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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-13
Tho Necessity of a Visit Overcome.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Patients residing in any part OF the State,
ooweyer distant, who may desire medical advice
on their respective cases, and who think proper
Sn submit n written statement OF such In prefer.
encc n holding personal interview, are assured
that their communications will be held most
sacred. and the cure guaranteed.
All letters must be addressed TO the eorFe'
spending physician, thus:
BENZ. F JoSSELYN, NJ. D.,
moy TSJl 6IS Sacramento street.
Between Montgomery and kearny,
,v,,r il Sai Francisco, Cal.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17


II was but a few days before the recent con.
test 10 Maine that the Tribune counted on VIC
tory there, or at least large reduction Of last
years administration majority, and thereon
based Us hopes OF party announcement and q
valuable reinforcement Of recruits. In the alb
sence OF victory and In the substitution OF q
large Increase for tho expected large reduction
OF last years majority, the cheerful organ now
prOpOunds It's magnificent theory OF AZ per cent.
Tor the encouragement II lts party, and as a
stimulus TO the recruiting service.
But even this dismal attempt at comfort,
small as that comfort would DO, Il as vain and
shadOWy as the exploded professions Of tidal
waves and the like. II, instead OF taking the
Republican majority Of four years ago as the
basis Of its calculations the Tribune would adopt
the much falrer test Of taking the average ma.
iorlty Of the last ive years, Il would tind that
the late election, instead Of showing a Demo
cratic gain Of ~ pencent upon the Republican
vote shows o Democratic loss OF lust that amount,
and therefore, utterly upsets It's theory Of carry.
ing the closely contested States for Greeley.
Whatever Is done 10 any Of these States to build
up the Tammany and Ku.KluX combination
must he done without q breath OF Inspiration
from Maine, and the arithmetic man might M
we'll lay aside his slate and pencil and no 70
work with what heart he may.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

during all the years In which he has been q
Senator" This certainly should dispose Of
the Islander 80 far as Mr.. Wilson lie concerned.
Gen. Garfield, who has been accused Of
having received portion Of the said stock,
also denies the charge He authorizes the
statement that he never subscribed for
single share Of II, aud that he never
received or saw share Of II. George
Francis Train urged him to subscribe on
two occasions, but he steadily declined each
time Mr., Speaker Blaine, whose name
IL also down'in Mr. Amcs' list, printed a card
just before the Maine election, In which he
gave, so far as he IA concerned, the most EN-
Dawes has Just written letter, In which he
deuounccs the charge As 'libel.' lie says
''Nelthcr Cakes Amcs nor any other man,
dead or alive, ever gave me, directly or lndl-
rectly penny Of tile stock Of the Credit
Mobilcr, or Of any Other corporation In this
world. never owned dollar Of any stock
or any property Of any kind that I did not
pay the full value Of with my own money,
earned with my own labor" All these de-
nials are as full and emphatic as they possibly
could he, and cover the entire ground.
The other gentlemen whose names have
been mentioned In this connection have not
yet seen 1t to repcl the charges made against
them, aud indeed we do not think that II IL
necessary they should dose. The whole story
IL absurd and silly, and not even the men who
are circulating these ISLANDERS have the least
idea that they are true. It cannot be denied,
however, that there Ia some mystery about
Mr.. Ames' letter, that Is, supposlng that he
wrote It, That proper explanation will be
forthcoming at the proper time we have not
the least doubt In the world.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

From the PhilAdalphia North Amafican,I
Let Us look n little further Into the nature Of
this coalition. Taking Messrs Greeley, sum
ner and Banks a. authorities, Liberal Republi-
cans agree that the Republican party was
raised up to do great work. They declare that
Il did the work appointed, and did II we'll And
now, say they 10 effect, II y time TO dlsband the
party. Arc We, then, 70 understand that party
that does its work we'll Is no longer worthy OF
conhdencef Are We to understand that whom q
party has done we'll for the party II IA 20 be put
TO death, and la place supplied by party which
refused to do lis work, and finally was kicked
out Of power because II did only eyilG Are No
TO understand that men who abandon a good
party to unite themselves with party whose
badness Ii notorious In history, expect BY such o
coalition " make a good partyi II MossrI.
Greeley, Sumner, Banks and others who do not
mean this. what do they meant
What sort Of 4 party do they WANT Not one
which does lts work well and faithfully, because
they have LEFT one TO which they award that
high praise. Clearly they do not expect TO re-
form the Democratic party. Or, n they do, they
are doomed to disappointment The progress
Of the campaign and the appliances used 10 carry
forward the dag Of the coalition differ In nothln
from what was 80 vigorously denounced BY all
these Liberal Republicans less than year ago.
There IL no perceptlble change for tho better In
the Democracy. II stu appeals to passion and
prejudice, and still ollnRs TO falsehOOds forgery
and trick as the most serviceable weapons Of
warfare. Can good cause be carried forward
New England appear to think not. Tho Repub.
licans Of Psnnsy lvanla are about once more Il
Tebuke these triekstefs; AMI We shalt see then
whether all this daddle about percentage oil
lose TO the Republicans Is to be continued tC
| the end
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

