Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-29
. -.yNAroRIAL AsrrnANr.

The sutro Dependent is very bitter
against Thos H. Williams. from the fact
that sutro, the Assyrian. considers Gen.
williams his rival in the Senatorial
Seht. and Mr.. Sutro Is determined not
to stand any such nonsense. We are
forced to admire Mr.. Sutro. Great
qualities such ~ he possesses demand
recognition. They will receive II. Mr..
sutro is possessed Of one attribute
which ws have nevsr had opportunity
10 compare with that Of any other man.
This element Of his character Is tower
ing. 1t lifts him above the common
plane Of ordinary aspirants, and makes
him the fosus Of universal observation.
Mr.. Sutro is gifted with that heroic
type Of character vulgarly called
.'chsek." There Is no use in denying
his superiority in this respect. With
not q dollar OF taxable property in the
State Of Nevada, having gained the un-
snyiabls notoristy he now enjoys BY
system Of lobbying and brov-bsatins
unparalleled and only interested in the
welfare Of this people through q scheme
by which he boasts he will destroy the
business Of two cities and gain for him
self untold wealth. Mr.. sutro comes to
Nevada and aspirss for the suffragss Of
her people.
His method Of canvass is unique. To
draw the attention Of the people to his
superior claims for Office he invests
money OF the Sutro Tunnel Company
Che publicly states he has not a dollar
Of his swn in the world) in q magic Ian
tsrn exhibition and travels through the
State. The questions he discusses are
treated with . fairness and freedom Of
uttsrance unsurpassed by any orator in
the land. He occasionally refers to him.
self and institutes n comparison be-
tween his claims ndthese Of his oppsn-
snts. All who have heard him discuss
these important subjects will bear wit
ness 10 the tact and modesty with which
he sets forth his own labors for the pub
lie veal, and the eminent moderation
and fairness with which he analyses the
weak points Of his rivals. Verify, sutro
Is unique. We shall never look upon
his like again. He came before the peo-
pie Of Western Nevada with a soul
ysarniag to develop the hidden resources
Of this great State. He still Is anxious
TO do 30. Cruel opponents affect to dis
believe In his unselhsh motives. Wealthy
corporations refuse to trust their pro-
party in his hands. But Sutro longs for
the public welfare. He desires to 60 to
Washington as Senator. He is willing
to spend all the money the Sutre Tun-
mel Company will give hin with
which to accomplish this end.
He 10 also . refornsr. Not perhaps
with those broad views Of purity In
politics which animate the soals and
direct the acts Of Beck and Elliot and
Deacon Lewis. Oh. NO. He simply
desires 4 transfer. net . division Of pro-
psrty accumulated by corporate monepo-
lies. He claims NO general Distribution
Of sush property. but is willing to take
the Comstock mines into his keeping,
and vsrk them for the public benefit
A good man il sutro. A worthy philan'
thrspist, indispensable in cheek. irwin
chile in the arena Of phantasmagoria
Illustration. He will doubtless b.
selected BY the people for soms high
once. say that Of trusty in the Hotel do
Hymsn.