Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-05

and successfully attempt to cover up all suspi.
cion ofthcir blood relation to tho infamy Of thelr
fathers. Icaro not though yondcr mother tell
her Innocent boy to pray for the fatal explosion
ofthe anvil that rings for q Union victory. He
will never grow mp to call down q benediction on
that mothers head, for that instruction, no will
not remember her when In her grave with
IeYerential affection, as he thinks ofthe awful Pc
tition she put upon his childish lips forutterance.
Tho education Of the country Is 10 be- a Union
education; and master or mistress Of different
idea must go without our doors.
There Is ono question that Is settled, and set
tied, thank God forever. Tho argument upon
It IL concluded; and he who pirates Of Il hereafter
on the platform or In tho halls Of legislation, ~ O
matter open for discussion. will DO rcckoned by
tho people to sum up q babbler and q fool. Ire-
fer to the doctrine OF States Rights. The Federal
Government Is the government Of the people, o.
such. Its statutes In their effect proceed directly
TO Individual citizens, and are as tangible In all
their personal connections as II Ia posalble for hu.
man law to be. States are subordinate Govern.
ruents, erected merely and exclusively lor the
accommodation Of tho people OF certain limited
localities. The resolutions Of go, tho nullitea.
tIon theories of Calhoun, the pronuciamentos Of
left. Davis In regard to the rights Of States are
matters for the historian and his student; the es.
tablishment Of the supreme, all'embrncing' all.
touching sovereignty Of the American Federal
Federal GOVeTumeuL ID u vi NV ' eNN $50
pinatinR facts of tho err. We welcome the DAY
when this Ia announced. not In the feebleness OF
one human voice but sounded out In trumpet tone
by the ~oracular logic Of events,
There can DO no doubt AZ to the proper basis OF
reconstruction, so far as tho question OF states
rights Is involved; there lisa settled line ana scope
for the clemency that will be exercised. Presam,
ing upon the Ignorance and the long nurturrd
prejudices of the MASSES at the South. the rebel
lion was inaugural d; forgivlng those who were
mlsled and who are now repentant, the noWln
wiliful InstlgHtors Of overt treason will be exc
cuted or exiled, and that will close the bloody
volume.
There will be no moro ssctIonalism, undertake
to foretell. There will be, throughout the country
the reciprocal feeling Of promoted interest 10 good
will anil rivalry In the building Of internal I'm.
provemcnta and tho production OF implemcntsto Tor
every species Of peaceful and c~ivilizing service.
The Inventive genius that hos been cultivated du
ring the war, 70 unprecedented cunning, will now
DO employed with vast benefits In the production
ofnew and sklllful implements for the prosecu.
tlon ofthe yocations Of peace. Not expecting the
millennium, we shall have q Pacific Railroad. Leg
islation for q Railroad Ia what we wish-an At
lantIc and Pacific Railroad completed within two
years from the date Government commences It's
building; and then tho mining interests will
legIslate-as they always have done-adequatcly
for themselves. What we want is the Railroad
tor the Nation; md the Government will build II.
Soon the electric current will he throbblng round
the globe; and q thousand miles WILL be as ono
second, to tho listening ear Of humanity. Not
supposIng that our Jails aId pcnitentiaries will DO
vacant, on account Of the Astounding Of good NOR
nls, we do know that they will furnish comiorta.
BILE and permanent homes for larg numbers Of
the dIstin guished gentlemen, who, having failed
10 break up the Union, will now and hereafter,
naturally and l~egitlnately complete their homo.
genoeu sbiography BY deyosing theE yannted aoil'
l. . Lii, Info hank yaulfH F0hhInU RtR0Ra
and Sitting the wIndpIpes Of solitary travellers.
While the tempest was raging. Nevada entered
the Union. Her advent Into the sisterhood OF
States constituted I'm accession afordlng eIten'
s!vo ground for congratulntory comment. For
the first time, We as q people Of the Youngest
tate Of the Union. celebrate tho Unions Birth.
day. We Join with our elder sisters Of the Pacific
coust, California and Oregon, In our thanksgiv.
