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

TnrGH mr. TT ROW.
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Never, since the admission Of the
American Republic to the family OF
nations, has her citizens been called
upon to perform . more solemn duly
than that which will dsvoivs upon tnsm
on Tuesday next. one nunaiso ys
ago the bitter tight began vnien
in securing u indspsndssos. Ansn
We we're battling against . iofs'gn ioe'
To-day 10 are sneaesd IN aAo'nsf o's'es
hsht among ourselves. and on ne result
Of this fight depends the saisty Of the
nation which our forefathsrs ehr'sssnsd
In their hearts blood. which our faih-
ers. sons and brothers. laid down their
precious livss 10 preserve. sixteen ysars
ago. In this Centennial year Ne are
called upon to decide whether this Amer
lean nation shall b . nation OF frssnsn.
governed by fresmen. or whether u
shall b turned over 10 the control Of
the men who still cherish the old
notions Of caste. which would make q
negro = slave. and a poor white man a.
most worse than q slave.
Tomorrow ISIS day OF rest. lis .
day we'll suited for calm reflection. Let
every voter in Nevada devote Il 10 hon
sstly searching for the truth In the mas
Of lies which have disgrsosd this cam.
yaign. Let him frst Of all scan the
record Of the two parties which claim
his suffrage. On one aide Ne have an
organization which sprang into exist
snes at the call Of Justice. The ssoni-
xing vail OF the slave swept over this
land Of "Fresdom." hpisrosd Tho sars
OF The honest farmer In aaron Maine
and touched the heart OF the hafdy
miner on shs fseine siops. Inc nation
heard tina piAintvs cry. and ~ ias' 'hs
people declared that It should no longer
ring in our cars. The Republican party
was born. 10 sprang from tho head ofths
outraged Goddess OF Liberty to do her
bidding and proclaim universal freedom
in this great Republic. Has IL not done
her bidding WELT Has IL not made for
itself . noble rscordl Has Il not provsn
itself q party which you can trustf Re-
fleet on this tomorrow.
When this grand party Of freedom and
human rights sprang into s1istsnos 1t
Was confronted by that other party
which o claims your votes, and which
a~ppropris'es to itself the misnomsr Of
Democratic. This party-the party OF
the people," Heaven save the mark!-
opposed the march OF freedom at every
step. While We were lighting the South.
prn rebels. and pouring out eur blood
and treasure to preserve the Union. this
noble party Of ''reform" Was engaged In
circulating seditious pamphlets In the
North. declaring the war an ''outrass."
and melting draft riots In New York
City. And now that the war 10 over.
and every man In this broad land 10 free
through the action OF the Republicans
Southern Democrats are amusing them
selves ny shoounS down harai-ss no
gross In the streets, and presenting TO
Congress eiaims Tor compensation Tor
property ioss during tho wal which vas
'naasur"'su oy themselves rondsi
'nese 'ae's We" 'o-morfo~' voters OF
Nevaaa'
Two mon are asAins your woes -
esnoid"''s 'or fres'usn' OF MS great
country One iH Rutherford ID. hAyss'
Governor OF Ohio. HE record 10 well
worth your consideration. When The
war for The Union broke out be vas
living happily with his family In Ohio.
enjoying . lucrative Law practice. and
with everything I o induce him to remain
ut homo and at ease. But he bueklsd
on his armor and marched TO the front.
and by bis bravery and ability raised
himself from q Second Lieutenant TO
the rank Of a Major General. His Stat
has honored him by sending him twice
TO Congress. and slscting him three
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