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

centre and asylum OF the exiled and turbulent
traitors Of the East and West, ana the voice OF
disloyalty would be hearu no uneneeu es I, IN our
The 'skIss yyo,Id leaden in the angry frown Of
threatened tnmult-confdence In inc integrity
and annremacv of the law would Dc oanlshed,
capital would be withdrawn the mines moula re
main Tunworked and undeve.oPeu' ano universal
stagpatlon would prevail Mnu i,h ths ,.AL
In Congress In political keeping WIN tne EuerS OF
the State. IN anragonlsm with the sentiment ofthe
North. m synapathy with treason ana az war win
tha AdmInisfratIor and It's policy, what could rea-
ssonahiy he expectcd Of the Government Would
q feata6lish Branch Mint in tne Sts.e or tne use
aud benefit of its enemiest Moula nceora pro
prietorship in Its mines Of sou anu SnSrL ine
s,~iilng,v sssilt IN the construction OF rairoadt
tand, lines of telegraph for the convenience OF a
lneonle intent upon It's destructonf NO! De-
MA tbe sSsistance Of the home Government re-
fused the aid Of capital, overrun oy nsloy1l reIu'
gees and outlaws, armed conflict ana reVoiutlon'
which might not be averteo, MouIu s0aIesy IN
eresse The ouiet honors Of ruined trade and pros
.rs,e indnxtry. All the disasters which would In.
eyitabiy follow a triumph of the peace party IN
Nosarnber yyouId be multiplied IN dressings 70 the
. nc,nnIa ~ Nevada bv the success OF the Union
ticket, -.r
9FslIortci,i.sns, x6ick ticker riH yog rote
We appeal to such citizens OF lrisn olrln Us aIe
thcnehtlessly clinging to the empty name and
hroken pIIIaiS of a once honored, now infamous
narty, to carefully examine thR position tney
ors,nv In that relation towards the land they lert
in hondaqe and the Government 10 WnSn tne9
stand pledged In allegiance 10 ohndiy IonT"inS
the leaders of that party IN their treasohao,e as.
.anlts tipon the Government, yon are committing
4 crine for which you will be held accountable 10
vnnr children and TO your God. by the hoiy
avanppiists and the sacred symbols OF your iaithi
vo,, nave sworn to "bear true faith, allegiance
and loyaltyp to the Government OF the Ohitea
States, to defend Its honor, TO obey us laws, Anu
10 protect Its flag. The aim OF the Feace Demo.
crRcy OF 10 day Is TO divide is empire 70 Assis'
III a, ,nies to violate its laws, and to desecrate
IN far. To assist In the success of such party
h neflnrv and treason to the adopted citizen IN
tke name of the Government which has gwen you
welcome md protection-in the name OF the op'
pfessed Of ireland, whose fearful eyes nave ever
turned with hope towards the lana OF tne nse-
m the name of the down.trodden and struggling
millIona Of every land-in the name OF humanity,
n, freedom, Of Iustice--in the name of God-we
HbilIre on TO pause and reflect. You are opposing
ma 6oyernment you Are laboring with traitors
who, 10 the name Of Democracy, are piotting us
destruction you are fighting the battles ofslavefy
and Of rebellion. You have espouSeo .He S1 Sausoo
he Aristocratic and governing classes oi England
The renorseless ravagers OF the homes OF your
birth-the determined abettors of American DIS
union You are assisting them to re'fasten tne
Welding fetters upon the limbs OF struggling ire
land, BY attempting to destroy Government
which has lifted the beacon OF hope on the shores
OF the New World 10 the enslaved but freedom,
loving millions Of the Old Divide the Federal
euapire; or yieldit TO the rule of slavery and
,yhsre 4 the hope of Ireland Can she look for II
in the e holy Alliances" OF European despotisInf
Can she iseefn Il In the silent tongue Of Mazzlni,
in the hstless arm Of Garabadi, in the dead echoes
Of the voice of SehaDyl among the crags OF the
~ sN fTN Nhst n
Hungary and Polandt Can she gatherit from tne
siRhtladened breezes ofthe Danube, the Nevar the
Rhine, the Adriatic or the Po' Westward to the
giant Republic Of another continent, the champion
OF freedom, the terror Of tyranny, must she turn
for redemption. Is not your duty plain Dis
union would be death toIrish liberty, and peace
triumph would be digunion.
FeIlop-eitfzeHs rhick ticket oiH you rotei
To all ciiizens Of foreign birth We appeal, to
saye tho Republic the home of their adoption, the
hope OF humanity, the land OF the free. DO not
les the bI ut Of treason destroy its growing great
ness, or dlsunion divide its increasing strength:
Let It mol be said that republics are failure, and
thnt On enlighfened people are incapable Of self.
government Whether North or South, whether
ander Vallandleham or Davis, whether BY war
rant Of the Chicago platform or the Confederate
Constitution, whether In the name of Democracy
or disuniop, let the enemies OF the Government be
your enemies-its friends, your friends-and the
banner OF q ne-uniteQ ana mlgnty peOpIe VIII soOu
float again b undlaputed supremacy over every
Southern hilltop md on every Southern plain.
And 10 AmericanE VIA appeal. 10 stand by the fag
of their fafher the land Of their love- In this day
Of awful peril 70 the Republic bequeathed to them
by the heroes Of generation gone. The hope
and history OF the rebellion are known TO you and
the veil Of Democracy fails to Screenfrom your
penetration the deadly serpent Of treason which
lies coied behindif While many Of those who
have conup 70 M from other lands are listening 10
the siren uonIp Of ;disleyalty and hesitating be-
tween right and wrong, to you we turn for com
fort and for hope. "A few more days Of watching,
few more aIeepiess nights, and the danger will
be past, never 10 return. Already the clouds are
lifting in the East, and the light Of peace is smiling
through thu rifiing breath Of BATHS. One more
effort, North and South, and the broad field is
ourS A crushfng defeat OF Northern treason ut
the ballot-box In November:will be worth dozen
captured Richmopds, and an honorable and last
ing peace will be the result Union men Of
Nevada, You know your duty; do not fail to per.
form II on the 9Th Of November.
FellosseiiiSens. rhicA tieka riH you rote
By order Of the Union State Central Committee.
I'm J. NEELY JOHNSON, Chairman.
j. T. GOODMAN. Secretary.