Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-26
TELE GRAPHIC.
Resolutions OF The New
Jersey Republican
Convention.
THE NEW YORK REPUBLICANS AS.
sEMBlE At ROCHESTER.
Alonzo B. Cornell Calls
the Convention to
Order.
AND THUS IGNORES HAYES
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
Senator Morton Consoled BY the
Ministers.
HARRY NEIGGS' HEALTH SLIGHTLY
IMPROVED.
lsrsciAL DrsrArcurs TO ruE COIN HrLL
DAILY NK~s.l
HARRY NEIGGs' HEALTH SLIGHTLY
IMPROVED.
lsrscrAL DsrArcuSs TO ruE COIN HILI
DAILY Nxws.l
New Jersey Republican Mate Con.
veution.

veusion.
TRENTON. N. j., Sept. 25.-In the Re
publican Convention to-day. after recess,
General Fitzpatrick was chosen permanent
President.
William A. Newolls was nominated for
Governor.
Tho resolutions reafirm the Cincinnati
platform; rebuko those factions Of the
Democratic party which question tho val
idity Of the Presidential tito: cordially
recognize the esrnestncss and sincerity
with which the President IL laboring "a
promote reconciliation In all sections and
secure efficient and economical admins
ton Of the business OF the Government
that we arc united In desiring tho accom-.
plishment OF these great objects. and
pledge our hearty support TO every wise
measure calculated 10 secure the lasting
unity and prosperity Of the whole country
ON basis Of impartial Justice
congratulate tho country on the progress
toward resumption, and demand further
legislation, II necessary. TO secure resumP-
tion At the time now fixed; declare that
tho State Democrats. In nominating for
Governor ono In nowise Identified with the
.a.,erI,nrsi MISUNDERSTANDING or CONNER.
~ ;n,sres,. m tbe State nor familiar
la .hs ,,oo,,is .,5 their wants. and who.
III. w,,bIu ,wo wears. has been a caudi.
date for Office In an adjoining State. have
disregarded tho uniform political practice
and shown themselves wiling 70 sactinco
r,rv ana S.yo %insnlted tho state pride Of
citizens; demand q reduction Of interest
10 ak per cent; oppose tho interference
OF religious scc.s WIN o,A'e ana'r'' W Ut
'',rou " .ae III. ,h., ..w. ,oin,
with nrids 10 The evidence which the his.
tory Of the Republican party affords Of Its
devotion TO the Interests OF laDor. inns
secuIsu i,yyy -. ,bs,, llb"r mi ,Srpnvb
Inc agency Of q reasonable tariff has sought
TO protect workmcn against hurtful COM
petition OF ill-paid labor OF foreign lands.
That tho past record Of tho party is .
guarantee that lis future policy will DO
one of Justice 10 w%orkingmen a. well a. 10
other classes Of the people, and which by
the adoption Of wise financial measures
and encouragement Of industrial interests
will, so far as u can be accomplished by
legislation. tend TO open new avenues for
the use Of capital and the employment OF
labor" Adjourned.
...... uo.,o, and In. ui.i.terr.
80 o-...,.- q. -T,I.
RICHMOND ind., eep.cmo'i
morning the Rev. II. Z. Holiday anu the
Rev. DR.. Bayliss, old personal friends Of
a.n.,o, Mo,,o, and LEADING mini.ters of
a." wD...,,., c,.,~.h I. ,Ii. s,,,o .,,,eJ
tue "e'hoa's' o"u
upon tho SENATOR IN ooc''ohre 70 'hs'r"'-
lions from the Southeastern Indiana Con-
,~sronce. anil prescnt.d him with n series
A.. a. c..,o...... -,
VI r~e'o'ua'"' "' ~
their session yesterday, together with q
letter from Bishop Haven. The first rcso.
,.,,,,, a..,.r,. ,b., Tho confercnce reoarJ
ia'on
the SENATOR'S eona'.lon rs ~ saoh sIa'n
importance ~ 20 uemanI Iromi l.a ioll
r~eeogninon' Inc seeohu Pa's upon ItcoIu
their high spprecistoh ., ,ns em u.
services the senator iAs ron,eisa 'ne osso
INC nA'ion ooln aurihs anu slh'e uny Wal
'nn., .nd nromn,ed lie wis6 that
bis life may DO spared. The third
declares that tho calamity That has
overtaken MN y Sno p ~ hu.snn 10 Il.
voice Of patriotic PRAYER and tho fourth
and aith, that Bishop Haven lead the
Conference In prayer to God that Senator
Morton may DO spared. and that two per.