Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-18

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%ofscsrs unknovn 10 The Constitution
The platform reproduces mart Of The do.
clar.tion Of princinlss mado NV the
Democratic party In 1875 depiecate,
legislation which yearly tends TO OBJ
stpuct free suffrage by laborinc men.
The Democracy hold the ballot as an
inalisnabls right OF free citizens. aud all
legislation should tend TO give them this
right. and all contrary acts are unconsti.
tutional |; demands the public lands for
actual settlers I; the abolition OF all SUBJ
sides that the Constitution Of the
United States recognizes gold and silver
as the standard money OF the Union, and
this standard Ia the most staple basis for
the commercial necessities Of the world.
The Democratic party Of the Union has
never failed to recognize and support
this essential principle.
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"ohohsfA"' oeP'. TO- u following
address was adopted about noon yester-
day at an adjourned meeting Of the
State Democratic Central Committss
m. a.. D..,a.-.,. -, N..--y-"
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".o " ,no peno-
.iae' " hia n.n ~. 'hs homiha-
uyh " eanus,.s ~, oua'o o,nceIs was
es . us tS'' S.nua' Sommi,'ss
~ .ne DsmoeIa',c party 70 o neia ~
I u"y /, anu Nnsreas us
nj saiI co,vsntion that Wochsnics'
Hall. the hall engaged by the commit
teo for holding the convention, Is in
posSssAioh OF moo' puo.c'y announc,
Rsn;.,nin r pn,Isr Which sn,srsd ,ha
hall by stealth and by force, by ladders,
through windows. and by breaking down
doors ; and whereas. the Mayor OF Wor-
cester has informed said committee by
letter that said hall cannot DO cleared
and placed within tho control OF said
committee without force and probable
bloodshed ; Now. therefore. the State
Committee OF The Democratic party oil
Massachusetts,, believing that said con-
yention cannot with safety be held this
day at Worcester. and declaring the right
OF free and peaceful assembling OF all
celebrating bodies gathered for pollh-
cal purposes as the foundation principles
Of all Democratic action, do hereby de-
clare ind proclaim said convention,
called to be holden ct Worcester, post
ponsd to meet at Fanueil Hall, Boston,
ON September 25th at II A. N.
N pnrss ON uurIrR.
Nvw yo,v o., ~ c,n, sov.
NVr
OF hutier's nomination III N q To-
vsrbsration OF the Maine earthquake. II
il a protest apaipst the %corruption and
h..o,.a.
oh''a'asa"'' "ua ''"'u WINCH nav ""
taxes heavy n wages light. The day
OF fiction u fustian, and the men OF
prstense n OF sham arc passing away.
The day Of realities aud oil Judgment
are at hand. No sane man c~ontemplates
anything but peaceful measures, with
the most scrupulous regard for the
rights OF property (; but the people are
bent on reform, and the party Of reform
and economy and equal rights will pre-
vail, whether by Democracy or by any
other nam 1t may be called
A Times editorial says THE variety
OF Buffers u and the height Of
his audscity wore proved by the proceed.
ings at Worcester yesterday. Various
persons, more or less known to fame,
were prominent in this curious affair,
but the hand OF Butler was visible
through II all. Let us freely concede to
this wonderfully smart man the credit
OF stealing a State Convention.
There was no platform. There was no
need OF any. Butler IL his own sufficient
platform, u n full ticket was nomin-
ated. and Butler has at last what may be
called tho regular nomination at the
head OF the regular ticket Ba'ier has
been N IN spite OF tue DEM
ocratic machine, ana the party may as
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W oo unoonivn'y il'eiy' tug y,
uons OF tue spllt democracy Will 10 III