Senator Wilson, when here on Sunday,
authorized General BoyntOn, the correspond
ent Of the Cincinnati Gdzc'ie, To give the
most unqualified contradiction to the story
that he had received q portion of the stock of
the credit mohlller In consideration OF his IN
fugnce as member of Congress. A dis
patch In the New York Times on the subject
says! senator Wilson has authorized full
aud absolute denial Of the entire charge in
each aud every particular. From neither
Cakes Amcs nor any other person did he
obtain the slightest Interest In that enterprise,
and the allegation that he did so Is abso-
lutely and unQuallaedly false He desires the
fullest contradiction Of the entire charge az
without the slightest foundation In fact, and he
inserts further, that he has never owned
bond or a share OF stock In the Union Pacific
Railroad Company, or In any other railroad
that has been before Congress
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

THE AIMS AND OBJECTS Of the coalition
party are pretty well described "a follows, by
the EUening Post, a Journal that cannot be
accused of over friendliness to the Admins
trationi
at Is assuredly no want Of charity TO Rllsgs
that the coalition which we are Invited 10 Join
II we abandon our present tics has no defined
or lntelllRlble aims, beyond the gathering OF
spOils. II II has, what arc they2 IL cannot be
10 rebuke the existing holders Of power for their
southern policy. 1t cannot be political refoTmi
Tor that candidate promises, In public speech,
70 peTpetuate the worst Vices oil our political
practices by free aud equitable distribution Of
tho rewards Of victory among all who rally TO
his standard. II cannot be financial reform;
for We are told by one Of bis principal organs
that his financial notions too utterly crude 10
DO received and digostod by any sound mind
| II cannot be revenue reform; for he Is 80 wrong
| headed In his general theories Of the duties Of
governments as 10 have become the aeknOWl-
| edged champion Of every protective iallhcy;
WHILE moreover, tho very subject has been ban
lshed from the Presidential canvass. II eanROt
| bo civil service REFORM Tor that has been com.
pressed Into new dogma, called the zone term
principle" Though II Ia no principle but al oX-
pedlent) which Is obviously TO the elect because
the Incumbent Of m Oiiice will work as strenu.
| Oualy for his successor provided no DO Of the
same party as he would Tor hlmsslf-as was
| shown In Jackson's zeal Tor Van Buren,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

The TROUBLE with the Republican party
Of the South has been that In too many In.
stances the machinery and organization fell
Into the hands of bad and INSCRIPTIONS men,
who used It for their own selfish purposes
The Chattanooga Herald, In a recent article
on this subject, makes some excellent re-
marks, every one of which we heartily In
dOrse. 1t says
Just 90 long and Just wherever this pestIlent
breed Of petty politicians Is allowed 10 occupy
prominent places In the Republican party Of the
South, Just 50 long will they defeat and dis
courage Its worthy and sincere msmbeTs God
knows, the party has hard work enough TO do,
with Tvs best and Ablest men TO the fore. II will
have enough 10 suifeF OF outrage, misTepFogenta-
tlOn and injustice from the bold and unscTupu.
lOus Democratic leaders, though II put forward
angels Of light, but Il would Win because then
It's principles and leaders would DO consistent
and the masses Of the people would be forced u
see that RepublioanilIn meant exactly what IL
claims 70 mean, popular liberty and popular
awe are glad to notice that there Is a grow
ink recognition OF this fact all over the South,
and that the 1le Of the Republican party are
exercising their right Of forcing party cOnVen.
tiOns TO put up tickets cOmmendable for their
personal worth and ability. This Is the fore.
runner Of Victory. When Republicans can say
In the South Of their local nominees what they
can say Of their national nominees that they
are able, honest and patriotic, then victory is
certain and power permanent
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

