Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-12

LF. DOTkN, . . kaiaer ana PpoDRtetes.
BOLD HILL. /: : MONDAY. JULY II. 1876
ciiREK.
Tho Independent movement In Cali
lornia has developed some curious things
and exposed phases Of human nature
and the weakness al politicians prom
ises in . manner not soon 70 b forgot
ten. Il has shown that those who
make the loudsss professions Of honesty
and sincerity M not always the most
trustworthy servants whom vested with
power and opportunity for sslf-segran-
dissmeut. bot are - ready a. othen 10
s,ultify themselves and break their
plighted faith for Reimbursement.
The truth Of this II s1emplihed BY the
course Of senator Booth. II has also
shown that for selfish purposes even
Of . reform party will prosti-
tuts principles publicly avowed for a
lifetime. and for the honor Of . noni-
nation and the chance Of an cleo
ton at the hands Of the dissatis-
hsd, will turn their backs upon
an organization to whose support their
principles avowedly commit them. This
IL svidsnosd by General Bidwsll. who.
although n professed prohibitonist. TO
fused his nams and influence to an or
Ranization in that interest, because he
feared ths effect Of liquor sellers oppo-
sition upon his chances Of being elected
Governor. II has shown that In 'lust
OF ofics and greed Of gain" the men,
bsrs Of the Independent party take front
rank. and without regard for principle
on consistency. 60 for the main chance.
This IL szsmplinsd in the present atti-
tuds OF Governor Pachsco. who has not
heaitatsd. after being = candidate before
the Republican Convention for Cover
nor. and failing in His efforts. to desert
that party and accept a second place up
on q rival ticket.
But Il has been reserved for the jour
malls Of our sister State. protesting Dol
iy vardsnism TO excel in certain par
ticulsrs the leaders Of that EN-.
insntly rightsous--that monopoly
Of puriiy-ths Independent par
~. Neither in display Of cheek
nor Of journalistic acrobatic agility have
the Dolly Warden journals Of California
been surpassed. In these two attri-
bstes. like the Devil in ~wickedness. they
stand unrivallsd. II will be remembers
oil that after tho Dolly Warden Conven-
ton at Sacramento. and the defeat OF
the bulletin slate. the Chrenioe. threto-
foro a Republican journal. Topped and
sspoussd the cause Of Bil~sll and
Pacheco. This was well enough and
Republicans were glad TO get rid Of the
Chronicis. especially a. its espousal Of
Dolly vardsnism Was evidently the
ssversst blow that organization had ever
received. Tho Chronieie at once as
sumsd the directorate oil The indepena-
u party AMI is "h"'ashihs "a
bads fair soon 70 iea's inc 'aa anu n"s
1s" "oa' mo COS" '.
jsurnAi 70 feuis'' "' p,s''s' y
asia's Oh TON !" ~
proposed 70 'n'iu'' VII. ~
OF seisenng nominees 'o' '''' '.
Andesnd'da'es Tor STATE senators ana Az,
semolymen. Inc ohfo"'c's ha''ne us's'
this Strategic movement On 'hs P",'
its rival has Tor a week OF more 'se"
furiousiy denosncing sue' star enamo*f
proceedings and bswaiiinS the b@'e'ns
alleged assault upon the tn'io'ao'e "en'
Of tho dear people to select thor own
public servants. VI course THIS WAS
right enough, aud hal the Chronicle pur-
.r.., mi. linz of argument. ere long il
n'-...- A. a. III.
Nouiu nave "on 'n'
This brings Us to its issue OF yesterday
morninp. and AN article therein, wherein
..,. ,m"..,,.,. .nI ,.,.., d.fsnasr Of
--y,-,
popular night AMI champion OF pona'"
reform. emphasizes its claim to leader
ship of the sorshsads and political mis-
-..cs,.,o,s who .tvls themselves REFORM
a. "A. -, A.
on ~ eoo'y proposing
divide the sPoils; or. In other words. v
share with Il tho selection Of nominees
ana ,..,. ,hs mamie without voice or
va. r..
representation rs nere'oio'o' We nav
mot o for the entire article but
hero il the CAroaie,s's proposition h go
..,r.l.. with Tho B,.u,t;. I'm an
it,.
snoI' W ae''a' 'n'
OF San Francisco OF oil opportunity 10
..lsct THAR csndilaies for office.