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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-09

I AMUsEMENr,.
FoSDs Gr SsSsR Rogsh Lessee. and Manager.
THE THE s tsSSPsS; ESyESSS !.ss,
'"A"D AbaiissroS -
7, !, ], T. :;
The world. greatest ssf nsy player
AND lV dssAT srkAfS 81 r nsE6sa
FEyE W ~ gE .y y !; It. 'G Ead sH
GaArii aud ten taxing his ny the au-
s" :: ss s s. s The
Door. open At *. commenc. =. . O'Clock
GF F3SIH 3r5ss aassn ana Manager.
The H1ss ksI:i @rKSs S SSXkSy
TIE THE HES E EsSE.sh ""rsin 80 rSsi:
Ia The grand romantic Opera IN three acts
He He S S#s 4s e Ss sSSHaa33s$S
Elegant and appropriate scenery. costumes, 81
clursny. rressy. &c.
Mess wm Castle ;ain p 'S %ss:s s1s'' '
nA,iSs a::.,' WPa6 ;sss AZ
sae srs Ssne mi ct IN the
world uuasr ths afsr,,aa Of Mr. Neil Rryant
llHic1EnlSa nALL x,vo ,r.v = JuSE H.
MISS ADkLMDs LsST,'X
~, the .. s.. !, h,. As 1T ,. Is"
DoOru 5 TnEArRK.-AlM.k's LAsr rwo NIGHTS
noSDAy Eve MIG. LAST NIGHT But ONE.
Only unis Fl nr g ;ff EsrL triumph
TUESDAY EVEN, 81 SExr, "a. r s,ss,
NINE" LAST ia A 7 IA saSch il, HHsaIos.
Aimee In .hree different operas I'd Aimee In her famous
SSss.y event.. s,s = fssss sT
sfSs 4 sS ss 4 'sssas
sa s.:s' : g TIP ID I'G I.
pooTH's THEATRE -nlMkL's BENEFIT. TUESDAY.
Nile. MARIE AIMEE, Respectfully aanounce. TIM. her
we'll benefit last appearance Ia America wil take
place at
on TUESDAY EvkNiNa JUNE II.
tho following magnificent programme will b, pre-
sented:
l. Tho second act Of LEGO. a.. eharmaI work.
AIMEE IA he. ra alsia. t S1.sak c...e
The last act Il Lse', Hq.k IL; L.xs.inSavA
AIMEE I'm her original croaton) La Marjosine.
In which she sngs the Cuckoo and besgar Songs
l'' .sd VIZ if1s' ~'''''
As. vii .s III: is.. ss%s II
America her famous English and spsni-h songs
(a) she's just Swc<t BeQnet ID, Bo.ero. from LA
uche Cas~ee" c) Pretty Picture. td) La raomA.
S. Mile. AIMEE will few words offarewel 70 the
public
Prices for this extraordn usual
secured Nee OF Booths Theatre.
EiFTH AVENUE THEATRE
Il MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. at =
SO CENTS FOURTH WEEK New Opening.
ADMISSION. New scenes
KE EkvtD HUNPrY / New Speciaitiea
SEATS. 81. Young Aniuricu.
FAMILY DuMPrY inrl0r lymnAats.
CIRCLE, Currie AMI Hail
25 CENTS. REGIONS RUCTED. The Phono.rsph-
ROBERT FRASER as HUAPTY DUNPry.
=. WEDNESDAY. BENEFIT Of Nile. ELISE. -
Me-. u. X. luLLIkH. DkLEnANrY 4 nENUkER,
Ar. Par RuONEi, MURPHY MARTIN.
AND HOST OF VOLUNTEER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-09

MONEY ISLAND VIA LOCUST GRUvE.-TfIE
Ostaheh and favvritr steamboat Nay Ridge will leave
Ba,iery sndnr; pier East River tadIo,ulnx stated
island fersyD JOA NJ, 9:DJ 3.3D and 10 4. NJ. lsnl
LIN passengers In tire middle OF Uuney Island Returning
aDd III .liA NJ, 10 aud 20 H. NJ Excursion tickets,
90 cents. fare. 80 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-09

