Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-26
HARMONY.

Nothing could be calculated more tc
confirm Union men in their confidence Of
complete success in the approaching cam
paign than the perfect harmony and fra
ternal feeling palpable among the repre-
sentatives of the diverse factions whose
arrangement and crosS-fring at the late
election resulted in the wretched defeat
that We are now deploriRg. 50 TAR from
there being any acrimOny manifested
among the then opposing candidates there
seems to be a general admission that the
defeat of the seventh instant was actually
a substantial good 10 the party. II ap-
pears TO be regarded In the light Of mis-
take on the part Of the " Harper's Ferry"
Democracy that they showed their hands
and gave an intimation of their formida-
bic strength at the comparatively unim-
portant county election, instead of re-
serving its manifestation and its use for
the more vital struggle Of November.
We are now forewarned, and thereby fore
armed. We know the strength Of the foe,
and are consequently enabled TO form our
combinations for his overthrow. The or
ganization Of the Union Party is now
thorough and complete, the feeling of har-
mony and fraternity is universal, and our
friends abroad. who with surprise and
shame read the wretched story of the dis
aster of the seventh Of September, need
have no apprehension of repetition Of
the disgrace on the eighth Of November.
Nevada will redeem herself nobly-and
the Silver Star will shine upon the Ma
tional ensign undimmed and unStained by
the foul rust that married her advent.
"SrRrcK IN."-Forbes, Of the Hum
boldt Register, is getting young again.
The alkai and sulphur leads of that garden
spot of the world, are resuscitating the
nature that once was in him. The en-
counter he had with two team$tereSSes -
on the great highway through the beautiful
groves of the Humboldt county, several
weeks ago-(an account of which appeared
in the News was TOO much for him, and
he has weakened in his nature, for
There is : divinity which shapes our ends
Rough hew them Is We may.
The divinity" to which the poet re-
fers, evidently took possession of our
friend Forbes. and carried him away to
CoLoNA. in the State OF California, a region
somewhere on the Pacific coast, Of which
doubtless some of our readers have heard,
and which produces extraordinary pears.
Forbes seems to have been tempted by
some Of the Coloma fruit. and like Adam
OF old, was unable 70 resist the temptation,
and the consequence Is, that like Adam,
he has fallen, yea, he has falleu-into the
arms of one of the daughters of that beau
tiful Queen of Paradise, known for many
years past, according to Adams published
history,) as EVE, the mother of man and
womankind. BrieAy-our editorial bro
ther has lately been married-and as we
have seen unmistakable evidence Of his
Union proclivities for the last six months,
we are not half as much aStonished as we
have been letting on. Forbes may the
Lord bless you and yours with all the
blessings in the world and rest assured
tina, in the News we shall always keep
register of the spscia! blessings which may
annually happen to you. The following
brief hymeneal notice tells about all we
have been trying to say to our readers for
the last FIVE minutes:
MARRIED.-In Coloma, Sept. 10Th, 1864,
by Rev. C. c. Pierce, Mr.. W. J. FORBES,
editor of the Humboldt Register (N. 7. to
Miss MARY c. MITCHELL.