Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-30
A pRnoCRAT1C OVATION.

The Democrats Of Austin last night
gave an ovation to Major Bradley, their
candidate for Governor. They had q
small band Of music and two lighted
torches, and, about eighty strong, they
formed in procession, M marched to
the residence of Mr.. Bradley. Arrived
there. the band played and Democratic
Threats cheered; cheered Justify, for
there was a good thing" In prospect.
As soon rs the enthusiasm was cX-
pended, Major Bradley appeared. and
was introduced to his Democratic fel-
low-citizens by Mr.. Hupp. n Of three
candidates for the office of District At
torney of this county, every one OF
whom was present. Without the least
hesitation, and with 4 perfectly
straight face, Mr.. IIupp introduced
Major Bradley rs "tiie next Governor
Of Nevada" This was not received
as q Joke; the crowd. which was mo-
mentarily swelling by the addition Of
ono man at a time, tookit straight"
and cheered. When these had ''dried
up" the "next Governor Of Neyada"l
smoke for about two minutes. He III
timatcd that he was fatigucd, and then
suggested that his friend, Mr.. Hupp,
should finish speaking for him. This
brought up Mr.. Hupp, who declined
speaking then, for the reason that he
meant to speak a good deal during the
campaign. The task Of taking up the
| thread Of "the next Governor of Ne
vada's" argument seemed to slip upon
the shoulders of Mr.. y. ID. Anderson,
who Is No. 2 of the triple c%andidaturc
for District Attorney, but he, too,
should have something TO say by-and-
by. when the ball vas fairly opened.
| Then Mr.. II. Mayenbaum was ex-
perimented upon; Mr.. Mayenbaum,
who makes the triplet OF con-
| testants for District Attorney of
Lander county. This gentleman
| declined also, for, he said, he had been
n member of tho Democratic Convcn-
ton. and assisted in nominating Major
| Bradley for Governor. rThe tone In
which this was uttered by the speaker
produced the impression on several by
ISLANDERS that he felt some remorse for
having thrust an amiable gentleman
into a "kettle of fish," and did not
mean to aggravate his ofIense by rails
ing false hopes In the mind Of that gen.
tleman that he might be the "neXt
Governor Of Nevada.'') Well, the up
Shot Of the matter is, that what Major
Bradley, the "next Governor of Ne
yada, wished Mr.. Hupp, or Mr.. An
derson, or Mr.. Mayepbaum, the triple
candidates for District Attorney Of
Lander county, should say for him,
was not said by either Of them. The
thing has passed into oblivion; and,
ALA! that we should write 1t, nothing
Is known at present concerning the
policy Of the "next Governor Of Ne
vada." At tho co~nclu;lon ofthese ies-
tive scenes, the crowd was handsomely
treated by the "next Governor Of Ne
yada." After which the procession
reformed, and headed by the small
band Of music and the two lighted
torches, with the "neXt Governor of.
Nevada" sandwiched between two
prominent Democrats, 1t marched In
splendor back to the place whence 1t
started; and at this point the crowd
drank, with cheer upon cheer, success
to the "next Governor Of Nevada" as
II did In every saloon OH Main street.
Finally, after tho last drink to and
cheer for the "next Governor Of Ne
yada." the procession dispersed and Its
members were soon lost In the pre-
vailing darkness. But Its doings, are
they not Observation-Disclosures Rfre'
Rsreilte, September %. ss-tz