MONEY ISLAND.--BRUOkLYN BAN AND COMFY
~ Island Railroad pioneer railroad lstand
Trains cavs depot 9th ay. and 27h St. Greenwood
main entranecl 80. ptlO lO:IO, H. ii rs A.
IL 80 :i5. 2. 24t $3.50. l5, 40. $50 7:i5. aud
st5 r. NJ From Fulton terry taks Curt Third
Avenue from Hamilton terry tort amo on
which direct 70 Greenw pot 10 tw, MY
inmates Excursion tickets ~ cents. with pr vere Of
returning to York Uy steamers Arrowsintn ana Bay
Liugs from Locust Gr.ve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-09

DAsStNGEkS BY ANY STEAMER LANDING AT
Queenstown desiring Tourist tickets round Paris by
route should procure them n New YORK from COOK.
~dy. 10 cents. Autumnai Programme
for Palestine Egy pt and has upward OF 400
grammss Tor Ams.'c.n Tours August vacation trip 70
splendid amer CITY or CHESTER to leave New York
August issuing ticket for 81 trst class
passage. rawmvx and hotel,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-12
the reelection Of John p. Jones. but

the reelection OF John p. Jones, but
offer to Mr.. Sharon the opportunity
which he so sincerely desires, Of re-
signing his position with honor to him.
self and good faith to his party. l ask
you TO vote for a Republican member OF
Congress-. ask you. in short, not TO
allow our proud little State OF Nsvada
to take the attitude Of aiding the men
who are not the friends OF the Govern
ment OF the United States. We want to
redeem the Democratic House OF Rep
resentatives, aud We also want you to
give your votes for men 10 serve In our
Legislature, who, when they are 70.
turned will elect, not one, but two.
Senators Of the United States who are
In accord with the loyal sentiment OF
the nation. We want to be enabled
through your action at the polls to say
to all the world Here Is q redeemed
Republic. upon whose escutcheon now
there Is not q single STAIN"
At the conclusion Of Col. Taylor's
speech three rousing cheers were given
for the entire ticket, and the Republican
ratification meeting In Reno was at an
end. II great waves Of enthusiasm can
mako a success Of q political gathering.
tho rally last night was a genuine sue.
cess. II IL an omen Of victory for the
party in November. and o. such 1t will
be greeted all over the State Of Nevada.
The campaign is now fairly opened. aud
all that remains for us to make Q tri.
umphant issue is to work heartily and
we'll from now to the day Of election.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-12
POSTMASTER GENERAL.
re and Ills Party Reach Virginia
aud are Received ~ she Depot.


There was considerable stir In vir.
ginia this morning consequent upon tho
expected arrival there Of Postmaster
General Key and party.
There was no fuss attendant upon the
reception Of yirginia's honored guest.
He was met by Postmaster Addison Of
Virginia, Postmaster Marshall Of Gold
Hill, and Aldermen Hill. 0rndorff and
Young OF Virginia. aud q large
of citizens. the Mayor being conspic-
nous on the occasion by his absence.
The Mayor OF Virginia Is q Democrat
and uncompromisingly SO; and because
Postmaster General Key Is q Democrat
also and had seen ft to accept OF q
position 10 the Cabinet OF President
Hayes, Mayor Belknap ignored him.
The party consists OF Postmaster
General Key aud wife. and Miss Emma
and Miss Kate. his daughters; 5. A.
King, brother OF the Postmaster Gen.
rral, accompanied by his wife; Mrs.
T. l.. James. wife OF the Postmaster OF
New York, and Mrs. H. @. Pearson, her
daughter; Judge Harrison o! Tennessee.
member OF Congress; John Jamison.
Superintendent OF Railway Mail Service;
c. N. Hsndley Of the Executive Man.
sion. and A. q. Sharp. special agent OF
the Postofice Department.
These guests were ushered into car.
riages In waiting and taken to the Inter-
national Hotel. The programme Is to
visit the principal mines OF the Com.
stock and other places Of interest In this
vicinity. after which tho party will con-
tinue their overland way.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-12
Valuable Relies.

