Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-09
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Few Ysrk nspsbiiean asass Csn-
vensisa-Its PrssesAinssa ad shs
Tisisss Nominated.
NEW Yozx. Sept. 8.-Hon. Aonso B.
Cornell was unanimously chosen tsm-
porary Chairman. and In tho course Of
bis address said: "You meet a. the
representatives Of the great party which
saved the nation when is lie was
threatened by rebellion; that party
which. during twenty years Of existence,
has accomplished moro 10 conserve and
promote the eause Of govsrnmsnt than
all other parties since the adoption Of
The Federal Constitution. Tho Republi-
can party has always been the party Of
reform. II was founded for the pur-
pose Of correcting . great National evil.
and In this bsnehcent work II met but
one snsmy-ths Democratic party
which. In lis efforts to preserve and ex.
tend slavery. turned upon the Union
and became the mother OF rebellion;
created q REASONABLE sentiment which
resulted In the assassination OF the
President, and plotted for tho repudia-
tion Of The National debt. Last
year the Democratic party blundsred
into slectina an honest Governor, and
while ! would not In the least distract
from the good work In which the En-
ecutivs IL 20 ~zealously engaged. I dc.
norncs =. f,I.o and hypocritical The pre-
,sr.;or. ~ sDemocratio marty. The
panrhi;.sn ns,ty tbrouob its Az.
,aIss 0%.nsvai ;~nauouyaled the
"..,.,a, ,ha Canal y;ng and
; Iao;sI.,ura n,o,o.ed
co,..,,msions .msndnen,s Witch vera
S..t -, rstasd by Ara nsonls' sssurino
.ssorm,tion n sb1.ss In cansi eInendi.
mr.. In me Last Presidsntial Conyen.
s;on' owing 10 unfortunate oircum.
stances. numbers were led s.lray. anal
found themselves In q hostile camp.
The canses which led to the division
have now happily ceased to exist. Many
Of our old colleagues desire to resume
their former allegiance. Let us hold
out the olive branch and welcome their
return. Let no pride OF opinion or per-
sonal resentment longer separate from
as those who cherish our principles and
desire to cooperate with u.s."
The usual Committees on Permanent
Organization, Resolutions, etc., were
then appointed. and q rocess was taken
till 3 o'clock.
The Convention reassembled at 8 r.
~, vita George William Curtis US per-
manent Chairman. and q number OF
Vice Presidents as Secretaries. The
platform declares that the Government
should remain in the hands OF those
who will sustain the guarantees OF tho
amended Constitution, In pursuance OF
the past action Of the Republican party;
that the welfare OF the country requires
q just, generous aud forbearing National
policy In the Southern States, and q
Arm refusal to use military power sx-
cept for purposes clearly defined In the
Constitution. and local enforcement Of
National authority by those who are In
sympathy with such q policy, and who
will heartily support Its demands; hon.
ssty, economy and efficiency In every
branch OF State and National Govern
msnt; prompt Investigation Of all
charges OF wrong-doing. and the sum.
mary exposure, prosecution and punish
ment Of wrong-dosn. 1t heartily com.
mends the action OF all officers. whether
State or National. In their honest cor
rection OF public abuses, and pledges
them constant and faithful support.
The guilty offenders In the Canal frauds
should be brought TO speedy punish
ment. and the Executive. under powers
already conferred on him, should sus.
pend all officers who have violated tho
law. A further imitation OF tho
currency, under any preteIt, would
DO q public calamity. The interests Of
honest industry and common welfare
demand the speediest possible return 10
specie payments. Tho whole circulation
should be carefully reviewed, 10 the end
that its burdens should be equal on oil.
Recognizing as conclusive tho Prssi-
dents public declaration that he Is not
q candidate for denomination, and with
the sincsrsst gratitude for his patriotic
services. We declare n opposition to
the election OF any President for q third
term. The system Of free public schools
Is the best work Of the American Repub-
lie; vs, Therefore, demand the unqaali-
fed maintenance Of the public-school
systsn and It's support by equal taxa
ton, and we are opposed TO ali sectarian
appropriations. and we denounce, as o
crime against liberty and republican In
stitutions, q project for q s~ectarian
division or appropriation OF the school
fund OF any stale. Inc National o
ernment py its steadiast hdeiity 70
principles OF commercial honor and its
q. IL ..olssma. ~ ~,
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snS 49, 1n"ss s.,
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nnn;sS;,n oe.ndos. "a .nss..;Ss -
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head. =
The following tickst was pom;no,ed.
For Secretary Of State. F,sdsricL W
seward: Controller, General p r snin.
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