Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-05
AN ANswsa-fN BE- DOSES.

AN ANswER-fN SIX DOSES.
The unpleasant character Of our cheer.
fully accorded and pertinent "explana.
ton" for the benefit Of the Ps.cse, last
evening, has forced It to beg us, for
mercy's sake, to change the subject"
which supplication it puts in one Of its
series-ons, two, etc. Che Pe-pes I'm.
AGNES this style looks logical, or other
wise imposins.) The series will 50 in as
parallels with its seven bsazen-candlestick
reasons for packing q Convention, on be-
half Of Scrippy, and in contempt Of the
rights Of the people. It calls US john
son organ" and then inquiries if we don't
endorse so and so. As no one else but
the Pe-pee is in any doubt, or ever affects
any, in regard to u position, it may
seem unnecessary for US to seie' a reply.
But we will do so. We will even humor
the Pe-,oss in its cry-off from the tantaliz-
ing record we have had o~ccasion-with
great reluctance on our part-to periodi-
cally revive:
lst. We belong to the great Union
party; to which we have been attached
since its organization to the formation Of
which, in California, we earnestly con-
tributed.
I'd. Our adherence to the Union organ
~ization, and our present support of it and
our hope for its unqualified success in the
future, is pronounced on our last Nationa
and State platforms, and on the messages
and policy Of Abraham Lincoln.
Sd. We believe that President John
son is actuated by a desire to accom-
plish the same ends had in view by Lin
coin. and upon the working creed above
named and we recognize no more neces-
sisy for dividing the Union party on &C
count of the disagreements between Con-
gress and the President, in regard to a
particular line Of policy aiming at one
common contamination, than on account
Of the abusive speeches Of Radicals in Con-
gress against their own political associates
and even colleagues, on the floor Of the
same legislative body.
4th. We think that some Of Presidents
objections to the Civil Rights bill were
well taken-objections on which lie was
sustained by some Of the leading Union
men in Congress. The bill having become
a law, despite the veto, we observe with
satisfaction that the ~msligners Of the
President, who said he would not execute
its provisions, are, or ought to be, abashed
by his immediate action in conformity to
the initiative requirements for its being
carried out in letter and spirit.
9Th. The plan Of reconstruction, SO far
as the Congressional committee, BY a large
compromise Of individual views, have put
forth in a set Of Constitutional amend
men,s, meets our hearty approval. The
fact that its embodied plan for representa-
ton has once been defeated in Congress
BY so-called Radicals, in our party, does
not in any manner affect the cordi-
atty with which we endorse the entire
Article Of Amendments. We would have
the seal Of FREEDOM TO L MEN craven
in letters Of living light, on the forehead
Of every one Of the lately rebellious States,
before we would permit any thence-elected
United States Senator or Representative,
in acknowledged official authority, to
cross the threshold Of the National
Capitol. In substance, we have repeated
ly made this declaration.
9Th. The Copperheads will not invite US
to affiliate with them /; as we'll do they
understand the insulting character which
such a proposition would bear to US. as
they are apprised Of the fact, that offers to
sell out to them have been repeatedly made
to their party managers, by the Virginia
Enterprise, and as often contemptuously
rejected as well as they know that on
tomorrow that venal sheet would reset
its feeble voice from the sage-brush" to
the tune of Dixie, if a pitiful consideration
could therefor be procured from the secesh
residents of Nevada.