The Society Of Pacific Coast Pioneers
Of Virginia are continually In receipt OF
many valuable presents and rare curios.
tiles for their cabinet, but 1t has ro-
NAMED for Sam Baker to add to the col
lection some mementos which In the
the eyes Of the members Of ths Society
are beyond price. These are.
first, gold finger ring worn
by e1.President McAfesns for twenty
ave years previous to his death and
second-a Japanese silver coin carried
by Hon. c. E. De Long as a pocket
piece from the time his mission to the
island ceased up to the time OF his
death while president Of the society.
These relics OF them two dead Presidents
the Old Boys will cherish with most
JEALOUS care.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-12
Is~.xebrnsh stock.

A friend who came up from the Stats
Fair at Reno yesterday speaks very
highly Of ths display OF cattle and other
domestic animals. Being somewhat OF
q sharp in those matters. the fine
blooded cattle OF Col. Younger from
California took his eye to a considerable
extent, but be was particularly well i'm
pressed with the show OF live stock ex.
bibited by Mr.. A. =. Evans OF Long
Valley. Evans IL the owner OF the 10.
nous racing stallion Ballot Box. and
among the fine stock he has on eIhibi
ton he has seven y'arling colts aud six
sucking colts sired by Ballot Box. all
magnificent young animals. His red
and white short-horned Durhams com.
pared well with those from the other
side Of the mountains, and his thorough
bred ram 4" Blanco Buck" with q whole
pen full Of his young progeny. were not
equaled. Mr. Evausis an extensive and
enterprising rapcher, rs well as an OK.
cellent gentleman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-12
Avv,..,. ana. M.s.,.s,

Hon ID N hey and wife. Miss Kate Key,
Miss Emma hey, Col s A hey and wife,
Hon II II Harrison. Mrs Thos l. James,
Mrs Harry q Pearson. c NJ Hendley, Capt
A q sharpe, John Jameson. n. veein. "
Mason. l. \ Greenlaw. J Fry, l. II Torps
and wife. T q Herman, J y Menkle, ! \
Taylor. II shafier, J Mckenzie, W y n
Otiy. Geo shAffer and family. Cora Lee,
T Ross. 4 Woodwork. T Rose, \ Lang,
Mrs u II Ramsey. l. G Locke. J W Clar'
enee. J u C~osgrove. Mrs whitehill. Miss
Curry. Mrs @ 2 Mason. u Donahue, N ID
Halpin. Miss II May, Mrs Geo A Grail. Q
Rind.ell, Q A Lyford, Mi.s Finn, Mrs J
J sheppard and child. Mrs : N Davidson,
Miss G whiliin. II W Roberts. Norris.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-12
Corouer's Inquest,

The verdict Of tho coroner's jury as
10 the death Of William Molloy was that
deceased "came to his death by q mass
OF rock falling upon him whilo working
In the south DRIFT OF tho Belcher mine,
and from the evidence WI find no cause
OF blame to attach to any one, 1t being
an unforeseen accident, but would recon-.
mend timbering closer to the face OF
drifts In the future"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-12
Home Again.

Col. James G. Fair returned from San
Francisco yesterday morning. Mr.. Fair
is looking finely as ever, and smiles as Sc
renely as though bonanzas never pstered
out. The sly twinkle Of his bright black
eye plainly says: "Nsver mind, l can
lay my hand on another BONANZA when.
ever I want to. my SON.. know whore
Il IL, and It's bigger than its daddy"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-12
The Fair.

~ D,.. T.,t,L, a.. p.;r nj,
Epiroh Nh"s- AohB"' 'ho ~
N;n.rs' I1nion Hall will Gloss. Among
~ =,
the great number III Will regret -
at. III i... 81 ,.. candidates.
hear this VIII W nnany VI Wv
,ow In tina feld for public Offices. ''To
N -,
have the ladies on out side, SAID a
.-.. ..,;,.,. I, ,Lo hall
prominent chnu'ua'o ~ ~ n"i'
the other evening. ENSURES an
eIsction M the nolls ON the 9Th OF No.
e"No.. :, IL MN rs.
Vehioer heA,. 10 k.n'iehel "so ns.
not yet visited the falr, take neeu OF
this and don't fail to 90 this evening.
C,,mh. ,h,own nm ,ba watsrs will n
o'"Ne' 'a.""" 80
thrown IN the cause OF cnnrity hnu re-
lioion Ia returned 10 Won n thou.
I g., aoii.xs ,;y.n In
Saha 'o'u' n 10" "o'' 80.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-12
ne..r,ure. I...t E,euInr.

