Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-13
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organ. with q great and marvellous -four
ish of trumpets. announced the arrival
Of a delegation Of mechanics from San
Francisco who. ii alleged, had left their
homes and business and come over the
summit to take the field against Sha-
rom" II also announced, in its most
e-cstatic style, that General VIM, Of tho
Bay City. would Vol be on hand in
Storey county for the same purpose.
Since the fulsome welcome Of the organ
to this mechanical delegation, 1t has pre-
served an ominous silence. Il 1t posi-
BILE that "de Bangk Wing" being in
need Of frst-class mechanics in the
mills. mines. ETC., which 1t owns or con-
trolls, offered them the usual wages paid
to artisans and steady work? In short,
offered these men more money to labor
at their trades than they were PROM
ised by Sutro for loaing around the
streets, cursing Sharon aud "ds Bangk
wing" and eulogizing Sutro and de
tunnell" 1t cannot be that these horny
handed mechanics from our sister State
have engaged themselves to labor at
their trades, instead OF cumming for
Sutro. And yet We hear nothing OF the
battles they have won since they took
''the field against sharon" The mat
ter should be looked into. II Sutro sx-
poets to occupy the seat OF senator Stow
art he must look out for his importa-
tons, else they will be set at work and
diminish the class Of beats and bum
msrs by whom he expects to be elected.
Referring to this alleged importation
OF San Francisco dead beats, the Reese
River Rercile Of the 10th instant has
this to say;
Our Virginia exchanges mention the
arrival in that city Of = delegation OF
San Francisco mechanics, headed by
General VIM, the great ''friond n
champion OF the working Q This
VIM has so succeededi in, rendering him
self notorious as n windy demagogue rs
omake a further description OF him I'M
necessary. The object Of these "me.
ehanics'' in visiting Virginia is not to
seek employment at their respective
trades, but TO take q hand in N Sena-
III l.... H.. aArt Of stnaahan-
les" these are that a afford to travel
and spend their time in political strik-
ing il Is easy to guess. They are the
| dregs, the refuse Of San Francisco's
ward politics. imported to u State by
INSCRIPTIONS parties in the effort to
mislead the weak-minded and ignorant
portion OF the working population OF
Storey county.
II is q sad commentary or the politi-
cal morality Of Nevada that the inpor-
tation Of these California banners
should 10 e~xultingly hsralded by any
portion Of ths press OF the State. Have
we sunk so low in the estimation OF our
neighbon that our choice OF Senator
should be thought by them to he at the
mercy Of their rabble. or have we among
us a party so corrupt, so utterly lost to
shame as to thus openly undertake to
influence our Senatorial election by this
foul importation I The latter hypothe-
sis is the correct one. we believe. These
fellows never could have come from CAL
ifornis unless assisted by somebody, and
il is not very difficult to guess who that
somsbody is. But they have got of on
the wrong foot. Nevada is the last
place ON earth for the operations OF la.
Dor reform demagoguss. In a very well
written article. the Com HILL NEws ex-
poses the h~ollowness Of their profess
sions, and. were il not for want of space,
we would now reproduce portions oil the
article. We will refer to this matter
hereafter. however. because 1t seems to
be one OF the strong points Of q certain
set Of hungry howlers, and the subject
10 one susceptible of unlimited discus
sion.