Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-30
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from the Reese River Revellle Of Saturday.
TEE DESIGNS OF THs DEMOCRATIC
PARrY.-So far a. relates to the Demo-
cratic party, upon their designs for the
future there has been no explanation, and
only an attempt made to mislead and de-
ceive as to the action Of the past. They
pretend to be National Union; they believe
and swear by the Constitution; they .extol
to the highest the flag, worship its mstsorie
stripes, and pray that it may bear brightly
and fully its t~hirty-six stars; weep with
Joy in walking arm-in-arm with the Puri-
tan soldier ; hurrah for the boys in blue,
and frats.nize with them at the Cleveland
Convention ; favor paying the war debt
and the pensions; gloriiy the abolition Of
slavery and the equality Of all before the
law. Are these declarations and prstsn-
sions honest, or are they falsehoods and
trickss As National Union men they
attempted to destroy the Nation BY dis
solving the Union, making war upon It,
and declaring that upon no terms. how
ever liberal one might offer, would they
be with US, and in this. there was no diff
ference in opinion or wish Of Democrats,
now Democratic, At the North and at the
South. This love Of the Constitution is
only as they wish to read It, and - they
would read il, it would exclude oil but
their partisans from rights Of citizenship.
They now sing peans to the glorious dag
Of the free, which q few months ago they
declared . Haunting lie, and a meaning
less rag, they ask the protection now OF
what they formerly sought to disgrace,
and now over their speakers stands and
over their public places, they hang out the
banner they loved so well to trail in the
dust and trample in the mud. It 10 the
sams flag that waved over the Star Of the
West when fred upon BY rebel batteries
in the harbor Of Charleston near six years
ago, the same that fell at Sumter; The same
that was spit upon BY tho Democratic
speakers in California; the same that
Mayor Monroe Of New Orleans asked the
President might not be displayed in that
city, as II was very obnoxious, and the
same that brought tears Of joy and pride
and love % from the ewes Of Mitchell, the
Knight Of the Columbian Star, the boy
with the auburn hair" and the would. be
Governor with the ''iron heel"
SuxNrR's SrlBoH.-Colonsl Summers
fine speech is regarded by those who had
the pleasure OF hearing it a one Of the
most effective Of the campaign, and his
sallies Of keen wit and pungent sarcasm
made a lively impression on his hearers,
and IS he sat down he received the enthu-
siastic plapdits Of the meeting.
DlLoNo's SrllcH.-Hon. Chss. E.
belong was then called for, who prompt
" responded. Quite unfortunately the
gentleman was suffering from . severe
cough, which made his speaking difficult.
and necessarily brief. Mr.. DsLong
opened BY stating that no had q lofty am
bition-hs aimed At the highest position
in the gift of the State, aud related incl
dents in bis personal history, private and
political, during the seventeen years hs
has passed o. boy and man on the Pacific
coast. He assigned ~ the reason for his
sgotism, that he had been villiied and
traducsd by hirsling presses, and opposed
BY powerful corporations, and as he was
poor, and could not buy the ear Of the
public with gold, he wal compelled to 90
among men, and elbow his own horn"
He knew he had troops Of kind and stead
fast friends, who would not permit him to
BE- thrust aside at the beck Of any men.
BE would not be put down unhssrd; he
would speak to the people, who loved fair
play, and BY their decision he would
ehesrfully abide. Mr.. belong said he
was proud Of his ambition, which he
hoped did not dstraot from his modesty,
and he ardsntly desired to DO United
States Senator from the Stats OF Nevada.
There wa something that told him he
would be successful this time, and he was
prepared to 70 in and win. Mr.. DsLong
stated his case very adroitly, n with
marked ability, and manifsstly enlisted
the sympathiss Of q considerable portion
OF the asismblsgs. and when he sat down
he received hearty and long-oontinusd
cheers. .
AT LAsr.-Last evenings stage from
the west brought in Senator Nye, Hon. u.
R. Ashley, and District Attorney Rankin.
The gentlemen are looking well, and are
buoysnt with well grounded hopes Of
success Of the Union cause in this county
and State. We believe that arrange.
msn.s will be made for Nye and Ashley to
speak here on Friday evening.
LIGHT IN DARK PIAoIs.-Govsrnor
Nye and Hon. D. Ashley will address the
citizens of Belmont on Monday evening
next. and Of Ophir Canon on the follow
ing Wednesday. Both these dark spots
are in Nye eountYs
SPEAKING IN Ausr1N.-Goyernor Nye
and Representative Ashley will speak here
on Friday evening nsxt. Take notice OF
this, Union men, and swarm in 10 hear
them.
Ar Wolx.-Ws are glad 10 notice that
the Union boys are ruStling around quite
lively, and doing good work. Several
have changed their names from the regis
tor IL, NJ fhis tovnahin. In Drecincte in