Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-24

| pose 10 settle tho difficulty. while no doubt
Tho strike ID duly planned and thoroughly
organized. Within six months thirty-two
roads, representing nearly $50,000.000 OF
stock and over SIS, COX, 900 debt, have been
sold, aud Receivers have been appointed
for sixteen roads with stock and debt
amounting to over $3.50, 000. 900. This un.
pleasant, but, nevertheless. healthful and
necessary process OF coming down TO hard.
pan must continue. and last year has secn
. very serious general shrinkags In the
value Of railroad stocks. Under those
circumstances tho railroad managers vir-
tuAlly desire 10 economic, but their work.
men reply, improve and purify your man.
sgement. II they had made this appeal
without violence or lawlessness we cannot
help but feel that they would have public
sympathy on their side. Az Il Il they
have blundsred and have shown them
selves incapable Of managing their cause
and they will 10 lucky II they escape .
general burst Of Indignation"
The World discusses similarly In an edi.
torikl. In which IL incidentally praises
Hayes for his prompt action.
The Trb1~s says Napoleon was right.
II 10 always . blunder a. we'll ~ . crime to
exasperats Q mob without extcrminating
10. Thousands Of men must 60 hungry for
many days. because Of last weeks Wild
| work. II IL tho business Of the Govern
ment 70 end such disorders. and II will b
4 mercy 10 the strikers themselves and 10
ali othsrs concerned 10 end this business
quickly at Whatever cost. When pesce
and submission to law has been restored.
Il will be time 10 ask the strikers what
they have gained. Tho railroad compa-
nies were In trouble. Some were bank.
rupt, and soma trembling on the verge OF
bankruptcy. Because they sought 70 re-
duce wages millions Of property has BEEN
destroyed. Docs anybody suppose that
they will DO able to pay higher wages now,
because Of the lossi
Tho Sen says: "This railroad war
must not 60 on. There must DO peace
and reign Of law. Railroad managers must
BE- honest and Just TOWARD each other and
then they can DO honest and Just toward
the public and toward their employees. OF
the bitter frnits Of dishonesty and cut.
throat competition tho country has had
enough"
Tho T;mes says: 1.-THE Sunday perform
snce Of Hornellsville Ia simply equivalent
TO putting spremium on disorder. and who
ever 10 responsible for making 30 ridicul.
ously an inadequate provision for . grave
emergency. ~ was made at that point. will
be Indirectly responsible for the spread OF
tho striking fever. with all lis sccom-
panying evils. throughout this STATE.
Governor Robinson 10 Obviously trying 70
atone by excessive vigor for the tardy and
hslf.hearted action which allowed tho
strikers to demonstrate their power.
While he 10 In this humor he might proht.
ably cast his eye on the proceedings OF
certain dsmagogues In the city who. un.
fortunately. occupy Official positions and
who have begun TO play into the hands OF
the rabble. soms timely warning 10
these persons would be better than to walt
for duly authenticated information that
tho city Ia the scene Of riotous demonstra-
lions which the authorities sre unable TO
suppress"