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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-04
UNITE ron THIS ONCE.

Republicans Of Nevada. two years
ago you carried this State for President
Hayes. by a majority OF 1915. This
shows what you can do when united in
sentiment aud action upon the great
issues involved in local self.Goyern-
ment. With such numerical strength.
how can you justify yourself II the Dem
ocratic party is allowed by any recreant
betrayal OF your trust. to snatch from
you the laursls OF victory tomorrow 7
Are you not ashamed that this I!epub-
lican State Of Nevada. this State christ
ened amid the roar OF cannon. and
INJURED aud reared by Republicans m,
has so long been allowed to be governed
by u man who hates the nstion' US
they call it," and whose whole soul beats
responsive to the traitorous sentiments
which created the civil war ? Are you
not ashamed to think that this Is no be-
cause OF your failure to rally to the
standard Of your party Is 1t right OF
noble in you to sacrifice the power which
Justly belongs to you BY reason OF your
superior strength, aud to turn over this
battle. born State TO the control OF
"Chiys" and traitors to our common
country Think OF this tomorrow,
and let no personal prejudice interfere
between you aud what you know to be
your duty. II is principles upon which
q gov eminent must DO based ; men are
simply executive agents, to carry the
principles into effect. The true patriot
will never forget this. and never forsaks
his principles. simply because the men
selected to execute them happen to be
personally distasteful to him. We have
been unfaithiul in the. past. aud as O
result the opponents Of all that is lib.
ersl aud elevatins in u system OF gov.
eminent have been placed in command
OF our Ship Of State. Now let us try a
new experiment. Let US for just this
one time unite in defense Of u party
and its principles /; and see what will
follow. Surely we a stand party pros
perity for u little while. II we find that
we are not so honest. or not so capable,
Of managing the State rs u opponents,
at the next election we can turn the
reigns Of government over to them
again. But lot us give ourselves one
trial. at least. Let US stand united to-
morrow, and place our l,075 majority
for this once where it will do the most
GOOD.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-04
RALLY FOR VICTORY.

There never was a campaign In the
histo OF Nevada which was 40 full Of
glorious promiseto the Republican party
as that which will end with the closing
Of the polls tomorrow. Cheering news
is waited to us on every breeze. All
over the State our hosts are fiushed
with the confidence Of q coming tri-
umph. while the forces Of the enemy are
disorganized aud demoralizsd. Our
leader is a man fitted to command; O
man to whom we can look with conf
dence. and in whom all classes Of the
citizens Of the State recognize a GENTLE
man Of stern integrity aud sterling abili.
ty. The enemy is m~arshalled by a nan
who has misled them in the past, and
against whom fully half their number
were arrayed in bitter conflict less than
two months Ago.. The Aght on their
part tomorrow will be q spiritless one.
and the outward show OF enthusiasm
which will characterize II will be but
hollow mockery. The result is practi.
cally In our own hands. We can elect
our entire ticket. II we but rally to the
polls aud do u duty rs citizens and
Republicans. We have everything to
cheer us ON to victory, a righteous cause,
manly standard bearers. and 4 disheart.
sned enemy. Let us rally, then. as in
times gone by, aud carry the State as
we used to carry it, by such an onslaught
OF political enthusiasm as nothing can
withstand.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-04
THE ONLY JONES TICKET

The reelection Of Hon. John z. Jones
to the United States Senate depends
upon the success Of the Republican
legislative ticket tomorrow. Let no
voter in Storey county who is Ia favor
OF seeing silver maintain its place rs
money. forge, this fact. Attempts will
DO made to deceive us at the polls, and
other candidates than the Republican
will DO represented as in the interest oil
Jones. Do not deceived. friends OF the
Silver bill. The Democratic nominees
for the Legislature are one and all
pledged 20 ro,e G9iby,i Senator Jones. The
following lis, Of anne will be found On
the Republican ticket, AMI every ballot
east which does not b,as these names Is
n ballot against the return Of Jones: For
State Senators-J. L. Wheeler. W. ID. O.
Gibson. For Assemblymen-S. W. Pow
ell. Thomas Lane. William Prisk, Henry
A. CASTOR. John L. Allen. j. G. Harlow.
Dan. Lyons. j.. Z. Smith, John l..
Hanna. Owen Fraser. Geo. l.. Andrews.
I. Fulton. J. L. flannery. A. Lawson.
Cut this "a and compare it with your
ticket before voting tomorrow. The
question Of the Senatorial succession is
Of too infinite en- importance to allow Of
any mistake being made.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-04
REJECT BRADLEY.