lnht IN tue Acltleinent OF tue ALABAMA
claims, which has Just been announced at
Geneva, we have gained great and decided
victory, the large majority Of the people Of
this country will readily see and acknowl-
edge. All the attempts of the opposition
press to bollttle the award, to slur the board
Of arbitration, to censure the Administration,
TO write down our case and lis management
failure, will only meet with the contempt
they deserve. The thinking portion Of the
community will see In 1t all only so much
campaign cAlumny, manufactured aud circu-
lated for purely campaign purposes.
What have we gninedl First Of all we
obtain a money award Of fifteen million and
a hall dollars for direct damages done our
merchant marine by the Alabama the Flor
Ida and the Shenandoah. Second, We have
succeeded In obtaining from the British Gov
crnmcnt what that Government again and
again declared 1t would never make-a full
and frank expression Of regret for the
injuries she did Us. That was embodied
In the very opening OF the Washington
treaty. Again, we have succeeded In en-
grating upon the International law Of Great
| Britain certain principles which we
nave always ua'nta'heu anu upheld' and
which upto this time Great Britain has re.
fused to be governed by. Throughout the
entire negotiations from beginning TO end we
nave RAiheu u series OF moral Victories, and
now we come OIL with most Substantial
/ material one; not, u Is true, as large as We
had expected, but still OF sufficient magni.
ftnde to satisfy every reasonable and right.
minded, dispassionatc person In the country
But there Is another triumph, greater still
which Is peculiarly On American triumph,
During the last ten years this Alabama cloud
has rested over both countries, growing
darker and darker every hour, full OF ali
manner OF evil portent throwing liz omln.
Gus shadow over two peoples and two nations
klndllng luminosity, creating dlstust and
dissatisfaction and heartburning and IN will.
For years and years diplomacy, following tho
old pathways and precedents, attempted to
remove 1t, but. so far from being able TO effect
that desirable contamination, we saw 1t grow
bigger and blacker every day. Mr.. johnson
endeavorered to settle the veNatious dispute
under his administration, but after cxpend-
ing oceans of ink on the subject he
only succeeded in drawing up a basis Of
agreement which was so palpably absurd
and unsatisfactory that the outire country
unanimously rejected 1t as soon as 1t was
made known. 1t came to General Grant
mope complicated, more difficult Of settle.
ment than II had been before dispatch on
the subject had been written by either Gov.
ernment EnVIsua ,,,s mos, 1,,,,,,,t,, -
""' ti''u u"EE'uiy oo'
| stnatc than ever she was In refusing To make
the slightest concession. The United States
on the other hand, entertained the most ex,
travagaut expectations on the subject, in.
flueuCed mainly by Mr., Summers preposter.
Gus speech.
settlement in the old aud beaten way was
out Of the question. To keep the subject
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17
$500, 900
Cash Distribution.
THE GRAND GIFT CONCERT
A FIXED FACT.
September 20 the Day.
YOUR TICKETS NOW OR NEVER.

nHE vast sales Of ticket. already made and the in.
oreAaing demand for them from ali quarters, h. v
gauoert for the bonaht OF the Publlo Library on
hentnely adveItiaed Tor saturday, Heptsm n
DAY vi hout poaiponemeni, the management
noN pothea all Nho expect 70 participate In the dIaU.
Ing that thoy should buy their tickets once Delay
Tor AIev days caused mAny Who wanted tickets the
concert in Deoember last 10 20 without them. boma
ReotlnE, no doabti postpoaenent and then offered
teen. tuoulyAnd even twenty i've dollAru Tor ticket
which the day before we're offered 70 parohssST. n
TIE Tesular phos Othors living A. distance san
Thousands OF dollars By mall aud oEpraaa which rot
here after sales olosod nd had 70 be scot back
Theas disAppolntmenta need not occur AHAln II the
warning now given In due season IL hOedsd,
Inc drawing Will begin precisely a. q oiolook
hAfUhDAH MORNING., September oS, I'm, IN
eontinue until the one thousand Glita are drawn.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

IFrom a speech by Ben II. Brewster ct PbilAdslphia
l say to you, upon my faith and credit rs q
the face Of this earth, who has cOnhded In me,
teaned upon mo Tor counsel, as my client, sought
my advice, that admire aud respect more than
Gen. John =. Hartrnnft. tApplausel Now,
gentlemen, l will speak 10 you on this part OF
my subject, that Will explain TO you the facts
relating 10 tho cases that we're carried TO tho Su-
preme Court and expose the shameful false.
hood put upon Gen. Hhrtrantt I am, probably,
one OF tho only men alive who can solemnly AZ.
frm that the story charging Gen. HartTAntt
with corrupty compromising with railroads 10,
calumny. [Applause.l Among other things
which the law required was, that the rAilroads
should be taxed for all freight that passed
States,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

ny LATlnER q ,QLEAHY,.
ho'esWeat oornes Penn avenue and Eleventh street.

