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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-16

CHICAGO, Feb. 15.9 FLouhIsteady.a
GRAN-Wheat-No. 2 spring Chicago
81 25ta1 cot. Corn-No. 9 mixed 4Ofc
oats-No, 2, S24c. RycA72tc. Barley
No. 2 spring 50c. y
Provisions = Pork : $40 391a12 81
Lard-A shade flrmer al Sc. Meats Of ali
descriptions unchanged. h
HoGs-Extreme range 81 1Ol4 80. d
Milwaukee Market.
MILWAUKEE, February 15.-FLouR-
Dull but unchanged. ..'
GRAIN -WheAt- No. | Milwaukee
81 81 No. 2, 81 24S. 0ats--No Q, 394c
S!orn-40lc. Rye-NQ.1, rec. Barley
No. 3 fall, 6sbc, -
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, February 15.-FLoUR-
Family, 81 25a7 40.
GRAIN-Whcat-$l 57a1 90. Other
grain unchanged.
Provisions Pork-$l3 90. Lard
0a9Sc. Bulk Mcats-5a6Aa64c. Bacon
sides-74a79c. Shoulders at Ole
WusKY-S7c.
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TAKE PARTICULAR N0TTnR

Dr.. ]. addresses all those who have inIarcd
themselves by improper indulgence and eoiitary
naoits which ruin both body and mind, uniting
s ISm LOT elmer business study. society or mar
These arc some Of the sad and melancholy Of.
iects produced by early habits OF SouiG. VIZ.
weakness OF tho Back and Limbs, Pains in Tho
Head, Dimness Of Sight, Loss or Muscular Pow.
er, Palpitation Of the Heart, DyspcpsIs. Teryo%%s
iiiErlADllity, Derangement OF the Digestive Func.
.Soa General Debility, Symptoms Of Consump.
MENTAILT--The fearful efects on iths mind
are much 70 be dreaded. Loss OF Memory. Con
tasion o. Ideas, Depression Of Spirits XVII Fore.
ooqlnRs, Ayereiop 70 Society, SelED Istrupt. Love
OF Solitude, Timidlty, &C., arc some Of TIC evils
PIeNsStuSOH4 Ill.-. f4s#.I. f. % ID ''
Thousands OF persons Of all apoA can no,,
Judge what Is the cause Of thor declining hesiS.
losing their vigor, becoming weak, pals, ncryoIis
ana emaciated, having q singular appearances
SUMPTION W. wy"
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Who can say that these excuses are not Ee
quently followed by those dIrefNl diseases, Tnssn
ty and Consumption The records of the In
sane AsylumS, and the melancholy deaths BY
Consumption, bear ample witness to the truthiol
these assertions. In Lunatic ASylumS the most
melancholy exhibition appears. The countcnanre
is actually soddcn and quite destitute; neither
mIrth nor grief ever visitsit. Should sound Of
the voice occur It is rarely artIculate.
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While VIC regret tho existence Of tho above
diseases and symptoms, We arc prepared TO offer
an invaluable gin Of chemistry for the removal
Of tho consequences. "a 'r.4f-.= a1i
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During the superintendenee Of DR.. Wilson at
the BlOomingdalo Asylum, this sad result occur
red to two patients. Reason had for q timo left
them, and both died of epilepsy. They were Of
both sexes, and about twenty years OF age.
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If the patient be a female the approach of the
menses is looked for with anxiety as the ilrSt
symptom in which nature Is to show her saving
power in dihlSing the circulation and visiting
tho check with the bloom Of health. Alas In
crease Of appetite has grown by what 1t fed on.
The energies of the system arc Frustrated, and
the whole economy Is derangGd. The beautiful
and wonderful period In which body and mind
undergo so fascinating change from child to
woman, Is looked for In vain. The parents heart
bleeds in anxiety, and iancles the grave but walt
Ing for its victim.
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THESE SYMPTOMS, If ALLOWED no
60 ON WHICH THIS MEDICINE LNHARI-
ABLY RENOKES-S0ON FOLLOW Loss
OF POWER, FATUITY AND EPLLETvC
FITS, IN ONE OF WHICH THE PATIENT
MAY EXPIRE.
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YOUNG MEM

