Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-19
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our Nsxs visa President speaks.
NEW Yonx. June l9.-wm.A A. Wheel
Or was ssrsnsdsd at G~srrison's Land
Ing. New York. last evening. he 10
stopping there temporarily. being .
member Of the Board Of Visitors at the
West Point Military Academy. A torch
light procession and . band stopped IN.
der his window. he immediately ap-
psarsd on the balcony and said; ~
thank you gentlemen for the congratuls-
lions for the honor whichis a. unexpected
to you a. 10 myself. and which has car
tainly not been sought for BY me. I
was not oblivious Of the fact that my
name had been mentioned BY warm
friends who desired my success. but I
neither looked nor hoped for such over
whslmins evidence Of the conventions
favor. But I have been q soldier In the
Republican ranks too long. and have en-
joyed its confidence too much, not to BE-
aware Of the high responsibility which
accompanies that confidence. To be
nominated in times like these BY q great
party which. despite its occasional short
oomings. represents In its fullest extent
the intelligence, the patriotism and the
conscience Of the country. 10 indeed an
honor. The so-calledt tidal wave oil 1874
which swept the Democratic party
into power In the Lower House Of
Congress. has reuulted In demon
straiing to the American people
the utter unftnsss OF that party for
every ono Of the duties required Of 1t.
For the past seven months the Dem
ocratic majority In the House Of Rep
rs~sentativss has been on trial before the
nation, and the nation Is now ready
to render Its fully matured verdict.
The Democratic party has always
boen false to Its promises, false to its
duties. and false TO It's opportunities for
reform. which were presented to II. II
Is to tho Republican party that We to.
day are indebted for the privilege Of
celebrating the one hundrsdth annivsr-
sary Of our Independence. andi II il to the
same noble party that We intend to con
sign the Government In tho future. /
do not doubt. gentlemen. that In the
coming canvass we shall achieve
splendid triumph. With that honored
soldier and patriotic citizen. Governor
Hayes. at our head. and the entire Re.
publican party Of all shades and opin.
ions supporting him. we have but to do
our duty ri honest voters and good cit.
liens, and victory Ia ours again. Gen.
tlsmsn. l thank you fer this manifest.
aiion Of your approval Of the conven.
tion's work."
Moro Indian Murders.
New YoRx. June ia Heuld's nps-
cial from Sydney. Nebraska. under date
Of June l7th, says the Indians killed 40
men on Thursday the 18th, at q point
90 miles south Of this place. They be-
longed to Colorado. Over 100 white
men have been killed In this section
within week. The Indians belong
to the Cheyenne Agency, in the Indian
Territory.
Nxw YoRx. June l9.--Schreiber. who
was appointed Cashier Of the Methodist
Book Concern in 1869. to succeed . de-
f%sultsr. has now turned out to Be- q do
faultcr himself. The amount missing IL
about $1,000. Schrsiber has been
locked up in the Ludlow.street Jail.
The "Can Can" In she CIty Of
Beeehsr.
Nxw York, June l9.-The police
made a descent on the Olympic Theatre,
Brooklyn. last night, and closed II, pre-.
venting the performance Of the Can
Can" which bad been advertised.
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