Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-21

rating some truths that concs,,., =,
cluzehs OF this county and Stars :, Sue
sada. That he should speak witbou. Ne
oridie on his lips; that be would nn. any
anected with any weak pity for ~. De
III; NY sa' Denind bis money bags and psxa
h n,s oruers to the five electors of Nevss 'e
NE oehera! commanding his troons.
.nas ne should speak about Sharon spd
ais minions: bis slaves. whom he bsS
ols,fiouted throughout the State Of M
vada, through the highways and bywsr e
sseeking to corrupt the people bv ~
lonaron's) filthy gold; that Sharon ms US
sessed no qualities or Requirements g,
ung him for the position be souobt ans
ye. ne dored to come before the peonla
OF Nevada subsidizing this one and tbas
one, as was the habit of the MaIval,s
and Pomeroys with the greenbacks ,has
tney had flched from the Treasure Fas
!his Pomeroy and tothers had H.,
hurled in disgrace from the Senate r.,
T.. zones had not scrupled to allow
~. us senatorial robe to be bedraegled in
me me, mlre OF corruption. He, with his
niiiions. obtained from depressing the
price OF shares in the Crown Point mine
was the first that had attempted TO reach
Ine U. 5. Senate by debauchine the
Legislature, and he had succeeded. What
ne did two years ago is now attemnted
oy sharon. This fight is a moneved
night. This is fight whether sharon
snail DC Senator or not. To secure
this objeot all else would be rendered
snoservient. and every county Office. and
even State offices, would be swapned Of
70 secure the Legislature for sharon
That was the case In all the counties ~
sae otate. That the bought minions Of
onsron were sent all over to effect this
purpose. Mr.. Kittrell then gave a
comical description of the Winnemucca
Convention. the proceedings Of which Is
said was all cut and dried long befofe Il
took place. The speaker referred to The
nominations and described the manner
IN which It was brough about. There
some one in the crowd proposed three
cheers for Woodburn, which were oiven
by part Of those present. Three cheers
were then proposed for Ellis. which
were given by the greater portion of the
meetingl Mr.. Kittrell said he could not
tell who proposed three cheers for Wood.
burn, but that he had no doubt but that
he was bought by Sharon's gold. He
then went on to describe, in a humorous
manner, the speeches made at the Win
nemucca Convention. He descanted on
the charge made against the Democratic
ticket that was mainly composed of the
chivalry wing. He denied it, and said
that 1t was only done to stir up strife
among American citizens, which he alb.
horred. Mr.. Kittrell then referred to
his career, and the scenes Of his youth.
and where the principal portion Of bis
life had been passed. He then attacked.
In serio-comic style, the speeches and
career of Mr.. Bishop. Passing from
Bishop the speaker again made some re-
marks on WOODBURY. and his political
status two years ago and before that.
MIR. Kittrell concluded this portion of
his address by apostrophizing the Amer.
lean flag. After this he took up the
career of Woodburn, Taylor and Camp.
bell in criticising that OF Col. TAYLOR.
Mr.. Kittrell made some assertions which
were denied by Col. Taylor, who was
present. After this Mr.. Kittrell proceed.
ed to make a general criticism of the
acts of the Republican party and
lts leaders in this State and elsewhere,
We were compelled to leave before he
had concluded, which we regretted, also
that we were not able to hear and give q
sketch Of the address of Mr.. Hillhouse.