Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-09

poMEsTIo NEWS.
a Democratic 0piniss Of She Gen.
iag Canvass.
NEW Yonx. June "a Worlds edit
oriai says: "Ths nomination OF Blaine
Is extremely probable. The nomination
10 the plain. logical and consistsnt course
for the Republican party 70 take. He
Is. more than any other man. . repre-
sentative Of it, record and liz policy.
and It's prejudices, and is therefore en-
titled To the leadership Of II. For Re
publican statesmen to talk OF making
the canvass under rsformers with the
design Of reforming. Il sheer nonsense.
Such q policy confssses the ~nscsssity OF
reform and consequently the guilt OF the
party. Blaine has rsfrainsd from any
prstsnses to reform. retrenchmsnt, econ
my, or Centennial charity. He there
foro calls the party pride TO the defense
Of the psrty's career, and appeals to the
most intense sentiments OF party hate.
For the aggressive element in the cam.
paign he goes before the country
squarely ON the old sectional issue OF
antagonism between the North and
South. and invokes tho memories Of the
late war TO cover the discontinue
Of Grants administration. Many good
people In the North would rather con.
time to steal to the contamination Of
time. than to have . man who was In
the rebol army find him out. The can
vass Is to be against tho Republican
party and It's works. II washburne DO
chosen he appears as Grants patron.
friend. and subordinate. subtle and 40
conmodating In each relation, and .
member Of the Cabinet and q foreign
Minister under the administration. II Is
idle to talk Of q reformation OF its abus.
90 through his leadership. Conkling
can only he nominated by Grants aid.
and will prove q faithful servant Of tho
administration. Morton's chief pride
is in the history Of the party. and he Is
another Blaine without Blaine's popu.
larity. The meaning Of the contest
must still be the same. Sill thcrs
would be something OF . contest with
the nomination Of a Southsrusr like
Bristow. who has uncovered the naked
ness Of his party. The strength Of
Republicanism would be gone. its own
shame would be acknowledged. and Its
power Of attacking the Democracy DO
gone"
spccuiatinx on tho Convention.
NEw YoRr, June "a Times Cincin-
natl special says: Some Of tho Nevada
delegates have arrivrd. but thier leader,
Jones, has not yet appeared. When he
does Nevada. which Is now lying around
loose. will rendezvous at the luxurious
house which he has engaged on Vine
street. Jones is for Conkling, and the
natural consequence Is that Nevada Is
for Conkling. The friends OF all the
are greatly agitated by a ru-
NOR which gained currency to-day that
Blaine IL about to undertake . more
dramatic role than any he has yet
assumed. Tho story at frat was
merely that Mr.. Blaine intends
coming here. II was for q time scotfsd
ut by all, but believed by none. But II
came from 80 many different quarters
that II speedily became something more
than q chimera. The nextinquiry was M
to what no was coming for. and everybody
said II could DO for nothing else than to
enter the convention ~ ssubstitute. and
withraw in favor OF some n Of the
other candidates. The programme as
marked out generally for this theatrical
episode is that Maine will wait until all
the other candidates ars named. and that
then some one Of her delegates will an
nounco in the usual way that the pine
tree State proposes the name Of her
gifted AMI distinguished son, James q.
Blaine; whereupon that gentleman. rem
dering his thanks for the great honor.
will withdraw his OWL name and second
the nomination Of some Que else. The
majority believe II will DO Hayes.
few think Bristow. and no N sup
poses II will be Conkling or Morton.
and there has been o hint that It may be
washburne. provided ho Is nominated
by some State, which does not Seem
probable. All this il given Ms simply
showing that Blame is out Of tho race.
Il is said there has been a serious break
in Blaine's lines In Illinois, and the
Mortonites are alrondy claiming tho ms.
jority OF tho delegation. Illinois will
not. however. DO here in full force be-
fore Monday. and nothing definite on
this point before that day can be ascsr-
tained.
The Walnut Street House refused to
receive the Alabama Delegation because
some are negroes. Other great hotels
take all the delegates without regard TO
color.
III. pressur. for Bi.lOv is very
strong.
A Times Washington special says that
Blaine never thought Of going to Gin
cinnati.
The Times specials from the respective
capitals intimate that Blaine il losing
ground in Michigan and Virginia. Meth.
er Conkling or Morton will gain by the
dropping Of Blaine.
The Times Philadelphia special says