Because he has deliberately broken
his implied pledges to Democrats and
Republicans alike, by accepting a nom.
nation foe u third term. after having
been twice elected to the Office OF Gov
ernor on an anti.thiri.term platform.
Because IL il unwiso to encourage tho
idea in any n man that he has a life.
lease upon the highest local office in the
gift OF the State. Because Governor
Bradley is unit. either by natural talent
or education. to fulfill the duties which
the Constitution makes obligatory upon
the Chief Executive Of the State. Be-
cause he Is VIGOROUSLY a man Of strong
personal prejudices. which no contin-
ually allows to warp his judgment aud
govern his official actions, to the great
detriment Of the State. Because. hav-
ing no idea Of the requirements OF the
office himself. he is naturally made the
tool OF designing men, who have used
him in the past, to further iheinown
selfish ends. aud will No use him in the
future, IL We continue him in the Office
which he now nominally holds. Because
he is a Democrat OF the most pro.
nouneed rebel proelivitics. aud the atti-
tude now being assumed by the National
Democratic party offers US a solemn
warning against trusting our State to a
Democratic Administration in the pres
ent perilous times.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-04
VOTE FOR KrSKHE

Because he is gen,lspsn yhoviil do
honor to the executive chair. md reflect
credit upoa the State OF Nevada. Be-
Cause his constant, sndeavor since he
stepped upon the saee-bnsh soil Of Ne.
vada has been to develop the resources
OF the State. and elevate her to a place
OF dignity among her sister soverrigns.
Because he isa gentleman Of large ideas
aud liberal culture. realizing the respon-
sibilities which attach to the office Of
Governor, and fully capable Of meeting
them. Because he possesses q mind
expansive enough to grasp the problems
presented by the advancing science OF
government. and to solve them for him
self. Because he is a man Of strict in-
tegrity and unblsmished personal char
actsr. and can. therefore. be trusted i'm.
plieitly to iulhll all the duties which he
will be called upon NJ Governor to per-
form. because he has always been a
sound. staunch Republican. a man who
believes in the nation as u Is. aud who.
II trouble should come in the future, as
1t has in the past, would prove faithful
to his high trust. and do his whole duty
rs a citizen and a patriot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-04
n. u. DAGoErr.

We must elect X. VI. Daggett to Con.
gress anil thus give u responsive shout
&, the greeting which will come to US
from the East tomorrow. Everywhere
the party OF the Union is rallying and
coming onee more to the front IN de-
fence OF the principles which gave II
birth. and which saved for US our elo-
rious nation. Nevada must not prove
false to her record at this tune. Mr..
Daggett Is a brilliant man. and n thor
oushly consistent Republican. The ma
tional welfare demands that he be elect
ell. We feel sure that no other appeal
than this Is necessary to consolidate the
Republican vote in his interest to-
morrow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-04
r. n. JAMES.

Mr.. James. our candidate for County
Superintendent Of Schools. is a practical
teacher. who will draw many Democratic
votes. and should consolidate the entire
Republican strength. 1t is to the Re-
publican party that our schools owe
their present high grade. and il Is there.
fore peculiarly appropriate that they
should be under the control Of a gentle
man identified with the party OF pro-
cress. Vote for Prot. James tomorrow
and place the educational interests Of
YOU county iu the hands Of a man
whom you can trust.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-04
FOR q y CLERK.

II there were no other reason for
electing Joseph E. Mcdonald to the pc.
si,ion OF County Clerk, We should do 1t
as a rebuke to George W. Thatcher, his
Democratic opponent, for the contempt.
ible measures which he adopted to pros
ecute the campaign. Vote for Mr.. Nc.
Donald and thus advise the Democratic
party that Nevada is not New York. and
that in this State. at least. some regard
must be had to the deeeneies Of life,
even in a political contest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-04
CHARLES WILLIAMSON.

