Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-14
soME sOruIsrRY DISPOSED Oh
AND A FEW SUGGESTIONS MtDE.

exercised q to the status OF Nevada
politically, and seem to be in great fear
IS to our ability to select u own Of
acers, manage our own State Govern
ment and generally and specially attend
to our own business. Notably among this
number are the San Francisco Chronicle
aud Col, and the Sacramento Union.
The editorial opinions Of the two for
msr r Of so very little account A.
SCARCELY to deserve notice. The state
ments Of the lattsr. however, from the
position it formerly occupied as n OF
the most liberal. able and influential OF
California journals, are worthy Of con-
sideration. The Sacramento Union Is
yet an able paper. But, sadly warped by
many fancisd and doubtless some real
wrongs. its liberality has departed, its
sense Of justice disappeared under a
cloud Of prejudice. and with these much
also Of the influence it heretofore exert
cd. II fails to treat with equal fairness
: all the subjects 1t discusses. For in
stance, on the railroad question, 1t is
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Bsngk Wing"
Yet. Notwithstanding this, as we have
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spectiul notice. In an editonh yes'sr-
day, ii. in q few terse sentences, dis
noses Of the astute reasoning of a cor
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oerhing ht' SHARON ens''n's -" NV
office OF United States Senator on the
ground that he Is not q citizen OF Ne
ysda. The Union tskes the position
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:, N.v.a. h.;,, a ci,izs, ~ m. limited
s,.,.. anil an ";nb.bitan, :, 81 Nevada.
n. vou,d IA constitutional, sl;c;bl..
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f'o"
point Inc Ni'' 'hs ','s'" nav
ing quo'eu inc 'on'"A provision
on this subject, which Is ~ follows ;
"No person shall be a Senator who
shall NOT. xb.n elected. bs nm inhabit-
!.
ant oi 'n' o'A'o io' WHICH heps enOsen'
The Union says;
This quotation Is, we apprehend. I'M
fortunate for the argument. Sharon
may become ''an inhabitant" Of the
State of Nevada between this time and
the election Of Senator. That would
meet all his constitutional obligations,
for he il OF the age prescribed. and a cit
izen Of the United States, and the Con-
stitution does not require him to be a
citizen OF Nevada, but My an "inhao-
nI.a INC S"'' 'He u"e o' ni'
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rupt and harsh. We quote.
This. then. il not the line OF arru-
ment to defeat the ambition Of Sharon
to become q Senator OF Nevada. In
9esa ns Oh = way 20 ISIS. MN,
,ophistries set fortbEeonfonndinc citi.
zenship with residence and garbling the
Constitution as to the time when he
must. ~ 90 ~ ar s"a ~ ~ 'no
will say the opposition Is but childish
persecution, and that il this the only or
graVes, oolsct,on 70 inc man. there Is IN
why he sbopId not be elscteJ'
We a,suys tho Uaion .ha. IN. public
have already d.,.c,.d thu sophis.y;.s 10
which II makes allusion. They under.
stand full well and with due appreciation
OF the underlying motives Of their au.
thor. and abettors. the childish perse-
cutions.' indulced in by the misnamed
ind.penden. Journals Of Nevada. Mr..
share, IA M, orI, nm ;,hobi,,,, I'M, n
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v.,. =, ~. oo,o.i,;o, -, 80 .n,h.
n aha contrary In ,oc, No I.wver q,
prom;nspes cxr;n, %, hi. r-sn,,,.
ton q, who Ia. ON. ~ car.
fo, vou,d ,,,hsr N. so,b;s,rv
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,b., dsi.c,,his .,..;w.r ., shv.,,, Loci.
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" "s4 P'oP.e, '"''' :" nei ~
a''e'oP~en IN s'ery sense OF the Noru'
and IN good faith a Republican eandi-
date Tor Senator. He is not a loud
monthed orawler, does not make stump
speeches, whereby to eulosize himself
and cry his claims and merits ON the
mouse tops rs 10 his mental eaiore' or
0aPaehy iof 'ne Position, MS oitterost