Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-27

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special says: The delegstss 70 the Grssn-
back State Convention are Assembling.
Marcus Hanton will cali The Convention
TO order at u o'clock. and temporary and
permanent Presidents will be chosen. Who
thess Officers will be 10 not yet stated. The
programme 10 made out subject 70 20 many
probable cnangcs MAT the Management do
chne' ~ ~, 70 MAKE IL public. Thu m
venton' aftsr An nour . session. will ID
lourn 70 meet Peter Cooper q the depot
u give him . reception. A full Ststs
ticket VIII probably be nominated. but
there 10 nothing 10 indicate who will be
put upon IT,.
The so-oalled Grssnback State Convsn-
ton met to-day. and after appointing sev-
eral committees u took . recess.
Upon r~eassembling the temporary Old
GERS were made permanent.
The resolutions cordially indorse tho In
dianspolis platform and declare for Cooper
and Cary /; declare that there can DO no
business prosperity unless all property 10
equally taxed, and therefore demand that
Government bonds shaii bear their Just
share OF public taxation; That q moro Just
system Of laws should DO enacted for the
regulation Of incorporated wealth, 20 that
persons and property shall not DO unjustly
taxed for being transported over railroads.
n that Inducements by savings banks
and insurance companies shall ahord
greater protection 70 those whose Interests
they have In charge. i
The reading OF tho resolutions caused
considerable excitement. u delegate pro-
~nouncing Q utterly unworthy OF the
movement represented by the Convention.
Maitland charged that . clique had drawn
up the resolutions and had totally ignored
| the interests Of laboring men. The reso-
buttons were finally adopted.
Richard Montgomery Grimm. editor OF
the Albany Ersaiag fost. was nominated
for Governor, Thomas Armstrong for Lieu
tenant Governor. Anthony y. Cuddeback
for Canal Commissioner. Marcus n. Dixon
for Judge Of Appeals. and John w. Crump
for State Prison Inspector.
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MONTGOMERY, Alabama, september ~.
doctors Stone and Vaudeville OF New
Orleans. with ten nurses passed through
hero for brunswick. deorgia. to-day.
MACON. Georgia. September 2G.-L.
Davenport. Mayor Of brunswick. Georgia.
| and ]. NJ. Dexter. Chairman Of the Board
Of Health. appeal for help for tho stricken
city. Hall the p0pulatt)n are down with |
| the yellow fever. busin. ~ 10 suspended and
supplies exhausted. and unless aid Ia
speedily sent many will die Of starvation.
The suffering and want cannot DO des-
| cribed.
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.Tn.r sPU.' 49, r.r.ortsS ~ IA Po,ri
from tSs iItS of iupu.t 70 d.ts tvsnty.
.iY c.ses on yellow fever. Of which seven.
teen were fatal. The disease is confined
TO q few squares In tho uppe, portion OF
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Deeh sumcient eausc 70 lussly tneIi clio
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Prehehai'n''
GALVESTON. Texas. September 49,.
Health Physician Blunt this evening nou-
ned Captain Fowler. agent Of the Morgan
line. that the steamer which lett Morgan
City to-day, would b The last OF me Ine