Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-19
POLITICAL MEETING TONIGHT.

There is to be public meeting held to-
night, in Virginia, to mollify, to pow-wow,
and to harmonic what some people call
split in the Union party Of Storey county.
Whether there are any splits in the Union
log in this county or not we are unable to
sav--as We cannot, for the life of US, see that
there is anything to split about. The ms
are ms, and the outs are o'as-and there evil
IDENTIFY is nothing to quarrel about. Every
body is for the Union, the Constitution and
the war-and anybody who is not, il he will
only present himself at this Office, he can OBJ
tain our private opinion OF him and his kind
in very short time.
However, we are told that both the County
Central Committees intend to resign tonight
and magnanimously let the party appoint
new County Committee. We suppose it is
all right, and are willing to accord credit to
the movers in the premises for their olive
branch intentions-but our observations Of
the party since last fall cause US to be some
what credulous as to the particular period
during which the matrimonial alliance will
remain harmonious.
As the movements of the party leaders is
presumed to be matter Of public interest,
we extract the following notices from our
Virginia contemporaries of last evening and
this morning;
THE Mass MEETISG.-we are very much
pleased to he able TO state on good authority, that
the danger OF L division in the ranks Of the Union
party in this county, which appeared TO be 80 i'm
mineut in consequence of the action of certain
parties NJ the meeting on last Saturday night, has
been removed by the members Of both the county
committees, for the sake OF peace and harmony,
having consented to resign. So that in addition
to elcciins delegates to the Presidential Conven'
ton the meeting tomorrow evening will be called
upon to elect Central County Committee Of the
Union party of Storey county. We trust the
matter will be considered Of sufficient Importance
by the Union men of the county to insure full
attendance, and the election of thoroughly 10y
al and active comnlittee.-BuilettR.
VIRGINIA DAILY UNION: An adjourned meet
ing of Union men of Storey county vii: be held 4;
the Court House in this city tomorrow Saturday.
night, for the purpose of recognizing the Union
party upon true and correct principles This in
psupposed 70 be movement in which all truly 10y
al men feel interest therefore. the meeting
should be well attended and the people fully and
fairly represented Unless Il complete change is
made in the existing management OF the affairs OF
the Union party OF Storey county, it is liable 10
become drmora!zed At present there are two
County Central Committees claiming power to act
Tor tue Union party, when in fact, neither commit
tee hus legitimate right to act for the Union men
al lnrge One Of these committees was appointed
by the Union League, and the Other was appointed
by pa :krd Convention, in which the people had
no voice and the nominees of which Convention
nip.rlt Haf
lowing This ought TO be sufficient evidence that
that Committee did not come from the right source
and that 1t il therefore Objectionable TO the people
As to the other Committee, presume no loyal
Inaa will pretend TO say that the Union League OF
this county has IN undsputed right to act Tor all
the I'm OF Tue county. Solong nS the actions
# the Leagues Committee meet with approval by
tne Union party, they ere all right, but, with.
out approval, they are not right and it IL decid-
ely wrong IN tho members OF that League 10
claim the right act for outside OF their or
S;lnszatiou. Nobody has nuy objection to the
League controlling its own affairs, 80 long as 1t
will coutine itself to ts affairs. If its Committee
desires to act and discharge the duties OF Com
rittec let II 60 and act, but let 1t act IA the
Committee of the Union League, and not as the
Committee OF the Uuion purity OF Storey county.
Ii tie Committee appointed by that packed Con-
veuton insists upon acting, let II act as the Com.
mittee OF that Convention, but not US the Com,
nittee of the Union party. II the Union mea oi
this county wish to have legitimate Central
Committee, let them assemble in mass at tile
Court House TO night, and appoint one from among
themselves At the meeting held last Saturday
night much was said shout compromise and bar
mony in the Union ranks So far as those TWO
Committees are concerned. see no necessity for
compromise. They are both bastard institutions
and ifthey will not SO ashore peacesbly, let them
be pitched overheard tonight without ceremony.
Ii they are composed Of good Union men, no trou:
BILE need be aPprehendsd. II they are not good
Union men. they have no business meddling with
the affairs TO the Union party. Persons who de.
sire place to subserve private ends should be
speedily displaced EQUALITY.