Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-13
The Union State Ticket.

| The Convention at Carson nominated
| ticket yesterday which will receive the hearty
support of the Union party of this State.
Brosnan and Beatty, Of this city, are able and
experienced lawyers and Judges, and their
selection will be heartily endorsed by the peo-
pile. In regard to Mr.. Lewis, Of Washoe
county, we are not posted; but we have en-
tire confidence in the judgment Of the Con-
vention, and accept its choice for Supreme
Judges as eminently proper and satisfactory.
For Governor, II. 6. Blasdell will receive
the cordial support Of the entire Union party.
| We have known him for three years or more,
as one Of our most energetic, public-spirited,
worthy and respected citizens. He possesses
great personal popularity. His course here
in the management Of his business and social
relations has been such as to give universal
satisfaction. His interests are identified with
our new State, and his election as its first
Chief Magistrate will do much to restore con-
fidence abroad in our stability and permanent
prosperity, and to assure to capital and in
dustry that security and protection which is
necessary to promote the growth and develop
ment Of our material interests and general
welfare. ..... -..
Alfred Helm, of Ormsby, the nominee for
Clerk Of Supreme Court, is also fayorite
with the people where he is known, and will
receive a cordial support from all loyal men.
He has been Clerk Of the Territorial Supreme
Court for long time, and has served with
entire satisfaction. His loyalty, ability and
integrity is never questioned. We have
known him Personally for many years, and
can endorse him as a most worthy and hon.
orable gentleman and eminently deseryingof
the Office.
For Congress, H. G. Worthington, of Lam
A. -
speak of this gentleman from personal
knowledge, US he is stranger to US but his
name has been before the people on several
occasions, and, we believe, he is regarded
with considerable favor by those who know
him best. We presume he will make himself
better known to the people before election
day, and receive their substantial support at
the polls.
For Secretary of State, c. \. Noteware OF
Douglas, was nominated. He is an old set
tier in the Territory, and every way qualified
and worthy to fill the place.
For Lieutenant Governor, j. S. CroSman
of Lyon, is the candidate, and is good man
for the place.
For Treasurer, L. Rhodes of Esmeralda, is
the nominee. No better nomination could
have been made.
For Attorney General, George A. Nourse
OF Washoe, was nominated, and Is an excel
lent man for that position
A. w. Nightingale, of Humboldt, the can
didate for Controller, is IN old pioneer Of
Washoe. Everybody knows Lance Nightin-
gill, and all loyal men will vote for him.
For Surveyor General, S. H. Marlette, Of
Storey county, is an old resident, and well
and favorably known in his profession.
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
Rev. \. F. White, Of Ormsby, the present
incumbent, was re-nominated. He is proba-
bly, the most suitable man in the State for this
important Office.
For Presidential Electors, A. W. Baldwin
and S. I. Gage, Of Storey, are too well known
to need further notice. A. 5. Peck, Of Esme-
ralda, is the third one, and first rate man.
This ticket cannot fail to receive the hearty
approval and support Of majority Of the
people of the State of Nevada Virginia
Union.