Nevada County picayune., 1886-08-18
GONE RADICAL.

back party In thus county tooN us rise out of alleged wrCngS Ill the two old parties, and up to d"tc we have not heard of the Grccnhack' CTS charging any reform in them. s;J if the two old parties were Wr0u. in 1880. and have not re- formed, they are wrong yet, and Ii tae ttrrcnback element was honest then, and are still hOaer,, they can not join or cOndOne either of them without becoming untrue 10 the principles they profess, and tral tors to the cause they espoISci. It is clear to all, who have not been too blind from prejudice. to see that the Greenback party leaders have been sideling up to the Re pnblicans unt,l they now are cheek by fowl. and arc so close together that you could not stick a case knife between them.
 Now the Dispatch is the Green back organ, or, as tlclr stunpers say, "thc Gospel" Judge C. F. Mitchell is the regular Republican nominee for Circuit Judge, and the Greenback gospel hoiots his name at the mast head and makes the following comment:
 "Lct Us have Hon. C. E. Mitcha f,r Judge again. w" can't stand Judge Williams a noble and wise man, but too feeble to stand the worry of the bench Besides tho people owe it to Judge Mjtahel 10 see that hc does not ro down under the bitter boycott of the bourbonS, and con,pirators fer no other crime than fearlcssly exposing corruption and boldly d"f'ndinE the rights of the p"o- pc. Gfthe people fail to stand bE such men thcv'will soon have no man to stand by them. Call him ont and honor him. He fell fight inI your battlr4. Pluck the poisoncl ar rows from hi- wounded heart. Let him ca recr in thc atmosphere of victory and he will beard the lioa of monopoly in his d"n'
 Now, yoa see some one has changed. The question, is has the Grccrhack party changed, or has it by it's uuswervin@ fidelity 10 principle drawn the whole Repub- IiraD rarty to it? If so, "the toad has drnnk the ocean dry"
 But the Gospel' does not stop here, it puts up the "EIempstead County Opposition Ticket" Op- posed to what' Democracy of conrSc-for it is the regular Re publican ticket, and has two ne- groes on it; one the renowned Muldrow. who would have been in the pcnitentiary, if the witnesses had not got there first, on account of the Howard county riots; the other colored candidate for rep rcscntatiyc. Now, the editor of the Dispatch either wants negro for company in the legislature, or else knows he won't get there and wants to impose on Reeves.
 The Gospel says further;
 .'Thc Hon. F. M. Thompson i, a Rrpuhl;- can of the type that carried Ohio by 1000 majority in l95S."
 The Ohio man must have been a reconstructiOnist.
 "lIon. (. F.. Mj.ch~l i, Democrat of tho type tha, swept Arkan.a, in lS7S. Hon. C. F. Cunningham i<a Gr"nuharh,r, Wheeler and K. l.. We heartily endorse all these platforms and will work for all these men from principle"
 If he works for Mi,cael and Thompson from principle and they are Republicans, then he must be a Republican from principle. and being one of the bosses, of course he will have the other unsuSpcct- ing GreenbackcrS to fall in. So what is the difference between men who work and vote for Repuhii- cans from principle and Republi- cans themsclveS' To deny that they are Republicans is to deny their own assertions,
 But further We will give an cx. tract from letter written hv the editor of the Gospel to F. K Iightfoot, one of his licutenantS. dated June 22, 1886, commanding him to fall in. italics min"r 'By th- way. can't you laok acer th, cole ord club, near you and make hc.na speech once in uv hilc Tthiul we should look sharply nftcr our colorci club. and kcrp them sioDy ut1df,.Ht. t How can we make break ou Albany and Gcorgia' They secn tp bo htrl So l.. Emmct Ny irar h,other '"e must tc,rL m edFcSf,
 Respectfully,
 JNo A. ANsIEY.'
 Now, Mr. Editor, whatever of principle once prompted the Green,