Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-05


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they constitute . large majority S ~ n
Nnoie-are mo inaustfious, l.sI..ss
ana ptodueing millions VINO oxn hn;Id ~
msoc iiuiuui ny tnoif on na-ca
snips mat tnrong tns ps'ns y, 49,. =;
VINO Keep In motion inc ureiess an AZ.
steam n touch tho chorus Whicn WI :
land with the music OF laDor; VINO iosso
the crowded mart, and Win AZ sno f,ne
turn their faces, westward 70 plAze Ine
trails OF coming empire; VINO Draw uns
dangers Of the wilderness 10 seAicn oI
gold. and In the heated OF tne
earth. around whose ebon gates beams
angels keep their ward, with brawny arms
wrench from the protesting rocks the pre-
cious spoil 10 which the world pays
homage.
These are the people Of the uniho
states-the peaceful and patriotic eiement
Of LAUNDERING might In whose name i. ~
are enacted. and In whose strength the
mighty but simple machinery OF govern
ment move ceaselessly on. Lawlessness
and sedition may for the ripple
the surface OF this fAthomless see "
power. but they cannot disturb ihs dep,ns.
What though poverty and crime ois-
content nurse schemes OF disorder w ms
narrow ways and crowded tsnemenu o.
the great cities. and I'LL the ar wiz
threats OF violence. Their turbulence 70
| no menace 70 the general peace and nnds
no echo on the mountain side or In the
valleys where the dssies bloom.
And II IL we'll, perhaps, that through.
| ont the land arc found these cities Of ref.
ugo-thcse Shechems and Iamoths 70
which tbe puiity Ace for protection. They
Are Tho ssfoty valves Of the Rspublio-the
| ulcers 10 which arc drawn the baleful hu-
| mors Of the social system-the volcanoes
where arc c-oncentrsted and and rent tho
s~moulderines Ares Of political disorder.
IA h better that such should DO the case,
tb,n thst The yirus Of sgrsrianism, "fes-
,sr,n. a. rsbellion" in ia ~populous oeu.
,s,s' shoniS disnse Ia poison through the
~ho,a isrJ and .ov the seeds of discord
snd dsc.x among ,he healthier abers OF
,he boJy noiito.
This .nirit Of threat and defiance Of the
rss,r.ints Of law will incresse In the great
| cities "A tbeir people swell In numbers.
Tbis mn.t bo espected. But tho disease
viii nv local. Anal neyor beyond the reach
| NJ thst nursery through which an evil
th~rcsteninr 10 he general peace will fnd
sneeJy eradication,
'Tbe Fundamental principles Of republic
can royernment-tho very cornerstone Of
democratic structure- 10 q prompt and
peaceful submisuion 70 the will Of The ma
jority. With . very general and growing
recognition Of this principle. carrying with
IL 4 Guaranty against attempted political
| changes In the future through violence.
another grave problem yet remains 70 DO
| solved In our experiment Of self.govern.
meut-the proper adjustment Of the pow.
ers and relations Of the Central and 5tats
| governments.
Since tho foundation OF the hepublic,
two distinct theories on this subject, radi.
cally. at variance with each other, nave
divided the people o tne oniea SAes;
n for more than Dali century snapeu
the general legislation Oh the parues sue
ceeding zach other IN tne conti1i OF .ne
National dovernment. WINE h.mhIon
n his supporters, washington, hanms'
Jay. Marshall n others, ana ms ioiiow,
ers, embracing tne FoaerAlisn a,om .,1o
10 ls2o' anu tno mhiss lIom 700 on.
oAtued LOT tne n.anhis =, .n,o.cjns
central government, csPaole y, shiI' NY
ooedienco 70 au NV; : 49,
States certain reserved rignu Si.'ue9
by their opponents Jenerson Anu M ~
herenn, VINO were n,s' khonn anu
FsderAlisn, ~ hePuoi,oens,
and finally - Democrats, tayoSsVen sne
still favor . more genesn aiss,P.nu = !.
the central governing Po"ef s"ons A"o
States.
The results o. .nese 'neo -.
iAlly Developer W tue e,ons |. -
quarter Oh een.ury; nssa no. .hso1.
70 mere. nI'nousn NY masIa.5 n|.r,,yy
nas pcen uS III. sh.ansh ! cnn.
through ioIce snu pstuy u.i.., Iii,
sciousness Oh e,rvr' 'no s'ea' pio' "'
remains unsetueo. - ,..A ...,.,..
Carried 70 their ul.mAes' oorh III
would lead 70 aanse,Eone LIMP
Ing In despousm ana tne o,nS. un.s.y
In anarchy. WINE Iocai anu ns.so .,SnS'
a. they arc now Recognized anu P'so'Ieeu'
might DO curhiied 70 INC verge on oPPies'
sion by tho gradua And unchAiiengeu gu
croachments Of centraiizAuon Imipe.
ton Of power IN the redeiAI u~v,srnnlen'
10 the Jefiersonian andaf woula open.n
inevitable way 70 disin'egratioh ana nA'
tonal death.
since thero - Peill IN sne ~ ~
both theories, INC oI..so Snaoaua az
great problem consiss IN S."n 49,
,ais SUI Lss"a .h.,I AZ iina NJ .uthority
ho" "n a., ~ at.tss NAV retsin
oe 70 i.ns. ,na N" censrsi govern.
sa en, ~ Me-, n nrotect itssif Whils Il
nro,sc,. thsm ,li2
Pa an, father. looked aboye for counsel
.hsn ,ha .lies vers d,rk. NAV va moi slso
sns ~ .n.~sr In tbe stsrs5 Bohold our
La -.,stem"tha cTsnd republic OF plan.