Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-01
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EDITOR GOLD HILL NE"S'-h nv
ticed In yesterday mornings issue OF
the Enterprise an article headed
sWhat 1t Means" the substance aud
object Of which article Is to bludgeon
into line q large aud most respectable
portion Of the Republican party OF this
county. IL Is the old story ; aud the
same spirit that prompted Mr.. Cool
msn. the editor of that paper, to write
this article. prompted him two years
ago to rise up In our County Conven-
tlon aud denounce his party. threaten
Ing piratical measures against chat
mrty whose money liz had handled 30
freely for the past ten years, for the
sI,nule reason that he aud \ few others
IN tie minority could not succeed In
plscing their pet upon the bench la
tbi, district. Rule or ruin Il tho
pollcy II this would be dictator. he
saws In the article referred to. after
sipposlug that your paper AMI tile
Republicans Oppo-el To Mr. Jones
should succeed in defeating him, "Do
they Imagine that lis friends will
tanisiy submit tn such III injuStlce. and
support the uien who have betrayed
them When they shall aspire Tor oftiee!'
Now, SIR. Editor, that sentence
might have tile desired effect did the
opposition 30 much feared come from l
set OF political huck>terS anu chronic
Office seekers. But that opposition
does not spring from any such source.
IL ZONES from among thr moSt respects
able members OF our party, aud It's roll
of membership contains INC names OF
men who are battling maDfully IN sup
port OF the principles Of the Repuoli-
eau party uithout consideration or hope
Of REGARD, while this latter day politl-
cal saint and would be- dictator was
receiving a just compensation for every
turn he gave the crank Of the political
organ over which he has presided for
the past ten or twelve years, In sup
mort of the principles OF that party,
and while j. p. Jones was likewise ell
gagged giving aid and consolation
to Its political, aud thank God now
defunct, enemy the Democratic party.
IL won't DO, Mr.. Goodman. to talk
such stun to men like these. You can
not Brighten them. Their moral cour-
ays will not allow them TO devlate
from a course which they consider
right and their sense of decency will
not permit them to falter In the course
marked out, to defeat a man who pub
lIcly declared In our streets that "if
money would procure for him u seat
In the United States Senate, he would
OCCUPY one" and who has 80 fully and
unblushingly attempted to carry out
that declaration ; and whose friends
from principle (being few and those
for q consideration being many did
by their dark lantern trickery succeed
In controlling the organization Of the
Republican party, and prescribing
their old associates who composed the
advance guard In the long contest
when the life OF the nation depended
upon the success Of the principles Of
their party. Listen again to this
would-be dictator:
His (Jones') defeat simply means
the sacrifice of the party"
Let me ask Mr.. Goodman whether
Mr.. Jones was created for the Repub-
lican party or the Republican party
created for the sole benefit and az
grandizemeut of Mr.. Jones?
This IL the first, aud | trust the last
time that I shall ever be compelled to
witness such total political depravity
OH the part Of u leading paper Of my
own party, as Il exhibited In this SELL
tence. 1t simply says to the people OF
Nevada, u loyalty Is divided be-
tween the principles OF the Republican
party, which We have protested to love
70 we'll. and u love for one iavorits
candidate tor senator, Mr.. j. z. Jones.
II you do not rally to this mans sup
port, no matter what you may think
Of his fitness for ttst lofty place In the
council Ut the nation. aud secure hiA
success, then, ~ between the princi-
plies OF the great Republican party,
which We have advocated for more
than ten Years In your midst, aud tor
which that party has generously coun-
peI,ated IL, and this thew G0sdeu Idnl,
we shall choose the latter. Aud la tiss
piratical language uf this poIltica,
CorSalr. upon the defeat of j. P. Jones
he will raise the black 1ag ami Scut-
tie the ship" aud ~ Its sturdy hulk
dis Ipprars beneath the political wave.
lie win throw Oft the cloak he la,
worn 10 great tinanciai advantage dur.
lug his pretended allegiance To the
party, and bow down aud worship Ills
Golden Gait. ami at that shrine 10Y
eternal veIIgeance against the Re.
publican party" until some member
thereof who shall aspire to place. shall
rrcnIcile this much abused MI 10y
presenting 10 him u few tnhu.aml iii !.
support lir' party III Mh'r employ hr
H.. alwiy. been. RsPuBLIcAN.
Iirgihia Civ. Nov 1t. IS73.
rxAMsrER RoDBEp. - About dusk
last evening, says the White t'iue
Nens OF Tuesday. a Mormon teamster.
while on his way to Hamilton with
a load Of cggs. WAS stopper. BY three
between the Three mile
House and the 5ix.mile Hpu-e. They
went through him aud tuok all the
b, nal. amounting 10 So 30 IN
gold and CURRENCY. They also took
Two boxes OF eggs. anG then allowed
hlm to 90 OIL. Two Of the robbers
wero masked aud armed with II double
barreled shotgun aud Henry rifle. Tho
WAS not masked and diplayed no