Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-16

The cat Is out OF the bag ! BY Ken
dall's expose, II is clearly evident that
the Democratic party, through their
treachsrous political leaders, is fayering
Sutro in his thievins schemes, which no
is trying to get through Congress. II IL
well known that Sutro is anxious that
our representatives elected this year.
will favor his rascally bills which he is
s~ndsavoring to get passed. Kendall op..
posed them in Congress, therefore, old
mountebank is opposed to his return !;
consequently Kendall was kicked u oil
tho State convention, without his name
being once mentioned. II is well known
by everybody, that Sutro is striving TO
obtain the passage Of n bill through Con-
rress. securing TO him the two dollars
ROYALTY on the Comstock mines, before
tho suits against him, now pending in
the courts. TO declare the royalty contract
void, can DO adjudicatsd. To this end
he has introduced several bills in Con-
grsss, the personal object OF which was
10 compel mine owners TO take out
United States patents, Immediately, for
their mines, with q clause inserted secur-
ing TO him his royalty. For this simple
object Of a personal gain, this old thief
was willing to and did attempt to pos
trats the whole mining Interests Of the
coast. He attempted to compel every
prospector who found a ledge to obtain n
patent for il, whether il was known to
be worth anything or not. His last bill,
which Kendall helped to defeat. required
every llsdge owner. who had taken out
$4,000 worth Of ore (gross yield, which
may have taken S20, ZOO to gst), to OBJ
tain q United States patent for the ledge,
within one year. This was q bill, gen.
enl in its provisions, made applicable to
all the mining interests Of the country.
This bill. similar to his others, with the
exception OF the 5000 worth OF ore
clause. would PROSTATE the entire min
ing interest Of the coast, and compel
poor miners and p~rospectors TO spend
hundreds Of dollars for q patent
in order TO hold his claim, before
he knows whether his ledge is good for
anything OF not! All, for the sole, Shy
lock purpose OF putting tho two dollars
royalty into his pocket, by forcing the
Comstock mine owners to take out pat
ents for their mines, under the provis-
ions Of the act with q clause giving him
the royalty Kendall defeated this out
ragsous bill and others OF Sutro's intro
duction to the same purpose. Sutro in
tends trying II again next session; and
knowing this hostility between Sutro
and Kendall on this matter, the Demo-
cratic Central Committee, when they in
yited Kendall to stump the State, plainly
informed him that he must say nothing
against the old Shyloek, or his thieving
schemes, as the Democracy had to make
concessions to him, 40 that he would sup
port the Dsmosratic party! Great God!
Sutro, then, is not supporting the DEM
ocratic party from any political princi-
pies; but because that party has made
concessions to him in his thieving,
u~nprinciplsd schemes against the miners
Of the country The whole thing in q
nutshell is, Sutro will connubiate with
anybody or anything to carry his ends,
and the Democratic party is doing the
same thing in order to gain votes. The
Democratic leaders have pledged the
party TO Sutro's interest. that he may
return to Washington this Winter with
the apparent Endorsement Of his schemes
by the miners Of Nevada, Citizens,
miners, Of Humboldt county. how do
you like the situationI-Hmbold Reg
lister, Oct. Ian.