Who have injured themselves by q certain prse.
tiee, INDUCED in when alone, q habit fre0ueniIv
learned nom eYel companions, or al SCHOOL, III
effects Of which arc nightly felt, even when
asisep, AND, 4 not cured, renders marriage I'm
Bholh Gpply Immediately. 'N'S ~ IVY
MnRt . PITY that young man, the hope OF his
country, the pride Of his parents, Should he
natched nom oil prospects and enIoymenis of
lle by inc consequences Of deyatIng from tho
cret habit Such persons PlRSt, RelorG cnntenl.
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Cincinnati Market.


BALTmoRE, February 15.-F1ouR-
Active, but unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-Steady. CONFIRM.
or. oats--steady at 53a55c. Ryc-Un.
changed.
Provisions Mess Pork-Steady al
$l4 so. Bulk shoulders-5tc; do sides
&c; do clear rib, O4c. Bacon-Frm.
shoulders-G4c; sides, 7sc; clear rib do
&c. Hams-13a14c. Lard-Firm 1t O4c.
BuTTER Western, active but un.
changed. ~ m.
WHIsKY-Dull at 03c.
New Orleans Market.
New ORLEANS, February 15.-GRo.
CERIEs-.Sugar and Molasses- Unchanged.
CoTToN-Dull and lower; sales, 1000.
Good ordinary, 2Oic; low middlings, 2ltc;
middlings, 215c,
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MARRIAGE

reaect that sound mind and body are tic most
nSScessary requisites TO promote eonnubIal hap
through lae becomes . weary pilgrimage; lie
prospect hourly dASkens 10 tho view, me mind
becomes Swallowed Wi.,h despair and allied with
tho melancholy reflection tkst tue happiness OF
another becomes blIghted with our owl "
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MARRIAGE.

4, Married Persona, or Young Men eontern,s,,n.
narIiages being aware Or phySlcalJ WeafnsaS
Organic Debility, Delormitics, speedily curoI
ne who places himself under the care of, DR., I
mAy reLglouely eonhde his honor a. q gentle
1Aln. AND confidently rely upon his skill a. phy.
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ENDORSEMENT on THE pP I9'

-, ~ nNDotSot1n1CEN1O F TILE FRESS:
ment within the last t,Esuty years and tbe ri.
merous Important surgical 6p4T aHnns pnrEorraed
nX "; johnston, Witnessed by tho reporlafs AZ
re- Svn and many other papers, hotices Of
n den nSre appeared again and again before tue
character and respectabiIity, Is suflcient riar.
antee 10 tho afflicted. s'N'-
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
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LIVER DIsEAsBGnd
Indigestion prevail to
q greater extent than
probably any other
malady, and relief Is
always sought after.
II tho Liver 10 rCgu.
lated In It's action,
health Is almost ihya-
rtRbly secured. Indi-
gesu0n or want oil &C.
ton In tho Liver
ce1ses Headache, Con-
stlSCtion, Jaundice,
Pain In the Shout.
ders, Cough, Dizzi-
ness, Sour Stomach,
b ad taste In tn Q
mouth, bllnpVB at
tacks, palpitation Of
the heart. depression
Of gpikts or tho blnes,
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDENcE

