Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-19

The RIoHT SPIRIT.-We publish the
following extract from the Gold Hill
News, because ii shows the right spirit
md the only mode to reknit in a happy
md harmonious whole the several sec
ions Of the country. The News ia
. Republican paper but is not an admin
stration lackey and therefore uses the
following noble language, which is as
crediiable to it as the address of the Cali
fornia State Central Committee ia dis
graceful to the latter.
The soldiers of the Union army are
farther than all others from recognizing
the Justice of the Southern cause or the
necessity of the late war. They are as
distinctly loyal as it is possible for men
to be. But they are not yindictiye. Brave
men never are. They have learned, amid
privation, toll. danger, and in the pres
ence OF dire carnage, to recognize true
bravery and Unborn nobility. They fully
understand the fact that men may be
honestly wrong as well as dishonesty
right, and putting behind them the soph-
istries and rivalries of politicians and
place-hunters, they stretch out with hon
orable admiration for true manhood
brave mems hands, to meet and clasp tbs
hands OF others equally as fearless. Be-
tween men who have met face to face in
deadly conflict, there is no concealment.
And while to-day the politicians of the
country wrangls over present steallngs
and prospective spoils, the work of re-
construction is going forward with swift
yet noisless strides. Next year this ma
ton. tho most powerful of the world.
cemented by the bonds of universal
brotherhood, sustained by educated cit
liens, and fostered by the overshadow-
ing care of Him whose attribute is justice
to all his creatures, will celebrate its
| hnndredth birthday. Let it b. ct once a
christening and golden wedding. Let
the whole people renew their perpetual
| allegiance to this, the best of all devel-
| oped systems Of human government, and
| each State renew its marriage vows with
the Federal Union.
The Chollar-P otosi, Hale * Norcross
and Savage mining companies have uni
ted for the purpose of sinking an enor-
nous shaft for their common benefit.
The Virg. Enterprise says:
The intention is to make preparations
and put in machinery to sink at least o
mile, if desirable. To this end nothing
will be left undone which can contribute
to ultimate success. The machinery
will be more ponderous than any YET
placed on the Comstock. Everything
will be Of gigantic proportions, such as
will comport with and contribute to the
gigantic ends in view. The IN ovementt
along tho line of the CONS took have
been with its dip, toward the east, and
toward the east everything has gravi
tated. The wisdom of the combination
is patent, in that leap over intervening
obstacles has been made, the ground
secured and an abundance of it, and a
foundation commenced firmly and of i'm
mense proportions and promise.
Pratt, the new Commissioner OF Inter
mol Revenue, thinks he will put n stol
to the revenue frauds 10y forming ney
division of the bureau. Bureau! Faugh
! INV Tue iiaiii6 htinhs. Ever sibC
bureaux have been formed in the publ
departments thieving has been the rule
So much so that the term seems to b
synonymous with stealing, 1t is some
thing like that pet creation of Boutwell's
the Syndicate, which was merely a
equivalent for getting something in +,
turn for nothing.
- The property, franchise and all ii
belongings Of the Northern Pacific are
g be sold in New York on the first Monda
, in August. This ends the first lesson {
l., an enterprises that was begun in CORFU
/ ton and swindling the people, and clos
I in failure and ruin. Even lobbyists vi
z begin to find out that honesty is the be
n policy after all.
. The Carson Tribune says that it do
q not know who is Governor of Nevad
% We did not think the Tribune was vel