Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-05
GOV. DRNDLkY RkRENADKD
AT SAN FRANCISCO.

Major l.. II. Bradley, Governor elect
of Nevada, having arrived iir this city
yesterday, was serenaded at the Cos
mopolitan Hotel at half-past II p. N.
4 fine brass band. under the leader.
ship Of Schmidt & Schlotte. WAS In at
tendance ut that hour, and commenced
with u lively "Grand March," fol.
lowed with Schubert's sweet ''Sere'
made"
Quite a crowd had by this time gath.
cred on the street in front of the hotel,
notwithstanding the latenesS Of the
hour and Il sudden shower of rain.
Mr. Pendegast, Of Napa. stepped OH
to the balcony at the conclusion OF the
second air. and Ia a few words intro.
duced to tho people below Governor
Bradley. The future Chief Magistrate
of sister State il a portly, digniiied
and urbanc gentleman. about sixty
years OF age. lie bowed L those who
had assembled to do him honor. and
la hardly more than a dozen words
expressed his pleasure mt visiting this,
the empire city Of the Pacific. Three
cheers were then given for him, and
Mr.. Oullahan Of this city then stepped
forward and delivered m address of
thanks, strongly tinctured, however,
with political pabulum. Mr.. Onlla-
han said:
Fellow citizens: Major Bradley,
the triumphant Governor-elcct Of the
State Of Nevada. Is of so retiring 4
disposition that | take It upon myself
to tell you something OF his career and
l ALL nll Ii. fetA,nlI u.l,n
summoned him tonight feel that this
Is not only n compliment to tho Gov
ernor only. but likewise to the great
and undying principles of Democracy.
When u party was under that terri
bic cloud raised by the South's Seccs-
sion, Bradley was true ~ steel. lie
was no rebel. gentlemen, but he stood
up manfully for the Constitution OF
the United States! At that time he
was rsvi!cd, but how does he stand
now? Elected lay q majority Of l,0Ol
votes. Fellow--i.i:enS that mighty fact
speaks volumes when we consider that
the present Radical incumbent Of the
office was returned by Il Republican
majority Of LOCO. Gentlemen, Brad
ley bears the banner Of Democracy !;
he Il, and always has been. the expoI-
ent OF political honesty and bugbcar Of
official corruption! Put forward the
Slne kind Of men In this future. fel-
low-citizens, and u country will be
safe.
"Gcntlcmen, the Governor sincerely
thanks you all for this graceful COM
pliment."
The speaker then bowed his good
night, and the party Of gentlemen re-
tired.
The musicians then commenced the
opening bars Of Richards Image of
Rose" which received considerable
applause from the al .fresco audience at
it, concluSlOn.
A deputation from the Montgomery
Guard now waited upon the gallant
Major and extended to him AL invita-
ton to attend their ball then going on
at Platt's lIall). This WAS accepted
by the Governor. aud the officers Of
the military company. together with
his personal and political friends es-
cortel him from the hotel.
AZ In emerged from the entrance III
to the sidewalk In salu:ed the assem-
bled crowd. anil the hand struck up
the rattling "Duppcl March" until he
turned the corner of Montgomery aud
Btish streets. q,
At the ball the elect of Nevada was
treated with distinguished consider
alton, anil OH his return to the CosmO-
lOliten he expressed himself rs sur
priced rs we'll astielighted ut the gem
eroris reception lie had met with in the
old Bay City.-S. +. Chrosieis Of .S,e-
Iyddy.