HAA444Ao490. VT 4MEhUDENIE.
When the misguided and tmprudent yotary OF
pleasure finds that he has imbibed the seeds Of
this paininl disease Il too oitcn happens that an
tll:tmed sense OF shame or dread OF discovery do.
tiers him nom applying to those, who from cdu.
cation and responsibility, can alone befriend
him, delaying till tho constitutional symptoms Of
this horrtd disease make their appearance, such
~ liberated eoro throat, diseased nose, noctuna
pAfsS IN tho head and Limbs, dimncsS OF sight
ReGfnsAs, nodes on the shin.bonOs and arms, BRO
crossing var frightful rapidity, iii at last tho
palate Of tho month or tho boncs Of tho nOee fall
In, and the ylctip Of this awful disease becomes
aorrid object a coup isscratlon, till death puts
him y fLh4t .IndlAe9yered Country from whence
Itise MELANCHOLY FAor that thoosApd.
fall victims 70 this terrible tae9Vs, owing 70 tSS
the uso OF that DEADLY POis0Ns MERCURY.
min the consultation And make the rcsIdue ollie
misc kble, tliHI1 iRI NIff57 ~ III
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JlT1 MedIcaTIFt4f F
RALTMoRR LOCK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED IS REFUGE FROM CuAcWERr,
tbs 0Iiy Pl.ss khtIS ! Cur an ). OSt,lS,s.

Dr.. johnson has discovered the most Certain
speedy, and only RGeetuAl Remedy In The World
lor weakness Of the Back or Limbs, StrictuFeS'
AhccEo1s az the Kidneys and bladder, inyoinn.
NY piachargsA mpotoney, aenefSi Debility,
Yer t Dyspepsia Languor, L6w Spirits,
Tlmidity, Trembling, DImncas OF Sight, or Gii,
diness, Disease Of the Head, Throat, Nose or
lkln, Affections Of the LiyoT, tupEs, Stomach or
B6ishlsIthosa Terrible DIedfddfs aFl6lnV rom
Solitary Habits OF Youth-Secret and Solitary
song Of Syrens TO the Atadhers OF ulysses blIkht
lns thelr most brilliant hppeB and authorizations
rendering InaflARgi &c., iiliBOeRIblO
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especially, who have become the victims Of Soil.
III. ivS, uhaI dreadful and destructive habit
thousands o. Young mon OF Inc most cycsSIIsni
4Ients aud brilliant intellect, who might oiSsr'
wise have ENHANCED listening Scnatea Win s' thc
Lnginaefs OF cloquonee, or walked 10 Ccsiacy iIS
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lDR. NORTHUMBERLAND

- -. A(1S' 'OOk1NSIONyi tN
ofFICR, NO. 2 THFREDERiCR BTRRRf.
70. hana side going nom Baltimore Vtreet, few
name and number. ~
Ia Holottsrs received unless post.uaid and
containing stamp TO be used on the Teniv
PERSONS writing shollA Etqte SgB and soma l1os.
G W. q 6os61s nfPfss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-26
JONES AND THE sUrRo TUNNEL.

Mr.. Jones has come out sluarely
aud fairly and publicly announced
that In case he is elected United States
Senator he will never vote one dollar
in the way Of Government subsidy or
assistance for any incorporation In the
land. This Is rather rough on the
Sutro Tunnel Company, who have
been striving faithfully and hard for
several years to get a subsidy from
Government in order to assist Ia the
prosecution Of the great work. How
do the people Of Lyon county like this
position OF Mr. Jones? Will they
work hard to cleo: him? IN view Of
the anticipated vast benefits to accrue
10 Lyon county from this tunnel we
hrrdly think they will. The truth
probably Is that the Crown Point mine
being now worked down below the
level Of the Susro runnol that tunnel
cln DO Of no particular use to Jones,
therefore not caring for the hundreds
In Storey county. rs we'll aso;her parts
OF the State, who have great cxpecta-
lions Of the vast good to follow the
completion Of the tunnel to the Com-
stock ledge, lie deliberately comes out
IN opposition to 1t, like the Bank Ring
Of which he was once a member. aud
with which he Is still connected to 4
certain extent. It might pay Sutro
to take the stump against Jones, in
self defense.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-26
A DIAMoNDIFERous MAN.
From ,hs Sow YORK world, oe.oOor lsth.l

