Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-25
WANTED.

What more desirable element could
there be in our, or in any community,
than a Company, or more, of veteran
Union soldierss And as we are certain
to have a large number of secesh "subju-
gates" within our borders-an oficer-in-
stallment Of which is now hourishing in
virginia-it becomes US to extend special
inducements to a directly counterbalanc-
ing class of population. Let it be under
stood abroad that here as well as in the
Eastern loyal States there will be a prefer
INC given to honorably discharged SOL
diers from the Union army. We can
inform the public that this just political
point has not been neglected. Generals
Grant and Sherman have been written to
by leading citizens of this coast, request
ing and urging them to specially use their
influence to encourage soldier emigration
to these parts. And Messrs. Bowles and
Richardson agree to recommend, with oil
available emphasis, through their infu-
entail journals, the coming hither of the
/" disbanded volunteer" A citizen of
Gold Hill or Virginia, who has a relative
or friend that has seen actual campaigning
and fight, and who is a mar Of worthy
character in all respects, can not do a
greater service for the community than to
procure eligible situation for such person
in our midst, and aid him to reach the
place. Think think how the presence
of q hundred or even fifty intelligent and
sober-minded Union veterans, some Of
them, it may be, crippled or manned, and
all Of them battle scarred, think how
their presence here would put to shame
and to constant political discontinue the
Democrats of our country! How could
the Chief Gorillas keep their gatherings
on B street in co%untenance by appropriate
bellowings, if they knew that a hundred
Federal veterans were within hearing or
calling distance Of their husky %harangues
And how the presence of even u score
Of Union soldiers who had been either
with Grant before Richmond, or with
Sheridan in the Shenandoah Valley,
or with General Sherman in his magni6-
cent march through Georgia - how
the knowledge of their living among
US would intensity the popular sentiment
of loyalty, keep alive the remembrance Of
the glorious struggles and victories of the
contest for governmental preservation, and
make strong and harmonious every local
and general contest for the continued civil
supremacy of the Union party. And it is
not q personal selfshness, but a real patri-
otism that prompts this suggestion, and
will seal it home, we believe, to the hearts
of all our readers. You who ore now
scanning this line-do you, sir, we be-
Seech, reflect upon this proposal, and the
asserted advantages to flow from its prac-
teal adoption; and approving, send to
your eastern home for all good and true
"boys-in-b blue" whom you can afford to
install, or secure berths for in adapted
business in this State. Do not forget
this!
A great benefit we have all along had
in view, in the adoption of the soldier
building scheme for the Pacific railroad, is
embraced in the above remarks. Fifty
thousand Union soldiers moving forward
towards US on our railroad works, would
make our tolerated secesh neighborS feel
continually as if they were in a state Of
seige. Nothing would more strongly tend
to demoralize, right here, that ancient
bulwark-school of Satan-the Democratic
party. And this, we verify conceive, is
the reason why every Copperhead sheet is
50 nervously concerned lest this project
be carried out, or be inaugurated imme-
diately.