Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-29

Perhaps, through his paper, NJ. VII.
Hams will explain why be thus, by the
Substitution Of Aud, throws 90 ON the
Democracy Of Gold Hill, a. he tried 10
explain away and disavow his abuse OF
the Irish in the Ryan case. But he does
not love the Irish; he considers than
"caitle," and has not hssitatsd to speak
Of them as such in times past. Perhaps
II was this mean prejudice which pre-
vented him from contributing even so
much as q shirt button TO the splendid
array Of rich presents 20 lavishly BE-
slowed upon our local Gold Hill military
company, the Sanhsld Guard. on the
occasion Of their recent annual target
excursion. But thsn this closs-hstsd
old human icicls In a. illiberal In every
thing else a. he IL in politics. What
great public charities has he ever con-
tributsd to, or where has hs ever given
gratuitous assistance 10 any public 30
cisty or class OF citizsnsf I am told
that he did once, through . spasmodio
at OF hbsrality. give four bits toward
purchasing . dag for our Miners Union.
but this sum was shortly aftsrward re-
turned to him, with an a~pprsciaiive mes
sage from the miners saying that they
thought they would BE- able 10 buy the
Gag without that four bits. Tom Williams
has increased In wealth since then, and
10 now one Of the great capitalists OF
the land. He ID one Of the Trustees Of
the Virginia and Truckse Railroad Con-
pany, and IL q largo stakeholder in 10.
II he il not 0 California Bank man, o.
many think he Is who know his init
mate relations with the Ring for many
a past, his action In the Democratic
party at the present time Is doing more
to elect Sharon than any man Sharon
has in his employ.
Up to within three weeks Of the pri-
MARES, Williams was opposed to Gov.
Bradley. and he Is to-day. at heart; but
seeing the just and we'll deserved pop
ularity Of our worthy Governor. he sell
hshly seeks 10 utilize the popular cur
rent to carry his Legislative ticket. The
Gold Hill Democracy will stand in for
Bradley and Adams, and, even In this
Republican stronghold. will roll up q
majority for the State and County
ticket which will astonish our adver-
s%aries; but wo do not propose having
Tom Williams shove himself down our
throats lengthwise without q protest.
We will not swallow the dose. We be-
love In q straight ticket. but u nan
hood compsls US to violate one Of the
cardinal principles OF Democracy, and
scratch the Williams legislative portion
Of 1t. We regret TO b compelled 10
this course. but must do 10 in order 10
properly rsbuke and rcpudiats Williams.
Il is the only course left US, and his
arbitrary. selfish, tyrannical and inju-
dicious action compsls vi to do 1t, Har-
mony and party fsalty are excellent
qualities, but he has originated and
forced the issue, and We take
issue with him. I hope the Democracy
throughout the State will join In this
matter and give Tom Williams q lesson
which will last him through all time,
and set him permanently aside ~ q
stumbling block and incubus. which has
too long intsrfsrsd with the advance and
success OF the Democratic party. We
must throw this Jonah overheard. Well
would II have been for the party had
this been done years ago.
A GoLD HILL DExocnAr.
Gold Hill, Oct. 40, 1874.