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

sins whom the chivalry could not cor.
rupt. aud who marched shoulder "a
shoulder with IA bravo RopublioAu
hosts !! Yes, we hare n nation , IL TIL
nation is worth preserving the Republi'
ran party is worth preserving. II the
Republican party Is worth preserving
vote for IL from top to bottom; vote The
entire ticket. Vote 1t from one end to
the other. The mission Of the R-pub'
lican party is not fulfilled. It will moi
be fulfilled while the arm Of Treason
Is raised aloft against the Republic. oil
the sense OF patriotism aud justice re-
mains in the human heart !"
John Henry Kinkead.
When Mr.. Daggett closed. tho Chair
man led to the front John Henry Kin
ksad, the gentleman whom the Republi.
cans Of Nevada have chosen to lead them
to victory; on the 9th Of November. As
he stepped down the platform a per
feet hurricane OF enthusiastic applause
greeted him. Mr.. Kinkead is n noble
looking man. aud intelligence and integ'
rity beams out from every feature. III,
is q man fitted to command. aud the vasl
audience recognized this trait in BIZ
character Ia an instant. II was fully q
minute before the applause subsidized SC
that he could DO heard. Then he spoke,
His voice is clear and pleasant. and
though neither by training M by prnc'
tice a public speaker he gained the at
tention aud the confidence Of his hearers
from the beginning. His speech wa'
short and to the point. 1t was getting
late, he said. and many eloquent gentle
men were TO follow him. He woult
make his remarks very short. and devote
them to one subject, the
nuLLIos TAX LAW.
"In the State CANVASS" said MIR
| Kinksad, "the main issue seems to b'
| the Bullion Tax law. Two weeks ngc
tho Republican party met in council al
Eureka. and adopted a platform. in
which their wishes were fully and freely
expressed. 1t il n good platform. and
every eiliAeh -, WY .aino W.
,.cs;,ai ihe ~rominniion for Governor
/ endorsed tho platform fully and
heartily. endorse 1t just rs fully aud
heartily tonight. and ! here pledge my
self. IL elected Governor Of this State by
your kindly votes. to base my admins.
tration Of the government upon the dec
laration OF principles made by the lie,
publican party at Eureka. IL one OF
the planks the party pledges itseii
against any repeal. amendment. OF
modification OF the Bullion Tax law rs
1t now stands upon the statute book OF
the State. accept that plank as bind
ing upon me, II elected To preside over
you. II thoroughly necords WIN my
Judgment aud my convictions OF rlghl,
and shall be made the ruie OF my acnoi'
IN Executive otiicer OF Inc STATE OF Ne
vada.
fLkpdES 10 III ht'r' q,
know thai u Is " common femn'h
that platforms mean no'hins' thai 'hey
are simply made TO catch votes My
friends. / am not one OF those VINO 1901
upon platforms from that standpoint
They are the solemn promises oil a
party 10 ihe people. upon 'he s'rens'n
vo,srs n H. ,hc du,y Of The marty il
il the duty Of tho men elected upon
such promises to see to II that the con.
fidenco OF the people IL not betrayed;
me It%ePuplenh pa,.y nn IT,
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" you' 'ine o ~. nnI.
my'sr sIua,.g ''n 49, 1nu. so I
mow x;.,d ~ o,ba, ana ahlaT sneakers
,har myssII"
Hon. u, u. Migheis'
AT the conclusion Of Mr.. kinkead's
brief address, Harry Mighels, candidate
%, ri-.r,.,an, Go,.,,or was usbered
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y.,,.. noo5,. II. ,ooL on bis coa,
aud .avo,cea IN The stand as tbouph he
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.rJ;snco In n GOOD bumo, throughout.
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" claims 10 DC eepuoi.c"n, u on,svn
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has 10 sayior himself
NOT A rLrpdr. BnEAKER.
wbs, Mr. Nichols received Tho nomi.
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