Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-22
ANOTHER ADMONITION.

We opened the last issue OF our neigh
Dor, the Journal, with some curiosity.
We wished to see. il It had acted upon
the excellent advice We took the trouble
the other day 10 offer our polished and
high toned contemporary. Upon inspect
ing the.second page, We found II unob-
jectionable and interesting. tho reading
matter being composed OF kilograms and
extracts from other papers. So far good.
We were in great hopes that our neigh
Dor had appreciated the value Of our aug
Restions. and had vigorously excluded
all disreputable matter. We regret to
say that the first glance at the third page
showed that We were to be sadly disap-
pointed. Again had the usual fastidious
taste and keen critical judgment Of the
Journal been slumbering. In conse-
qusnce. another Of those absurd para
graphs had been inserted. in which i'm.
potent malice and folly, expressed in the
coarssst and most illiterats terms contend
for tho mastery. Ito perusal could only
excite In the minds OF its readers the
same nauseous disgust. which would be
felt on passing from tho pure DIR OF
Heaven into the mephitic atmosphere of
. crowded unventilated fever hospital.
Without rhyme or reason. sense or gram.
mar. We find tumble OF billingsgate
that is as silly as il is vicious. The para.
graph concludes with the words. "We
are ready for further remarks ON this sub.
ject." What subject? How is it possible
to tell what subject is referred to in the
medley OF dirt and nonsense which
preceded that expression. One nigh,
as we'll attempt to reply to the rawlings
OF . drunken idiot. whose faulty was
characterized by malignant spite. This
being the case, We shall again adjure our
neighbor to be more careful in the
future. Hit values our friendship. it,
own interest and that Of its readers. i,
will carefully exclude oil such degrading
contributions. Evil associations always
exert corrupt and malign influence or
those who are brought into contact with
them. Therefore even the digniRed, re-
fined and fastidious Journal, cannot
allow such matter to often defils it,
columns. without jeopardizing its
widely spread. hardly won reputation
for the possession of those desirable
qualities. No. No, dear Journal ever
you. cannot with impunity indulge in
such. pardon us. if we say. reprehenaibl.
recklessless. Sooner than run such ter
rible risks; would it not be better to con
time in the path which the Journal ha,
pursued with such approval. viz that Of
achieving oil original matter and confine
its contents TO articles, that have safely
passed the ordeal of public opinion. by
previous publication in other papers
That ID 80 much the wiser, the safel
course, that we are certain, that our 90
teemed contemporary will yet return
to il. No doubt that system has it,
drawbacks. but then anything is better
than the publication Of Q farrago O
bAldsrdash. more adopted to some pro
higate den OF the Barbary Coast Of Sar
Francisco. than the pages Of . respect
abls, ably conducted paper like TIL
journal. We are certain that our neigh
Dor will admit the business Of our criti
sism and avAiling itself of our vel
meant advise. prevent such errors in tn
future.