Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-26
NATIONAL REPrBLICAS TICKET.
THE MEN VIZ suPrORr.

louknsu. Auc AsoPuotican oa.ee aSAes
10 now before the people to BE- approved
Oh rejected. - they in their sovereign
wisdom shail decide. Twill reosivs the
hearty support Of the Nsws. - ws BE-
iisvs 10 viii OF every loyal Republican in
The State. The nominations Are made
on . platform which Is in every respect
. noble and manly declaration Of tho
principles upon the practical operation
Of which We believe the safety Of this
republic depends. There 10 not one
sentiment snunciated in that document
which cannot b heartily endorsed by
every patriot In the land ; and on those
sentiments the Republicans Of Nevada
base THAR claims To popular suffrage in
November nett.
The work Of the Convention has been,
on the whois. well done. II Was natural
that delegates from different sections Of
the State should have their favoritss and
work strsnuously 10 ecurs their nomi.
nation; but while vigorous sxertions
were made In behalf Of al the promi.
nsnt candidates. there was no bitterness
Of feeling sngsndsred. There was some
excitement during the balloting. AZ there
always must b.: hut whom the stronger
party won the fight the weaker yielded
gr~scsfuily. and every delegate left Car
son yesterday fully determined to labor
faithfully for the election Of the nomi.
ices. The hardest nshs was between
the frisnds Of Thomas Wren Of Eu-
rska and Charles Z. De Long Of this
county. both Of whom were named
- candidates for the nomination TO
Congress. Mr.. Wren won the battle.
and We are sure that no man will stump
the State moro energstically for his rival
In the convsntion than Mr.. Dc Long
himsslf. Let the friends Of Mr.. LsLong
follow his example. and. forgetting thar
disappointment. wheel into line with
enthusiasm and send Mr.. wrsn TO Con.
grsss to aid Hayes and Wheeler in their
grand work Of saving the principles
upon which the nation has lived and
prospersd for sixtssn ysars.
Thomas wren 10 known all ovor the
State sss stauneh Republican. aud an
able man; and in his W section be
commands the respect and admiration
Of his fellow citizeus. Nevada will be
perfectly safe in sntrusting to his hands
the ksspins Of our State interests in the
House Of Representatives. He 10 the
Republican candidate. and no true Re
publican can consistently refuse to sup
port him. simply because he would have
preferred somebody else. We are 6gbt.
ing for principles this year. The ques-
ton 10, shall the party founded BY the
msztyrsd Lincoln. stand or fall : Before
this question all others pale. Il 10 to
b . bard aght. aud II w win IL. - No
certainly believe we shall. II must be
von By good solid work. AT this time
above all others, 1t is the duty Of every
Republican TO sink personal prsjudices.
and vote honestly in support Of the
principles which he Processes. The
sorshssd who allows his disappointment
TO stand in the way Of his plain duty.
10 unvorthy the name Of Republican.
and should b promptly read out Of the
party.
Judge Leonard Of Humboldt 10 noui-
mated for Supreme Judge. Both Judge
and Congressman are taken from the
East. and this has doubtless created
some feeling in the western part Of the
State. The feeling 10 natural. bot con-
soisndous Republicans will not allow Il
70 influence their action. Judge Leon.
srd 10 we'll known to Be an honest and
upright man. and IN able jurist. He IL
greatly honorsd in Humboldt county.
and BY his past record has secured the
respect and esteem Of citizens all over
the stats. No sectional feeling should
b allowed 70 interfere With his cleo
ton. and We have such faith 10 the Re
publican party Of Nevada that we do
not believe 10 will 30 allowed to do so.
So long - we have good men upon our
ticket let ~ not stop TO ask from what
part Of the State they come. Rather let
US sird up u loins like true Republi-
cans. and see to 10 that our candidates
are elected BY the sraudsst popular ma
Jointly ever rolled up in Nevada.
For Presidential electors. r. u. Dag.
estt OF Storey. George ruAy Of ormsby.
aud W. W. Bishop Of Lincoln county.
are nominated. The once Of Prssid.n-
tiai slscsor apparently smouats TO bu,
little except - It bestovs honor on the
holder. The siscton are simply repre-
ssntaiivss Of the people delegated to
cast the peoples vote. But still 10 good
men are not placed IN nomination the
ticket 10 liable to suffer from scratching.
and We cannot afford to have any
scratching in November. Three bstter
men could not have been chos-u than
those nouiusisd by the convention. and
nov that our State ticket 10 completed.
n usSta hut raod sol.d sn~rueffr work L