Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-07

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war for the destruction Of slavery" Bueh an
onneal 10 the prejudices Of the unreheciing'h o.
rrninal as IL Is false and malicious. In the Ian
cuare of Jefferson Davis, =" slavery mas notntng
20 d. with the rebellion" II is W.T. DetWeen
Northern muscle and Southern arisiocracy. and
I-arv was made the excuse for its insng uratton.
r., thirty wears the Southern mind had been
adnca,ri TO treason, and the election OF ne
nrbIican President was the pretext not the
cause of the rebellion. For the ayowea PuIpoSe
of severing all political connection whn Ihe ton'
inc millions of the North, the slaVeholdpg eriI'
,ocracv of the South drew the sword OF revolution
and tramplcd In the dust tho sacred dag OF our
father, They flung their shouts OF denence
across the Potomac and the AnAAsPPL aDJ
Haunted the banner ofrevolt In the race Q, ~
people. Then, like mighty upneayd ,, ii oV
solid earth, rose the sturdy, tolistaineo inlonA
of the North, For a moment they Moou N ~
lence scarcely credting the reality OF tne sIy VI
" dsunionr waited TO their ears on every oeu'I
ern breeze; then swords In countess tnousAu
glittered in the light and like the vengsaneo y.
God swept southwark the conquerlng noais OF
frecmcn. The result IL before uG hunoIeu. "
thousands have persisted by the way oni .ue
armies of the Republic have planted the oIo nAS
again in the heart Of the Confederacy, ana IIea'
son lies wrtbing In the sgonies OF dissolution.
Another effort and the whole field will be ours
i've must sasstis country, let the fate Of Sldrsry De
Hhat il may. To this end the peace party OF tIo
North must be defeated IN November.
FelloH-citi.ens rhich tieke, triH you rotti
What would be the results Of triumph Of the
Pence Democracy IN Nevadal In the eceESion
programme. arranged al Richmond In the begin
ming of the rebellion the Pacific states and Terri
| tories were mapped IN portions OF the southern
! Confederacy, Arms and means TO revolutiouize
them were provided by the Secretary Of War Of
the last Democratic Administration, but through
| the fidelity of General Sumner, the commander Of
the Pacific Department, the scheme Of revolution
| and treason was thwarted Although toitd in
1861, the enissaries of rebellion have never relin
ouished the hope of either alternating California
Oregon Washington and Nevada from tie Fede
raj Union or of rendering their connection value
| less to the Government; and what they talleu 10
effect by the Of the buy then, they are now
seeking to accomplish through the aid OF the pal
| lot. box should every other state In the Union
declare preference for the Baltimore nominees In
November, still would O victory by the enemies
| of the Government in Nevada prove an lnconcelV'
able disaster 10 the prosperity ofour young siate
Let Us glance for moment at the nuts OF sucn
triumph. Let IN see whether, vlrwed toltly ID
the light Of personal interest, the southerpfyn'
pathfzfng man of business in our midEt can atiord
10 aid in the establishment Of Peace Democratic
| Sic In Nevada The State would become the
centre and asylum Of the exiled and turoulent
| traitors of the East and West aud the voice OF
disloyalty would be heard uncheeken ~ oui
| courts of Justice and In our halls OF legalahon:
| The skies would lsaden IN the angry HoWn OF
! threatened tumult-c0nfdence In the integrity
and suTTemacy of-thr law would be bAnisneo'
capital would be Withdrawn. the mines wouio &c,
| main unwOrked and undevcluped, and unlVeltu
stagnation would prevail Whn srePrtsen'I.ao -
in Congress In political keeping with theruer OF
the State, in antagoniSm with Tho sentiment Of me
| North In sympathy with treason aud at war Whn
the Administration and its policy, what could rea.
| sonably be expected Of the Government Mouio
1t establish Branch Mint in tho tate tor the use
! d. 5tsa N
prirt orshp in ts mines of gold and silver 70 tne
! agent. and emissRries Of rebelllonf Would II
| willingly assist in the construction OF fahroaat
aud lines Of telegraph for the conVsnisnee Vr b
! people intent upon It's deStrnctiont MOI w
| niei the assistance of the home Government, re-
| fnsed the Aid of capital overrun by d:soyRi refu'
| gees and outlaws urmed conflict and reFOiution'
| which might not be averted. would scarcely In
crease the quiet honors Of ruined trade ana pros
trate industry. AL the disasters which would 10
eyitably follow q triumph Of the peace party In
November. would BE- multiplied In blessings to the
people Of Nevada by the success Of tho Union
ticket.
FelLor-citi-sn,, which tieka riH you rots
We appeal 10 such citizens Of Irish birth ~ arc
rhoughtessly clinging 10 the empty name ano
broken pillars Of a once honorcd now infamous
party, 10 carefully examine the position tnSy
occupy in that relation towards the land they lelt
in bondage and the Government 10 which tney
stand pledged in allegiance. In blindly following
the leaders of that party in their IRRESPONSIBLE as
| saults upon tue Government, you are committing
a crime for which you will be held accountants 10
your children and TO your God. ny the hoiy
Eyangrlists and the sacred symbols Of your taiih
YOU have sworn to bear true faith, allegiance
and loyalty" TO the Government Of the United
States to defend its honor, to obey it1 laws, and
TO protect It's flag The aim Of the Peace Demo
cracy Of to day is to divide Its empire to assist
its enemips TO violate its laws, and to derecrats
| To osaiu In fha huP 4
is perjury and treason TO the adopted citizen. In
the name of the Government which has given you
welcome and protcction-in the name Of the oP'
pressed OF Ireland, whose fearful eyes have ever
turned with hope towards the Land OF the tree -
in the name of the dOwn-trodden and htrugBnDF
| millions of every lnnd-in the name Of humanity.
Of freedom, of Justice--in the name of God-wc
abiure you TO pause and reflect YLu are oppoHinR
| the Government; you are labor:ng with traitors
who in the name Of Democracy. are plotting ita
destruction yon are fighting the battles Of slavery
and Of rebellion. You have espousvd the cause Of
the aristocratic and governing classes OF England
the rpmorselesS ravgRers OF the homes OF your
birth-the determined abettors Of American dis.
union You are assisting them TO re-fasten tho
yielding letters upon the lines Of struggling Ire
land, by attempting to destroy Government
which has lifted the beacon Of hope on the shores
| of the New World 10 the enSlaved but freedom.
loving millions Of the Old. Divide the Federal
empire, or yield 1t TO the rule Of slavery, and
where Is INC nope Of Ireland Can she Ioon iot !"
Can she discern II in the silent tongue Of hszzini.
in the lstleSs arm OF GaraOaidl III the uesa ecnoes
| Of the voice OF SchaDyl among the crags OF the
| CaucaSsus7 Can she hear IL In the groanS Of
| Hungary and POlandf Can she gatherit from tho
sigh.ladened breezes ofths Danube, the Nera, the
Rhine, the Adriatic or the POI Westward, to the
giant Republic Of another continent. the champion
OF freedom, the terror Of tyranny, must she turn
| for redemption. ID not your duty plain Dis.
union would be death 10 Irish. liberty and peace
| triumph would be disuniOn.
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