Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-23
THE EVENING NEWS.
Th1r.a.y Eveains,-...AprlI Is. 1865.
.rRsrnArr, sr..Ux.-wnl Campbell,

Gold Hill. Thestsr Hall be;ny crowded
10, l. -.
WIN
season. Judge oampOeli, as Is well
known to nearly everybody, has beer a
Democrat for the last ten or twelve
years, aud a rampant Copperhead during
the late rebellion. His conversion to
tue u and loyal oaion party, thete-
lore, mas caused eonsideraoie surprise
10 GOOD many, especially some OF the
Democrats, VINO reel Soou ue"l cnateu
ut the conversion, rs Judge Campbell is
AN eloquent speaker, and 10 hkeiy TO 90
Soou ana ainaoie service uuring tuo
approaching campaign LOT tue Union
farty. In ms speech, tho other eSen-
:nS, when no ireeiy eoniesseu ms con-
version to the cause and principles Of the
great Union Party, and renowned his
faith in what now constitutes the Demo-
cratic party, and the evil tendency Of
that organization, his remarks were re-
ceiSed win tenui.uous ApP'Ause' esiu9-
.na;sncs AZ HI. eonyers;op 10 tho rood
POLITICAL religion OF such a political
sinner as Will Campbell. The speaker
excoriated most terribly the empty pre-
tensions to- loyalty, to the Flag, and
fealtt TO the Constitution, of the pres
cnt Democratic party-denounced it rs
hypocritical, and void Of honesty IN any
degree, and entirely barren OF princi-
~plcs-but keeping up an organization
solely to abuse and villify the Union
Party. and by Misrepresentation before
the people eudeavor to get control Of
the offices and the power of the Govern
meut. He gave the Democrats the Sc
verost I" l%arruping we have heard this
season-and coming, too, from a man
who has stood so prominently IN the
ranks OF tue Democratic party, MS re-
marks carried much weight win them
not only among the Union men pre.ent,
but also quite n number OF democrats
who heard him. The Dali Is roiing'
What other good man VINO mas haa tno
scales iail from MS eyes snail VIC next
greet IN the Union eamp'
ANOTHER BENEFICIAL SociErr.-We
h,v. b.sore ms , eopy of the law, and
~. "a, r.u,u., Mona,
'eSu'"''o"S VI
Aid Association OF the STATE OF Nevada,
incorporated March 10th, 1868. This
organization is exclusively for the bon
eht OF the families, relatives or irienus
OF deceased members OF tue ocue., "no
are also members of the Association, in
good standing, at the time OF their
death. On being elected TO MEMBER
ship, the applicant pays the sum OF n'e
dollars in gold coin, four dollars Oh
which goes into the beneht fnnd' ana
one dollar into the Contingent Fund Of
go m,r.,, ns-h,n, some snecinI
~asse,smen, may At some time be deemed
necessary, but upon the death OF any.
member, each n every one OF 'ne sur
vivinS members VIII pay 70 tue eecee,
tary a further sum OF toar uoila.s ana
htty cents IN gola con-, 'oe. Io''s's o,
which goes INTO .he nehen' ruau T Tso
nifty cents 10 tue oonlngeu' ruuu' tue
WIFE, family, motnee, OF o'ue' Ie'"'''os
oil deceased, or any person "non ue
shall have previously d~esignated, VIII
At this period be entitled to receive a
sun representing four dollars IN gold
coin for each and every surviving mem
DER Oh tue AssoSta''ou' AeS s"N.~
were a thousand msmbers, the eeneht
receivable would amount to our thou
sand dollars, or less accordingly; TINS
Association comments itself 10 all e'ig'-
BILE, without further remark oil ours
p,prxs' Opera FAycHox."
rs. n,,v i'm
~ ,mssr.r,r ,,a NV s,ons
80 hi,,.nd tornaod M
"msn n~o,,;on.of ,h,;r ~r-o,n,r;,v wa,
presented a. the Opera House last even
ing, to the larses, audience we have
seen there for some time. The difficult
and peculiar character Of "Fanchon,
tue Little Cricket" IA personated BY
Miss Ada Webb, in a highly creditable
manner, fully equalliug in many respects
her predecessors Of whom we speak and
10 some points even excelling them.
Miss Emma Webb made a very pretty
and effective " Madelon," and Pierpont
Thayer's 90 Landry" inot Laundry, the