Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-13
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


Arrivals.
by THB PLAoBRvILLE ROUTE:
Miss Pugh Mr. Hereford
7 B Howard
BY rHB DUTCH FLAT ROUTE:
Mrs Mccarthy CT Low
G A Mccormick P Kennedy
Thos Sunderland Capt Ogden
Mr. Elliott Mr. Whistler
II Beckwith I'M Hill
ID Driscoll Mr. Hunter
By THE OVERLAND ROUTE:
c H o Harnett VIM McEldowny
F NJ Griswold r D Pike
NJ Van Wrinkle JF Smith
John Carroll J H~eldlinger
VIM Griswold Miss ] Cook
Departures.
BY THE PLAcERvILLB ROUTE:
Miss Duris 4 child Jas Jamison
Thos Berry
BY II DUTCH FLAT ROUTE:
G Atwood Judge Aud
E o Taylor VIM Mcnamara
n letters W H Thrall & VT
c p RIney Bentley
NJ Van Wrinkle W A Roberts
Mrs W + Crouch
BY the OVERLAND ROUTE:
B Ellis NJ Ager
s Marks Jas Reed
G A Mccormick Miss Fitzgerald
II Stroeling
The Proposed BoNpsNEN-ToLERA.
rroN.-At the head Of the list Of bonds
men who are anxious to 90 on Jefferson
Davis bail bond. stands Horace Greeley,
the editor.in.c chief Of the leading Radical
organ of the United States. Be assured
this is neither a fiction nor an untimely
Joke. Mr.. Greeley is actively and earn
estly engaged in an effort for the arch
traitors enlargement, aud stands ready to
be one Of those who shall become security
for his appearance at Court when wanted.
l do not cite the fact for the purpose OF
finding fault with the eccentric philoso-
pher Of the Tribune; but the occasion
seems a good one for suggesting a lesson
OF federation to that gentleman and his
Radical friends with reference to the views
Of policy entertained by Conservative
Union men who consider moderate, gener-
Gus and liberal means the best calculated
to bring the rebel masses into speedy and
hearty reunion with US. Here is the chief
of the rebellion, the head and front OF a
reasonable conspiracy which cost the ma
ton hundreds Of thousands OF human
lives and a public debt Of $4,000, oOo, 900.
We remember bitterly that when our tens
of thousands Of Union soldiers were
suffering or dying of pestilence. dis
ease and starvation in Southern pri-
son. pens, Jefferson Davis was the
so-called President Of the Southern
Confederacy, and that he is therefore re-
sponsible in a great measure for the more
than devilish malignity which subjected
u brave boys TO untold horrors, which
they were no, permitted to alleviate even
by their own labor and efforts. There Is
too much reason to believe that he did
more than simply neglect reasonable pro-
vision for their comfort-that he at least
connived at a ~premeditated system Of in
fernal outrage upon Union soldiers, with
a specific view TO rendering them unavail-
able for future service in the Union armies
reckless of the consequent death Of thou
sands who otherwise would have returned
TO their now widowed and orphaned fam
lilies.
l, was under the auspices OF this same
civilized. educated and enlightened traitor,
that Confederate agents were employed to
introduce infectious diseases into North
ern cities. to project raids for robbery and
murder upon peaceful settlements on the
Canada border, TO destroy New York by
~conAagration, and to assassinate our Pres
ident and his Cabinet. Does not all the
world know that whenever one Of these
raiders, robbers, incendiaries, assassins or
other couspirators were overtaken and
arrested. he produced his commission from
jeff Davis: Has the latter ever so much
as denied his responsibility for or COM
plicity with these crimes at which q can
nibal might well blush-crimes against
the laws of war. no less than the dictates
Of humanity Cor. S. F. Bulletin.