Every miner and every workingman
in Storey county knows Charley Viii
hanson. the Republican candidate for
Sheriff. lie is a member Of the Miners
Union. and an old aud esteemed resi-
dent OF the Comstoek. He will make a
thoroughly efficient Sheriff, IL elected.
There is no good reason why any Re-
publican should scratch his name from
the ticket. and for that reason !. is safe
10 predict that be will be elected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-04
sExAroR JoSES' SPEECH.

||"" II
The speech delivered by Senator John
p. Jones in Carson on Saturday even
ing. and which is published In the
columns OF this evenings NEws. fur
nishes the bos, possible reading for the
eve OF so important al election as that
10 tomorrow. Like all the oratorieal
Efforts OF Mr. Jones. IL is an exhaustive
review OF the subjects which are brought
under consideration. and will carry con-
viction with IL in the minds OF all CAN
lid readers. Republicans will be
strengthened in their allegiance to the
party OF human freedom aud human
rights by a perusa Of this mastery sf-
fort: while reasonable Democrats. who
are willing to hear the truth. even in
defense Of their opponents, will find in
the speech much that will furnish food
for profitable reflection. Not q state
msnt is made which is not amply forti.
ned by records which are indisputable;
not a point advanced which Is not sur
rounded by such an array Of facts and
figures as to be i~mpregnable to attack.
The treatment Of the all.important
railroad question is severely exhaustive.
Our Senator seeks to create no partisan
enthusiasm based on false and deceptive
promises. lie tells US frankly the diff.
ficulties in the way Of dealing with the
delicate subject Of freights and fares,
aud. unlike Mr. Deal. does not assure
Us that he will In one short Congress
ional session right all the wrongs from
which We are suffering at the hanls OF
the Central Pacific. But while he al.
inits the difficulties which surround the
question. no asserts. and proves from
the records Of Congress. that the Repub-
lean party IL the only national organ
iIition which has made any movement
toward graphing with the problem. aud
that in all its efforts to that end IL has
been per.istently opposed by the De
mocraey Of the nation. which has ranged
itself in solid array in supper, OF the
States Rights doctrine which is the best
defense Of the corporations. and is
therefore agains, the people. The Sem
ator's own propositions regarding this
much-vexed question have the merit OF
striking at the DOT Of the evil. Whether
they are practicable or not Is a question
which time aud experience must deter
mine.
on the Chinese question. Senator
Jones is SCUM :. as he has ever been. aud
no persoa who listened to. or reads. his
words with regard to the curse OF
Asistic immigration. can doubt that he
will d. all in his power to relieve his
constituents IRON the evil. Here. as in
the railroad issue. he demonstrated con-
elnsively that IL relief comes at all. 1t
must DO through the Republican party.
the party which freed the slave. aud
I'm h.. ava, ba., IN dicnify and
~ 5000 M.
n-.,.a :, Mol,
- ar, ,n,;n, ~.
~. dons no,hin, %
A.. 80, 4. oom,,.,. AMI con.
-
tn s.,.,o. ,o,,o,.. rno, thu ,.b.l
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- =. an. IA, .m.ndu.n, n, n,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-04
HARRY MIamELS

Every Republican should vote for
Harry Mighels for the manly stand
which be has taken IL the present cam
paisn. aud for the glorious record which
he has male for himself in the past.
lie will make a thoroughly efficient
Lieut.. Governor. and do credit to him.
self and his party.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-04
roR COUNTY rREAsrBER.

Vote tomorrow for j. ii. Carriek.
Republican nominee for County Treas
urer. Mr.. Carrick's integrity has not
been assaulted even in the heat OF the
bitter campaign which Is nov drawing
to n close. That is the best possible
proof that il is not assailable. His
capacity as a thorough business man has
been established by years OF residence
in our midst. Elect him to the office Of
Treasurer. and We shall feel that the
funds OF the county are in safe keeping.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-04

vorEEs Of Nevada. the Silver Bill Is
to be placed on trial before you to-mor-
row. Will you endorse 1t by sustaining
Jones. or repudiate ii by defeating him
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-04

L. l.. CROCKETT Of washoe is tho
Republican candidate for State Treas
urer. Let US see to il that he is elected
by n good, round majority.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-04
,orr rou RICHARD RISING

For District Judge. and thus endorse the
judicial acts OF a man who has served
YOU well aud faithfully for many years.
We cannot afford to lose a good Judge
when once VIC have secured him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-04

vorE the entire Republican Legislative
ticket tomorrow. anu thus make certain
Of the return OF John l.. Jones to the
United States Senate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-04
REpuBucAHIsM AND DEMOCRACY
THEIR PAST. PRESENT AND
FUTURE.
speech Of U. n. senator John =.
Joae., Delivered ne Carson, the
Capital OF Nevada, Nov. ., 1878.

