Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-30
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better nature Of mankind, ever though
those feelings and principles may be
temporarily controlled and perverted by
motives Of self.interest and surround
ing influences, we might perhaps feel
somewhat surprised to note the great
change in meu's political creeds and
opinions so rapidly but surely working
at the present time, and especially
within the last two or three days.
| Whatever line of political faith and "c-
ton a man may mark out for himself
or have marked out for him, and how
ever Professionally he may cling TO it for
the time, let him but DO possessed OF
those potent powers Of reason aud the
true common sense which oil men ought
to be endowed with to II greater or less
extent, and he will most assurcdly,
sooner or later, think and act for him
self. The inevitable tendency of the
right is to rise and eventually triumph
over the wrong. The light of truth
may be forcibg obscured or suppressed
for a time, but it must shine out at last,
uuquenched and unquenchnble.
Thus it is that the essentially wicked
principles and doctrines Of the Demo-
cratic party so sinfully and notifying
ly prevalent a year ago are so rapidly
dying out to-day. The voice of reason
and Of the right whispering to the con-
sciences of men has ordained this to be
so. No one, however wilfully per-
verse in opinion, could listen to the
calm, dispassionate, argrmentative,
soul-stirring speech of Henry Edgerton
on Saturday evening last, without be-
ing induced to reflect deeply and well
upon what he had heard, and profit
therefrom. The deeply earnest and re
spectacle character Of his audience,
preceded by the grand triumphal process
sion with torches and transparencics,
bearing the good old flag of the Union,
marching with proudly loyal tread to
stirring national music, all was potent
in culminative influence, and conse-
quently many were the men who had
long fought it out on the old line of De-
mocracy who that night came to a full
resolution to renounce past political
heresies, and join the ranks of the faith
full, the loyal and the true, and vote for
Grant and Colfax. One after another,
they are abandoning that old fogy party
with all its fossilized sins and iniqui-
ties. fostering in its political corrup-
ton, Democracy is dying. No physi-
clan can save it or prolong its sinful ex-
i~stence. The inquest Of the people will
soon be held on its defunct and rotten
carcass, and On the third Of November
next it will be buried by the Republican
party, to be resurrccted in its present
corrupt form no more forever.
Come to our feast. We welcome with
warm hands and open arms all true men
who with the roason and sense God has
given them, throw aside all foolish,
dogmatical party predictions, and
now at length freely and independently
judging for themselves, come over to
the side Of right, truth and justice to
all mankind.
Come to our feast, all ye really de-
serving oncs whose true merits are
bliudly, willfully ignored by your de-
moralized party, and the claims of low
inferior scrubs preferred to yours
through wire-working and %swindling
combinations. Leave the filthy crew,
for a decent, respectable man like you
has no chance Of success among them.
Come to our feast, true Americans,
whether adopted or native. Come all
yc loyal oues who have the true good
of the whole country at heart. Come
all true patriots who would place the
great Republic in her proper station,
chief among all nations on the face OF
the globe. Come ye sons Of Freedom
and lovers of the Union and the old
Star Spangled Banner, who believe in
preserving these great United States as
one inrinciblc, lasting combination,
"nowaud forever, one and inseparable."
Come to our feast, for the grand tri-
umphal banquet is preparing, to be par
taken of by the faithful and the true Of
the nation in November next, those who
vote for the greatest chieftain and the
wisest statesman Of the age-Ulysses
S. Grant and Schuyler Colfax. Throw
not your proud privilege, the frecmau's
vote, away on those inferior, unworthy
political charlatans and renegades, Ho-
ratio Seymour and Francis p. Blair.
Vote not for nation-blasting, God-ac-
cursed war, but say with our great
leader, "LEr Us HAVE PEACE" So
shall we as II people and II country con-
~tinually increase in happiness and pros
perity, and become the model nation Of
the universe.
LyNcuEp.-The Chico C0urdnt of