From the New York World, October lStn.l
A correspondent, speaking OF Dir.
James II. Martin's diamond foundry
In Brooklyn, relates the case OF a man
named Charles John Williamson. OF
Greenbush, n. Y, who recently died
Of so novel q disease that o post NOR
tenn examination Of his body was made
by DIS. Thayer and Heare. Several
years prior to his death Mr. William
son had suffered from enormous aggre'
cations Of adipose matter, when &C.
cumulated In various portions OF Ills
body. About two years ago nc oegall
to grow lean, and finally wasted away
almost to q shadow, this etietlepiperi'
tribomenosis being unaccountaoly &C
companied by swellings about tue
Joints. upon which urate Of soda wa
supposed to have been deposited, As Il
common In govt. Finally the mar
died In great agony, and the post NOR
tom examination showed that MS JOINT
we're literally SGT with diamonds ue
posted there by the unusual Working
Of unassisted nature. ~
The theory OF Drs. Heare and Ina
YER WAS that the accumulated fat, II
wasting away. had left the pure car
bon, In which adlpose matter !. so ricn
on the joints, where, while Mr. WI
hanson had lain unable to move II
bed, It had crystalized iuto tho Pures
diamond. His relatives did not mourn
rs those do to whom one leaves but al
ordinary cadaver. The correspondent
suggests that as the human body !
ultimately but csrbonic acid, am
mouia and water, cadavers should d.
adamantized by treating them hrSt u
adrying process to eliminate the water
then TO an acid bath to neutraltzc TN
ammonia, and then hung up on a que
nail to allow the carbon to crystailLe
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-26
MAST At WORK.

On a visit to Harper's Publishing
House, I found this genius OF tho PEN
oil In the midst OF his work, tracing
on wood a cartoon for the coming
Weekly. He receives visitors kindly ;
/, afiible and genial In conversation
apparently unconscious OF the fame he
has Won. HI, personal appearance Is
not particularly striking; he Is OF
medium hight; has an exceedingly
pleasant face, with \ decidedly He
brew cast OF c%ountenance. He says he
Is constantly besieged by people who
have their private axes to grind ana
wish him to use his talent for the pur-
po.e OF personal gain but he deVoteS
himself entirely to Harpcr's, for which
no Is paid $50 Il week. While ell
gagged in conversation with him, one
OF his own productions was brought In
by one of the workmen completed
ready for the printer. The device Il
frat traced OH wood by the artist, anu
then il Is given to others to cut. The
results of the late elections have given
material for unusual attractions, which
Mast Is never slow to make tell, and
which he has used for the coming week
with more, II possible, than his usual
skill.-NeW York Correspondence Ch'
cinndti Gazette.
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JJnion Republican Ticket.
n A O B DISEASE.

Why under the sun don't some Of
the medicine men or writers, tele-
graphic or otherwise, enliShten Us
relative to tha~s-terrible horse disease
which Is so wildly and widely raging
throughout the East, In New York es-
pecially. 1t would seem that pretty
much every horse Is attacked with It.
and It must be 4 very severe disease II
it stops them OF from their regular
work; yet we understand that 1t Is
not fatal. and merely lasts half a dozen
days or so. Rainy weather agXravate:
the disease, and canal horses have It iu
a milder form than others. The tele'
graph gives copious accounts OF horses
being attacked with it BY the whole
sale, yet agsravstingly refuses or neg
lect to describe what sort OF all Internal
disease It Is. Even II 1t Is Of delicate
nature, they need not DO so very prud'
ish about it, considering that the vic
tlms arc only horses. The trouble
here, however, Is that In fearful anti
cipation Of tho arrival OF the disease
among Us. all our stable ME and pro
prietors of horses are commencing &c
doctor their animals for various dis
eases BY way Of prevention. not know
Ing what particular n to guard
against. Thus one poor old mustang
has been doctored by his fond proprie
tor during tho past week for the cho
lera, poll.cvil, govt, CHAMBERS anc
other affections, until medicines OF al
sorts ooze from every pore, aud lie l:
GU his last legs. The arrival OF the
nam Of that anticipated disease alone
can induce different treatment aud give
him q chance for life.
p. S.-Since writing the above oui
telegram, have brought the requisite
information. Read.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-26

