Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-26
THE EVENING NEWS.

ginia Union Clubs are still working hard
and eardestly, and they intend 10 keep
working until after the setting sun %: the
Sth day of November next witnesses the
unqualified victory Of the Union ticket
over that Of the Copperheads. They had
a procession on Saturday evening, and
paraded the streets and had speeches de-
Gvered AT the rooms Of the Second Ward
Club and Union songs sung, and good
time generally. The Second Ward Club
also me; last evening, and with banners,
the stars and stripes and the Mexican
flag, tranSparencicS. and in procession
composed of Mexican born and other
American citizens, headed BY brass band,
proceeded 10 the rooms Of the Fourth
Ward Union Club, and from there down
70 4 point on + street, north of Sutton
Avenue. and held IN outdoor meeting.
The Gie2 Club was also on hand and ia
r5rcd the meeting with The song of I'VE
are Marching along" The Hon. W. II.
Clacc;t made = short address, and allud-
I'd 20 ;hc Unfairly D the troubles of the
Uu.;,i Sat = an / the Mexican Republic,
arG the >,m.llr.'y OF the cause of both
being III, uuiINta. ats of domestic trait
orS. Iii, rynlarA> were vehemcntly ap-
p,auleG. il wa, followed by Mex
rqa 2-!cu.a& whose name we did not
iCGy''. h& -n1,- latte while in Span
III. u.... " L)ub. not made an eloquent
and p,'-.o'i appeal to the Mexicans pre-
sem. ~. "5 - waS all 4" Dutch" 20 Us we
canEo. -..S L. substance. Mr.. Chas.
Duvai followed in Spanish address, and
atterward the Hon. c. +. belong spoke
for short time. He said we wanted the
aid of the Mexican citizens now. and after
We had used up jeff. Davis We would
p!;ch INFO MaNim!ian and make the
French frog jump clear across the Atlantic
ocean," lie portrayed in vivid language
the deep baSeReSS OF the Northern copper
heads AID the Mexican traitors, and in
sisted upon the enforcement OF the Monroe
doctrine. He was frequently appiauded
during the delivery O: his address. and q,
lis close and between the other speeches.,
cheers were given for Lincoln and Johnson
-Cortnas-the URioR-and for Mexico.
accompanied with MUSE by the band
and rhe firing Of SaluteS. The process
sion after the speaking, moved 10 the
Rooms o; the End Ward Club. 70 the
music of John Browns soul Is march
ing on" BY the brass band and
and at the room the meeting was addressed
by Col. Sumner. He made a short ad-
dress in his usual earnest style, and re-
minded his hearers that the CopperheadS
dare not read their platform 20 the rank
and tile Of the party. out that the Union
platform and LiacOlp'S letter OF accept
auce acknowledged the Monroe doctrine.
He was followed by Mr.. Atkinson. OF the
Fourth Ward, in q few remarks. and with
cheers fo- sherman, Sheridan, Grant and
CortiuaS, the meeting adjourned. We are
informed that the Union Clubs of Storey
county have nearly 200 names on their
rolls, and we know that every day aug
mentS their numbers. Keep the ball roll
iug-keep at the good work. The Cop
perheadS now look blue, and before the
close OF the polls on the Sth Of November
their faces will be blacker than any Re-
publican ever was, and longer than any
rail Honest Old Abe" ever split.
The American City Union Club held a
meeting At their hall in the Collins House,
on Saturday evening. After the regular
business was concluded the doors were
opened 10 the public, and the vacant seats
were soon filed. most of them by ladies.
Mr.. Atkinson irsc addressed the Club,
in long and pertinent speech, dwelling
aDon the duty Of every citizen, whether
adopted or ITO the manor born" 10 lay
aside all private friendships, animoSities,
and preiudiceS, and to fraternize and CO.
operate zealouSly for the success Of the
Union ticket Us the only means 10 secure
4 speedy. honorable. permanent peace, and
a glorious future of National prosperity
and grandeur. Mr.. B. e.. Whitman fol-
lowed. and although quite hoarSe and un-
well he spoke for over an hour, porEr:vlng
the inevitable results OF the election ~. he
her,norphrodite. Secession | Mon '".te-
War ticket on the one hand, and Of the
only true Union candidates on the other.
Mr.. Whitraan'S sound and convincing ar
gumenc. and apt Illustrations. elected fire.
qucnt and hearty applause. Calls for Mr..
{. J. H.uye- brought that gentleman TO
the floor. He delivered very effective
speech, in which, with historical and sta
tl>tical facts for instruments, he diSsected
and ana;omized the little Janus faced
Duke de Chickahominy, and exhibited the
skeleton in all its natural and IoathSome
Geformitv, when diveSted-ot the warning
helmet, the staJcsman's mantle, the patri-
OTIS sword. and the halo OF persecution IN
which the imagination Of copperheads
have arraved and enveloped him. The
hero Of the forced march Of six miles
day bears a strong resemblance 10 the
ghost of Benedict Arnold and Of -Esops
Jackass Invested OF his lions skin. The
Clue will meet again on Tuesday night,
the eth ms. a: ihs Collins House, at
which i'm al IT. >$rS will be delivered by
Messrs. CaA.le, UlLong, ". X. Weir,
and oth.rs. All in, residents of the town.
ship ar invited to attend.
TuEGE appear to be some few Copper
heaA, who ~ >"p- 70 insult and annoy
the Union .&en who meet at the Union
Central CO E,Ota Of Virginia, by gath
ering a0ou: the door Of the room, and
cheering for jeff Davis. \ stone was
slso thrown into the procession last even
ing, while near the same place. We do
not suppose the mass of the Democratic
party take any part in instituting or car
rying out these rowdyish proceedings, but
We want to warn those men who may en-
ploy themselves in this manner, that II
they are caught in the act. they may not
have much chance 20 repeat the operation
for some time. on account OF the soreness
of their heads. The Union men have
shown no disposition thus far to interfere
in any way with those who may happen
10 differ from them il politics, and they
mean to have the same courtesy extended
to themselves, either willingly or unwil-
ingly if necessary on the part Of others.
COMPANY B VIRGINIA HONE GUARD
This company, which is now full, held
meeting at the srmory on Saturday even