The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-27

that the coming man Will be
| 4 sCPERLATIvE, OvERSHADOWING
THIEF.
the "thief of the world" perhaps, |
and proposes to hang out his sign to
this wicked and adulterous genera
! ton as a teacher (of school of
sharks) in the art of stealing accord
ing to law. He regards the old fogy
system Of educating boys in the
paths of honor and honesty, and all
that sort OF thing, as simply arefned
cruelty to animals, and contends
that a young man with those qualiti-
cations alone, is no better off, than
"a cat in hell without claws. "eThat
if they are taught ''chenana gin as a
fine art, ninety-nine Will attain emin-
ence to one brought up by the pre-
vailing system of teaching, under
which he himself was unfortunately
reared. There is certainly food for
reflection in the preachers" S" theory,
however eccentric it may appear.
But your correspondent interviewed
him more especially to ascertain his
ideas with reference to the political
iip-Hop in
THE CALIFORNIA ELECTION.
After expressing my own astOnlsh-
ment at the result, he stated that in
his opinion it was the easiest problem
to solve in the whole batch of Re
publican victories of recent date, and
contained the plainest lesson for the
Democracy. The new departure"
of the Democrats. he said weakened
in a great degree the enthusiasm of
the rank and file, shaking their faith
in the party's infallibility. Nallan-
digham mysterious death, in that
connection excited their supersti-
ton. The Repubs.. whose leaders
know more about Democracy than
Horace Greeley does about farming.
shrewdlv met this liberality of their
opponents by adopting an Anti-Chi-
nese plank in their platform. and
spreading all sails to divide the labor
vote, which four years ago was adroit
lv united on the Democratic side
In this condition of things, the bone
and sinew of the State being nearly
divided. the Railroad and
other monOpolists, who are straining
every nerve throughout the nation
to keep control of the General Gov
ernment from which they derive
large subsidies, and VINO can COM
mand in that State from 5000 to II, |
600 votes depending for their daily
bread on the caprices of a handful
of directors in solid phalanx |
to the polls and turned the scale. |
The honest, conscientious men of
both parties discover when it is too |
late, that they have been ''plaved' |
by sharpers, and induced to elect to
public Office the retainers and tools
Of their unscrupulous Oppressors-
monopolists-who care moth
ing for political principles or pro-
fessions, so long as they can direct
the revenues of the people into their
own Golfers. and control the law
and iaw-enforcing power to
maintain them in their ill-gotten
gaines. The Democracy must soon
ar or later learn from this, says
Preacher" Jonas, that their only
recourse is to avail themselves of
he fire already kindled, to unite the
Useful elements of society in a
INDUSTRIAL CoMAIU-
NIFTY
u Labor against Capital. The or
will only be frightful to
hose Moneycrats who use theircom-
oined wealth in expressing the weak.
The honorable, upright tman of means
who wields his power for the public
Welfare, content with legitimate
gains, has nothing to fear, and will
Welcome it as the harbinger of last
ne peace; but the avaricious, grasp
nS usurer and extortioner may
easonably expect to have what he
low possesses taken from him by the
'ower which created it, and given to
hose who will use it more judicious-
y.
ALL EUROPE, .
le says, is looking for Americas :
.lorious ensign to lead off in recon-
society on a basis which
I'LL guarantee ga fair days wages
or a fair days work" to every man
ccording to his usefulness to the ,
and praying for the
verthrow of the useless blood-suck-
IS and pompous frauds who fatten
n the toll of honest labor, render
lg nothing of value in return. So c
iety everywhere must be purged of