Nor VERY RgAssCWINa.-A Rocky
Mountain correspondent says. These
stages are towed by six horses, steered
BY the most elegant young gentlemen
ever seen. whose cheeks always glow
with the blush OF youth and innocence.
and whose eyes are always OH the
alert for holes In the road Instead Of
the young ladies In the stage. Some
portions Of the road Is along htllsldes,
and the precipice below Is very fright.
full to many wolnen's nerves. aud they
turn pale aud gasp out: "Oh! driver,
do b. careful :" and the like, but he
goes on his winding way. One lady
asked the driver what he would do II
the stage went down the bank? Roll
down." said he. DO you ever have
any accidents on this road?" said she.
sometimes, but not oiten," was the
reply. What do the people say that
get hurt? Nothing. for we knock
them In the head st once" WAS the
snswer. which did not ut all reassure
the lady.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-26
CHOOSING TaRfR NATIONALITY

The time for choosing between Ger
man or French nationality expired OH
tue last day Of October, without any
of the trouble that was anticipated aud
dreaded. For a fortnight before. the
railway trains had been crowded. On
the last day as many II $4,000 passed
over into France. Some Of the Paris
and a much larger number Of provin-
clal Journals OF OCTOBER 1|t appeared
with q black border. The Alsaee-
lorraine authorities, now exclusively
German, have absolutely prohibited
several Of the Paris and all the saucy
illustrated papers. The Germans prof
fsred many Inducements to the French
d~enlzens to remain in the transferred
provinces, ven going to the length. oil
promising to defer a year any claim to
military sol lice. These did not avail,
aud the exodus vas very great. One-
tsn.h-that Is, 200. 0o0-of the whole
population Of Alsacc-Lorrsine has quit
ted It's native soil to continue citizens
OF France or emlgrsnts 20 the United
States. Within tho next few months,
though the season Is unfsvoraolo for
sea voyages, SOME 10, 1000 persons OF all
ages may be expected to arrive in the
United States from Alsace-Lorraiue.
Funds for that purpose are being
largely subscribed in France aud Eng.
land.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-26

ruE Enterprise has engaged tue SER
vices Of a funny man to write for 1t.
lie persists in writing Mr. Beams
name "Beans" Instead Of Bean. and
every time he does so he Is nearly con-
yulsed with delight at the thought of
his dry humor. We use the expression
dry humor Understandings, for the
humor Is so dry that no one but the
sapieat writer can appreciate 1t.
Again. his account Of the robbery Of
Col. ". y. Stone is so very wittily
written and the point Is so very fine
that no Que outside Of tho Enterprise
ofice eau see It. lie Is not only witty
but he Is magnanimous. Reflect for
one moment on the head or heart Of a
man who will seize every opportunity
Of saying that Col. Stone was In the
Confederate army. We believe Col.
Stone to be a quiet. transformations gen
tleman, aud to cay the least Il Is In
very questionable taste to east reteo-
tlops opou our Southern brothers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-26
HOW THEY FARM IN ARIZONA.

fCorres,onlence New York Tribuue.]
"Do o know how they carry on
agriculture down there !" asked the
Judge: "There was = fellow who
hired himself out rs u farm hand IN
Arizona. and the frat day his master
told him to cut some wood. 81 he
asked for all Ak, but the farmer said,
No, We don't cut with an AK here ;
and gave him Il sledse hammer to
knock aud break of the mesquit which
they burn down tliorc. The next day
JOHN was ordered to cut some hay, and
was looking about for 4 scythe, when
his master said, w don't cut hay
with a scythe down here and gave
him a hoe to chop down the woody
stalks with which they swlndle the
horses there for hay. The third morn E
Ing the farmer called his nan to come
out and plant corn. John looked for
q hoe, but his master said, We don't
plant corn with q hoe out here. and
gave him q orowbar with which to
punch holes In the ground, wherein to
drop corn aud John left the country
In disgust at that kind Of farm work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-26
SACRAMENTO ITEMS.
From the Record Of Yesterday

