The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-13
COaIsTOCK NOTES.
The Mining and Political Out
Look of StOsey COL0ty.


making them happy and thanking God
for His manifold blessings, they pray
tor prosperous future. Couceag it
how we may
THE OUTLOOK
Is anything but cheering. Mine after
mine are decreasing their forces to such
aB extent TINT all departments of bust
ness suffer severely something must
be done to revive The confidence of the
people in the mines and their manage.
ment or | look for crash in every
branch OF trade. that Will paralyse the
prosperity OF the State for years God
gr.ut new development, for with it
will surely come happiness aud plenty.
The MINING INTERESTS
or Devils Gate District ure paraysed,
with bat little hope of recuperation.
All the mills In Silver City are shut
down owing to scarcity of ore in the
Con Virginia, or as the management
tells us to prepare the shaft l trust
the last is the correct tale, and that in
mouth or SO the old favorite will open
wide her hidden treasures, reviving
business and giving to the poor miner
work and bread
ON THE Political STAGE
Are many players. First CONES Cover
nor Bradley seeking at the hauda of
his party domination, tor "A third term.
Lieutenant Governor Adams has claims
aud viii present them for a secoud
term. Jerry Schooling seeks the Office
OF Treasurer for third term. Klttrell
wauts his office again. Some mention
Gen. Buchuer in connection with the
office. Btles aud Hill OF your county
are talked of tor Secretary of State aud
are looked upon as good aud reliable
men, ether of whom IS sure to win if
nominated. Hagerman is making
friends every day. His soundness on
the bullion tax cannot be Questioned. He
Is one of the people and devoted to their
,aterests We would like over here
to see the good n ltured and Intelligent
Sam Bonuitield In the office of State
Controller. knowing how eninentlv
competent he is to ill 1t aud how siu-
cere aud true he stands to the noble
principles of Democracy. Cassidy
among a few is mentioned for Congress;
but tue large majority think he lost his
chance when he failed to oppose the
Bonanza men In the last session of the
Ii gisiature.
THE BONANZA MEN b POLICY
Is to secure majority of both couven-
tons, thereby nominating their man in
order to increase. their already i'm
meDse wealth. They will fail with the
Democracy, whose convection will CD.
pose them to the bitter enc. The poor
mau's party must resist the encroach-
ments of arrogant wealth, seeking to
load the hard working men of the State
with burthen of taxes owed by them,
and which they are, according to all
laws. IN duty bound to pay. The
Democratic party places it's foot firmly
on the necks OF Theses grinding monopo
hes. determined to suppost the poor
man, and faithfully watch with sleep.
less Vigilance, every encroachment of
the powerful mouied power on his in.
terests. The Republican party they
own body and soul. and will name it's
ticket. That party of advanced ideas
AID exalted morality. bows low before
the golden calf, and every time it bleats
bows still lower. God keep them
bleating and bowling forever. The
election here the other day resulted in
Il victory for the Dem ocracy. fore
shadowing its complete asoendancy next
fall. l venture TO predict that Nevada
sends Senator to Washington of true
Democratic principles, next year. and
with It's honest officers guarding eits-
treasury, there Is no dagger of second
Rhodes. Bonds bill, DEMOCRAT.