Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-19
THE EVENING NEWS.

iug at the Headquarters last night, which
was well attended, and within few
minutes 4 Union Club of twenty-five
members was organized. Quite num-
Der of the members of Union Club, No. l,
and also of the German Club, No. ,.
were present. Edwin Patten addressed
the audience in most eloquent manner
and in the midst of which. the audience
were disturbed by the melodious voices
If ut least one hundred and nifty loyal
IriShmen from Virginia, singing the beau
,itul song of the Battle Cry OF Free
DOM" ooh, we'll rally round the
Flag, BoyS.") and in an orderly manner
marching right into the Headquarters and
taking seats among their Union brethren
Of Gold Hell. Their appearance was the
signal for the uprising of all who were
IN the Club room, and the giving OF three
rousing cheers Of welcome to the Irish
Union Club of Virginia; which was re-
>pundcd 10 BY three more for the LOYAL
lr.,hmcn of Gold Hill. After hands
shaking and 4 settling down on seats and
standing places in the large Hall. which
was about rs full Is we have seen it at any
tine. Thomas \. Lynch, Esq, the PreSi-
dent of the Virginia Club, was introduced
md made a few well-timed remarks. He
waS followed by - -, another true
and warm hearted Irishman of Virginia,
who spoke for some time in strain of
good. solid sound sense to his country
uaen, depicting in glowing terms the right
place for lriShmen in the present troubles
II their adopted country and home-con-
y.urInS every one who heard him that
the Union and not the So-called DEM
ucratic ranks was the proper place for
adopted citizens. He was succeeded in
his address by Mr.. Patten, who spoke At
least one hour, and made n truly loyal,
sensible and convincing speech, filed
with historical and live facts, interSpcrSed
with appropriate illustrative anecdotes of
the ridiculous figure which the Copper
head party Is cutting when decciving our
naturalizeCk citizens; that the apologistS of
traitors, rebels and SeceSSioniStS, are the
trends OF lriShmen. The speech of Mr..
Patren was truly happy one, and well
worthy Of the Irish orator Of American
City. At the conclusion, he was Justify
rheered. The large audience then called
tor the old Silver-Gray. Judge BroSnan,
who, on taking the stand, was warmly
upplauded. The Judge spoke for another
hour. His address was warm. heartfelt, elo-
uUent, and rs loyal and true to the Flag, the
Constitution, and the Union, rs the words
Of anv patriot that ever breathed. Judge
BrOSnan has heart whose every pulSa-
;.on throbS rs warmly and rs atfCctionately
Tor his adopted country and its glorious
old Flag. Is any man IN it-and IN giving
oppression TO his feelings, his eloquence
reminds lis more of the immortal PATRICK
HENRY than any Orator we have ever read
or heard of. Oh. that every Irishman in
the Territory could have heard Judge
Brosnan last night If he were not will
fully a traitor at heart-recrCant to his
adopted Countrv-and StubbOrnlv con-
trarv 70 his best interests, and those Of his
countrvmen here and in old Ireland-he
would have sworn upon the altar of his
country that now and hencetorth he would
stand in the ranks of the UNION instead OF
the Democratic Party.
iNSANrrV.-A young and apparently
Intelligent woman. named Rose Hogan,
was taken in custody this morning BY
officer La Page while running wildly
through the streets, evidently insane.
Her insanity is of 4 harmless character,
and OF q religious and political turn, at
times labOring under the deluSion that she
has a brother who, after serving for six
teen wears under the Federal forces, has
now turned against his country, and that
she Is responsible for the same. Her gen.
cral appearance is very interesting, and
hardly would denote insanity except when
incoherently rayIng. When arrested she
had on her person the sum of Sll3 p in
coin, and IN order for $500 on a man
named Rice, who resides in Carson.
Father Highly visited her this morning, in
whose presence she seemed much more
calm. Upon 4 representation of the facts
being made. Judge Davenport issued n
request 10 the County Commissioners for
4 permit that the woman may be admitted
10 the County Hospital, whittier she will
to-day be conveyed. No cause is known
for her alteration of mind.
FIVE DOLLARS AND \ BRooM.-The
Broom Rangers are offering five dollars
10 every man and haf-grown boy who is
willing to shoulder saSe-bruSh broom
on Saturday next, and march along in
their procession. We would advise all
those engaging in the business to get their
pay in advance, they may find themselves
minus some shoe-leather, and no pay af-
ter the performance. We heard it also
whispered that Piutes, Cinnamon and
Greasers will take an active part IN the
affair. Nights are getting dark at this
season, and color don't show in the dark
not much, when the mIscegenation party
of the South is around.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.-IheB Board met
last evening. and transacted some general
business, apd received several petitions,
among which was one asking that the
quarterly license for Gift Entertainments
be reduced from the sum Of $500 to more
reasonable rate. Mr.. NayeS made a COM
plant against Mr.. keyeS, relative to bury
ing dead men etc, that was laid over.
Bids for the feeding OF city prisoners were
rescinded. The matter of Akin V. Soule
and Patterson, special policemen, was dis
missed. A long list of claims against the
city was presented and refused.
SECOND WARD CLUB.-The boys of this
Ward got on the rampage last evening and
made a raid on the Third Ward Club
room, which was being occupied by the
loyal Irish Club. Of course the reception
of the Second was warm, Us the Irish
heart is generous, but after some prehmi-
nary business that skiIlful dlplomatist
George Birdsall, and his aid, Charley VIII
son, succeeded in coaxing the whole crowd
on a visit to Gold Hill, where we are in
formed q most enthusiastic meeting was
held.
Miss SrANroS's LECTURE We ex-
pected last evening to be favored with a