Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-01
s....l Grand Republican Rally At Gold
mn, The Denocracy Assist!

than on Saturday evening last. Dohnles
u,,.J and cannon roared, and the old
49, 49,. s,s, sna,c,.a Ran.
nag VI m.
w psoauiy e'e'y""''e Nv
Union thirty.two-pounder gun Gen-
oral Grantr-mounted on Fort Home
stead, belched forth heightened thunder
L~elinntly to the disioyat Of the nation,
and was "a defisntly responded to by the
little mortar OF the Democracy, which
was posted on u hill opposite, barking
away like rs a little ambitious cur does
when he hears n great noise, or a big
dog barking. Martial music sounded
on tho air, rockets sped their fiery
course high toward the starry heavens
above, and the NEws office, and a lew
other public spiritel places, added the
illumination Of many candles in their
front windows to the brillianey OF tue
occasion, Tho speakers stand OF the
Republicans was erected in front OF
The Rank of California, on Main street,
and ,oe.ther with tho long balco-
nv @onnos;ts. was very handsomely
and a~ppropriately decorated with
aags and other national emblems, best
and mos, pleasing Of which were the
Immense number o ladics who crowded
that balcony from end to end, adding
the welcome approval Of their brightest
smiles to the glorious inspiration oil tue
occasion. A line across the street d
short distance above the Republican
stand marked the division oetwsen tue
two .political sections. II was Castor
and Gibson's line, we may say, rs it
ran across from DR.. Gastou's Office to
the chanel opposite, where Elder Glib
son hoideth forth, aud from the nag.
staff thereof hoated the stars and
stripes. We noticed the Doctor, TOO,
a~ssiduously engaged trying to stink out
the Democratic party by burning little
candle shaped packages Of something
that burned blue and seat forth u thick
volume Of sitting smoke bearing the
snInburous odor Of Tophet. The
wind waited the terrible smell up
street among the Copperhead crew,
but thew stood it well, IN fact,
seemed quite at home among il.
The Democrats reudexroused in front
of Tbester Hall, where their speakers
talked to them from n stand above which
n Transparency bore the inscription OF
We Trust in God y How appropri.
ate the motto 1t IS tho last nope y.
the dying sinner, VINO a''e. o o
the lamp OF ms w'eksu n'o.a s;,h
vice Of the Der'i, snnns !. ~
his last breath eia a. W.
foul smoke IN inc noi' vii u;,ht
Trust IN Goo, 'nueeu mn,,onew
mossot I'a,n n;,is ~ Uorn'
for even the OH WHISKY Mus somo
town qni' 'rus''"s 49, he ssen hsrs
American nass NeIo e.. oS;s. or
and there, out Pieo I,., ho,ow
other bright surroundings, $50.
their stand they a a piaeasu s
across the street when ueP.eeS.ns.y
boretheir .ono-oi
of" Not Guilty. lhore VIZ
in the crowd who nave oeSn %u;,,.E
make that same plea OF xNot c",.n5 b,
IN the ponce eou' 49,, ,onr;n.
All right' WEI 'fy "nI 80 h.;,g cu;i.
nocenGe ana Keep yoN on vnnI5 90 If
ty. We Know VIVA. yS Ss.,on e
you could. Suspended ,,o" ssoAn
Gibson's limo, was the following .nSp,
ton: National Union NePeo,h
Nominees, Gen. u. D. @rant anu Se"us-
Ter Colfax. conquer we mus"
II PROCESSION
At s o'clock the Contra, Grant Union
Club arrived rom ''rS'uia' 49,
bers bearing torches, n"ss, anu as
%pareneies with appropriate use',P oc
There were o snlee ;,;..n.. ,na
them, respeetaols, or.e Sms,;."n
the true ioya eiensn' - ,h.;r
Republic. Az 'ne' n.Su h"-ss.
Marshal, ms aius anu o.he'' Do
back, and the Netropon'Ah o;S Sa,N
played soul-stirring nstionai a,ls ae
orinS about the stand' inc e.os1s .Sa
the evening oP %sS u;ii m;,h mu,;c
Democracy Oh you onnon;,sn,s
torches, nAsS a"a - W;rG,;s N drum mn
nau ma'e"gu M n,ss, deal Of
reerul.s' ~ r.h;ro through
mar"s w 80 an bonr. tbey man
ous - .nns;5er,ble acces.
"geu " ssiH .onn,;,g nm
sion 70 'ue'r "a s,r.y hors
haturai'seu 'oreisue ,.;,S ,L:m
which they oro1sn. Wv a,",Nck ssth,
ana ~ ABOUT I'M P "ss ~ ,h.;-
ereu unuer 'ne unnss ,Sa;r rsneht-
moun'su 'eaIe'' 49, .r.rc;sss aI,o
i've stand "nen '"e"
commenced.
AT THg REPUBLICAN STAND
the immense was called to
orSer bv n. A. III. Ball, ESD, President
Of The Fir,t Ward Union Club, who an
nouncsd as the 6rst order Of business
WWsrch;nc Through Georgia" by the
v;ra;n;a Bra,s Band. This was rem
isrsS snlcnaidly. and with thrilling
ssfact. The audience joining in the
horns with great enthusiasts. The
Union Glse Club, composed mainly Of
MEMBER, of the Overman Club, as
s;s,.d hv ,m.teurs from Virginia, then
SoiIovsd with a ringing Union song,
NJ Johav leading in a voice as pure
nd go no The notes Of a silver bell.
- m.mbsr of Tho cIpb was perfect
Ever! U IA ,bs;r sonos wcrs NOT
IN ms Pnt,, u 800 ~ ,hs msst-
,ne 'eSss = NJ who sy,r heard A
sons n, a democratic meeting.
n.%nrs,, s;ng snv ,ono au9.
who,s AGENT We Won't 90 home till
""N - 49,. L.n,Lol2