Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-22
GEO. W. CASSIDY.
rypus OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Rlndom Thoughts

JETRo JETIIRINGToN-No. :,
TT HER RIP.-Any one who
Ks approvingly on the moral
financial tendencies of the
nav be expected to disap-
bye of any investigation being
do into the alleged cases of
X bribery by the Eure ka Con-
dated and Richmond Compa-
in the recent trial between
km The prosperity OF every
hnr district, such an one will
inclined to argue, necessarily
bpndS to Il large extent on money
|ng freely put into circulation,
the question as to where the
h comes from, or how it is dis
sed, are points of only second
Importance. y silver mining
Immunity, according to reason
of this sort, ought never to
too closely into the morality
a transaction. 1t may be we'll
bugh for the old countries to
Nn on bribery and corruption,
count such living apostles Of
hal dirt-eating rs Ben Butler a
reputable specimen OF hum an
but Nevada is too young to
)ulge in this costly flight into
realms of moral ethics. The
is so we'll established, that
rality and mining are business
liners, that it may naturally be
ppOsed you cannot throt-
the one without, at the
be time, paralyzlng the other.
ere is also an instructive con-
ti0n in some mems minds, that
yer mines were created special
for the benefit Of rich men.
Dragged prospcctor is permit
Of Heaven according to their
b, to 60 out and tind paying
s, but the capitalist VINO be-
tOltntly gives him a tritle for his
fOyery is ordained to be the
5tul owner. Such being the
Dent design OF fprovidence,t these
will assert, surely it becomes
latter Of the first Importance,
wealth should be allowed full
Pc in sWaying the destinies of
Silver State, otherwise we
Eall be compelled to leave it
PossesSlOn of the bowling cOyo-
lfthe buying of jurors is one
[he channels through which a
lnteous stream of prosperity is
Pow, then let jurymen say they
bought openly before the noon
sun. 1t is true that until a
has overlloWed its channel
done damage to property,
Te Will not likely be any at
fpt to embanll il, so if We are
Iy to feel the need of moral
lhcatlon, deTraVity may first
|e to lind its way into every
|nnel OF our business existence
prove itself an intolerable
e. L shall assume therefore
The cure of our moral disease
result from the increase Of
alIment, and so shall reason
lhls hypothesis whether it be
I'D or unsound, eNpedient or
Apedlent, for the end | have in
rich company, for example,
ada TO the bullion product of
Istrict by owning Il mine
IAed by a poor man, why then
public veal requires that said
pahy should get possession of
property, even by foul means.
ecessary. Should the discoV-
or owner, incapable of de
p'hS the claim, refuse to sell
'He privileged ones of earth
'lcl mine eOWncrS-lt their own
iiilial price, then, in further
oi the evident designs of the
ishly IN giving the treasures
u, VI mountains to wealthy cor
atlohs' 1t is entirely proper
'ne starVeling locator should
atpr!ved of his mine by the
f. filsld eXaction.
tnis may be accomplished
Gt 81 Dy stretching patent sur
mnes n over his ground, under
oolVlctlon that he lacks the
es necessary to defend his
pen'y by protest and suit; or
NY: nay 9e done by false swearing,
Any, oflbing, but whatever the
us raI operandi employed, it is
ey proper and lawful in
uays for the great to trample
we III the dust. \ leading
ero pow tIIul corporation
deh wen be in the church on
""S a"S' praying for the success of
e "'pahy, scheme, just rs this
Of sIft , OF thing may be done
nt r bdse b'iiese days, in support of an
sta ne has hired to rob the Pali-
biragSe bi,age' How boldly and safely
DIV dn,; foober would go about
# futles' us' II he knew that his
sn' was as earnestly praying for
kdon'ceSs and defense from
uerous guns.
i si not III our printed stat
may he laid down as a law
ttbInAlowledged tbn in this State
ter poor man has no rights