Undsr aed By yi5tas Of deed Of trust bsHrns date
on about the auth day Of hOvem her, A. ID. ISL and
recorded among ne land rfoords Of the District Of
youmbls We vii sol, IN front of the promises, 90
MONDAY, the aOh dAy 81 September mort By
direction Of the treasurer o. the "firsG OoCperaiiva
BuildinE Au.ooiaupn" Of this District All tbat OCT
sud known and de.oTibed AZ being lot marked or let
.sisd ~ IN sonh " % lots
Of a1uars numbered three hundred and hfty.touT,
tg5) togother With the Improvements the son, con-
sstlns Of . new, finely hnlahed tWo-story frame
TsSn,4 q he mad. tpc,,D a, IN. tim. n AL,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

From the ptttAbuTE GAENtts.
Speaker Blaine's district won the banner At
the recent Maine election, and this may DO
fairly credited TO his own untiTing work, backed
by the confidence Of tho people. 10 his own
county Of Kenneboe he carried every town, even
six which have hitherto given Democratic ma
jotities The Speakers majority In the district
IS go lArEer than In 1870 and nearly 5OO larger
than In 1893. kennebec county gives him an
Increase Of zoos over 1871, and J, SAD over 1870.
Tho Speaker has many friends Ia western
Pennsylvania, to whom this intelligence OF his
Endorsement will afford great satisfaction. lie
Ia a native Of Washington county; but Instead OF
striking West, A. most young men DO, he struck
East and his career has hsen wonderfully sue
cesShll, honorable to himself and profitable to
the whole country.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17


The Concert ITSELF will be The most brilliant orohss.
tTa display that occurred Ia the West one hun.
dred peroTme gathered from ali parts o. this ooan.
~ aud from hqrupe, under the direction OF Prof
Hast Will con tribute 10 tha grand musical oaFn NAL
And 70 AFFORD ample room for every uol older to
VIII Be given In Central PARK, where kFTanRomOntS
nave been made To accommodate all who may come
Psseons holding whole, bali or quarter ti0hsls will
mono without such bckea will 10 sdmittsd 10 slihsF
,,,.-,-,., PhlOk on TICKETS.
shole tokstS foy el0o = for e5j u Tor s5oO iis foT
glgoQi ~ ioI ea.bO; 90 for sG600 No Discount on
Anoe with numenous solicitations On have
boen made with AZ the railroad and steamboat lines
lesdng Into the city for the hAls Of roundrip tickets
800 ea i95 AZ aays 20 ~ persons who may wish 70 At
furnished b. the IoulSyilo aud NaIhVlliS TaiiFoGd,
the nlsvie, OinoinnAu and lo1ir Eton railroad ihe
I5qisyille, Indianapolis and MAdlSon railroad, the
siaR. siibe1t ilas and Is; ISaSSs. oSsSsSoI p
and Henderson Mall Line Packets.
All tgenip are Quirod 10 close sales and make Ii cir
returns 10 fp time 70 reach tha once by thursday,
september 70 To DO this successfully, those located
ath. 'N@-' 0'o'' -''H' u-'' '''O'' NHo
An tickets TO which Sits are awarded win be paid
without discount By the fAImaTa and DFovefa BAnk,
ssSn Bsas fsa aRSp he ne sSstS
Room No 4, Public Library building. before ihSy viii
TiiONIaR X. BRABURTTR.
Agent Public Library o. X sntueiy,
Public IAbfATy building, LouiAyills, Nv
fhs drdsihg irH b. phbiAsd ~ tFs LoHfsrfiis papsrs
aHd N,s l2rk Hsrqld, aHd qetai copies seat q par.
branch ofaeg 600 BIeAdwsI, New HoTk, under the
charge Of hAJOk THOMAS III. HAYS. Wv
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

WHAT mas BBcoME of Graft Brown? We
have not heard Of him for q month. He is
rarely mentioned In the Liberal organs; and
II Tom Mast would only stop printing his
name on the little card pinned to Greeley's
coat.tail, the chances are Ten to one that he
would be entirely forgotten.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

