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

the contest In disgusE%The Democrats, as.
sured Of their power, then drew out and
voted to nominate a full ticket Of their own.
The Peoples Party called a Committee to-
pether to nominate q ticket, and about n e
fourth Of their number agreed To join hands
with the boys" or Regular Union party,
and elect a mixed ticket Before the mixed
or fusion ticket saw the light, the Alta and
Bulletin got wind Of the arrangement ana
DESTROYED il by their attacks. The lndepend;
ent or PEOPLES Committee then rec0nslderea
their vote to fuse and nominated n full ticket
The Regular Union men seeing defeat Ger;
tain. came ont then and made an agreement
with eleven boilers from the Peoples Com,
mittee to nominate a "Compromise Ticket,
embracing half the names on each OF Ine
Peoples and Regular Union tickets. Inns
was published BY their organ as the result Oh
a compromise and a regular agreement, put
the Peoples Committee utterly repudiated II
and refused to accept OF compromise. Inc
Regular Union Committee having withdrawn
half its original nominees, could not now
well r~etract, and consequently persevered IN
the fusion movement, keeping the half OIL
the Peoples men on their ticket. There are
therefore two full tickets in the field Ia day,
viz :, the Independent, or Peoples Union,
aud the "Democraiic," or Cnpperhead, ana
one half or mixed ticket, with Frank Fixley
(Felton) and Tubbs (Peoples) for Senator'S
and half Peoples and half Regular Union
lists or FELTON, men upon it. Up to 3P. NJ
the hour at which I ain writing-the copper
heads seem to be in the ascendant, but the
Independent Union ticket will probably elect
half Of its men (the half on the Regular or
fusion ticket with a fair show for carrying
the remainder. Shaw, (Copperhead') Tor
Senator, and Cutter, (CopPerhead, supported
by the tiremen,) for Assemblyman, will run
close, II not elected, and Louis Cohen, VINO
is on the Regular Union ticket, and sup
ported BY all those of his faith on religious
grounds, will possibly be elected. No other
FELTON, man stands the ghost OF a chance.
FRANK FINLEY ~soUELcHED.
Pixley's Infamous attacks upon Commo-
dore PierSon and Captain Davenport, and
shameless laudations Of the Confederates in
his defense Of the Salvador pirates, finished
him up politically, and spite of his going
back on his old principles and %denouncing
negro suffrage and advocating the prohibition
Of China immigration, The failed to catch the
mob and falls to the ground, his political
aspirations completely crushed. The way Of
| the demagoguc is hard-when he misses the
mark.
THEATRICAL.
There is next to nothing new in that line,
and I have not time to-day to go into it, il
there was. Next week we shall have Eome
novelties, of which more hereafter.
IN NEW DRESS. u
His Imperial Majesty, Norton D. g., has
appeared on the streets "smiling g~racionsly"
in a new dress throughout. He attributes
the raise solely to the promptness you have
shown in publishing his late DEGREES. and
desires me to assure you that you are down
on the book Of royal favor; call for anything
you please and you can have ito
The mail is closing and l must be doing
the same. AdioS.
AMIGO.
s[NorE.-We sincerely hope that the edito.
rial courtesies shown by the News will not
be construed as IN incentive for Emperor
Norton to visit this region. 1t is unhealthy
ovar horo-Ep NpNya1 ... .|.-.. ~