Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-09
Exrl.ODED.

Inst before the recent California cleo
ton the famous statesman aud ssitator.
Denis K.arn-y. in San Francisco. sent a
lope.wiuded. characteristic dispatch 70
the New York Tribune. Of which the iol'
loving was tho commencement
The outlook was never brighter. Some
unforeseen power 10 guiding our move
meuts. The workingmen Will Wan ,nousn
the heavens fall and hell itseii snou'a 0''i
over.
Then hs went on to give the Demo-
cratic party. the Honorable Bilks, and
the Republicans particular Ats. cursins
them all roundly and invoking all sorts
Of ruin and total black destruction upon
them, the Chronicle. the De Youngs.
and everybody who presumed to oppose
his ideas and intentions and the pro-
aramms he marked out for the political
campaign. He wound up his sheaf Of
scintllant lightning with the following
sulphuric illumination. and sent 1t sizzling
over the wires:
suoice Il to say that on the third Of Sep
tsmber VIM. +. White, the poor farmer OF
Santa Cruz county. will DO elected Gov
eruor BY q handsome majority. All q
stats ticket will TO elected. We will carry
the CITY Of San Francisco against the COM
bined robbers by 10000 majority. Our
ORGANIZATION il complete and its ramificA-
tions perfect. II is . cast iron. wrought
iron and steel compounded together ar
rsnesment, and hell itself cannot break
through Il On the third day OF Septem-
Der next they will DO driven into utter
darkness, and instead Of saying God have
mercy on their souls. / feel Ike saying
damn their souls.
Arrah. Dinnis. mo son Where are
70 now? You're a broth OF q boy. but
a poor prOgnosticatOr. However COM
plete your organization might have been.
hell or something else did break through
IL and blow IL sky high on that notable
third Of September. The outsiders were
too many for you; SO II you still feel
like saying damn their souls" now Is
the time to relieve yourself. The bed
rock facts Of the matter are that the
workinemen arc not all Kearneyites.
and the workingmen's party. swayed by
Ksarney, was not composed altogether
Of the workingmsn, tho bone and sinew
Of the land, by any msans The lead
era were all seekers after lucrative prom
inence or Office. and kearney himself
Rrowled and snarled no more over the
railroad bone after his private little tod
dy with Stanford. Scheming. long
headed old political fossils made use OF
Kearnsy. De Young and the Chronicle to
compass their ends. They scuttlsd the
staunch old Constitution and launched q
new ons. which they all proposed sail.
ing in as officers or cabin passengers.
The FIRST thing they did was to throw
Ksarney overheard as q troublesome Jo-
nah, no longer needed. and desirable to
get rid OF. Then De Young laundering
ly fred the magazine aud blew himself
and all hands overheard. Another crew.
trusty and faithful to the interests oil
the State, are in command and posses
sion, and will see that the new Consti-
tuition ship is sailed properly.
De Young. with his coupe and masked
battery. most ably assisted the Kearnsy-
ties by electing his worst enemy, Kali
loch. % Mayor Of San Francisco; Kali
Loeb, the shrewdest, most unscrupulous
knave in the deck; q slyer. smarter old
scamp than any Of them. Ksarney is a
blatant shrewd. influential demagogue.
He readily learned the key notes which
were given him and played and swayed
the masses well. He was acting under
instructions when no FASTENED to San
Francisco at the time Of the recent Kali
loch assassination excitement, and aided
doubtless by q salutary respect for the
military bayonets and Calling guns
grandly and effectually held the rampant
masses In control. for mob violence and
destruction are never to the interest Of
railroad companies. Kalloch is elected
Mayor and may ill that responsible po'
sition well and satisfactorily. II he does
not. the Vigilance Committee must hang
him. Kearney has subsidized. He will
not try to be United States Senator, but
will remain in the employ Of the railroad
company. He Is an exploded humbuS.