Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-13

UOtltAoh VI AeelNsh N-lSI~e
Of the metropolitan journals.
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,h.. IA :" Ionc .rhmis,sd rcrc Wild vith
ioy over the exposure, and hailed II ~ tho
~forcrunner OF . release from their burdens.
Tweed was arrested (0ct. %. 1871 In .
civil suit brought by Charles O'Conor, In
behalf Of the people. and gave bail In
II, zoo, 900. He was overwhelmed but not
dAunted. and 1t was Of this time Thai he
put that famous question. well. what
are you going TO do about itf' The next
month, in . spirit Of pure bravado, - u
would seem. and 10 show that he Was still
strong. he ran for state Senator. and WAS
elected by . tremendous majority. Tho
efficacy OF his :" System y Will be fuily ap-
preciated from this fact. He mover took
his seat, however, and II would seem that
MS Only ODIttt III Wv SAtskAca -
| triumph over the enemies who were hound.
ing him, and having done this 10 was
content.
,ryyS WARS ov MISERY,
$50. 80, .... =, vh., up.t
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eaeh othet ID 'AP'a .u''u'
is.h o' No'eh''''. 300
guii'y on WE'VE e''m'hA o'unu Au.
seneed 70 ,ws''e ye n,s.avsii,i i.,snS a.
no.,iv two wears. whom thos entsnce wa
al s:ids Inv the suprems Court. on the
,ronnS th.t the lower court had erred In
n, cnmnlative sentence. He left the peni.
,%sntisrv hnt only In co IN prison again In
rjioy s,raa, For nv mi. Tina. civil
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w I'm .morn,ad ~ 40 ooS aoo ann ba.
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70 WISH nis VIE 10y .rouoPI,y ..n".s;,ma
manAgeu 70 es'sle uleI. s..my
einded Pursuit 10, neAIiy ySni, ous.
aptureu on oos.u 'es'..s .,sS, w.
September ., io.o' anu re.uIneu W NyN
nofk, IN tae Sni,eu o'As.s Nnnsss as
iih on ,ne 'oiIo"'ns ulo"'., 's.aSa ~
ninee tha' unie no m ~ No".hnS 49,.
,ne PRISON "heIo NC yoss.'usy ~ s"s.a"
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TIM ROOF WILL CALL HIN pLEssKD.
ia. t,,,. saving that charity covsrs 4
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muiu'uue OF sih'' Ahu No" 'uA' "''.An'
Marcy Tweed has settled his long standing
account with his Maker, the world can af-
to,,, IN ,ool ch.,;t,hiv u,on nj. bistorv.
WI.
M give 10 III. memory what Wa denieu
- uv an .na noSis IN III. ch.,,c.sr
And there was much, both good and noble,
which those who knew him In his palmy
aays wv vnal ~,u aaS., s.a.a - NJ
bis memory. They will not stop 10 en-.
quire how many rich men he robbed OF the
thousands which they could well spare /;
they will only remember the dollars which
he gave to them. They viii not AJAX
whether public work was = necessity a. the
time That he ordered IT,. They know tnAt
Dread was Necessity W tnem. - .nA'. uo
work whieh I"eeu iurnisneu wn.so
means OF procuring them bread. Tnoy
will not AK where tho money originally
came from that paid Tor coal That lighted AND
warmed their otherwise wretched homes ;
they will only recall the fact that when the
cruel blasts u winter came upon them.
the coal was dumped at their gates, and
that Vim. NJ. Tweed settled the bill. His wa
an open hand, ever extended 1t the call OF