Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-14
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Cx1cAoo, May l3.-The Grand Army
REUNION here has attracted an immense
number OF strangers 70 the city. The
visiting members Of the Grand Army OF
the Republic and the military organize
tons from various ports Of the country
were given a formal reception ut tho e.
position Building. addresses Of welcome
being delivered by Governor Beveridge
and Mayor Calvin. andrupopded TO by
Governor Haztrsnft, Of Ps~nnsyivanis,
andG0vsnOeDHsre, Of MsDasAasstz.'
|ToldsSa Ane< YtocesAon .HraAsd the
principal streets. which, notwithstand-
Ing the weather was lowering with fro
qusnt showers. was denssly crowded
vithpsopls, sAtths meeting last night
letters sspfssdhg regret at thsir inabili.
~ TO attend were read from President
Grapk, General Sherman, Secretary Bel.
knap, Admiral Porter, General w. +.
(Baldy) Smith. Governors Bagley.
Hendricks and Chamberlain and others.
The disagrseable weather has interfered
10 some s1tsnt with the programme.
Rspsblieaa Ticket In Ksntucky.
I0unSuLr. Nay l3.-At the Repub-
lican State Convention In this city. to-
day, General Harlan was nominated for
Governor, Robert Boyd for Lieutenant
Governor, Reuben Patrick for Register
Of the Land Once, William Berry for
Auditor, and p. B. Ratoliife for Treas
urer.
Tho platform adopted BY the conysn-
ton Ia long. and roafirms faith In Re-
publican principles, approving tho
financial policy Of the Government. and
holding that the financial legislation OF
Congress should DO steadily directed to
the resumption Of specie payments ut
the earlies date consistent with the bus
iness intsrests OF the country. Il OK.
presses undated confidence In Pres
idsnt Grants patriotism and his deyo-
ton 10 Republican principles. The
thirteenth resolution Ia a. follows:
Resolved. That the attempt Of tho
Democratic leaders 10 create the impress
sion that our patriotic President desires
or seeks reelection for q third term. IL
an absurd device TO disrupt the Repub-
iChn puLty ehu InooaSo y aivioioh "
tween Il and the President. The charge
hss no foundation In fact, and cannot
mislead the country into tho restoration
OF that party 10 power which am SO
near destroying the Union OF our fathers.
An Ineendiary Address.
OscsoEA. Pa. May 1S.-John Sinsy,
President Of ths Miners Labor Associa-
ton. addressed an excited crowd Of
miners here to-day. He said 70 Captain
Clarke, Of the police force. received any
injury, the responsibility rested on
those who sent him hero. and not on
tho miners. He said there were times
when the people were justified In violat-
Ing law. II was robbing for persons
Who camo hero now seeking to take the
places OF those now out on Q strike.
They were robbing women and children
OF thar bread. snd should be treated ac-
cordingly. Sinsy then sent the infuri-
ated crowd to Powelton 10 drug men
from their work. as they did at Fisher's
yesterday. II il universally believed.
among disinterestod cidzsns, that II
there Is blood shed tho blame rests with
Siney and Parks. who are under pay Of
the national organization and aro being
paid by shippers. u IL thought, In other
regions TO keep up tho strike.