The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-06-18
Nc MACK
IN THEIRS.

Il nave Deen JOlu t1dC JuuKe MICK
cannot get the Douglas county delega-
ton for a denomination for District
Judge Of the First Judicial District.
Why can't he? No one can give any
reason for it. He has been punetual in
the execution of his duties. No LAWYER
has ever called upon him, but that he
has driven to Genoa, in all kinds OF
weather to hold court. The interests of
the public have been promptly attended
to. He is always at his post OF duty. No
one accuses him OF lavoritism. His
honor is above reproach. lie fears no
punishment from any source. What
other kind of a man do w a for Dis
trict Judge? But | am told that his ac-
ton in calling a Grand Jury to investi-
gate into the manner OF the death OF
Adam Uher, and his charge to the jury
TO thoroughly inquire into the affair,
without fear or favor, has brought upon
him the reproach of a majority OF the
best citizens of Douglas county. Is that
true? Will the best citizens or any num-
Der OF decent citizens OF Douglas county
punish Judge Mack for charging a grand
Jury to do their duty and uphold the
law? Will the citizens OF Douglas county
so damn and condemn themselves and
plead guilty by setting themselves
against an upright and fearless judge?
Let me warn the citizens OF Douglas
county that it is by upholdink the law
in a fearless and upright manner that
safety is assured to life and property,
and the secure and peaceable enjoyment
thereof, and with upright and honest
Judges the poorest citizen stands before
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II i intended IN he nnd.r a republican
form OF governmcnt-an engine Of JUS
tice instead Of a monster OF wrong. l
cahno. oei'eVe wa. 'ne o;s,He ia. lug
for do;ns b;s dntv and I would resnert
fully advise all honest and fearless men
in Douglas county to put their shoulders
70 the "heei "nu .aHe lne puiue" upo"
and hnrI b,,k the foul asuersion unon
their character thus sought to be laid by
asserting that no upright and fearless
yuuge s.a,i pres'ne III poug.aS ooun:y
,ores, - no,olas ronntv 70 return .j,dva
Mack. Property values did not appre-
ciate over the action ofthe mob in lynch
ny Auauh opt', anu 7 va."er
I,Jra NarrL il 70 be nnnishad Tor cbsrg.
ing the Grand Jury TO make n thorough
investigation. Let me further advise the
c''izenso i'ous'as oonn'y tnh' ''''s ~ =
Don R"t il can navar he dronre,i nor
buried if Judge Mack is to he pursued
tor dong his duty says Que!quetois in
uenoa courier.
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