Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-02
TO REPUBLICANS

TO
A last the lines are quite closely
drawn. the issues Of ths canvass have
been thoroughly discussed. candidates
for ONCE haze laborsd early and late for
thsir election and the hnal contest d at
hand. Before another issue Of this pa
Der shall come before our readers. mil
ions Of votes viii have bean placed in
bsllst-bo1ss In two-thirds Of the States
Of this Union. Before We speak to you
again the question Of Democratic or
RspubHcsn supremacy viii BE- In ssns
measure settled. although the result viii
net b known for days. Before ansthsr
issue Of this paper shall appear Nevada
will have nearly made her choice Of rep
r~sssntativss and rulers.
To Republicans We nov address eur
self. Some Of the most vital questions
and issues Of his sanvass have bean
veil nigh covered up by the fierce Per.
send hsht thaA has hssn wagsd. only
occasionally have We heard the great
questions 81 he day discusssd. At The
frt' Of Ills contest We had hoped that
few personalities would Be INDUCED
in; that principles. not prejudice. vsuld
guide the pens aud govern the tongues
Of rival partisans and journals. But
from the nrss . bitter psrssnai warfare
has been made upon . leading Rspub-
licaa aspirant for once. and upon each
~journalis, or speaker who has not joined
in Me hus and cry against Mr.. Sharon
and the Republican ticket. VI have
bssn forced 10 defend ourselves with
every weapon known To journalistic and
political warfare. We have done % TO
ssms purpose.
what We desire now 10 aay to Rspub-
iicans 10. that the great issue in this
whole campaign IL: "shali the Dem
scratic States Rights party sscurs cen
troll Of Nevada and thereby aid 10 OBJ
tain control Of the United States Gov
srnmsnti" "shall Nevada send .
Democratic Congressman and . Dem
scrstie Senator 10 w~ashingtoni" These
are issues Of vastly more Importance
than The psrso~sa Of the various san
aidatss. They are questions affecting
the vhsls nation; underlying it, per-
ystuity a. well a prosperity.
We think that . large majority Of the
Republican party are alive to the situa-
ton. That they comprehend the OBJ
jsct Of the opposition. That they per-
esivs In the unity Of action between
Dsmosrats and Independents every
whsrs . common purpose. That pur'
pose 10 moi reform; IL is . defiant, vim
dietivs determination to undo the work
Of the last twelve years, to give this ma
tion into the hands Of lite enemies.
There 10 only one way 70 avoid this Ca
lanity. A defeat Of the poorly analgs-
mated mess called the Democratic party
Ell. BE- easily accomplished. The Re-
publican majority in Storey county IL
to-day NOT less than 1000. II Rspubli-
eans will bat east aside petty differences
and old prcjsdices against individuais
whose names may appear upon thar
ticket; IL they will vote . straight
ticket We will win this election for every
man upon the State and county ticket
by . full average majority Of nine hundred
cotes. Don't trade with any Democrat
for any once whatever. Tell them You
haven't any bargain TO make; that you
prefer 70 Let Tom Williams and sutro
attend 70 the trading business; that you
haven't time to spend in that way.
La Democrats trsis II they can with
sutro msn. but let every Rspublica,
vsts his ticket just as strui9M as he can.
The result viii hsa glorious success.
Close ranks boys! Right shoulder. shift
Arms! Forward march! Let us have
'.no nonsense in this matter.