Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-29
THE EVENING NEWS

evening the crowd at the Second Ward
headquarters, on B Street. Virginia wa,
unusually large and enthusiastic. Mr..
wilson. the President, called the house to
order and soon Hannah Esey opened the
neetins IN a few preliminary remarks of
business nature, and finally concluded
oy calling upon Mr.. A. W, Baldwin.
VINO came forward and made the very
pest speech Of the campaign. The speak
CT after briefly reviewing the causes and
HIcNeaness OF this rebellion, proceed to
sake the Chicago Platform of the Copper
heaas' and dissect the same showing that
every nerve, artery and bone had been
injected with the traitors venom that was
so plenty and poisonous on this coast
he took the Mcconnell platform and rese-
luoons Of California in 1861, and showed
that the same spirit pervaded the resolu-
ions ehen as now, only at that time it
was open treason to our government, now
partly conceded, but the same genus.
As the speaker proceeded and unmasked
hrss one piece Of treason. then another,
many was the man who had once belong
ed to the Democratic party, that could
not avoid shudder at the picture, which
should revolt even a slave olisarchy. Mr..
BALDWIN spoke at some considerable
length, and was listened to with engroSs-
ing interest frequently interrupted with
hearty applause. At the conclusion of
MS speech. the Glee Club, without star
uAdimmed. (Maguire does not yet leave
uSl ,entranced the club with one Of those
patriotic campaign songs that are always
50 heartily welcomed, Mr.. Worthington
OF Lander county was introduced. who
Tor few momeuts spoke in an eloquent
strain, but the hour waxing late. and
Baldwin having raEed seceSSioniSts near
~ bare Of clothing or garnish. the gentle
man concluded his remarks, and the Glee
Club concluded the meeting with a song.
PATRIOTIC STrMPERs.-Two prominent
gentlemen who affiliate with the Union
Party of this Territory. and whom for
brevity we will designate as George and
-Aleck, started early in the week on an
electioneering campaign in the outskirts
Of the Territory. Everything run smooth,
Curry Springs and Carson lager were met
with and appreciated; rosy lips and curl
ing ringlets came in for share of admira-
ton, and so many tumbler emptied Of
its contents that our friends concluded TO
visit Lake Valley, where the Hon. VIM.
Stewart and Gov. BlaiSdell were adver-
tised TO speak. Upon reaching the settle
ment George was at once taken for Stew
art, the man of iron nerve, while Aleck,
though hardly coming up to Blaisdell's
hight, nevertheless managed to play the
Governor. The news Aew like wild6re
that the speakers had arrived, and from
hillside and valley poured the sturdy
women 10 hear the words of faith and
loyalty from distinguished Fps. George
and Aleck, after holding a counsel Of war,
determined to play the hand out, whether
a point was made or not, and as the shades
Of evening deepened and willing wood
gave out patriotic glare, George took the
stand amid prolonged cheers and made
his virgin speech. He spoke long and
eloquently, while Governor Aleck went
10 the hotel and treated everyone who
came, on a credit. Everything ran smooth,
and our friends congratulated themselves
and the cause on the happy termination
of things. But when they came 70 ascer-
tain that they had been stamping Califor-
MIA. change came DER the spirit of their
dreams, and returning to Virginia, have
no desire to be questioned as to the loca-
ton of Lake Valley.
RECORDERS Court. VIRGINIA. - The
following business was transacted before
his Honor Judge Davenport this morning:
Mr.. GRbsps, arrested by officer Brinton.
charged with disturbing the peace. was,
upon trial, found guilty and was fined
S25, which he paid. Mr.. Lawton was
arrested By officer Lawton, charged with
being drunk and disorderly, was, upon
trial, fined therefor SIS. and in default Of
payment committed to Jail for seven days.
John Ally and one Romulo, two kanakas,
were arrested on a warrent by officer
Downey, charged with having threatened
10 kill other Kanakas with ungetatable
names. Upon trial at least thousand
lies were sworn 20, and the Court taking
into consideration the peace OF the city,
held the respondents in the sum OF 500
each 10 keep the peace.
JUSTICES Court, EIR5ISIA.-The fol-
lowing is summary Of Justice Sawyers
docket this morning. O'Neilv. Gold Hill
and Virginia Tunnel Mining company,
action in asSumsit, trial Sd of November,
10 o'clock, A. NJ. Sparken V. Bunk, ac-
ton in assumsit, accounts audited and
continuance granted. Fajoo V. Alvarez,
action on account continued until 3lst,
inst, at l2 NJ. Armstrong V. Boteman,
ct a., two suits on trial.
BROOM RASGBRS.-The Snaix had
Hiss last evening at their den on B street,
bu. the cold weather not agreeing very
well with them, but few uncoiled their
slow length. After the whiSkey had
warmed them to something like vitality,
thew howled and booted like so many
devils-the burthen of their song being,
Damn the Abolitionists," glory to JET
serson D. and governor b. b.
BENEFIT OF Mas. JUDAH.-Mrs. Judah
whose name is intimately and favorably
associated with the drama in California
.ince the days Of the Pioneers, has ben
Ell, this evening a. Maguire's. The bill
is Il splendid one, and we hope the sterling
and favorite actress will receive substan-
tial benefit.
To BE SrARrED.-We are informed that
the Central Mill, which for some time
past stopped work, is 10 be started again
some time next week. This Mill has long
been famous for the good management,
and excellent results Of ore crushed IN u
snd we are glad to hear of its resumlng
operations.
ASSESSMENT SALES. - The following