Al ralmOyo. N Z PalmOre. L I
rorPs. y ~ Frederick. = falk. u stanA'
man. Ns N Mcleod, Miss A Randolph.
II l. Lightner. T Cole. J W Grant. two
Sisters Of Mercy. T. Hyan.. A Cook. DIR
Heath. W Weber. N II fsunson. W ID
Robinson. W Williams. Mrs DR. ingalls,.
Mrs Barrett. G A Stephens, T. craw and
wife. c y Bieknell. A Mckay and wife,
Mr.. " L ThomAs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-12
A CASE.

One Of the most extraordinary eures on
record Was tbs: OF the man John Y. Herman.
dsz. residing In salt Lake City. who vas ct
deaths door with that terrible disease haras-
mus the best medical aid had failed 10 stop
the progress OF the mslsdy. when twenty.thrce
bottles of BRfSTOLfS sAksApAniLLA and
thres phisls Of DRi5ToLs PILLS made him .
veil man, iy75 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-12
All fours.

Thomas II. Ralston has q certificate
OF an assay Of Sierra Nevada ore made
by II. Harris, assayer. OF Gold Hill,
which is quite n curiosity. in that II
shows a string OF six figure As. The
assay is ~ follows I: Silver. s2.937 n ;
gold, Sl,50G 81 /; total, Si.4i4 ~. Ten
thousand assays might be made and the
same array Of figures not DO again
brought out. The piece Of ore assayed
taken out ut the foot OF the incline
where o place was cut for o sill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-12

"SrnucK Om."-The williamsons
will open at Piper's Opera House. vir-
ginia. next Friday. October 18th. in
.'struck OIL" Mrs. Williamson, rs
Miss Maggie Moore, wa a resident OF
Virginia in the early days. and is well
known to Comstock people, with whom
she has always been a great iavorite.
They will remain three nights only.
The CEsvicE MrSr.-A shaft Is about
to DO started on this mine at a point 800
feet south Of the railroad track and about
100 feet east Of the well.known creviee
which has opened along the east clay Of
the Comstock. n short distance east OF
Gold Hill. The work will be under the
observation-disclosures Of A. j. Mason. a miner
OF much experience.
Mas. FRiEDLASpkR. who lives in a
house on the Divide owned and occupied
BY n Mr.. Montague. has been deserted
by her husband. and Is not only SICK
aud helpless. but is also in utterly des-
tituis circumstance.
TnlSks.-The Sisters Of Mercy in
charge Of the Grass Valley (Cal.) Home
for Boys gratefully acknowledge the re-
ceipt OF $40. donated by the members
Of the Storey Republican County Con-
vsntion.
Tnr men working in the North Con-
sssaidaied Virginia shaft. have contribu-
tel $50 for the assistance Of q fellow
\ workman who had his Les broken q few
days since.
THE Utah incline is fast going down
toward the point at which the change OF
formation was first encountered in the
Sierra Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-12
Tho Good Done by Sena-
tor Jones.
Why We Must Re.elect Him TO the
Senate.
A RALLY THAT PREsAcEs CERTAIN
VICTORY.

