Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-25
THE BARBECUE AND THE RE.
PUBLICAN LOVE FEAST.
Badges. Bunting. Booming and
BandSS
MAGNIFICENT Speeches by Judge
HawIey. Charley belong
and Tom Fitch.
A Day Of Joy and Jubilee!

A Day Of Joy and Jubilee!
Farmer Treadway's barbecue was q
sumptuous and super-abundant treat
Beef, lamb. roast pigs. bread by the
thousand loaves. vegetables by the ton and
pies by the hundred, these were what the
multitude we're offered. An immense
crowd filled the grounds and perfec.
gala day was enjoyed by all participants.
The number of people arriving from all
points was very great. Never any poli'-
ical gathering in the State before that
approached it.
IRE MASS MEETING
In the pavilion was q vast array OF ladies'
and gentlemen. The buildings all about
were festooned with bunting and the
day was rarely propitious. About two
o'clock the Washington Guard Band
filed in and enlivened the scene and
stilled the growing restiveness of the
audience with patriotic airs deliciously
executed. Meantime a brass howitzer
in a field hard by was waking the echoes
Of the hills. startling the nerves of the
nervous, making ladies' heads ache and
firing the loyal heart as we'll as the loya
wad. A little after two O'Clock Judge
Hawley. who was called to preside over
the meeting. called the assemblage to
order in particularly we'll chosen sd
dress and named the following list OF
Vice Presidents who were unanimously
elected: Judge Beatty and Judge Earle,
Vice Presidents at Large; d. o. Adkiu-
son and Jasper BabcOck, Storey county:
F II. Hart, Lander county: A. j. Blair,
Lincoln county; H. Carpenter, White
Pine county; P. Everts, Eureka county;
j. B. Moore, Elko county; c. II. Stod-
dsrd, Humboldt county; j. w. Hsines.
Douglas county; ]. NJ. Jameson, Washoe
county. DR.. Zabriskie, Lyon county; Mr.,
Bozeman, Nye county; NJ. Murphy, Es
BY county; Elmer Yates, Churchill
county.
At the close of Judge Hawley's open
ing address he introduced to the au-
dience the
HON. CHARLES 3. DELoNG,
Who treated the great audience to one
of his ablest and most effective speeches
He made brief historical review of the
differences which finally cul
in the rebellion and brought on
the abolition Of slavery. the downfall of
the Confederacy and the reconstruction
of the South. 1--WE stand asking to-
day." he said, "a renewed assurance of
your confidence in the Republican
party" He made q mastery review of
that plank in the Democratic platform
which processes SO hot an affection for
The iverty- loving German" and at
tempts to arraign the Republican party
for the introduction of Chinese labor
into the United States. The labors and
results of Republican action in effecting |
treaties with European powers recog-
nizing the validity Of our naturalization
avs were cited, and the fallacy and |
falseness of Democratic pretense con-
the Chinese question was
proven. He made a most earnest and |
stirring appeal to all naturalized citizens
10 stand by the party by whose policy |
md performances their expatriation and |
full American citizenship had been fully |
guaranteed and accomplished. "Vote |
or the man who gave his services and |
.isked his life and fortune in the field in |
preference to the man who. when his
country was in peril from treason and |
was enriching himself by des-
polling railroad shareholders and finding |
- - ,,.t
his career Of plumber and rspine." said
he speaker. Hendricks slippery char
Ic.er was cleverIy reviewed, and after a
most interesting and effective speech of |
half an hour Mr.. DeLong closed with
burst of eloqnence which set the au
Hence wild with enthusiasm aud up
0arious in its plaudits.
THE GEE CLUB
hen sang q campaign song which was
Dudly applauded. and then came, amid
beers and the clappins of welcoming
lands,
TEE SILVER ToNGUED ORATOR.
Ion Thomas Fitch. He opened with
n aneodots illustrative of his large and
ong sustained acquaintance with Ne
ada and the sage brushers. Then he
apply alluded to the progress made
nder Republican rule, whereby this
nee isolated State was now brought
nto close neighborhood with California
nd the world of art. commerce and pro-
ress. He asked if, in contemplation of
II these proofs of the wisdom and con-
ervative policy of Republican DONNA
on. j: were wise to place the institutions
the country in the hands of the Dem
cratic party. The Democracy of Ne
ada might be trustworthy. might not
. willing to see outrages visited upon
,e black Republicans Of the South; but
hat Of the Democracy Of Georgia and
Mississippi? Let MS never abandon to
,e tender mercies of their enemies the
,lored wards of the nation. Here and
lsre, scattered among the audience,
ere many colored men, whose attentive
anner testified their interest in the
ords Of the orator, and whose club
adges were the outward signs Ct their
REIMBURSEMENT. These most heartily !
,sered the gifted speaker.) lis it ne |
asarv 70 anneal 70 ArnsPiran citizons- +.