The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-14
SOME LIGHT FROM A DARK SOURCE
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the following:
"a cotempOrary would show better
sense by stating wherein there Wa>
anything wrong i'll the decision of the
United States Circuit Court in the case
at sheriff jackson, and tell lis how it
J. possible under the law of the land
10 collect foreign miners license.
Under the law OF The land is what's
the matter. Iour sort have persist
entity denied that the Radical party
was Iegislating for the especial benefit
81 the Chinaman rs well As the negro,
and Your credulOus dupes believe what
YOU tell them until the evidences have
become so patent that a waytariug man
though a fool might read.
We grant You that under the Act of
Congress to enforce the Fourteenth
md Fifteenth Amendments. there is
10 escape from the Judgment rendered
by Judge Sawyer's Court, stripping
the Safe of the right to collect a min
crs' license, but no amoun of argu-
meut would have convinced the dolts
and blockheads in your party that
such was the effect OF the law had it
not been 50 construed by a Federal
Court. This is why we said that the
decision of Judge Sawycr's Court
would ~effectually cook the Radical
goose in California. But while we
limit that the whole purpose and aim
% the Ac. alluded to WAS to prevent
the collection OF mining licenses from
properly instructed the jury who
found Jackson guilty of violating a
Fedora! law, when viewed from a Rad
iril stand point, Yet we utterly deny
that there is any warrant i'll either the
Fourteenth ar Fifteenth Amendments
- the Federal Constitution to author
I've such legislation, and hence the Act
ot Congress under which Judge Saw
yer assumed TO act, i'll Democratic
theory is unconstitutional and void.
Judge Sawyer, a Radical Federal
Judge, holding to the dogma that the
tct> of Congress are the paramount
law OF the land, whether they have
any warrant i'll the Constitution or not.
DO no otherwise than he did. and this
tue, i the Very thing the people COM
pain OF. II is not Judge Sawyer as an
Individual tina. they will hold re>pon-
sI5le, but the party that enacted the
law. and the theory of government
which ma ie il necessary for him ~ Il
Judge to make such Il decision. The
ctecI of the decision is To prevent Your
sort from making any further attempt
&, deceive the people by lying dccla-
NATIONS to the etlcc. that your party is
- much opposed to Chinese cmigra-
ton as The Democratic party. The
rr}.i.iOn has n, IL all changed, as we
have always charged YOU with Chinese
worship, bu; until this decision have
no. been 81 well prepared 10 prove it.
w have yJu now upon the record
where fi!SehorI AMI deception such
~ MRS practice last Fail by Tom
E'i;eh and his chapters i'll this State.
VII. avail you nothing. and You must
stand or fall in defense of the course
vo!r Ra Ii-tI masters nave forced upon
vot. Your party in tli, State and
California would like to escape the
ullum which attaches to the Ch inc>u
policy OF a Radical Congress. but de
c~a;.ion ana fraud are no longer posi-
hic. With this Chinese load upon the
shoulders of the Radical party in Cal
I:agnI3 this wear, 1t Will he buried so
deep that ITO Voice can eVCr wake il to
glory again. anIthe decision OF judge
Savers Court i, the all powerful
weapon with which the Democracy
val! overwhclm the Hnougrei hordc> of
Icclving !taIicalisln in that State.
IL WHAT AUrHORITY?-From the
salt Lake Herald Of the I0ch We see
mat Bowman, Canavan and Smith,
member, of the Legislature of this
~-a Z, called upon President Young,
lui BOWMAN. AFTER an introduction, |
delivered himself OF Il speech. in
H.a.ch lie conveyed to President
I.oung the best wishes OF his Excel
I,ucv GOV. bradley. Of Nevada. for
III success, and the continued pros
,,c:Ity of the people of Utah. The
question naturally arises Is to who
commissioned those gentlemen ambas-
sailors from the State of Nevada to the
tour, Of Prc~iI lent Young, ana au-
tlrrizcl them t" tender the good
wishes Of our Governor to that fUnc-
tiouary. In this official Interchange of
r:nI!itie- between Utah and Nevada
We much far somebody is being
;~.la,c.i. an1 would advise Il Nor
mon friends not 10 cave hay stacks or
quart mills lying around loose while
tI1nSn rnnL L,.nIau are cniONing their .