Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-22
THE EVENING NEWS.

SECOND WARD UNION CLUB. - Miss
Grace Stanton was advertised TO speak az
the second ward headquarters last even
ING, but other arrangements called her to
Lander county, somewhat to the diSap-
pointment of tile eNpectant crowd who
thronged the room. Several converts to
the true faith served to swell the already
myriad throng who, upon the appearance
Of Thomas, Fitch, Esq, called his name IN
repeated tones that brought that gentle
man 10 the stand, who for about thirty
minutes spoke most eloQuently Of the Is
sues of the dsy. The speaker alluded to
his defeat before the State Convention IN
an open and manly manner, that chal-
lenged admiration, and said that so tar
from feeling "sOrc- headed" he was
stronger than ever in favor of the great
Union Party OF the Territory of Ne
vada, and likewise 4 common country.
Your reporter cannot do adequate justice
20 the remarks Of Mr.. Fitch. having taken
no notes. but the effort was one OF the very
best he hast heard IN the canvass. Mr..
Whitman at last entered the room and was
called upon by Mr.. Fitch, and the audience
for a speech. In compliance with unre-
tusable request, Mr.. Whitman took the
door, and for three quarters of an hour
held his hearers entranced by his irresist-
able eloQuence, and patriotic manner. As
he warmed with his subject, the most
whitening denunciation Of Traitors fell
from his lips, his words seemed fraught
with patriotic emotion. and he concluded
his remarks with splendid peroration to
the Flag and Liberty, that elected hearty
and prolonged cheers. The crowd
thoroughly reused were yet unSatiS-
fed. and Messrs. Hutton and Murphy,
in brief remarks only increased this
eagerneSS, which eliminated in the ap-
pearance of John y. Collins, Esq. who
took the stand, and commenced speech
which was interrupted by some enthusl-
astic cuss" who had captured Governor
II. 6. BlaisdelI, and bore him triumph
antlv into the room, whereupOn his name
being announced, he was welcomed with
overwhelming applause, and repeated and
prolonged cheers testified how popular
man the great Union party had selected
Tor their irst Governor-atter the excite
ment had, in 4 measure, subsidized. MIR.
Collins proceeded with his remarks which
were of their usual eloquent order, at the
conclusion of his speech, the hour being
late, the meeting adjourned, with three
rousing cheers for Abe and Andy.
The Ell DoRApo.-Ia carly times in
California, when gold was as plenty as
whisky, the Pacific coast was aptiy styled
the FL Dorado Of the world. In like
manner the visitor 10 Waugaman's Saloon,
finds everything to please the most epicu-
rean taste, either bibulent or eSculant.
His bar is supplied with the very best OF
LIQUORS, and the edibleS both at lunch and
sideboard. are comprised Of all the dam
ties the market of Virginia and San Fran
cisco affords.
HIBERxIAS CLrB.-The loyal irishmen
OF Virginia are nobly filling up their
ranks, and are winning golden opinions
from their manor-born countrymen. who
greeted their appearance at the Second
Ward Club last night with tremendous
cheers. The H!bernian Club is increasing
rapidly in numbers, and the "Snaixs "
are already conscious Of the loss OF the
next election through the balance OF the
loyal Irish vote.
SANITARY CoxrRIBrrIoN.-The amount
donated al the Second Ward Club, in
virginia, for the benefit of the Sanitary
Fund last night, was SIS, and at the
other Clubs a considerable amount. Have
the Copperhead Clubs of Virginia donated
the first dollar for the benefit Of our suf-
fering soldiers: Would any one of the
Shiny crowd give single cent: And yet
these foui-mouthed traitors claim TO be
Union men.
DARE THEY Do IT:-It IS currently re-
ported that the Broom-Rangers, intend
raising the stars and bars this evening,
in their procession. We trust this report
IS groundless, for every good man IN the
Territory desires TO avoid scenes Of blood
shed and political disturbance, but no
Traitor Flag should be allowed to WOO
the caresses Of free Nevada air.
ASSESSMENT SALES.-The following are
the assessment sales advertised to take
place Monday, as reported by Turney,
O'BrierS& Billet, brokers and auctloneers,
No. 80 South c street: Monitor, Red
Mountain District; Utah, Virginia Dis
trict.
The HIBERS1AS UNION CLUB, Of Gold
Hill, organized on Thursday, Oct. goth, by
electins VIM. H. Began, President; John
White, Vice President; John y. Paul,
Secretary: Geo. W. Turney, Treasurer /;
and - Stewart, Marshal. 1t consists OF
forty members.
PHoroGRAPHs.-Sutte X Brother are
now prepared to execute all sorts of like
nesses at their rooms, corner OF b and
TAYLOR streets, Virginia. The most liberal
terms are offered by these gentlemen to the
public. See advertisement.
ARrILLERY.-The underground brass
field piece for the Gold Hill Artillerists,
with a quantity of assorted ammunition.
arrived last night. The Company meet
this evening. See advertisement.
EPISCOPAL SERVICES, which have been
suspended for some weeks on account Of
the illness of the Rev. Mr.. Whitaker, will
be resumed tomorrow, at 8 ?. NJ, in Odd
Fellows Hall.
BULLION SHIPPED.-Wells, Fargo & Co.
this morning shipped 10 bars and 8 sacks
of bullion. weighing $50 pounds, of the
assayed value of $24,259 81.
CoLozISISe.-We have it from good