iue upchihk kuu W ~ Nf
campaign in the State Of Nevada was
fired in Reno last evening. It was a
peculiarly appropriate place for opening
the battle, as the city is filled with visi.
tors from all parts OF the State in atton-
dance upon tho Annual Fair OF the n.
A. NJ. and NJ. Society, and many por-
sons were thus reached who will. in all
probability. not be again brought within
range Of political ammunition during the
campaign. Farmers and counirymen
FROM all over the State. who live far from
towns. aud will heneeforth DO reached
by effective argument only through
journals Of tho day. were last night
brought face to lace. for the first and
last time, with the candidates whom the
Republican party has put forth to claim
their suffmges. anu that the impression
produced upon them wa a good one.
and gives promise OF bearing good fruit
at the ballot box next month, was evi.
dsnced by the enthusiasm which pre-
vailed and the Mandatory comments which
found expression on all sides. The Re-
publican rally and ratification OF last
evening was in every respect a grand
success. and IL the work OF the cam
paign il carried on throughout the State
with the same vigor and enthusiasm
which characterized the opening at
Reno. the victory Of the Republican
party may already be looked upon as as
surei.
EALLrrSa TO TIE STANDARD.
Darkness had scarcely covered the
land when the streets Of Reno were illu.
minated with bouiires. aud the inspir.
ing music OF the Reno Brass Band called
upon her citizens TO rally around the
Republican standard. Street hawkers
were plying their trade. the Pavilion Of.
I-.-.I ~ AMI INA
.',- a,
variety company rom 'ae Virginia NJ
hambra made u bid for patronage at the
Opera House. But Notwithstanding all
these counter attractions, the Academy
Of Music was crowded with an audience
anxious to listen to the men who are to
rule over Nevada for the next four years.
Il was an audience. too. such as is not
usually met with at a political IN Getting.
The majority OF the men were charac.
terizsd by intelligent faces. and a noble,
manly bearing. Many ladies were pres.
emit. too, to add to tho interest OF the
scene. One Democrat. suffering from
the too rapid absorption oil iseno ~his-
Ky, a''emp'eu 70 aa' lp,;a. ,;a;en.
ioaslv irrelevant questions, for a time.
but he 500 yielded to the soporiic in
ducements Of the drug under which he
wa laborins and subsidized. giving evil
denee OF his presence only by an oeca-
sional snore. With this single eieep..
ton there was not even an attempt nj
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-12
sIOCk kErOET.

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LAST EVENING.
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THIS MORNING..
$50 Ophir, 80. 5ss, IS, 5TS. 5Ta, 80
iO2j Mexican, 10, T3S. T3h. 73s
3i5 Gould a Curry. 10. 1914, i9s
$40 Best a Belcher. IS. asa, 25s
eos California. i2A, i2Is, Is
i5I5 Savage. 22s. ~. AN, az, 22s
1900 Con. Virginia, i3k, ISL, IL
$50 ChollAr- Potosi. s.. 50. co. GO, GO
go Hale a Noreros-, -. 2sta .2ss
1870 Crown Point, 9s, %, %, Pc. ~
C55 Yellow Jacket. 3lS. 81
29ij Imperial, ! 10. l ~, ~. To- ~
go ksntuek, Is,Is,I
20 Alpha. i5S, 10
$50 Beleher. ~. 9'..gS
lis Confidence, u, IN
735 Sierra Nevada. 10, III, IDS, i9i, W.
1914. i9i
i55 Utah. 81. 3GS. 81 bio
1900 bullion, 10, io'.. ioa' loA sio
525 Exehequer. Gu b, 6&, %
80 succor, l 80
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-12
Ihisisg Interpretations

Among the latest mining incorpora-
tons In San Francisco Is the East sierrn
Nevada Consolidated Mining Company.
to mine In Storey county. Nevada
capital stock. sl0.OO0.0 DOC. Directors
solomon Hsydsnfeldt. A. j.. Holmes.
b. b. Minor, g. Holland and q. Il.
0hiseliu.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-12
ANNUAL MEETING.

psny.-Location Of principal place Of busi.
ness, els California street. Union Insurance
Building) San Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Gold Hill, storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby eiven. that the annual meet.
Ing OF the stockholders Of the above named
company for the election OF . Board Of f,s
Directors 10 serve Tor the ensnipg year and Tor
the tram action OF u c other business ~ may
properly coms before the meeting. will be held
o. toe Conpsny's once. ais California street.
Union Insurance Bnildingl nan frapc,rco.
OCTOBER. is1s, Ct . O'Clock y. n. Transfer
books gill be closed on and after saturday. oc'
tobsr n. 1878.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
seu rs JOSEPH sRUss. secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-12
The FIRST GUN F.!

