Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-29
test that the party In power now can work
out no practical or satisfactory reform.

test that the party In power now can work
out no practical or satisfactory reform.
MORE REyoRM WANTED.
Reform Is necessary even moro In the
higher grades Of the public service. Presi-
dent, Vice President, Judges. Senators,
REPRESENTATIVES, and Cabinet officers =
these, and all others In authority, are the
PEOPLES setvants. Their Offices are nota
private perquisite ; they are apublic trust.
when the annals Of this Republic show
the Disgrace and ccnsuro Of q Vice Presi-
dent, o late Speaker Of the House OF Rep
resentatiyes marketing his rulings a. .
presiding officer. three Senators secretly
prohting by their votes ~ lawmakers, five
chairmen Of the leading committees Of the
late House Of Representatives exposed In
robbery. . late Secretary Of the Treasury
forcing balances In the public account. q
late Attorney General misappropriating
public funds, . Secretary Of the Navy en-
riched or ehriching friends by percent
ages levied on the profits Of contractors
with his Department. an Embssssdor to
England censured for . dishonorable spec
u~lation, the Presidents Private Secretary
barely escaping conviction upon trial for
guilty completely In frauds upon the rev.
enue. and . Secretary Of Wal impeached for
high crimes and confessed mlsdemcanors
the demonstration II complete that tho
first step In reform must be the peoples
choice for honest men from another party.
lest the disease Of one political organiza-
ton infest the body polite, and lest by
making no change Of men or party we get
no change Of measures and no reform. All
these abuses. wrongs and crimes, the pro-
duction OF sixteen years ascension Of tho
Republican party. create o necessity for
reform confessed by Republicans them
selves ; but their reformers are voted
down In convention and displaced from the
Cabinet. Tho party's mass OF honest
voters Ia powerlesa 10 resist the $1,000 Of
fee holders, Its leaders and guides. Reform
car only be had by . peaceful civic reso-
luton. We demand . change 81 adminis-
t~ration. . change Of parties, that We may
have . change Of members and of men.
Ifsw Tiidsn was Nominated.
Sr. LOUIS. Jnne 2s.-It IL generally con-
celed that Tlden's managers o%utgcneraled
the opposition to-day. A these dispatches
anticipated. they had concealed q consider
nblt ItNfEtt ioINts WuiCu WITHIN uIi bI tic
second ballot, demoralizing the opposition
and beating the latter before they had time
TO rally. To this end the President aud
officers Of the convention co-operated with
partisan spirit Of . marked character. In
several cases the Chair seemed 10 abandon
the idea Of keeping order when any anti
Tilden man desired 10 le heard. The
scene Of confusion during Kelly's digniiled
and able rcmonsirance against Tilden's
policy was disgraceful In the extreme.
Everything was done or left undone that
would tend TO help or harm the Tilden
movement, as II by prcconcerted arrange
ment. Whenever Kelly's speech reached
. point where his utterance would involve
. significant warning. the disorder was re-
doubled to prevent the warning reaching
his audience. The uniairness 81 this pro-
cecding intensiies the feeling Of Tilien's
opponents. and he 10 . bold man who will
predict the loss 81 New York by lc~ than
10000 at the polls.
Efforts are making by telegraph tonight
to induce Hendricks 10 say that he will ac-
cept the second place, ~ many leaders feel
that this IL the only hope Of carrying In
diana. His immediate friends declare that
he shall not be male q standing horse for
those who defiei the sentiment Of his $50
ton. II IL freely asserted. also, that there
will bc q serious bolt on the finance qucs.
ton In the West.