GrltOw CuIIs>s 90 THG stlrE or NEvAnl /.
thank you with az earne.ine.s lor thl, gfeetlni.
The gratitude that nils my heart for the many evil
deuccs I receive Of your continued conniehc. aud
esteem checks the ~orts on nv tongue. AMI stills ~
emotion the thanks that ! would utter. stand
here IN the Capital Of our great staie-strong W It's
power, vigorous BY IT. natural wealth ani Nonler'
hl resources, assured IN ia patriotism. confident In
:. security aud guafici hy the l2ys % w. ei,iLsn,-
ISSUES II the present political campaign, Tive par
III. ar. IN the arena. the one confident In the
hopes taf your confidence not by reason Of the
sirrf 9Th Of H. own title. but bscanse of the defects
~hich u i fnniically AMI uniruthfully seeking TO
paint out In the title Of IT. opponents. Realizing
The dignity ot the position with which the people ~
Nevada have hobored me. ami the responsibility
which attaches To INV uttersnces. and the prudence
AMI mo.isratian which sh0ull Characterize them.
I shall rot address yOu under the Inspiration %
iceiinf. ~ the ncrce excitement 81 the political
whiis | PTs-sni = carefully prepared reSiss q. The
position Of the two great party organizations
ssS.s si,si'is ss,.. nov NJ, appeal .ss y.H "a,s sS,i
sNtsnuate nor aught sst down In malice"
The Democratic party, notwithstanding that Ia.
become the acknowlrdgei mistress of the railroad
corporations In California, with brsIen enrontcry.
claims In this state. 10 be the psoples' slriuous
servant. u asserts with an i~nsnlence that rises
TO the sublime. that the Republican party
Is the s~uper-uiceaLle ally u Lionepoly AMI
has teen and u the oppressor VI labor, tue
,-aiy advocate Of Chlns.s immllraiion .ni
to eat out the heart Of all l~Bfustry. chill
Enterprise and cheaper civilization. The Dcnl-
ocraiic party Justify asserts pflnlacy tor Its own adj
hsrents In Congress In the work Of restoring silver
10 ~ constitutional place la the coinage OF the
nation. l shall not stO0p 10 notice the Ignorance.
the mentality or the nlppant inuento OF those who
wOuii beltile my modest Efforts or misrepfssent the
position l he'll In the discussion of that great qnes-
iion, NV s~ilieitule vas Cor the succes-of the meas
sure ani the great geoi that was 10 follow It,
adoption. l had no time 10 masquerade bsfor. the
publc or 20 posture myself ft popular applause.
N. IEmocfatic party l. wilt 10 denounce
mOIopalics AMI abu ~ IN the abstract aud to resolve
~ favor of reform In cancuse- sni conventions.
Hut when ptsctical national lsyisaiion Il pro-
possl n hoSls the country With h0nlolies on State
Rights ani becomes lAchy mos over the danger. of
naturalization, while on the contrary, the lepnb-
llcan paty hy it, every inspiration and BY Its ire
sisiibs impulses l. ani must aways continue Ia BE-
m. Iafpuisr OF labor and the foeof slavery whether
ID be a slavery Of caste or color of condition or cir
cumsiance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-04

vorr tomorrow for Jasper Babcock
for Secretary Of State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-04

yoTE for Charley Bieknell for Clerk Of
the Supreme Court.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-04

