The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06
The n.Aan.a organ .. nr.Aley.

The DSAAnaA Organ 81 DraAley.
The extent TO which personal hatred
Of = man wbo can neither be coAxed nor
driven to prove false to his trust by
Frustrating himself before arrogant and
SUBSCRIPTIONS wealth. ~ss never more
fully illustrated than through the sour
ri.ous u~tterances Of the Bonspzs organ.
touching the Governor Of Nevada.
Simply because he stood firmly and
sqnarely with the people ss against the
aggressions OF n purse.proud corpor-
ation. there ia nothing which q vindi
tive and caluminating spirit can suggest
but finds expression against HIM. IN the
columns OF that Company's organ and
uttered by their hirelings. There 10
scarcely in the whole category OF crimes.
meauneases and weaknesses, . count
with which he has not been charged by
the l~ick.spittls creatures Of al over
shadowipg moried power that would. at
the expense OF every Other tax payer In
the State. add to its untold millions by
avoiding the payment Of its just pro-
portion towards tho support Of the
State.
Among the many slanders circulated
by the Bouanza organ, aud aimed nj the
Governor, is that while presenting an
Incorporating front to the Virginia
City monopoly, he condesceuded to use
his influence with the Board Of Com
missioners Of this county to induce
them to accept the proposition Of the
Company and settle the differences be-
tween them upon the question of the
tsx-levy upon the CompsGy's property,
upon the terms dictated 10y the corpora.
ton, and succeeded. This l~ie--tor 1t -
a most deliberate and malicious one
is, OF. course, copcoctcd for the purpose
OF making il appear that Bradley il no
conservator Of the peoples rights. and
that in his bold stand against tho at
tempted u~surpatious OF the BoraEza
hing, he was actuntsd 10y nothing but
personal spite. This is the charge, and
the question will naturally arise il the
mind Of every thinking man, Why Should
the Governor have haIbored personal
eumity towards these mem? CGiil by
the most damuuLle system Of coIruP-
ton they attempted u de.r.ud the
Safe Treasury by deEnuch.rg the Leg
islsture, where? We CsS, and demand n
reply. WAS there the slishtcs; ground OF
epmity between those men md the
Executive. There was none, nor would
there ever have been, had these would
he rulers attended TO their legitimate
business Of running mines, instead Of
Legislatures.
The course pursued b. The Governor
upon this issue, is in exact accord With
the yiewS expressed 10y the representa-.
tiyes of the people OF both political
PARTIES a. expressed III their open de.
clafatiou Of principals, and the!o ia no
fear hut that these am people Will
sustain him now IN spite of SsuGi "a
money or bonanza organs.
But, to tho railroad" charge. We
said it was . lie, and We Tritora:g IL
with renewed III iha.is. We Happened
to 10 = member Of the CoTGty Board %:
the very lime niiu 'Gd - iy t!r @on,uGa
orSanr and 80 had every opportunity 20
Suo~ .hni :Ge men composing it we're
iufucucsi 10y no advice "r sus ges!ions
except those Of u ios.l u"iUIr. sig1wr
aom tho County Assessor nuI Di.t.ici
Attorney;
Among the numbe.less chnrse.
brnugh. against the Governor by these
interruptions hHrpics, tho.s Of coward
ice or lack Of fisInrrss, have not pet
been enumerated. They have had every
chance TO judge - to how hs Is cniosed
in these respects; perhaps the BonHuza
organ will favor itR readers With is
views upon these Particular trrits OF his
character.