Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-13

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invitation was mile of banners and
transparencies, Plstt's Hall crowded
to suffocation, and fifteen hundred pro
cessionists unable to obtain admit
tance. When sucha large portion.oi
San Francisco's creative wealth pub
licly meets to denounce what they con-
slider q threatened danger to Republi-
can liberty and Christian civilization,
they certainly deserve better treat
ment than to be- afflicted with the
stale oratory Of a VIM, a Mooney OF
q Sumner, but those three gentlemen
got possession Of the stage and talked
and preambled, and resolutioned as II
they had a wager TO cram the greatest
number Of worlds and the smallest
number of ideas into an unlimited
number of minutes, and they did thi,
In such a satisfactory manner that
those who acere capable Of advancing
All original idea retired into ~reticence.
Every man who attends a public meet
Ing In San Francisco goes there ex.
pecting to be Winned and Mooneyed,
but this Charles A. Sumner is compar'
atively q new nuisance, and bids fair
to complete the Trinity Of bores, by
becoming a chronic spouter. Like all
other platform habitues, Sumner has a
hobby, or rather q mission, and that
mission for some time past has been to
elevate the political scalp Of your
Stewart. One would imagine that II
was almost impossible to drag the Sell
ator In on Friday night, but Sumner
was equal to the occasion, aud IN re-
ferring to the action Of the Senate III
reconsldering the vote on the Natural
iZation laws, said that the part Stewart
took In 1t was that Of trying to return
to popular favor once more, because
he saw that the party to which he be-
longed would In two years lose Us
power. Having eased Ids mind Of this
little prediction, his eloquence flowed
more freely and was only stopped at
the bung by an impatient audience
vetoing a continuance.
Nevada owes much to San Francisco.
We have developed your resources,
lent you capital, opened your mines,
and purchased your stock. Can't you
repay all these little kindnesses by ell.
ticing this man Sumner into the Vel
low Jacket q few minutes before the
next caveP II you will only do 20 we
will call It square.
[NOrE--We would inform Our cor.
respondent slack Horner" that there
are a great many worse men in the
world than our friend Charley Sum.
ner-and men, too, who hold high
offices In this State and In California.
ED. NEws.l
The immediate result of the anti.
Coolie agitation In California Is M:
doubtedly going TO be the formation OF
a Workingmans Party, that will swal-
low up both Democrats and Repnbll.
cans rs easily "a Moses rod swallowed
I'D those. unconsidered trifles of the
Egyptian astrologers--and the leader
of that party, If ] mistake not, Is going
to be the Hon. Philip A. Roach, OF the
Examiner. Whether Mr.. Roach has
Congressional or Gubernatorial aspi-
rations, has yet to be developed, but II
he tcdnts to succeed AXtell or Haight, Il
very careful review Of the situation con-
yinces me that q desire OH his part
would be almost equivalent to m cleo
ton. and If we must have a Democrat,
In either of those positions 1t Is cheer
ing to know that in Mr.. Roach We
shall also have a gentleman.
But hold! "Iam willing to offer
myself to the people Of this State as
their Governor I'm big capitals) and
protector small Romansl against the
Chinese barbarians and the local
thieves" Thus says Thomas Mooney,
"With the militia and the powers OF
the State at my command, together
with q hundred thousand volunteer
citizens tof the Irish Repnblic(, drilled
and armed, l may safely promise to
reship most of the Chinese TO their own
country In less than three months after
nv accession to office. Yours, etc,
Thomas Mooney.
Could a lltany of annthemas do jus.
tice to this man? Could the Pope and
the Ecumenical Council sufficiently
damn himp Could the gallery gods Of
the Bella Union invent q curse suth.
ciently comprehensive to meet the oc'
casion? My pen Is handled so tenderly,
carefully, conscientlously, uprightly,
scrupulously land half q column more
of moral adjectives), that | feel u
would be polluting a good No. 30S
elliott, and ruin my private reputation
rs a swearist, even to make an attempt
at expressing an opinion on this mani.
festo; so having neither the tongue OF
the wickedest man In New York, nor
the pen Of Blerce of the NepS-Lester
I am compelled, from hopeless, help
less inability, to forego the pleasure OF
denunciation, and "move on to other
matters.
OswardIy Assault On Marriott
Mr.. Marriott, the proprietor of the
Newsletter, was knocked down and
severely kicked by Major Jack STRAIT
man, at Franks Saloon, Montgomery
street, on Saturday evening. The
assault originated from certain articles
published by Marriott In reference to
Stratman's connection with the Fourth
of July Committee. This Is the second
attack made on persons connected with
that paper within the last three months.
Fennel, Of the Workingmdn's Jomnal,
unpleasantly interviewed the editor
recently with q bit Of a stick, and now
the proprietor comes In for a share OF
the same experience. Few men In San
r-..ot,oo bnuo a laroar rtrc1a If mar