THE FIRST GUN !
The REPUBLICAN !cAM-
PAIeN OPENED IN
RENO.
Last Nights Grand Rally
10 the Flag.
OLD lME.EnThUSlASm
BUBBLInG OVER.
r. N. Daggett Makes a
ROusing Speech.
He Literally Demolishes
Mr.. Deal.
And Gives Him the Lie
Direct.
SOME REMARKS SUITED TO THE
CHlvAlRY.
John Henry Kinkead to
the Front.
UNLIKE BRADLEY, NE CAN TALK.
His Views on the Bullion Tax.
Harry Mighels on the War
Path.
PROOF THAT NE IS NO PLEDGE
BREAKER.
Mr.. Hammond on Secta-
rianism.
AN ELOQUENT APPEAL BY BOB
TAYLOR.
Tho Good Done by Sena-
tor Jones.
Why We Must Re.elect Him TO the
Senate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-12
POLITICAL NOTICE.

nEPUBLIoAN STATE GENITAL CON:
X uiTrkE or NEVADA "A meeting Of
- ~p.a,h,ir.n state Central Commiite will DO
held Al tnsir rooms on THUnsDAY. october
10th, at II o'clock.- u.,,,. ali
ALI. porEs, sserstary.
Viratnis, Oetobef !. 1875. ocetd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-12
,. u. Hammond.

Following Mr.. Mishels, came j. ID.
Hammond. candidate for State Super.
intsndent OF Public Schools. Mr..
Hammond is ono Of the most eloquent
speakers that ever mounted ths rostrum.
The ready applause was not wanting to
greet and inspire him. His speech was
very short, not occupying above five
minutes. Here II is:
81 wish TO make n few remarks Of n
personal character. It has been said Of
me that l Am a sectarian and n preacher.
I must plead guilty to the last charge. l
belong to the Methodist Church North,
a church which furnished soldiers by
the thousands in the holy struggle to
preserve this glorious Union intact.
Side by side with us stood other Con.
gregations. Prot, stants aud Catholics.
Il has been said that the Superintendent
Of Public Instruction has 1t In his
power to make the public schools sec.
tartan In their character. There Is q
direct denial Of such power in the Con-
stitution and in our statutes. Do you who
know me believe that I would attempt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-12
A SOMEWHAT EMPHATIC GLE"

LIN.
With these words Mr. Daggstt threw
from him to the floor Of the hall a copy
OF the Okolona (Aiiss.) States, fairly
reekipg in sentiments OF treason and
~disloyalty. The point made was ORA.
maiio and tho audience fully appreciated
the sensation, but no person seemed
willing to dirty his fingers by contact
with the rebellious journal, aud IL lay
UNDECIDED until q charitably disposed 70.
porter OF the Reno Gazette picked II
gipgerly up and tossed II back to the
speaker. a..
Mr.. Daggett referred TO n pamphlet
circulated by Deal containing extracts
from the Eai,rprise purporting to have
been written by him, aud said. Until
the last ten months, / never had con.
troll Of the Eaierpris. and Mr.. Deal
knows 1t. When he charges me with
writing the articles which he has select
ed for reprinting. he lies aud he lies
in his throat ! aud clear to the bottom
Of his jaundiced and seditious liver he
lies and he knows that, too y
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THE NATION, Az THEY CALL IT.

The speaker concluded with q brief al
fusion to Mr.. Deals remarks on "ths
nation, as they call it," in the Carson
Convention. eyes" he exclaimed.
Thanks DO to Almighty God. We hopt
a nation! Thanks TO the brave men
whose souls went out from the filthy
prison pens OF the South. We haze a ma.
ton |! Thanks to the Republican party
and last but not least, thanks to those
noble Douglass Democrats, those Mud.
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"noNEsr, HONEST, DEMOCRACY.
/ approach o with uncovered head,
and I may almost say with unsandalled
feet, a feature Of the Democratic party
which you will oil recognize instructive
iy. its remarkable honesty and
purity. The Democracy. 1t is true. has
not enjoyed much Of the power OF the
nation for the last eighteen or twenty
years, but whenever they have been
given the chance. the boys have done
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sils whom the chivalry could not cor.
rupt. and who marched shoulder 20
shoulder with our bravo RcpublieAn
hosts Yes. we hare n nation I! II tLns
nation is worth preserving tbe Republic
ran party is worth preserving. II the
Republican party Is worth preserving,
vote for 1t 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. II will not
be fulfilled while the arm OF Treason
is raised aloft against the Republic. or
the sense OF patriotism aud justice IT,
mains in the human heart !"