Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-12

to do such q thingi mo ! no ! and loud
%applause.1 You who do not know me.
take n good. square look at me, now,
and tell me do you believe this charge
brought against mep moi no II
stand now a. I have always stood. I
an n practical teacher. and my platform
has always been that our schools
| should be free from the slightest
faint OF sectarianism. (Applause.
/ believe. m / have always believed,
that il is not proper that the sculptures
should bo read or expounded In our
schools. l om a preacher. l have been
called from ON high to stand between
the living and the dead. ! have taken
to me little children. and placed the
seal Of heaven on their infant brows.
IL has been mine TO comfort the dying
and point them to q higher life. But
say now. Us I have always said. q man Is
first, q citizen Ia next, and the pro-
fessional man IL last. Side by side
with the soldier went forth those who
stood In the sacred desk and expounded
the gospel word. I'm only O poor
Methodist preacher. and ! give my op.
poheh, inc iu'i penen' VI I'M nu
sss,sm w.s s,sr,sd Inv ,bs puri,ans Of
New England. and the first public school
in this land, at Newport. r. /. was pre-.
sided over by a preacher, the Rev.
Robert Linthali, and from that day to
| this our public schools have been sus-
tanned by the church, mot as a church
institution, but as something that should
liit men up-and make good hspubli'
cans VI .helh, =
ar. iiammohu closed Win ah eio-
queht preuic!ion OF the complete VIC
tory OF the i.epuoncah party. o en-
th,isiasni. az he retired. wa ~unbounded.
NJ. a. murphy, candidate Ior ATTORNEY
o'enefai, anu Charles .; 'aiiah, VINO
aspires 70 tne position OF Dist,ic, Judge,
succeeueu air' hammond. EACH mAue
q hea' h'ue Speech and gave way 10
CoioseI q. 10. Taylor.
Owing to the lateness OF the hour. the
s,.ooh n, colo,oi T.v,o, w.. wary h,;.,
u was 'uii OF 'he sp'i'' o' e'ol"enee
which charactorizes all Ills oratorical ell
forts. He said that the Convention ut
purst. had mt forth mn a ,I.tform Inv
TAR the oes' uec'araeon OF pfihe'PieS 'na'
has ever been enuncinsted since Nevada
bscame q Stato In the Union. Not only
,hs, lint The standard bsarsrs Of the Re.
- -. -. -. A., al.
pu'''an parry "o W
year OF grace 1000 OF men against
whom not q whisper OF suspicion couid
he uttered. He knew them all as per-
s'na ~. Ia Iohn n K;nLasd hs
had known for "a years. knowing
him as I do" said the Colonel. 81 tell
you, fellow citizens. that be Is a man OF
.Nnn ' ooma h.,,,a ,or anS ,oiI ~,
himsslf and needs not 10 be bjppo.
JromeJ behind Deal and Kittrell. and
men Of That stamp. You know what /
mean nv being hippodromed, You have
ssan ,bs Democratic posters in this cam.
nai.n-.Mr Dsal and General Kittrell
nm .dlrsss The people ON the issues of
H. J.y p q Govsrpor l. n. Bradley
I'm ~ nr,s,nf nj eaeb of these meetinps''
n reminds one forcibly of a circus post.
or. There will DO n side. show Of the
bearded woman /! II IL about time for
the people Of Nevada to be allowed TO
boast of somhthing besides broad horns.
What We want now il o broad forehead,
with brains behind II, aud we mean to
have II in the person OF John Ii. Kin.
kead.
TINY noy,sz. rr1p.
-,
iho "ho'e pu''eh VI 'no Nehoe'a"'
campaign seems to be bonanza. i have
nv own peculiar views about the bullion
"a, l.w belisve as thincs ars NOW
that II is just and proper. The bonanza
men ought to bear their fair share OF the
burden OF taxation. That is q principle
upon which hepnDlicans can stand, =
Is 1av nd hr b. naOris .nd hy ,ha mi.
Ian ,sY nlank in its platform. But that
is a very different thing from appealing
to the lower passions o. men, and howl
ing nhu ye'P'as .u0 wns,,h. and
Lov, will attract the lower and more
brutal classes Of our population. We
do not make war upon these men as a
hrm. we nov musn she
nave aone 70 aevelop WV. ,n ,ns'o anu
our e'a,s; anI S 81. m I'm ~ matte
.,oa'eu WIN '"o 90. ~ a,SA" IT,. nv
'ha' We ,he'V ou' y. w, ~. 80
more anu NJ ,.' ss.s a,wn,n
Wise IN 70 uaAI ns''p p=aa.SiI.an.
n'sni anu -" =. Nh a sn;a,so .,
eanpo, "v IT., 80 ~, H. ..ns;hia men
n"nun n ~ II, a. hn.;noss 81
~ WIS "a"''' MN
h'e'
sEylrog JOHN r. JONES.
,,o,h., malta, IA som.vbst init.
- -.
ma'eiy cohhec'eu WIN 'n,s' oui parry
declares that great good has been done
10 the people OF the nation, and espe-
ILL.,, ., a.. noo,ls NJ ,bis State Inv tbs
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Work OF u hepuoiicah men'oe's o'
Congress In securing the passage Of the
Silver bill. Senator John +. Jones