Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-19

curse him for coming hsre and talking
and, more particularly, curse the State
Central Committee, who, 1t is alleged,
enabled him to make his devastating
rounds by paying his expenses.
TON ITCH.
AS for Tom. Fitch, he gave our party
a s%ockdologsr in the eye, when he made
his speech at the American theater. ]
heard many say, when they knew thai
money had been sent to Belmont to
bring him over here, that he would DC
more hurt than good but no one antic'
ipated such q flick from him as be
administered. His remark that Sin
flthiness of habitsthe Democrats were
the associates of the Chinaman,'" just
gave the bowling dervishes of the De-
mocracy a text fora mighty rallying
song. And l tell you it had a tremen'
dous effect. People said that it was a
pretty pass when such a creature rs
Tom. Fitch could come over from Nevada
and ~stigmatize every member of the ODE
m~ocracy' asa filthy Chinaman. Then
he made many other bad breaks in his
speech. His second effort, at Platt's
Hall, was q decided failure. Tom is not
an eItemporaneous speaker and he
must have bis piece we'll learned, or II
is no go. Tom always did do a party
more hurt than good and that wholly
irrespective of the fact that he is moi
generally estemmed q person of much
moral character. remember hearing
the first speech he eYer made in Califor'
mia, when he was called out at Tucker,
Academy Of Music,-now Odd Fellows
Hall. He then wore q pair of specta'
Giles an ornament which have never
seen upon bis c%ountenance since tina,
time. He then exhibited his usuaI
amount Of knowledge of cotemporaneou'
or recent occurrences and his usual lack
Of judgment, by ptaising, in following
breaths, the Vigilance committee anC
David C. Broderick, towards whom it i:
commonly supposed the Vigilance com
mittee had a desire that was not healthy
You may we'll take IN interest in and u
lesson from the late California election
for your State sent or supplied two o.
the great workers for the. lamentable
defeat. Because | dwelt among you fol
q few months, l have received many Of
the benedictions in this form You
political stock amt any better than your
wild cat "a very sweeping judgment,
aud hard to bear All on account Of
Stewart and Fitch. ,
STOCKS.
We are enjoying another Bearing
Equinoctial. think that the bulltin
board will soou show,a return to fair
weather. The fact is, though you can.
not argue it from the mere rise and fall
Of prices, that the margin for genuine,
| d-fashioned stock speculation is be.
coming more limited every day; and !
an sure that within u year, 1t will he
reduced to a very small space-so soon
as we have close Railroad communica-
ton with the Comstock.
~''NEvADA' IN San FRANCISCO.
There are now, it is calculated, ut
least 300 old "Washoeites" in San
Francisco, who were well known there
flor good or illD in early days, who &C.
cupy s'stock positions' in this large
town. All Of them are proud of their
experience in Washoe-at least ! must
believe so, when they delight to talk OF
them, and some Of them are notorious
for a disposition to "magnify" upon
them. have come across not n few,
who from a visit Of a few days-as ii
little cross-examination disclosed-as-
sumed to have resided in Virginia city
or Gold Hill for years.
But must close this letter, which
has already reached too great length
for the Irregular Correspondence in
the preparation Of which for your paper
now and hereafter, | will subscribe my
self, yours, ADAvES.