Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-06

met its various proprietors from time to
time, losses by fire and financial disas-
tiers, il has never missed an issue since
the commencement of its publication.
Like other great journals, it has changed
its political principles as often az The
change promised profit to the proprie-
tors. Claiming to be independent. it
has advocated every political policy.
favored and denounced every political
party. Demanding political purity. it
has supported the claims of all rich and
corrupt aspirants for popular favor who
have had the weakness to pay the price
demanded by its former proprietors as
compensation for its advocacy. The
paper is now published by an as
ISOLATION OF practical printers. who. it is
believed will hereafter conduct it for the
purpose of disseminating news and OF
giving the honest opinions OF the pro.
prietors upon all subjects of general iu-
terest. Other newspapers bavs bsen
started in Phoebe "a rivals OF the RECORD
but owing to causes that it is unnecessary
to explain. they have one by one passed
away, and with the exception OF the
Local News, left the RECORD sole oc-
cupant of the field. The Ploche Daily
RECORD at this time, is AN excellent
daily paper and justly deserves the
generous patronage of the public.
The admission of Colorado as State
to-day, adds the 3Sth star ito the flag.
Each star represents sovereign and in
dependent State. These States are
bound together by constitutional pro-
visions and form nation that is in
vincible to the armies Of the combined
world. In addition to the SO States con-
stituting the national Union, there are
the territories of Dakota Wyoming.
Utah, Montana, Idaho, Washington.
New Mexico and Arizona, each soon to
become q Staten sister in the Galaxy.
Each separate empire in extent, wealth
and population, yet forming part of
this vast Union-this land of the pro-
gressive American.
Within the last hundred years, human
ity has wrought out many inventions.
Within that period Daguerre
took his first picture, demonstrating the
power of light and teaching the first
principles OF the photographers art.
Fulton launched the Clermont on thu
Hudson in 1907. It was rudely construct
ed but demonstrated the powers of steam
The results haye been grander than ht
could have anticipated. Steam powe
now forces the largest craft over ever,
portion of the waters Of the earth, Will
upon land the locomotive bids defianc
to Waters cold and Summers heat
Steam has principally obliterated dis
lance and welded earth's most distan
points in commercial bonds. The spin
ming jenny and power loom, run b.
steam, and the sewing machine hav
worked revolution in the manufacture
of fabrics and lessened the lfbors O
workmankind. Hoes ten-cylinder pres
now produces 10000 impressions pc
hour and has has become the great civil
izer OF mankind by making books bot
readable and cheap. The American tele
graph, invented by Samuel Morse, ha
annihilated distance and given to tn
people of each section daily recital @
every important event Transporting in tn
civilized world.
The Union has been welded togethe
, by iron bands. Nearly 10000 miles o
railroad have been constructed and ar
now in successful operation within it
limits, making the transportation G
all articles of manufacture and commerce
a matter OF ease and rapidity. The mos
vivid Imagination that existed in tn
mind OF any patriot of the Revolution
J whether Of sage, soldier or Legislator
|, could not have pictured, much less de
scribed, the rapid progress the na'io
has made in population, wealth and e1
: tent Of empire in the last one hun
! dred years. At that time 100000 {
, people, sparsely settled over the thrice
{ colonies. without a Aavy, standing arm
, or military supplies, rich only j
3 patriotism and only strong in the
4 determination to die for freedom rathe
' than to lingsr the subjects of dispoti
power, under the leadership of Wasl
3 ington, whose name is suggestive OF a
, that is wise, grand and noble in human
a ity, contended for long years, midst pr
: walton and want, battling against th
@ mercenary soldiers Of the English Go,
g eminent as we'll as against the cruel an
. heartless Tories, whose avarice an
!. cruelty haye never been equaled anon
the enlightened nations Of the eartt
l 10 dpUchA W al LID Woo ouCCC5slul. L "
{. Colonies became free and independer
!. States. Since that time Florida has bee
Q purchased from Spain. Louisiana TIE
d ritory, bordering upon the Mississippi
4 and reaching far into the regions OF II
). North, has been purchased from Franc
: The territory composing the States
: California and Nevada and the TER
9 tories of Utah. Arizona and New Mexie
v has been obtained by treaty with I'll
q Republic of Mexico. Alaska in II
Q land OF perpetual Winter. has been pu
;. chased from Russia. The boundaries
4 the Republic have been extended. Sta
!. after State has been added to the Uniol
q until to-day, thirty-eight in number, the
: stand each an empire in itself so far
J. wealth, population and individual 81
8 terprise are concerned. Separate ar
i distinct as they are free ard indepen
). ent Of each other, they are, like the my
}. tic limbs of the oak OF the forest, pa
}, and parcel of the tree Of Liberty, know
IS among men, and feared by the tyrants
q the earth for its advocacy Of liberty al
d the business Of it's laws as the invincib
10 nation OF the United States Of Americ
T. Forty-6ve millions Of human beings No
d share the blessings so manfully Co
). tended for century ago by the thr
millions Of people who were willing
!. die that freedom might live. The n
o tion's greatness is not complete;
d destiny 10 not yet accomplished. o.
., hundred years from now, judging {
). flture by the past, we can safely es
70 mate the the population Of the Americ
Il Union at 200, O0O, 600 OF people.
boundary will then be the blue waters
:, old ocean. The flag will then float o,
8, united continent. bearing upon
al azure field one hundred stars, each 81
D. representing a free and independe
10 State. and al united constituting I
Is ton whose people will be free. prosp
s. Gus and enlightened. II will be I
ton content only with continental ru
s, Its strength will consist in the enlig
ct ened patriotism and devotion OF its p'
ID pie to the principles Of liberty set FOL
Is in the Declaration Of Independence, a