Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-24
THEIR TRUE SENTIMENTS.

the Copperhead orators, who have Deen'
night after night, since the opening OF the
campaign, harangueing the people, to talk
about their devotion to the Union; but
when we wish to arrive at the true senu-
ments, objects, ends and aims Of polit-
cal party, it is full as well to go the foun-
tain head. To that end, therefore, let us
review few of the remarks made at the
Chicago Convention by some OF the lead
;rc shirts who concocted the famous
" Peace" platform, and placed thereon a
bogus War" candidate. johnson, OF
Missouri was this sort of Union I"
man:
Ifit shall be necessary in the settlement Of
our difficulties to allow few stars to form a
constellation BY themselves, think we can
be Just as safe, just as well protected, and
lust as free and happy under Union of Re-
publics rs we have been under Union Of
States. l want to see this whole continent
bound together by agrand union of republics.
And we will have it, and will have peace and
harmony and self-goyernment with It.
Mr.. Sanderson, OF Pennsylvania, shot
his mouth off as follows:
Is not high time that this internal war
was stopped: Ii the South could be subju-
gated by this Internal war, the bayonets would
be turned against the North. Come veal or
| woe. we will be for the sovereignty Of the
States and individual rights.
Aud thus the patriotic and peace
( loving" Bishop of Michigan:
advise peace and harmony, but if in the
! struggle it reaches the point that the ballot
! box is even touched with sacrilegious hands,
/ | saw then and there, come what will, let the
/ lives and honor OF all be pledged TO the big
gcSt fight the world ever saw.
I Next, the war-abidiug Warren, of Rhode
Island:
No more arbitrary arrests will be permitted
with impunity. No more NallandlShams VIII
be dragged from the bosom of their families,
and spirited away to Il foreign land or dun
! geou, unless the attempt costs blood.
Then ChauEcey C.. Burr, the Univer-
salist preacher. who thinks there is no
/ hell:
/ We talk of rebellion and revolution in the
/ South. There is 4 worse rebellion IN the
North. The Southern people all have an
affection for the old constitutional Union
| but here in the North there is large party
who call the Constitution covenant with
nell. That's what's the matter. The Demo-
cratic party must recognize in their nomlna.
ton the doctrine Of non-coercion, or it will
not and ought not tn be successful. This
campaign will be successful onlyn conducted
upon the principles of the old Democratic
/ party, and they were peaceful principles.
| These doctrines must be represented either
/ in the candidate or the platform. Get the
| candidate if you can, but the platform at all
events.
I Thus, the chaste Hanna, Of Indiana,
whose lips drop pearls:
By whom was Lincoln supported: Promi
nent among his supporters is Butler, hall
devil, one quarter beast, and less than one
fourth human, begotten by the Prince OF
hell, hewed from the rotten womb of crime,
and thrown into the lap OF civilization de-
formed, unfinished wretch. He was sent be-
fore his time into this breathing world, less
than half made up, and is so hateful-looking
that the dogs bark at him as he passes BY.
Now. the bold Ike Rynders, the Hittite:
After three years petty despotism l stand a
free man before free people. know the
South are as gallant, chiralrouS and noble 4
people as God ever created. | am sorry the
South have taken the steps they have, but
God knows they had just cause to act as they
did act. He did not consider 1t shame TO
make peace with power who had kept them
at bay for three years.
Then McMasters, skeered of niggerS :
The war is an unholy fight. Soon the net
is to be drawn that will gather in its halt
million to feed the Unsuitable thirst for blood
| Of the Negro God. Let us demand a cessa-
! ton Of the sacrifice until the people shall
pronounce their great and emphatic verdict
| for peace, and let the tyrant understand thai
| the demand comes from earnest men anc
must be respected.
Next, Henry Clay Dean, the disinter'
ested spectator of the little difficulty"
III tell you ABOUT JEFF. Davis. Abe Lincoln
has little difficulty with him, and make i
a rule never to interfere with blackguardS
There was never crime perpetrated in the
| history of the world that has not had its exac'
counterpart in the conduct Of Lincoln. Abe
Lincoln is liar and perjurer, and has petit
larceny written all over his body, from the
crown OF his head to the soles OF his feet.
These elegant specimens might be null
tipied to the filling of columns; but the
American stomach has limited powers O
retention, and the foregoing will do fol
one dose. Go any night to a speakers
stand of the Broom Rangers and see how
much of the above sort of sentiment vii
be expressed. The speakers will sins
another song, but their speeches will b.
bogus and fraud; while those we have
quoted are the Simon Pure, the origina
Jacobs, emanating from the Grand Buz
yards Roost at Chicago. the fountain heat
of all true Copperheadism, which in thes'
latter days has seized upon and prosti'
tuted to treason the once glorious name o.
Democracy.