Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-06
sArLINa INTO THEM.

Ths lons.continusd Ksarneyits COM
munistio agitation in San Francisco pro-
ducsd among its first decisive fruits The
new California Constitution. nsIt came
Kslloch as Mayor Of San Francisco.
whose election. however. was assured by
the ill.advised attempt OF Dc Young to
kill him. The raid on the Chinese. and
the street professions Of the unemployed
against corporations, business establish
msnts and people employing Chinese
VA melted. aided and encouraged BY
the clause in the new Constitution for
bidding the employment OF Chinese.
That clause was undoubtedly inserted
by the artiul politicians and aspiring
dsmsgoguss who framed the Conssiss.
ton, a. q sop to the sand.lottsrs. and
had the precise eject they expected
IL would. in combining the Kearnsy
ties, and working classes through
out the State to its support and adop-
ton. The finding Of that clause con-
fictipg with tho Constitution Of the
United States and therefore worthless. il
NO matter Of surprise to the ~soncoctors
Of it, and its effects are fast subsiding.
Some Of the Chinese were frightened
away and went East. but most OF thsm
do not go" and ever those who were
discharged from employment through
pressure or intimidation have been taken
back again. The elimination Of all this
chronic agitation. 80 very detrimental to
tho general welfare and prosperity OF
the city and State as we'll As the great
mass Of the people. was the uprising OF
the Vigilance Committee, or Citizens
Protective U Union. but the most quoting
aud effective supplementary influence
was the San Francisco Frseholdsrs'
election Of last week. The seditious.
ipesndiary. disturbing element received
salutary quistus on that occasion. not
soon to be forgotten. and the chances
for peace and prosperity hereafter are
substantially assured. The result Of
that election has given renewed conf.
dsncs to all lovers Of good order and
straightforward government, and the
Citizens Union have plain sailing
before them in the matter OF settling
things properly.
In the Arg0naui Of last Saturday, Pix
lsy's mule pranees around wild, and
kicks Kslloch. Kearnsy. Cannon, stsin-
man, Mrs. Smith and all the rest Of the
and.lottsrs. communists aud other agi.
tating incendiaries sky.high in all direo.
tons and in the most vigorous mannor.
He snorts like q war.horss and calls upon
the Citizens U.ion not to relax their
effective action or military organization.
but to advance to the charge and totally
rout the last vestigss Of the agitation and
the a~gitators. Taking Kalloeh A. a
prime leading spirit. iustigator and en-
cour.ssr Of the disturbing element, Pix
ley sails into him and his incsndiary as
s~osistss after the following rsirsshingly
vigorous style:
The Rev. Mr.. Kalloch and his associate
criminals must DO taught the lesson. The
work Of the Council now begins. The
election has demonstrated the strength Of
this element Of agitation. We do not mean
to b understood that there arc In San
Francisco ten thousand or moro persons
who would deliberately endeavor to destroy
and tear down our government. There
may DO Of this number one thousand des-
perate men who have determined 10 live
by violence and agitation. OF this num-
ber We rank our accidental Mayor ~ one.
and we commend him and his kind to the
surveillance Of the armed and determined
men whom tho conduct Of his associates
has called into existence. Let him, and
them, DO taught the lesson Of Obedience
not 10 the letter Of the law, but to the
spirit-thAt makes prosperity in organized
society possible. That the Rev. Mr.. Kali
Loeb need not be alta loss in understanding
our position, and that We may relieve him
from tho necessity Of placing any forced
Interpretation upon doubtful passages OF
our writing. NO say TO him, and authorize
him to read this to his dirty and buster.
ing mob VI the sand.lot. or to his more
contemplate clsqusurs at the Temple. that
70 consider him an arrant, vicious and
most u~nprincipled demagogue. . SANDER
or. libeler. and 8 BLACKBOARD. and that We
should b. most glad II we had the power
70 30 stir against him . just public indig.
nation that IL would tic him to . carts tail
and whip him through the streets Of . city
he has disgraced by his magistracy and
dishonored BY his contemplate conduct.