From the Record Of Yesterday
Charles Mortimer, who Is confined
in the County jail awaiting the action
OF the next grand jury on the charge
of murder In the killing OF Mrs. Glib
son. does not take his imprisonment
easily by any means, u frets u great
deal, eats but understanding himself
until he has become thin-and glares
wildly OH all who pass the wicket IN
his cell door, being evidently Inclined
70 create All oplnion that he Is insane.
He was shown yesterday an Item III
the touching the new accusa-
,ion OF murder made against him by
parties In San Francisco In connection
with the killing OF Catharine prenel,
but did not eviuce any great Interest
in the matter further than TO deny the
charge and asked when the Prenel
murder occurred, etc. After q few
sentences. his conversation reverted to
tho Gibson case and to parties whom
he accuses Of putting up a JOB to have
him convicted Of that unfortunate
woman's slaughter.
There went through thi' city, on the
regular westward bound train yester-
day, Rear Admiral Pennock and wife,
United States Navy Captain j. G. Z.
De Craft. United States Army ; Lieu
tenant Commander w. b. Wolff. wife
and two children, United States Navy
sergeant Thomas w. Leach, United
States Army /; Lieutenant Commander
II. w. Taylor anu family, United
States Navy T. Singer and wife,
United States Army Major Waugh OF
Loudon, aud a party Of their friends.
Livingstone Stone, Depaty U. 5.
Fish Commissioner, who has been
spending about two weeks OH the Nc
Cloud river procuring salmon spawn
for shipment to the East. came down
Yesterday, having been quite success
ful, aud dispatched a considerable
quantity Of spawn to the Cold Spring
trout ponds, Charlestown, New Hamp.
| shire. He will return to McCloud
river to procure a further supply OF
eggs.
A carload Of Eastern oysters, sent
out by A. Booth Of Chicago, passed
through the city for San Francisco
hight before last, the first OF the season.
Seven carloads Of tea, which arrived
from China BY the last steamer, Were
sent East yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-26

BRI6HAM's BRANCHES. - Brigham
Young's smallest child has forty.nino
mothers, one hundred grandmothers,
two hundred great grandmothers, four
hundred great. great grandmothers, and
about six brigades Of grandfathers and
great grandfathers. The further you
20 back the more grandmothers and
grandfathcrs the child has and no
doubt. II We reached clear into the
middle ages, we would fluid that one
half the entire human race were grand
mothers Of that boy and tho other hall
prandfathers. Brigham himself Is aii-
noyed and bewildered ut the figures,
and Que. reason for his marrying so
much is that he wanted to straighten
the thing out a little for his posterity,
and begin fresh again by making him
| self tho solitary grandfather OF the
children OF all his offspring.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-26
MORE cHoPp1Na.

The Enterprise Of this morning, In a
prominent editorial notice Of Governor
Booth and his intention to address the
citizens Of Storey county. at Plpcr's
Opera House, this evening, makes use
of the following significant language:
Pushing aside the flmsy pretexts of
party, he drives directly at the heart
Of our great political issues, and makes
plain the duty of all men, not for the
sake Of success, but for the sake OF the
right.
Does tho Enterprise intend to repre-
sent that Mr.. Booth Is In favor of ig-
noring aud setting aside all party
lines, and advocate the popular idea Of
choosing the best men for Office, re-
gardless Of political proclivities. Does
the Enterprise pretend to say that Gov
eruor Booth considers this to 10 the
"plain duty Of all men, not for the
sake Of success, but for the sake oil
right?" This Is good, Liberal Demo
cratic doctrine, and may be all right.
II the Enterprise really indorses what
It says above. and Is DESTROYS Of "push'
ing aside the tlimsy pretexts Of party
the Liberal Democracy will not, o.
course, object. Radicals, however
have misunderstood the tone OF tina
paper thus far, and may DO a little as
touished at this apparently sudden
change and declaration Of It's homes
principles.