The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-19
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
PARADISE VALLEY.
The Mining Interests and Pallti-
cal Tendencies Of the Pla CO.

PARADISE VALLEY, April IA.
EDITOR SILVER STATE: The courtesy
usually extended to correspondents by
newspapers furnishes an opportunity
SO frequently necessary for advancing
the interests of certain localities, es.
pecially when such place as Paradise
valley requires come effective mode of
advertising liz wealth, as well as Its
political tendencies and strength. That
THE MINES
Now being discovered and opened are
among the richest ia the State. is con.
coded by all who have seen them, and
the ores whica they produce is mn.
doubted evidence that ut no distaut
day permanent and rich mining camp
will be established here. Apart from
the rich Lodges now being opened by
the energy of few of our citizens.
other lodges are daily discovered, aud
prospecting is being carried on on an
extt Dsiye scale. Some of the richest
quartz probably ever found in the State
Is now on exhibition at this place. The
excitement attending such discoveries
WAS the cause of bringing the writer, in
common with many others. into the
valley. The mineral wealth of the dis
trict must be regarded as an established
fact, aud the Zeal and energy mani.
tested by the residents will undoubtedly
secure its development. DnriDg my
sojpurn here ba,e had the pleasure of
Becoming acquainted with many
wealthy f,rmeis and others, who figure.
prominently in
THE POLITICAL ISSUES OF THE COUNTY
AND STATE,
And l could not fail to observe the
unanimity manifested by men of ALI
parties in favor of the "Greenback
plank" and its insert. on 10 the Demo.
cratic platform. With no exceptions.
that am aware of, the Democrats of
this valley are the disciples and earnest
followers of VOORHEES, 10 his 6obt
against the bondholders aud in favor of
the workingmen of the land. The
Democrats are not alone in this strng.
gle; they are aided by Influential Re-
pnbicsns. who in this battle are ready
to enlist and fight under the banner of
that 20 serfai element known as the
"Greenback party" In this counec.
ton am reminded of an Eff 1rt made
by the leading Republicans of your
town to organize wOrkiuemen's
party in this county. Against such q
movement the workiugmen should be-
Mt once cautioned. When lead by such
men. the object must be obvious to
every reasonable man. To weaken the
Democratic ranks is the only object
sought to be- attained. The Democratic
party has ever been the friend of the
workingman; lie Republican party has
always been bis foe. Before enlistine
in such eanse the workiDgman should
pause and not allow himself to be en-
shared in any such movement. The
usual discussions at all times preceding
such contests as the one approaching.
are of course INDUCED in here, and
many conjectnres as to the successful
competitors are afoat In the struggle,
the vote of Paradise Valley will be cast
in favor of those representing Demo.
cratic principles and allied to the green.
back element. 1t is not Improbable
that "Brick Pomeroy" will be in the.
Convention for Legislative office.
have not this from Brick" but his
friends will make u strong effort in his
behalf. OMEGA.