Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-08

There arc, in the State Of Nevada,
asersand3undry indiyiad4lro of Dsrp-
9atic prosiyities, b oNesplfc to seEe
De people 10 this, tina. 6fthe other D.
paci.y from Constable 70 :tnitea ststes
Senator. -7here are othAs- who~ LASs
no such aspirations, but who are at
present disposed to vote the Democratic
ticket. This latter class is, unhappily,
moro numorouiit than we could wiSl
Some Of tho unaspiring Democratic
A Gep arc not notable for erudi.ion.
or tho averagely intelligent We will
strsjea psistA and eqaptds ghstts por-
ton, II not all, endorse some things aud
are opposed TO- others, ihst is, ihst,l hsy
haves definite idss9 IF, what they prefer
to vote for or against. II this is not a
violent assumption and too liberal con
es,sios, perhaps il would be SAT, 70 20
further aud give credit to the wildly
imaginative proposition that, some Of
these would like TO know something
aboa, tho ideas, and sentiments Of rival
candidates for their favor. If it would
not seem too mach like PtspipS the final
and ~uubearablo. straw on tho oyerladen
camel's back, let as exhaust our priyi-
lego and suppose that thors are Demo-
Gratis who would regard dutyitQ county
as moro imperative than foalty to party,
aid!wbo might 30 SD dieieatt-andsasds
to, cast their suffrage against = csqai;
date who ayoSed his determination 10
favor that to which taey were oppOsed'
aud oppose that which they favored.
So much being granted, we will yentprse
to ask u few questions of the candidates
for popular fsyorss Is Rsnoeracy the
Same in all parts Of tho country, or is
it ono thing in Nevada, another in Cal.
i~foruis, still otherwise in Ohio, and
f"variabls a the shade
By the quiyering aspen made" ,sS
II there is consistency in Democracy
do you endorse the following resolution
Of the Democratic State Convention o.
California 2 "That it is not only the
patriotic duty, but. tho deliberate pur-
pose Of the Democratic party, never
to submit to be governed by negroes,
nor by those Claiming to be elected by
negro suffrage" W. would call the at.
tention of candidates for United States
Senator and Representatives In Con-
gress to this resolution; remind them
that negro suffrage is permitted in many
Of the Northern States, and would ask
them whether, If they were elected to
the Senate or the House, they would
vote for the expulsion of any member,
Democratic or. Republican, whose cleo
ton was dependent on negro votes, or
would they resign If tho motion to ex-
pei failed? Would they resist laws
passed by Congress if the casting vote
had been given by a member or meme
bers whose majority had boon won by
negro votes-,ay BY members from Yer
mont, Massachusetts or New York for
instance? II not, how will they keep
their pledge "never to submit to be
governed by those claiming to be elect
cd by negro votes 2" Tho Ohio Demo-
cratic Legislature passed a resolution
70 p~rolong the session, and to appoint a
Committee with power to call them to-
gether at any time within eighteen
months. The admitted aud avowed oh
ject of this resolution was to inauguratc
rebellion against the wili.o the people
if expressed against Democracy.
Do the leaders, aspirants and rank
and-fle of Nevada Democracy endorse
this expression of Ohio Democratic prin-
.ciplss2 The New York Day Boot, a
leading and accredited organ Of Domoc-
,racy says, that when the Republicans
are driven out Of the South and the
army withdrawn, white supremacy
will restore itself ss,spontaueously and
necessarily as a law of grayitation, and
goes on to say that, 49, az
"The Northern Democracy have no
more to. do With this restoration Of white
supremacy, or so.eaiied slapery in Yir-
ginia and other Southern States, than
thoy have with the browning Of Queen
Victoria orthe pacifcatiou ofHungary."
Aud as TO the csasummation Of, Demo-
cratic policy, the Dsy Book declares that
the Northern Democrscy' evil fulfill
this sacred duty to God, to liberty and
the civilization Of the nineteenth cen:
fury, IL IL. eosss q million of liues and
pisp, he ,shoe continent IN IRE and Blood
Jor fhy gear, to soats. ''sIs this Democra-
|cy7 Arc not all who write or speak.
thus, reliable to vote tho Democratic
ticket? Do-Republicsns make such as
sartions or threats, or would you appre-
bend the slightest danger Of revolution
If they should fail in the coming electiop'
knowing that the Democratic party
embraces all of tho reboIlious elements
indicated BY the above extracts, and
that the Republican party will patiently
and MECHANICALLY abide the'yerdict Of
the people q. the %6allot-boz, win you,
dare you assert that tho former Is as
we'll entitled to the support ,of ordcr-
loving, law-abidiug people us the latter2
Com SwrATIss.-A quantity Of twen-
ty-dollar pieces of United States gold
coin, amounting to several hundred dol
Lara, which had 6hdyrsone the sweating
process, were found in the possession Of
Lichtenstein, the pawnbroker, under
thu Qlymnic Thaater.. Tho. monaY WAS