Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-30
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The Democratic element Of the Com.
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virginia City laAt evening. 1t commenced
about half past 7 O'Clock and lasted for
,hrs. hour. A rl..soru -. .,...., On
-. a. wn,~- "Nc
irons OF tne william TEL HOUSE on
street. and from this the Wal honss Of De-
mocracy shouted Themselves hosrse. Ths
.-..-. 80 =. 49,. III,
~ .n - os' si.n
- we're also the balconies overhead and ON
The opposite side OF The street. Directly
behind the rostrum was . huge dgn bar
ing the names Of Tilden and Hendricks.
With the Democratic rooster. In al his
glory. between. Bouhres were built on
both sides Of the place and all kinds Of
fireworks Get OF. There wa present .
crowd Of about $500. quite . number Of
ladies appearing on tho adjoining balco-
mics. The Irish-American Band furnished
muzic for the occasion.
Ths meeting Ma called 10 order by Mr..
Ogden Hiles. the chosen President. who
stated In . few appropriate words tho oh
ject of the meeting. and In . forcible man.
ner presented some Of the most available
points Of Democracy and THAR candidates.
He aaid that 81 last the linz Of battle had
been drawn between the two great parties.
and be called upon all honest men-Demo-
crats and Rspublicans-to join In the
struggle and deliver the country from the
hands Of q party which had proved unfaith-
full TO every trust confded 70 u BY The
peoule.
Major roots followed In . short speech.
He started ont bv telling What an import
ant epoch In the history Of our country the
centennial wear Ia. and ended BY calling
Pr~ideut Grant and All prominent Repub-
iicsus who have hsd ANYTHING 10
DO with him robben and <hisves.
The Major compared the simple
manners Of Washington and Madison with
M. extrsvsvnnt lisplav Of the pre~ent.
Anil cnlIsd loudly for reform. on counr
he only vay 10 reach this desired object
il 10 ..clect rilden and Hendricks." He
would not say that Iiiden was more honest
than HAYES, but the latter va. found In bad
company, and was consequently 10 be
ahunnei. In conclusion the Major said
the Republican platform reminded him Of
the circus hills one often sees. They
announce with great display an immense
collection Of animals and . brilliant
array VI acrohatx. When you get into the
show, all Won see Is . rheumatic clown and
q trained pig. The speaker was loudly
cheer~L.
General John II. Kittrell, Of Canon. re-
-ponded 10 repeated calls and gave thu peo-
pie . speech which lasted nearly two hours.
This was the .'heavy tall Of tho evening
and wAs received by ths unterrined with
much satisfaction and great appliance. He
said: 1--WE are not here 10 engage In yifu-
peration or abuse. but TO blazon forth 10
you the iniquities Of = corrupt Admini,trs-
ton. i shall speak the truth regarding
men and parties. This Ia mo- time Tor men
10 become mealy-mouthed In speaking OF
the robbers OF their liberties. There u no
sectional hate between US. The men OF the
south and the citizens OF b North Q
meet ON equal ground In his pettis-oorh
state OF Nevada. Here tney nov nANes
right TO utter their opinions. Ihere ~
time when they COULD nos e.P.ess 'Isar
sennments u,.nou, ,unn'nss iss y. y.ue
sent To fort Cnurehiii 70 p&eA III WIN
ball and chain attaeneI 70 tnelt :
lCheers. Tbs history OF pemocrecy snovs
that u has been the custom OF the PeIty
from Maine 10 Georgia, from me Auannc
IN the Pacific. 10 gather In lawful
and discuss the questions Of public inter
eat. II has been the rule Of Democracy 70
consider the ofhcsrs OF the vosefnmenI
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