Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-26
WELCOMED HOME.

Senator Jones received . most mag
niacent welcome from his friends OF
Storey county last evening. This tribute
Of respect and earnest welcome to a gift
ed representative Of our proud young
State, was spontaneous. enthusiastic.
and, let MS add, well founded. II Is sell
dom that q gentleman. entering upon
public life in a position so fraught with
responsibility. so freightsd with care.
30 eminent and therefore p%erilous,
achieves marked success so soon.
Yet Mr.. Jones, albeit we OF
Nevada can hardly realize the fact. Is
to-day one OF the most prominent men
in the American nation. II is said that
ga prophet is not without honor save
in his own country" The people OF
Storey county, last evening, neSatived
the sentiment and in their welcome
showed appreciation OF their distin-
guished Senator'S services. We say dis
hnsuishsd' Tor a. before fema'A''' 'e"'
ator Jones Is q Oh Tue
In the ohi'ed ''a'es 'a '
Vanquisnsd IN sPee'n
logic and t~ersensss. one OF the ablest
debaters In the ssna'e-a man VINO Tor
many years mas oee"pisu q prominent
position IN pon"es' We re'et 10 SEN
a'ot no'''n' vi. .a""P'0" VI "aa'i'h
anu is Tram .. uisas''oas sequshcss'
rePaa'au0n an" ha'ohn "~@nNfup'ey'
iose'hsr WIN othsr h~aru-inohey men,
anu no'So'y :" ie"ue' VI "' oon'es''
our ~oena'o'' m' nj" term VI oih'e'
aided 10 NShquish the most OF paper
money aa'oca''s anu s'ay' ior 'hs pres
ent al least, wave oil Paperrass'
irreoeehao'o PROMISES a'enP'eu I"
De noa'sd o''r d "no'e haioh'
nevada Is Prouu o' 'r' jones'
and the GOLD HILL NEWS ai'housh OPP
posing his election anu ia'orihs another
gentleman Joins with h people OF sto-
rey county in welcoming him home.
There are journals as well ~ people
which cannot do justice to political OPP
p~onents. We wish 1t understood that
the GoLD HILL NEWS does not belong to
that class. We judge public men by
their actions, not by our personal pref
srencss or prsjudices. And in so doing
we simply do our duty to the public. to
the officer and to ourselves.
After Senator Jones had returned his
thanks in brief and most fitting Ian
cusge. Mr.. Sharon, present candidate
for Senator, was loudly called for by the
assembled audience. He shortly APP
pearsd, and in language at once slo-
auent and truthful. paid . glowing tri.
butte 10 the gentleman in whose honor
the reception had been given. In so
doing Mr.. Sharon took occasion to re-
mark that whatever personal difference:
he might have with any gentleman
when such an one became a public OH.
Ger and discharged his duties ably,
fearlsssly aud faithfully. he would ever
be first to extend to such the warmesi
welcome. And this, said Mr.. Sharon.
is my position this evening. Mr.
Sharon spoke at some length
and devoted much OF his time te
an analysis OF the history. character
aud purposes OF tho great Assyriai
book. In these remarks the speaker
handled Mr.. Sutro without gloves. lii
literally fought the devil with his owl
weapons" and evidently to the entire
satisfaction Of the asssmblage. In an
swer to any criticisms OF the personal
nature Of Mr.. sharon's remark IN rel
srence to Sutro, We refer all critics to
tho harangues OF the subject OF dis
course, Mr. Sutro. This audacious
swindlsr has not hesita,ed 70 stismatizs
by the most approbrious epithsts each
and every gentleman who objected to
his thiovsry. He has called not only
Mr.. Sharon but hundreds OF gentlemen,
whose shoes he is not lit to unfasten.
knaves, liars, thieves. swindlers. rob
hers He has insulted the Who'll. coast