Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-03
Teaoonn Uaas.
Under the head Of Judieid seouaG

Under the head Of Judieid eoudnt9 !
the Union NedsRe thus dsscants UPON H.
treasonable character and conduct Of ~
population Of Utah:
results Of their own actions, msuy inol1ooo0f
Of folly would certainly never Be psTpstntsd
and even Scoundrels would, from prpden- j,
tial considerations, refrain from the eoEnmie.
sion of crimes;-but, inasmuch ~ that flenl.
ty Of preseience has not beeu ACCORDED 01t
human race, and as in addition, many fall
short OF that ordinary prudence. that cad ~
provision deduce the tendency Of given No.
Of conduct In its final effect on the individual =
and his neiRhbors, we daily see instaAas4 Nl5
men engaged in course Of talk and aeticA !,
which Is apparently calculated, and eyen u:
geniously shaped, for the purpose Of bringing
at the present time, men in this TtrrtteEy,
and prominent ones too, who are By thGfr
conduct, day by day, heapipg up 70 thsm.
selves wrath against the day Of wrath" and
we are the more aStoniahed I've can handlySL
say grieyed) at this, inasmuch 90 many, Of
these are persons who should possess that
ordinary common sense which would euahas
them to see the folly Of their course, and the
imbecility Of all the puny efforts they can
make in this out OF the way corner Of Gods
creation, to control events transpiring in the
great world outside, which lives, moves and
tranSacts its business, unmindfnl for The !
noncp, and oblivious Of the chickering's anA[
squabbling-the spurious revelations and -
disant counsel-the covert treason and open
disregard of law, which manifest themselves
in Utah. To this very carelesSuesD on IL
part of Americans, as well ~ to the inAiE.
nifcance in power, wealth, numbers and Ia.
telligence Of that portion Of the people heT0, =
who are justly chargeable with the abovs in-
putations, do these people owe either imnu.
nifty from punishment hitherto, but thSy
ought to bear in mind, that such Will no1 +
always be the case, and that some tins o. :.
noyinR gnat will cause the elephant 70 clap h
with his trunk, and annihiiaHo1 becomes ifO
portion. So too, those blatant reyilers Of our !.
country, her Government, her soldiefy and
officers, and her currency, ought, II they re-
feet at all, to know that even though NOS q
animadverted upon now, every one Of their
disloyal utteranees, and every unpatTiokis aes
is recorded against them, to be brought up in
judgment ut proper time, when eyeJthing
coming thus together and Ut once, will eau0e
their shaky and even now tottertng edi6ce Of
imposture, delusion and treason, 70 erumhl0
down about their ears. They know, unless IN
be the most insane Of fools, that sooner Or
later, such day must come, and that II u Do
not occur before-at the end Of this war eer-
tainly, the country over which the Sta1 and
Stripes shall float will be too hot 70 hold any
who held themselves aloof from her spppolt
in the hour Of her peril, much more any who
by word or deed favored the enemy, 10 has
been currently, though insidiously dons here.
The subject Is an unpleasant one, and -
ing our surprise that men with tact enonsh
ever to have gained the confidence Of any con.
siderable number even Of very ignorant men,
should be so suprsmely silly in their action"
as many in this community have shown thsm.y
selves to be-whose Aets and utteTsleeS
against the over-lenient Government which
has supported and protected them, are such
as to secure against them, a verdict Of treason
in any Court. 80,