tribute
to the excclleac,es Of our friend the State
Printer eject but the California public is
rcady TO acknowledge all We could say in
his favor He can get ali Il lie N mes, can as,
turnpikcs, brick buildings and every other
species ofpropcrIy in Nevada pledged on
his bonds If be wants them, ana hosts of
friends who are ready - stake their rcpu-
iotiou with his that all will be right that
i've undertakes.
rae other officers elect are highly recon-
m2ndea, and will prove TO be all that is ex-
p,eted Of tbcm-boac,t aud capable.
lrNsre, Pass, -GeUucmca jus, from yjr-
S sOb. city met on the road SO loaded teams
, sAor, distance Tyom cach other, going
oto, 1emo0otus, The u2ouc5s Pass road
y,) po entirely completed on Saturday, and
e bnc, ,oad cnaot bc muad anywhere. Tie
grading Is excellent from Eureka to Stcam-
Don't Springs An ,uat is NOW required Is
,o construct new road with Gaat grades
ton ,h.s city to Eureka, and the con &C.
uor OF orr city with he silver region com
uol g aqoalcd The route has been sur
voycd, oad II the proper enterprise is not
wanting we will have a turnpike to Eureka
'n no par, of which the grade wsIl exceed
twelve iaches to The rod.
Most Of the teams met on the Ucnncss
road came through this county and within
eight miles of this city. As the route by
Nevada to Virginia city is a; least tea mil,s
less than any other, il siliu tina; il any ra-
tonal means are taken, the travel can he
secured this way. We understand a move
win shortly be made to enter apou the con-
structiou OF road from here TO Eurcka at
an carly day. The ,Icuucss Pass Company
has completed tho work It was organized to
do, and has done it we'll. The connecting
link oi road necessary to the prosperity of
this city is still to be constructed, and we
nope commcndable sphit Of enterprise
viii be enlisted in this direction, and with
ont delay. Nevada possesses by virtue Of
her natural location, great advantages, and
all that is required to secure to her a large
share of the profits Of the trade with the
silver region is an equal amount of enter
prize with her would-be rivals We call
the public mind to the consideration of
his important subject