Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-20
rnH NAsfg or JrsricE AND
DEcENCx.

indeed Of any other oaacial. be no Dem
coral or Republican. unless in u JUDI
fair play demands such action.
But 10 10 tho daty Of every journalist TO
watch the manner in which public a.
fsirs arc conducted. be they those OF
town, county. State or Nation, and to
report thereon from time 10 time. In
the few wortk. We have to say with regari
n tho peculiar situation Of Affairs 81 the
State Prison. the generally accepted fact
may Ant b netsd-that discipline. gen
eral management, economy. and al the
requisites which 60 10 make up q sue
esssiuily eonduetsd prison. have never
bssn 20 we'll sxsmplihsd - during the
vardsnship Of Mr.. Hyman. From this
Il follows logically that unless other and
ovsrpowsring reasons. such o. fraud.
corruption. etc.. . Be- Demonstrated to
exist under the Management OF the prss-
emit Warden. or u can b eo~nclusively
shovn that the State can b better served
in that particular. In interests b better
cared for and the management Of the
prison b radically and noticsably i'm
proved. u j. the duty Of those into
whose Aands the control Of tho prison 10
vested 70 retain . faithful and compe-
tent ofncsr, and. still further. TO aid
him In every possible manner to con-
duct Ii afkAirs-
Blossoms nay sxist for . change In
Tie wsrdsnship Of he State Prison.
We Do nst pssssnd 10 assert or deny
thsir sxisssnes. But II they do exist.
II The present. Warden II incompetent.
corrupt and diahonsst Il II the duty Of
tAoss Who make charges against him to
sahstantats them. or else to Let him
alone. THIS h demanded not only In
Justice 70 the warden. but 70 the public
Who = tazsd 70 s~upportthat~ institution.
Moreover any State oficiL who IL eogni-
sant Of fraud or irregularities connected
With The State Prison Management Is
bound In homer TO expose than publicly
and authodtadvsiy. Ths ststs pays iis
ofaosrs fer performing certain dutiss.
and this 10 = OF those belonging 70
The Boards OF Management and Examine
ton Of State Prison Affairs. Thus much
In general terms. Nov for . few words
Of plain talk.
Last Winter rumors we're set aAoat by
certain parties which affected not only
The ofacial but personal character Of
wardsn Lyman. These rumors became
70 prevalent and assumed so much i'm
p-ortanoe that The Legislature took cog
ni..nee thsrsoi. and appointed q COM
mittss 10 ~ivsstiests. The inquest was
long and ssarehinQ, and al lis conclu.
non q report was handed in. That rs-
non n Of record. and will DO found in
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