Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-06
CITIZENS!

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The morrow's sun rises upon an epoch
day in the history Of Nevada. By a grand
State and county Union victory we are to
obtain an assurance of a quick coming
prosperity for oil our people. We know,
as well as we realize any sensible conclu-
sion to our political reflections, that album
dant railroad facilities in this State will
make it the Queen State Of the Republic.
We know that the development of our re-
sources, as they have already been def
ni,ely discovered, will result in making
the National debt, contracted for the pre-
servation of the Union, a matter Of exceed
ingly easy burden upon the country. We
desire to ask Congress, this Winter
speaking from a thoroughly loyal Com
monwealth,-for great favors in the way
OF assisting railroad enterprises in this
State. If D. R. Ashley is elected Con-
gresham all our appeals will be readily
acceded to. If H. h. Mitchell is elected,
VIC have a Congressman from Nevada who
is chiefly concerned il preventing negroes
from becoming the equal Of his party asso-
ciates-in moral degradation and obliquity
Of mental vision. Among the plans can.
vassed by capitalists and the Administra-
ton, as most feasible, for the construction Of
the great ns-continental Railroad within
aperiod Of three or four years, isa plan for
the employment of freedmen as organized
laborers on the already projected Central
line. II we send a man to Congress who
would-as Mitchell certainly would-op-
pose this plan merely because it employed
black men, when sufficient number Of
white laborers could not be obtained, OF
could not be SO soon obtained for the pro-
secution of the entire enterprise, we put
out Of joint, perhaps, the best scheme fol
the construction Of the great through
track. But we speak not of Mitchell'f
election as a very seriously threatened
possibility. Yet every true Union man,
who is registered, should see his vote
controlled" into the box early on the
morrow. We now only urge the grand
material interest Of our State involved in
the Congressional election. Our local in.
terests are alike to be promoted by the
election Of our Legislative ticket. We are
convinced that the C~opperhends' fight will
actually be on the Assembly and Town.
ship tickets. A small plurality for them
on these tickets is as good as a large ma
jority. But i, would be Of no avail fol
them to have q small Mitchell majority
as tho outside counties would counter
balance that. No the fight is on the
Legislators and Justices. If they can
make anything by such a trick, we are
confident they will swop off Mitchell vote'
for county and local ticket support,
Watch this. Guard against this. Vote
the straight Union ticket, and give your
whole influence for that nj Bury
your personal feelings, If any Of them art
"sore" against this or that individual
nominated by the Union party bury
your personal luminosity, so far as Unior
candidates are concerned. It is not tht
good of party, much less the aSgrandiz'
ment of any particular individuals that ii
at stake the good Of the State, Of tht
whole people Of the State, and of the loyn'
cause, Of the Nation, these are the mighty
matters involved in the crisis which ii
past when the sun sets on the coming
day. Let old King Sol go down not upor
our shameful discontinue, but upon oul
deep. heart. cheering joy. And be yc one
of those who can then say, ~ have don't
my duty on this day Of civil battle for my
country's regeneration and established
peace and enhanced glory" So mot'
it be.