Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-03
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puhiiy ohbeose o
n and preparing for q Winters resi-
dsnes in Washington. We were remind
Cd Of this coming sventb the departure
Of our Member elect for Nsvada"
last evening. BY "our Member" We
do not mean Congressman Kendall, nor
our newly elected Representative. Mr..
woodburn. The former has been at his
DOS. Of duty for several weeks. and tho
term Of the latter does NOT commence
until q year from date. But the dspar-
ture to which we have reference Is that
Of our Member at large" the Hon.
Adolphus Phantasmagorium Sutro. tho
champion bore Of the universe. and
chief lobby member Of the 4lst, AID and
43d Congresses. Adolphus p. is not in
d.btsd to the people Of Nevada for his
past or present prominent connection
with our National Congress. He was
not elected BY the laboring men Of this
State to represent their interests either
on the floors Of Congress or In tas halls.
ants-chambsrs. porticos, galleries, CON-
mittes-rooms or general lobbiss thereto
appurtenaat. No, not by any means.
On the contrary. the people Of Nevada,
on the third Of last November. requested
the Hon. Adolphus P. 10 refrain from
further efforts in their behalf; in short,
they told him he had better stay a
homo. But Adolphus P. 8. refuses
70 DO thus instructed. Like Don
QuiIots Dc Ia Mancha. he has had q call
10 protect somebody. and must, per-
force, b . Knight Errant. With the
boldness transmitted through long lines
of ancestors In Chatham street and the
fortitude Of q travelling tin psddlsr, he
returns TO the scenes Of his arduous
labors.
Last evening. n we are informed, the
Hon. Adolphus P. sutro, (P. stands for
Phantasmaeoriun) departed from the
gaze Of Storey county citizens. He was
not followed by q long line Of weeping
constituents; neither was there wailing
at the depot when the train bore him
away. II 10 said that q few d~issonsolate
followers in the Dependent Office bowed
their heads in anguish at the thought
that hsnceforth their weekly sustenanes
would be inpsrilled. and the possibility
that hereafter a. heretofore, q square
meal might, psrchance. DO missed; but
that il all. A. p. s. packed up his
traps and travelled. We are not advised
whether or not the ~stereopticon was
taken with him. though ii Is very prob
able. Such an invaluable auxiliary. in a
political campaign. would hardly be left
behind. II acts the part Of Sancho
Panza and like him is only successful in
lodging tho windmills which the Hon.
Adolphus tackles and helping its mas
ter out Of the dirt thereafter. Doubt
less the calcium light accompanied our
sslf-elected Representative.
With the emigration ofthe Hon. Adolf
plus Phantasmagorium Sutro, q great
champion Of political reform and the
third party departs. A void Ia left. Its
si1e 10 only 10 be measured by the dis
lance TO which the stereopticon can cast
its luminous political iniuences-and
that. too, is gone. What is left the In
dependents Of Nevadaf Three things.
The Dependent, Snarleyow and good old
DR.. McMeans. "Great God On what
slender thread hang everlasting
things" We do not imagine that Mr..
Sutro will he welcomed with fsrvent
warmth by our other member, Mr.. Ken
dali. Al least the latter will not fall
upon the neck Of the great optical illu-
sionist and exercise his labial ~propsnsi-
ties in the familiar biblical style. We
fear there will be GOODNESS between the
Democratic member from Nevada and
the Hon. A. p. Sutro. Independent
Free Lance member at Large from Lon
don, Berlin. the Hartx Mountains. Am
stsrdam, the San Francisco Plaza, Su-
troviile and Ssligman's banking house,
and that thsir influence will thus be
much impaired.
After all these speeulatons, these har-
rowing theories over possible contin-
gsneies. the cold thought comes back to
Us that Adolphus has left US. That
perhaps I'VE ns'er shall see him more;"
that possibly in the plsntitude OF Heav-
ems blessings, I've ne'sr shall look
upon his like again" And while we
bewsil our calamity; while We submit
with sullen iortituds to the bereavement
Of his presence. let Us be comforted In
some degree by the truth Of that old
saw. Misery loves company" Let
NJ reflect that as va sit in sack-cloth and
ashes. sorrowing for his departure. the
sorsly bored community OF Washington.
including Congrsssmsn and Senators,
are shivsrinsly awaiting his advent; that
while We mourn his loss. they. with
sven more regret and dread. apprshsnd
his arrival. And above all things, let
US rejoice even in the midst Of misery.
that We have still left the Independent
party. including the Dependent. Snar-
isyew and DR.. McMsans. Adieu Sutro!
Farewell most Puissant One! Well and
ably perform thy duties as Lobby Men,
Der at Large Of the second session Of the
Forty.third Congress.
NEWSPAPER CnASoE. The Eureka
Ssniinei appeared this morning under
the management Of Cassidy & Dennis;
tha laffar having h half ;r-