IneS and reIoIcIngS. And VIC remember how our
true and mutual national relationships with tho
former is expressed by nature herself, on the an.
gle of our boundary line, striking and dividing
through the center ofa mountain lake. Ilx thous.
and feet above the oceans surface; the sheen OF
whose waters arc like to q Iilvor shield, NJ tae MS.
ing sun touches them with the soft morning radi:
nnce of the East, and m q helmet Of FURNISHED
gold when they reflect the western horizon Rglow
with tho setting presence OF the orb oflight; max
ing O heavenly vision Of celestial grace and har.
mony M they mirror in,unclouded midnight as the
DTlnWluK UCuuly Va ~ wa AA"NI
standing whero we do, we arc impressed with the
Thought that tho waves Of civilization, lifted high
upon the shores Of either ocean, are now ap-
proachlng and are about to comminglc together
oyor the Immense expnnSe Of continent. The ea'
ole that swoops from his dizzy eyes on the lofi'
eat crsg Of the Sierra. riding with majestic move.
ment In ETHEREAL space over the western bsSle Of
our land, lighting beyond the essiernmost peak Of
the Rocky Mountain range, halls thence with bis
shrlll scream the Iron horse with his chariots, who
sends back the initiating shrek OF bis power, pro-
claiming his daily nearing to the caves OF bis pres.
emf echoes, and then on and on, In his western
march, until tho wild bird that eScutcheons tho
nation shall hear and follow bis accordant saluta.
tlon from sea to ven. When the Lord would
break up the contracted relations and habits OF
life of tribes In the ancient world, he scattered
them withuncxpected and tremendous confuAons.
Will this nation be thus necessarily cast down
and DESTROYED, when u mighty hemisphere seems
destined for Its dominion; a destiny in the accom-.
plishment of which the forced and hRaty retreat
Of monarchy from Mexico IL but u trihing. though
tho nearest incident. And yet, within our bound.
srIes, to-day, there Is room. and abundance Of
room for oil. Our rowing boys may become cos.
mopolItes In character without going beyond tho
limits Of Uncle Sans farms.
The war Of the rebellion: What has Il done I
Has IL been q SUGGEST To its authors 4. has been
"A terrible failure. For tho Union IL has been q
SUCCESS, indeed. We have oil OF Us learned TO
love our country, 10 uonoT ls WuSltTh'eb, W taAo
n vital Interest In liz condition to-day aud Its pros.
perlty and progress for all time TO come. The II
rnlitos of old carried their ono tabernacle with
them, There was one altar piece; there was
no duplicate. By the side Of It they pledged
themselves to devotion 10 their counfry's Inter
ests, as well as made thereby their worshlplng
obeisance and supplicntlons unto their God. One,
tho same God we worship, But our CoUSTlY'S
altar has u visible omniprcSence throughout the
land. No Mecca. have we; no pilgrimage to Gene
tary sacred 10 the repoSo Of tho bones Of the mar.
tyrs IL required for our patriotic inspiration.
Wc each bear tho altar OF our country In our
hands. and our young children bear II, wherever
we 90, II Inns passed through tho midst Of the
aercest contendlng hosts-it has been torn to
ahreds-lt has been covered over md over again
by the bodies, and saturated by tho blood OF
human Victims who died In defense Of Its sanctity;
II has risen afresh from every scene Of carnage
with brighter colors md deeper azure, with moro
rr.,plcndant CLEAN from its constellation. It II tho
Gag of the Union Now, OH yondcr mountain
ton. and around and beside us; and 70 day ono
that has been horne from battle to battle. and
victory 10 victory, until II has become a very
famo Of glory streams from the peak OF the
finished dome ofthe Federal Capital. there crown.
ing a summit Of art ~uuequalled In symmetry aud
beauty, Il typIaes all Of heavenly protection that
has been vouchsafed our country, and looks down
upon heights of architecture and treasures OF
painting and sculpture symbolic and descriptive
Of all that IL magnificent and enduring In the
Nations history and hope.
ALL WELL.-As far as we know there was
no accident of any kind occurred yesterday