Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-23

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In his speech in Virginia ON Friday
evening. Hon. George c. Gorham made
number Of capital points which space Tor
babe our giving in Saturdays NEWS. HIS
position as Secretary Of the Senate gives
him facilities for information such As few
men ia the country possess, and therefore
hi. statements are VI peculiar value.
Speaking OF the manned in which the
Southern Democrats have carried n
still desire 10 carry elections Mr.. dorham
stated that in Louisiana in four years two
thousand men had been murdered Tor
their political opinions. In Mississippi a
Republican majority Of Go,Ooo had been.
by intimidation. wiped away and converted
into a Democratic majority Of $1,000.
~ SOUTH o,EoLiS,
We Republicans have a majority OF 3o'oVo'
anil tho Government will see that shot
gun. aud rifles in the hands Of Democratic
bullies will no. deprive US OF 1t. lie
thought tina, after all. the Hamburg mas
sacre was a good thing for the country. As
the outrage was so cruel and wanton tina
even Lamar Of Mississippi, in his speech
ia Congress. did not dare to excuse 1t. but
denounced IL In the s~eyerest terms. There
coull therefore he no suspicion OF the
ssoutrage MILL In the : sccounts sent
North. That dastardly murler-utterly
without causc-Of tsenty-one unaffned
men by q mob headed by that pink
Of chiyalry. General VI. q. Butler.
exhibited the extent Of the hatred IN
which the Democrats Of the south y
the negro. They have ride clubs in South
Carolina to-day tn protect the freedom OF
the ballot-to see. ia fact that none but
Democrats get Ia the polls alive.
ILanghter.l Grant has hal the auiaeity
10 .cul troops down there 10 see that men
~ all parties shall vote In safety, 80 the
patriotic and peacc-loying rifle clubs may
A. we'll disband. The Democrats North
aud south have raised a piteous howl over
thi. outrage and denouncc Governor
Chamberlain As a hound AMI a Radical
carpet.bagger" for having asked Tor the
troops. IL has been the constant EFFORT oil
Governor Chamberlain tn please and con-
ciliate tho turbulent southern element:
lie has tucklcd to and fawned upon II and
a. his reward received the most fulsonie
praise from tho Democratic press all over
the country for his manly course.
Now, however. when even he could not
close his EYES to the danger. mo abuse ID
too gross for him. Jere Black advises the
Democrats Of south Carolina tn stay
away from these guarded polls and
let the Republicans Ia the voting
and that then the House will throw
on, the electoral vote of the State when II
meets io declare the result Of the Presi-
Dental election. Nothing would, there
fore, please the Democracy better
than a very close election and that the
vote Of South Carolina should elect Hayes,
for by throwing out her vote Tilden would
bs male President. That would mean
either two Presidents or 4 civil war. Mr..
Black forgcts. however. that now neither
the Senate or the House Of Representatives
has the power to throw out the vote OF 4
State. so the injured Democrats OF South
Carolina may a. well deposit their ballots
and suffer as patiently as possible the out
of being prevented from keeping ise-
pu6licans away from the polls. They
will. of course, be also prevented from IN
dulging IN the customary ,uNa,' anJ ans
uharunS' norh,m referred To the man.
nor in which ballot.bones had been stuffed
by the bushel in New iork IN l,",' an, ,n
how Greeley hal declared Samuel j. TIL
len n. guilty a. either Boss Tweed or
o,L,x Hall. ina.much as he knew of the
iniquity aud held his lips closer. by 'ne
new election law such iranus are inhpos
Die now Inc y ,vs,s an. senate into
ti'es ~.hdea'e',u ysersIioJ
repeating TINS 'A"'
~ENocRAI
III. Democrats have always been the
.o,l a, onomy They gave Us an econom
zeal war which coat 5000. 900, 600. We
pay al annual interest OF s~Soo,oVv.o.Vo n
w" u.ot iV', no Ne nav jO,OOO.-
u wear for pensions to the men wounded
and the widows and orphans Of men Killed
In the war brought on py sonomt.si
rcformers. you give WI. oiyaa.a
party power they VIII pay an ''a,o
the loyal men OF 'he SCUM P'
perty was Destroyer "u''"
CONFEDERATE CLAIMS.
lis. ,,ti,, courage because
Ihese 'osai"N a. H..
~ the Confederate malorlt! III 'ho ''ou's'
have mt in claim.t o the amount Of $780,
-, - pn, mare Conf.leratcs
oVo,Vo' " - r;l,.n In an.
in Congres, ana Sanlu', Iii mi that
rr~esiden'ial .ns aah'I in ,be south during
theie wa u,an Who hal a fenee-raif
tue war. ~. M, IN ,ook M. sup
taken y! ,n'o" sho b,I M. clothes
per and every man WI" wss,in,,on with
line cut viii com. on W ii, h.vs ,o
his loyal claim. Ne" nt.u 40 l., ,he
be built ,ero-s ,SS r1",. over Laugh.
countless dr"''S VI p'
teri
ruosE EEpucuoSs.
-, ,n....i,,Iy Thai
The Democrats o''
the last House OF Representatives, sa'ru
seo ooo ooo TO the country. They did
A.. ,,,J They saved by dis.
--.,,a. ,,,,. bv crippllng the army and
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