Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-15
S;ivsr State, Dec. Is.

sOte Han" Deed Away.
Siissr State, Dec. -.
Friday morning. whom the eastern
bound train with Senator Sharon on
board on his way to Washington stopped
at W~innemucca, . representative, Q
newspaper man. got into Sharon's pri'
vats car a. the train pulled out and in
terviewsd him to the following effect:
Reporter This Is Senator Sharon. /
believe?
Senator (smiling blandly)-Yss. sir.
Reporter am q representative OF
the Sipsr State. and jumped aboard for
the purpose Of interviewing you. II yos
have no objections.
Senator (frowningly)-I don't think
I'm under any obligations TO treat the
Super Stats even with courtesy. for II has
always abused me most shamefully.
Reporter Observation-Disclosures, Sen.
ator, you remember that several years
ago Mr.. Ferguson announced to the
people OF Carson the startling revelation,
''Man In frail."
Senator Oh, yes. "Horse-market
Fsrg.," a. he was called.
Rsportsr-And you and Senator Jones
can attest the fact that Carson Ia prolific
in the disciples Of Fsrsuson's school Of
philosophy. both in theory and practice.
Senator (smiling and looking more re-
signsd)-Wsll. cir. you can proceed
with your interview upon any subject
bat Ferguson's philosophy.
IN II YIELD ron M .ELKcrIoN.
Reportsr-Is the report that you are
Q candidate for reelection true?
Ssnator--I'm in the field, or will be
ct the proper time.
Rsporter-Do you anticipate any
serious opposition
ssnator-Nons worth naming. except
from the Democrats.
Rsporter-I have heard the names Of
several prominent Republicans who, It
Ia said. intsad to make . Aght for the
position.
Ssnator-Oh. yes, no doubt there will
bs gentlemen who will claim to be can.
didates for awhile. but they will not be
in the way. Tom Fitch. you know.
svsn took rooms in Carson. and supplied
il with two boxes OF cigars and three
bottles OF whisky for his friends. In his
nominal contest with Old Nye. You
know what his object was; but ! don't
think hs got first cost Of his outlay.
Rsportsr--You anticipate NO serious
opposition in your wi party1
Ssnator-None. ! understand that
Governor Kinksad Is trying to lay some
wires and Ia anxious to become my sue
cessor. He 10 q very affabls gentleman.
makes q good Governor, but for Senator
be has no influential backing; he would
have no strength in the Legislature.
Bob Clarke. doubtless, would be his
chief manager in the contest. and he has
no political sagacity at all. The party
has no faith in Clarke's Rspubicanism
he has made himself very obnoxious to
those engaged in the leading industries
Of the State; in politics he is commu-
nistic in theory; he would destroy our
railroads and mines. especially the Com.
stock; besides, It requires q great deal
OF money to pay the legitimate expenses
Of q Senatorial election, and neither the
psnao."you mn.. ~suouh., th..
n.a'PsI c,.,h. ~. ...;,ah,a horsn-s
~ az. ps".a;s. m,ns. "a lin nIsn,v
- 49, =. m;aht 49, ,.rv r;oo,.
Gus fight for Kinkead.
Senator-Not at all; not at all; II Is
not the quantity Of money expended
Hs;.S !. - n,sa.J. Nh vorid ha i.v;.b
az ~ -. -, t.;.,as hrt n. has
va Iii :. .nn:;,;.,;na srsmiss
Rsnort.rWI understand. then. that
vor, tbsor, ,bont mac matt.rs Ia TO
.onc,l;s,s vonr ensmi,s-to ar" those
- .hn.. snn a. ,ha S;b,rr IStat, has
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on'y sass 81 49, ~ 4. NOT
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ao you
S.n.,o,-a.nsrsI Grant viii be. with.
ont donbt N he viii accspt H. We
need A stronger central Goyerpmsnt-
ths vssltb Of The oountry demands Il.
| without csnitsl and capitslists a Gov.
s,nmsnt vopId moi bs worth a fip: the
cspitsl Of he country demands protsc.
lion: In yieht. are Az sscrsd A. the RIGHTS
~ ths nsnnsrs Who are c~oniuuslly
n%,.t;no shopt tbs -encroschments Of
csn;t.S and s~o.;n.t Capitalization. We
-. ,,;ad Ge.n, and tnov him IN be
~. man -, ,hs nI.oa a sbo,s ali othsrs.
u hss 80.
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p.ro,,.,"wh., do Won th;nk will be
a.. tr,nrs ,.o;.i.,;or nnon ,bs currsncv
onsst;on,
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