The JUssENs know how to profit by their
relationship with Schurz. Uncle Jussen
slipped into a post office; brother-ln-lRw and
cousin Jhssen managed to become Acollector;
Miller, Jussen's cousin, was made an as
SCISSOR; Hartman, another Jussen cousin,
found bis way into a custom-housS, and Jus
sen, IT,, went To Spain with cousin Carl as
private secretary. Then in addition to all,
tue post Office clerks In Postmaster Jussen's
post office are members OF the Jussen sept.
The Jusseu family ought to be very thankful
that Schurz was driven out OF Germany.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

tEFom tho Boston JouruALl
There Is no thought Of Summers election, or
that he will work tho least division In tho Re-
publican ranks OF Massachusetts, but he 10
wanted merely TO GID worthless coalition and
a doomed cause. Not only the material welfare
Of our people, but their selErespeot and sense Of
lead them 10 rehuke this shallow, unbecomlng
scheme with the emphatic reprObatiOn II de.
serves.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

The Providence (R. - Press, an indie
pendent paper, says ''there is not enthusiasm
or Interest enough in Rhode Island to disturb
a hair on the head Of a bald man." Politl-
cAlly the paragraph Is all right but in a
literary point of view 1t strikes us rs good
specimen of an Irish bull"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

In ST. Louis, q couple of days ago a
young lawyer and Miss Campbell, who was
supposed to be dying, were married, the
bride being, as ii was thought, at the point
Of death. Love, 1t appears, was more power
ful than physic; the bride rapidly recovered
and Is now receiving the congratulations Of
her friends.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

Tue LTNDELL HOTEL, ST. Louis, IL, ii seems,
to be rebuilt, arrangements having been
made to begin work Immediately. The new
slons as the old one. II will front l92 feet on
Washington street and 23G feet on Sixth; will
be six stories high, and measure lO3 feet
from the ground to the top Of the cornlcc.
The material Ia 10 be sLGenevlove sandstone.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

Ma. GREELEY Ia announced to take the
stump in his own behalf. lie intends to make
the tour OF nearly all the principal Western
cities, and tell what he knows about his cam
paign. His prospects are becoming hopeless,
and he Ia evidently driven to desperation.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

A WESTERN GREELEY EDITOR thinks that
II both Pennsylvania and Indiana go Lib
eral In October, Greeley's election would be
a sure thing" Our cotemPorary's SUPPOSE
ton reminds US Of the old proYerb, "If the
skies fall we shall catch larks."
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

Tue ORATORS AND oRGANs OF the Greeley
party amuse themselves by elocting Mr.. Gree
ley on a sort Of slidlng-scale process, as fol-
lows There was a change Of so-many per
cent. in Maine. A similar change in the
other States will give Mr.. Greeley an over
whelmlng majority In November. This re-
minds us Of the celebrated Captain BObadll's
plan for defeating an army. 1t was some
what as follows! Take Il thousand men one
day--kin them thousand the next-kill
them, too. A thousand per day will be seven
thousand in week. seven thousand In a
week will be twenty-elght thousand In four
weeks, &c, Sc, The captains arithmetic
was all right, but he did not see certain other
difficulties In the way Of his Strengthening
operations. We suspect Ii will he somewhat
the same with our Liberal friends.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

&" IT Is" says the Louisville Courier jour
nal, "a base libel upon the people to say
that the Liberal movement il on the wane."
The C..J should read the "organ" and be
better posted. The New York Tribune was
the hrst to print The above base libel"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

"As aoEs THE PINE TREE Stair so goes
the Union" But the Greeley organs pretend
not to believe It. tit had gone Democratic
they would, Of course, never tire Of repeating
the old trulsm.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

THE NEW REPUBLICAN PAPER, the Giobe,
started In st. Louis about two months ago
is, we are glad to know, great success. The
Globe Is a frst-class Journal In every respect,
and deserves the prosperity that attends II.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

WHEN COUPLE OF MONTHS AGO Gratz
Brown was feeling joyful and happy under
the influence of Connecticut crabs he was
kind enough to inform darkened and be-
nighted world that General Grant would only
carry one New England State, and that one
Connecticut Wonder II Gratz has heard
from Maine or Vermont, and what he thinks
of IL nOw2
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

tFrom the 81. Louis Globe
Il seems To be we'll established that the only
way an IrishmAn can rise In the Democratic
party Of Missouri 10 by means OF 4 three STORY
ladder, and preceded by a small quantity Of
building material Poor PaudOen! II he In.
should adopt Horace Greoley's advice: take a
couple Of thousand dollars, 90 West and grow
up with the country"