nrst submitting II ito open competition through eon.
tract blls. Iron-clai rules destroy ali enterpnsr.
The aileonirolling principle In the eovernmsni Of
business anair- IL competition. TIE evils tl,at
have arisen IN working this out have come because
competition las t~en only one-saied-rhat of labor
Tor employment that OF production tr exchange
t.li,ts for iaborer- of exchanges for products.
The NATIONAL owneriip Of the scientinc hizt.
WAYS, like the Governments control Of ths
power Of issuing tDousy.. would be 70 my
xhish an equitable law of physical AMI proprietary
distribution L. 20 be wrought out. All great re-
move slowly. To be permanent theif ehIy,s.
talliraiion must he insured. The chief economic
Thinkers Of thl, dAy are all coming 10 the accep-
tance Of the views 1 have SUCCEEDED. Let Us wcfk
steadily for q definite policy. In the fneanwhlls
viii BE- ad~opteL-some beneficial IN their
results; others like the Wisconsin Granse laws.
n de.iIncilNe Tendency.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-04

TIE Carson APpsa! issuesan extra edi-
ton this morning. filled with rousing
campaign editorials.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-04
Tn. RAILROAD Problem.

The people 81 Nevada. fcliOw citizens. feel keenly.
lnpv. The burdens Of unjust ami extortionate rail-
ra.i exactIonsL thsissue Is one eyetpfesent aniim.
torsani 10 o.. all. would have %prcfetrcl to deal
win lie cOmplex questions which beset this sub
Lei AMI the NOTES BY which Its evils are 70 be rem
s,iIsi on other than a partiran platform and upons
b.,l. into which partifanship should not enter.
ihsre are issues thai are above partlfAnsi they
monLi them. Among the most impoftantoi sueh
an.s,lon.at this time, I count the railroad proi,Anl,
Hsthlnes. nuisance. and the full rrnioneufauon OF
M or AMI H. eorrelatlve financial policy, Onr opp,o-
n.n,s 4 am speaking here and now ft the Isepnol-
en- n,rty Of Nevada, have chosen. y thelf omnII.c
vim ho~,yer. TO make these questions party mai.
tsrs. aud 10 seek your suffrage. on the gicuna .hs.
thss AMI they alone, have IN the pAst peen n",.
faithful 10 the peoI 10 can Be more sufen, .,u,'se
10 aftect a reasonable solution VI thsui. ahl VIZ vne
most IN accord with the popular viii WI I'll ~
silpr the railroad and collateral q~uettlons ht.'. lne
Democratic party charge that the hepubne.hbAr,y,
v responsible TOT the Inauguration OF tne islu".a
hns grant policy. and for the failures thu. ~! ,o
protect the people through national ,egisstloh
against the unjust determinations AMI extornOnate
eNsetions Of the railrOad Interpretations. ltake up
the gauntlet thus thrONR down and deny
that the Republican party has bsen, ul-
faithful to the people In this behalf s-
ssrt, fellow eiuiens. AMI will maintain nthe lace VI
III comsfs. that the Republican party 10 the only
loilcal organization which has faced the issues
refer 10. and that only within Us ranks are "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-04

vorK for A. j. Hatch Of washoe for
Surveyor Genera! Of the State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-04
Rebel war Claims.

Inere u sui another aud mo-i important res.
~ W. we pcmocratic party 10 power. refer To
W QUESTION % paving what are Known - "iish-i
wsi ciAinis-' One Vote ln Congress may yet save
The Treasury trom being plunderyd. a. Il may slss,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-04

This 10 the Democratic record In Congress. Two
United States Dislnet Judges. ons IN California aud
the other IN New NoIk, both Republicans In politics,
nave reetniy deciicd hat ilIe-c IsOpie aIo
eAeiuici iroui the h. neht VI our naturalization
Avs. What party j. II that nfst Tccugnlf-i tho
sith me Wills l recite some facts. Through
We PARTIALLY oflhe h0n0nri organization. for whoss
soSAle-tn lispubiican party II Neyaia-l va.
$500 W " enc OF It's ~ric-ates al the NAilofal
nspuohean Convention. heti 10 Cincinnati Jun.
~, committee of Platform 4nd Resolutions.
80. a,"is debate IN committee n wAs agreed 10
No. \" We Convention among other Ie~olu.
~ !. u.e inIinediais duty n Congrtr. lully TO
mNeslsAie the elect VI HE Immigration aBd Im.
iniefests OF Tie county"