Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-14
Humboldt Items.
from the Register Of Saturday.

from the Register OF Saturday.
THs ELEcrIoS.-A bitter contest closed
on Tuesday evening. The result in this
county will be learned from figures below.
The boilers from the Union organization
perpetrated the most disgraceful outrage
on those who had stood with them during
tho trying times that we ever knew Of
under circumstances at all similar. Hav-
ing no show Of reason for it but o blind
determination 10 set up individual prefer
encs against the expressed will Of the par
~, a small eotsrie Of formerly Union men
banded together with the Copperheads 10
elect Linn Senator over the Union nomi.
nee. We did all in our power TO set the
matter in its proper light before men who
held the interest Of q Union organization
above the pride and pique Of a selfish,
reckless man. who had no permanent in
terests here, and had decided to leave the
State and afterwards delayed his depart
ure to make this effort to break up the
party. All would not do. He and some
who had been Union voters and some who
had not, set at naught the natural conse-
ousnes Of such Q disastrous course, aud
vent on with their Misrepresentation.
Had il been q criminal case, we could
have brought on the witnesses at almost
any moment, TO prove the bargain we
charged as existing between Linn and
leading Copperhsads for LIS support to
S,ampley. Our information was on .
solemn pledge Of sscresy, which must be
kept-but the manGuvering Of the clans
for some days before election was enough
to convict Linn, in the judgment of any
man willing to Be convinced and the
election returns show, beyond the chance
Of bubble, that such a bargain was made.
and kept. We have heard talk Of afida-
Wits to come out, e%xculpating L. from any
such bargain. We want no afidavits Of
the sort. The returns satisfy u.s. Deeds
being in proof Of tho infamous bargain,
words to the refutation would be an in
suit. We furthermore believe, beyond
the reach Of after. election affidavit, that
Linn and his particular friends made q
later bargain-it was not q part OF the
bargain made IN Li~meriek-to throw Judge
dunno and support Berry to the District
Judgeship. The vots shows that, too
and the testimony is closed, for our part.
We had 90 much to say, and now inform
the guerrilas that we are satisfied, and can
abide the result-to its furthest conse-
queensland hope they are content.
They have bursted the Union party.
Can one Of those who this year supported
the Union ticket ever hereafter be certain
Of good faith from those who gave up the
organization and supported co%pperhssd
candidates? That question il for the
future.
Politics 10 not our business-we never
made a cent out Of any party, but have
,quandsred our earnings in party service.
Whatever feeling We have manifested 10
this contest was the ebulition only Of
honest devotion to principle and pride in
the prestige Of that noble party whose
members we had fondly hoped to see,
year by year, in peace a. in war, drawn
closer and closer in - more perfect union
We are accused Of having denounced
certain Of the boilers a. scrubs II we
did 90, we did wrong. We were very
angry the evening Of the election, and
spoke, possibly, too freely. No man
ought to express his real sentiments too
fully, when moved BY anger.
RAILROAD STAGE Co-AoENoY.-M.P P.
Freeman has been appointed agent at this
place for Beachey's line. A good appoint
meut, and = good line. 50 hours to Owy-
hss ; "a to Virginia and Owyhee to San
Francisco inside Of s days. No other
line makes such time. The Chico line has
never yet made, so wa are informed, half
a-dozen trips in schedule time. Passen.
gers down by the Railroad line Sunday
met the Chico stage, two days behind it's
time. The Railroad line has never taken
its full schedule tipe-always ahead.
UNION men were threatened with the
wrath Of Linn's friends, for speaking dis
c~ouragingly Of the Linn bolt. Judge
Dunno was menaced with the withdrawal
Of is Union votes in this precinct from
him, IL he did not discontinue such action.
II has come to Do q crime with those who
swing round the circle and oscillate be-
tween the two parties, for 4 Union man to
support . straight ticket.
ARpIlp.-Blake-Meador-ln LINER
lex, New. Nov. 8, F. W. Blake, Of Silver
City, Idaho, to Miss Sarah E. Meador, Of
Limerick.
champagne, to say nothing Pretty
rood