Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-10

ne0 Way fooaes
msn.- and EathusiAsfie ~"u''
eacr. -
The announcement that Hon. Thomas
| Fitch would speak in Gold hin last even
-. J,.w an immense crowd 10 Main
.,r..,. vher, a stand for the orator had
been erected. Opposite. upon the balcony
q, m. MAYNARD block. a hand was sta
famed. The STAR AMI Stripes were dung
an, in all directions. Bonircs blazed upon
The .,r,s, and lighted up'the scene gAily.
Af,er a song from the Virginia Glee Club.
Hon. e. L. Stevenson introduced
run srE,kER.
Who wa. greeted with a round Of cheers.
Mr.. Fitch began with the remark that four
wears ago the representatives OF the Dem
ocraiie party met in convention at BAL
timorc aud solemnly npudiaied all the
political principles they hal ever advo-
Gated. and nominated a lifelong Repub-
lean for President. At that Convention
the Democratic party committed political
1900 NJ, 'pi,ch In commun with
49,. a. ca,isis.. I,.pnblieans. believed
!, ~. ,ia,a d., m. .niriI. MA. an honest
-" ,han,h, tha,t he democratic marty WAS
a, an snd- n leaked A. II there were two
p-on,hli.,n candidate. for the Presidenoy
Ina the field. ami he preferred Greeley W
Grant. lie had no apologies To ofier Tor
~, .ho,e, Rp, III. D,mocratic corpse
..f,s..l A.. s.maiu .leaI
InE FURIOUS REMAINS
''s'e e''aPc" ''o"' ~ """
menacing US once more. VI ~ this hour
the cadayer has declined all explanation of
IA. ,..,,si.,.,, anil un.semly conduct.
-. \,
and asks Only npr r.s'o,ou ~l""s
IN the past the tePuoh.au PAat! "a ~.
necessary 'o the saie,s " .no eouni!' ~
nowe even more So IN" peniaue umvss A
body u SAVANNAH onVv ""'v NV ~.
anu u luit' a. ,n,,'"s ~
Nn.n ,,ssaIs m fanJ on saving mai
th. objects of the Republican party have
been accomplished that The party mas
iu'hileu ~, ~, I, il ,rur thai
sl,v.,y anal secession are dead. and
universal suffrage accomplished. The
war IL over; ths eohnAsIsu "a, 49, ~,
stayed anu u'eneh'u ~ III. H.
likely 10 biANe up asaIn, pa. 49,
embers burn me hr,in,n ..n s'
No long a. tue pehostauo PA''y -.
the Eepubhcan party mus. DC I..'? ~
the defense. Our Democratic ifi.hus ao
not claim power on ,no stou'u 'aas ~
principles of Eepnblcanisin arc "Ions.
The corruption OF lew hui'r,uAis u Wv
party IA what they base 'heir e,ainh' upon'
In exposing the uhihnsss ot mes p.nY
cratic claims M niteh trac'u w. s'o.'
Gus record 81 the hepaoueah PAi,y ~
PoinisdIy ihiuif~' Nhe'ne. 49, ~.
tear the best leaves rom our hi,'oay y,
cause Belknap sold a p~ostuau.i'niP a.
reform Is needed tue iePuo.Ia e.
u. IL Is not necessary 70 piase ~ 49,
the party which triri "uc.ioy an
try In order To obtain f.,oi'h. E
Leans don't need To take hssoh' u" "o"
e-ty from tile party
TWEED. HALL AND CONNOLLY
IN" pe'ao''a w"
TOT ! am ""'''' Una" "
ine what S"s "AN' VI ~
orchestra We see aetAeAeu nu'e, "'uP
tur,d drum and a fiddle out of tune.
A convict, tho ink OF whose paruon
IA -~carcely dry, IL not the person
Ia pass Judgment upon honest men.
We are called the party OF hate.
The Democrats certainly show . henIish
to forget the past so Tar as their
own record Is concerned. but they are pr
pstnally going back tn hunt up is.pnbii-
can blemishes. This cry OF iofseunihess
rcminds u Of Flora Meflim-ey;
"a -ort 81 ensas ,mesi you sc,
That !. elnaisg ON you.
but not b naihk on
IL the Democrats say .na' y "s.
laiion fot the eonir1. o, we u
cruel ami unjust l hoiu uhA. ! nav.
right 10 show that II was neither; ana
the necessity for those wise 4 mas py
no means passed away yet. Inc p.v.sp'
position Of the Dcmocranc parry sou,n Is
like that OF colonel sellers r m
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