Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-11
KALLocH


issued q proclamation which can se
found in u tslegraphio columns today.
II Ia after his usual brazsn cheek style.
full Of pompous bombast, impudent as
surancs and Of. hand assertion. he
takes it upon hir lslf to "dsclars in an
smphatic and pubic manner nat there
is not, and never has been the Slightest
reason to apprshend any is'urbance,
riot or lawlessness whatever from the
working classes Of San Francisco" He
goes on to condemn the military inter.
ference. police increase and other pru.
dent measures taken to prevent i'm
pending trouble. and quiet sediions
and revolutionary movements, as
f" transparent humbugRsry," and winds
up by c~onsisning the authors and
instigators thereof to everlasting politi.
cal iniamy and oblivion. Kslloch is
right enough in saying that there Is no
danger from the working classes. The
real workingmsn are good. quiet. dessrv.
ing citizens. and always have been. but
It 10 the Kssrnsyites, the sand.lottsrs,
the communistic rsbbls who had rather
parade ths streets and bully themselves
into some kind Of recognition and sup
port than to earn honest bread with
honest work who are to be feared and
guarded against. They include within
their ranks all the professional thieves,
unprincipled politicians and rascals
generally. These fellows always have
constituted the lswlsss. i~ncendiary and
riotous element Of San Francisco. and
this il the very element which has
caused those noted and sffectual up
| risings OF the substantial citizens In
times past. and il doing the Same thing
now.
But what does Kslloch know Of the
people Of San Francisco. with his short
and limited experience there? Why
should he presume to SO confidently and
suthoritativsly pronounce judgment
upon them on so short an acquaintance
What did he know Of the lamb-like dis.
position OF Charley do Young until that
gentleman paid him that notable visit in
. coupe and sent his compliments into
his surprised but tough carcass in
the shape Of pistol bullsts3 What
right has he to assume and
officially declare that there Is no
danger Of trouble. riot or lawhisness
vhsn such blatant incendiary rascsls as
Kssrnsy. Cannon and others are coun.
selling sedition and violence from the
sand.lot rostrum? When the foul
mouthed Kalloch himself in the pres.
sncs Of . fostering crowd OF his scandal.
Gus. ~whooping admirers, in filthy lam
guage abused De Young and proceeded
SO cruelty and unjustly to oven assail the
character Of his grsy.haired old mother.
did hs think he could do 80 with
impunity 4? that the damnabls in
suit would not bring trouble and
deserved rstribution? Does hs pretend
to say that the secret drilling Of numsr-
Gus bodies Of armed men. illegally or.
ganizsd in the various wards Of the city
by the discontinued. ssdi,ious element
spoken OF means nothing? He must DO
either . knsvs. or . fool, or wilfully blind.
Perhaps. however. he is secretly in SYM
pathy and communion with the would.bs
rioters and communists, and would like
to come forward as their leader. How
ever that may be. he will find his opinion
OF a. little weight Is his bad reputation
has allowed 1t to have in the East. He
will find that where there IL q will there
is . way. and that all this ssditious agi.
tation and threatening outlawry will DO
brought summarily to an end. peseeably
il possible. but ended. even II 1t in
wolves his own hanging.