Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-04

favored . dishonorsbls peace. Three days
Afterwards Atlanta surrendered 70 bhsr-
man. And yet this sturdy band o. Dem.
ocrats declared the war . failure and wanted
peace whom the Confederate government
had announced repeatedly that the only
terms upon which they would sccePt rescs
would be the recognition OF their fnde
pendencc. Mr.. Bartine knew that ne was
on forbidden ground whom he spoke OF TIE
war. The Democracy say tho war ia
dead doc-sn issue Of the past. We
thank God that tho Confsderscy 10 dsfuncs'
but
IT'S TWIN nRorHxi.
Tho Democratic party. still lives. They
accuse the Republicans Of waving the
bloody shirt. and say that tho past should
b forgotten. It 10 cool In the Democ-
racy 10 talk OF forgiveness. Can they ever
forgive Q Republican for any wrong ne
has committedl Do they forgive BelknapI!
Suppose the Abolltionists Of the North
had gone 10 war against the South.
Would the Democracy have forgotten or
forgiven thatf Did the Democracy for.
give John Brown or did they hang him
They even say that We Republicans did not
ave tho country and that there were many
Democrats In the Federal army. True:
Thousands Of them had been drafted o
more had been entiosd by The thousand
dollar bounty. Laughter. Tho speaker
had served a. Q private soldier and had
seen enough lighting 70 b badly weundsA.
He would not say that he had not known
many good soldiers who were Democrats.
but Il was q mystery how . man could ngns
for the Union with n hand and von
against II with tho other. lAppiause.l
As = party the Democrats were opposed 70
TO tho war-they have always been oP,,
posed To ~everything-to the Constitutionai
amendments. 70 the honest payment OF ths
national debt and 70 the Reconstruction
Acts. They new confess that thcy were
all wrong. VI course, and want the offices.
Mr.. Bartins took up tho Confederate
House Of Representatives and scored thai
unsavory body In . style that evoked loud
applause and laughter. According 70 the
speeches made In that House and the tone
o. the Democratic press u would suppose
that the Democracy pay all the taxes. The
Republicans have certainly a. mueh In
terost In good government - the Demo
Gratis. But they tell Us that We dont
know anything about IL; that W have .
bad lot OF leaders ; that they have bsthr
sources Of information.
THE YREsuLY.LAxDrp DEMOCRAT
Al Castle Garden. whs 10 taken In charge
By John Morrissey. knows oil about II.
The old charge Of corruption among
Republicans was dealt with and demol.
ishcd. To call Bslknap . representative
10 about ~ fair - though We
should search the penitentiaries OF the
country for representative Dsmocrats-snd
the party Is pretty fully represented In
Institutions. ILaugh,sr.l No Be-
publican palliates Dslknsp's act. The
utter failure u the House 10 keep good
their word that they would unearth cor.
ruption In all the departments was pointed
out. Did they convict Schenek or impeeeh
Ilobesouf That they did not shows that
they had not tho necessary evidence. for .
more eagor prosecution the world never
The speaker paid . splendid tribute
TO Blaine, that grand old eagle Of the
party. who In the House
watched guard over the blsschsd bones Of
those who died at A~ndsrsonvills. Nr.
compared the platforms OF tbs
and when on the public school
question awoke such . burst Of applause
a. was never before heard In Gold Hill.
HAYES n TiLDks
The characters Of tho Presidential can.
lidates were considered by the speaker.
The Democracy say that Hayes 10 an OBJ
.cure man. Perhaps so; but who's the
party nominate . man he
remain obscure very Ions. lap |
Let US see how obscure he 10.
lie enlisted In tho Union army ~ . pri.
rate. soon o . Majors commission. and
Ieft the service = General. He bears hon.
,rable wounds. Tildon never smslled
except in firing = Democratic
.alutc. Hayes was sent twice TO Congress,
rilden never. Hayes has been Governor OF
ohio thrice, Tilden Of New York once. Judgs
d the comparative obscurity OF the tive
men. Applause Col. Eli. says that he
has the documents TO prove Hayes thisf
md = perjurer. Perhaps no has. Ala
recent Democratic meeting In Carson
Judge Galloway and Rosebud Graham
both declared their belief that Nj. Hayes
ia an honest man. When they sat down
Ellis said he was . thief and . perjurcr. |
Ellis should 90 East with those documsnts
his. The National Democratic State
Central Committee would give more for
them than ho could steal In Congress for
~years-even II he took lessons from
some 81 those horribly corrupt llepub-
leans. When Ellis made the statement
no said 10 did 80 with sorrow. but must
ioll the truth. II . countenance trans
figured with Joy indicates pain within.
then Ellis was sorry. and II that 10 one Of
his truths. the Lord deliver us from one
u his lies. ILaughter.l Mr.. Bsrtine
vent on to review that. acknowledged
orator In o manner which delighted the
audience.
MODEL REYoRnER.
After contrasting tho merits Of Wheeler
and Hendricks. Mr.. BArtine took up Mr..
lie did not mako tho Ast step In
corruption In New Ysrk. For
Iorty years he lived In that cesspooi Of
,orruption-New York city-snd at the
Of sixty turned reiormsr. II was an
hour conversion. and like that Of
The thief upon the cross. let up hope that
il was sincere. II has been said
hat Tilden was war Democrat.
Perhaps. A man 10 knswn BY
he company he keeps. II 10 true that he
Was the close companion Of Coppsrhsads
aud traitors. His associates were men
ike vallandingham and Fernando Wood.
lie wa about the same kindo OF war Dom.
,crat a. was JET. Davis. One cried
!, Unconstitutional r. from Richmond and
rildsn saueaked "CncOnstitutional \" In |