Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-10
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STANFORD AND co.

Ed. RECORD. It is demonstrated
TACT that the proceedings o! the Sacra-
men!o Republican Convention, and the
given there, instead OF
arousine degree of enthusiasm has
filled it's ranks with CONSERVATION and
alarm, and what is unaccountable, is the
inability of the press or people to pene-
trate the masked designs of the treacher-
Gus Triumvirate which is leading them.
In the lnth of the solemn assevera-
tions of the conspirators to the contrary,
Grant aud Stanford constitute the power
behind the throne, and have decided
with an intuition Napoleouic their tao
tics for accomplishing their subtitle but
decisive task. The malignant and ty-
rannical nature of Grant is too we'll
demonstrated in his Sumner imbrogio,
and his aspirations for lite of rule have
received their quietus from the party
that created him. In retaliation, he has
sworn himself in as its executioner, and
Republicanism is, to-day, doomed
element in California politics, and the
lapse Of short period will inform US
that his present measures are but pre-
Jude to his intentions in '76.
From u closeted interview with him
Gorham and Sargent arrived on the Pa
cllic Coast. In obedience to a mandate
from him, Government patronage was al.
ready organized into nucleus for their
use at Sacramento. where trained to al
most military obedience, and backed by
all the prestige of the three conspirators,
A, he. tNt, thnp 10
sue of submission or suicide, and the Sc
quel will prove that the vendition of the
party was the object they desired.
Grant s interest and agency is here ex-
planned. Stanford knows that his grip
on the throat of California is insecure
while the most powerful party in the
United States owes its cohesion to the
principle of hostility to monopoly, and
also knows that with the destruction OF
that party expires the last vestige of or.
ganized opposition to his interests.
To a party based on II provisional issue
decisive defeat involves extinction, fol
| though exasperated to communist,
-arues,ness, it is formidable only in the
ascendency, and entireiy disappears un
der adversely, like an Alpine glacier I'M
der tropical sun.
Tho jockeys of the Democracy Gal
though their future contest will be walk
over) will entertain no disposition {,
overweight themselves with an issue tina
has already crushed one party, and TIM
in Democratic triumph Stanford wi
have achieved permanent security fror
the disaster with which Independent SUI
cess confronted him. HIS gold ha
. chained to him talent and ability that {
intrigue would have rivalled Talleyrant
Sargent while assuming position {
antagonism trains his heaviest guns O
J the head of the column which threaten
him. His organ alludes to the Demo-
racy in the characters of victors, viii
, another sheet having attained trust
position inside the enemy's lines is di
semina,ing the seeds of dissension in i
ranks, and earning title to portion
: the railroads gold. and late in the nfte
| noon OF the struggle when forces are e,
hausted and victory undecided, whe
Carr with the disciplined cohorts of Il
railway inercenaries bears down like
Murat on the scene and uniting with th
Democracy sweeps the Independent
from the field; then will California di
cover in her hour of ruin and disastt
the viperous perfdy which has rivete
Stanford's mauacies on her limbs.
Cosmos.