Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-19
THE AL1-mpoRrANT.

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The thorough reorganization of our, va.
rious Ward Clubs is a matter well taken
in hand but not a whit too early in the
campaign. 1t is confessed by all expert
enced politicians who were among us last
year, that not an equally complete and
effective organization of a party was ever
known to them as we of the Union side Of
the house had in Storey county in 81.
So let it be this year. And so it promises.
The Clubs and the County Cen. Committee
with commendable iberality have opened
the doors to all men, voters, who are will
ling and DESTROYS henceforth of acting
with the Unionists. The Club test is
simply ore of avowed Unionism; and a
Club membership conjoined with registra-
ton certificate entities q person to vote at
the Primary in the Ward where he is en-
rolled a member. We have no fear Of the
result in this county but rather the
expectation Of an increased numeri-
cal strength through P~roselyting by
Events. Many and many a man who
voted for George B. Mcclellan repents Of
what he now sees was IN error of way
and will gladly associate himself hence
forth with the supporters Of Andy john
sons Administration. No harsh condi-
tons are raised against the reformation
political of all such persons. They will
not expect to be admitted to utilization
with the Union party men, except on
terms Of strict declaration to the effect
that they will maintain the validity of the
Emancipation Proclamation, and favor
by expression of sentiment the anti
slavery Constitution clause. As Nevada
has already adopted that clause, by her
Legislature, there is no practical issue on
the subject. Some of US in the Union
party differ as to coming issues ; we occa-
sionally differ as to what issues will be in
the future or are springing up. But all
these are immaterials. The success of the
Union ticket at the near coming Congress
sional election is the al l-important; the
election of a thoroughly loyal man by us
is the exceeding great matter. Any man
who could in any contingency favor the
acknowledgement of the Confederate debt
or do ought toward repudiating our own
war obligations should not have q Con-
| eressional seat from Nevada. There is
not the least ground for ap~prehending
| that converted Democrats will seek to
foist such a man on our party, if they are
permitted to join in our nominating can
vas and action. Coming to US as they
will and are doing, they are in no mood
to 20 for any man who they think
or suspect was at heart with them last
year, but then affected half. hearted oppo-
sition to the Democratic party, because
the Union organization was the strongest
on the vote. Precisely this class of "acces-
sion" will go for radical Union men,
They have been honestly deceived; but
they never were deceived as to the real
sentiment of merely protested UuionistsY
We say this as of the truth, and to disa-
buse the minds of our readers of any fear
for the integrity Of our party through in
crease from without.
We are to have two Clubs in this city
this Fall instead of one. Let the prelimi-
naries of constitution and officers be
speedily settled In all the Wards Of the
county, and let the rallying music CON-
mence!
Hurrah! for the campaign of '66!