Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-08
THE GREATALBIoN VICTORY.
An Emphatic Endorsement from
nm Unexpected Source-A trace
full Compliment to the Judgment
of the Sentinel

"h VIVA Peeteu oOufce-A GRACE
full Compliment to h Judgment
of Ia Sentinel"
Our esteemed contemporary devoted its
editorial space last evening to the full text
OF Judge Rising's able opinion in the cell
ebrated Richmond-Albion injunction case.
The document is introduced to the public
by our esteemed contemporary n a few
sentences Of we'll chosen and vigorous
English. The language is az refreshing,
"a unexpected, the source considered. 1t
reflects q tone also which must meet the
hearty approval OF every person OF intel
ligence in this community. We have
never wholly dispaired of the editor Of our
esteemed contemporary; we have always
entertained a lingering hope, though long
deferred 1t may have been, that he would
some day get the right end Of things and
stagger on the truth. He has at last got
on the right track, but we could hardly
have expected it in this Albion business.
The fact is hat Judge Rising's deci-
sion is SO strongly and pointedly
In favor Of the Albion, in every
essential particular, that not aver
our esteemed contemporary could muster
the temerity to attempt to reverse it. This
ought to be sufficient to satisfy every
doubling Thomas on tho Base Range that
the Albion has achieved an overwhelming
victory. Our greatly esteemed contem-
porary remarks that T" the decision decides
every material question in favor of the
Albion, - and in the very next sentence it
is frank enough to admit that the decision
i" is precisely what the SENTINEL. has con-
tended it would be from the close Of the
late trial" This is a generous and grace
full compliment, for the bestowal of
which by our enterprising, clear
seeing and most highly and universally
esteemed contemporary, this influential,
widely circulated and profoundly judicial
journal must touch its beaver in deepest
reverence again and again. But we must
not garble the choice and polished words
Of the preface. As an emphatic indorse-
ment Of Judge Rising's wisdom and i'm
Partially in awarding everything to the
struggling Albion it is a gem, rejecting
the greatest possible credit upon the dis
cernment and legal acumen of the distin-
guished editor OF u esteemed contem-
porary. Following is the ~unequivocal
manner in which our esteemed contem-
porary commends the opinion Of Judge
Rising to the favorable consideration Of its
army Of readers, both at homo and beyond
the Atlantic:
Judge Rising's decision was received
yesterday morning by express. 1t was
opened and filed by the Clerk Immediately
upon its receipt. As will be seen, the de-
cision decides every material question in
favor of the Albion. 1t is precisely what
the SENTINEL has commended il would be
from the close of the trial until date.
Judge Rising states in terms that he
should have rendered a clean-cut verdict
in favor of the Albion Tor everything
northwesterly Of the Tip Top had the
power been vested in him. He had doubts
on this technical point, and so continued
the ~injunctions against both parties until
the final hearing on the merits"