Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-18

I'm Active Demand.
The Democrats made their first organ
izsd attempt to convert the citizens OF
Gold Hill TO a faith in Bradley and the
third term last evening. In response to
liberal advertisements, and the execu'
ton Of some really line musical sslee-
tons by the Emmett Guard Band. a sui.
aeisnt number OF boys and a good
sprinkling OF voters, assembled at
Miners Union Hall to comfortably ill
the seats. The juvenile element OF the
audience was at first looked on with sus.
picion by the managers Of the meeting.
as they persisted in occupying the most
available seats in the front. But as the
evening wore on the essential value OF
their presence became apparent. Youths
are quick to appreciate a point. when
properly made. and to anticipate points
which oush, to be made, by speakers
who fail TO properly take in the situa.
ton. and the boys last night paid well
for the privilege Of occupying the re-
served seats. They made up for the
lack Of enthusiasm which characterized
the voters OF the assembly. aud did all
in their power. by liberal applause. in
season and out Of season. to encourage
the speakers. who. truth to tell. sadly
needed encouragement.
rRoF. W. FRANK STEWART.
The meeting was orsanizsd by the Sc
lection OF Major N. A. Keltou for Presi-
| dent, and W. Bnnnan aud L. j. Niles
as Secretaries. The Major was eonsid-
crate enough to announce. on taking the
seat, that he would not bore tho audi
encs with any remarks. The announce
ment was approved by the boys, and the
| approval was ratified by the only really
enthusiastic applause which the meeting
| developed. Then. Major Kelton having
been sufficiently c~omplimented. Prof.
W, Frank Stewart was called for. N
made his appearance upon the stage.
He informed the audience .nal ne hau
very hall, two years ago. This piece OF
| information was o. 80 startling q charac.
ter that il awoke again the enthusiasm
| Of the small boys. and they took 1t out
IN s,ainpih anu c'app'ns .nh 49,
Professor 'nen iuouHy "nss -
q eoh,ss' wv yeais g..
FRANK oso'o" - r., :
oeha.o' ',V"' $500, 4 -.
Poseu !" g,'s M s.is"L.J
work wnich Nc nau ms.;n.
lsioie Ja.enio ~ ~ .,a;.nsa
awakened the cui.o a ~ III
Tue rtoiesso, s"ni -, nr.,;,.
Democ.a,'e sly, ~ ~ 49, ,i.Li.
them WIN sn a10yu", =.
until he hai ihuu,seu III .u' eus''"'"'
dig at the isepuoiicah parry he e"""'
ciated
srAEriiSo rhorosii'oN
by declaring that the entire stock In
trade Of that party was the bloody
nj, =. whs, WA accuss than Of dis
~ ,'',.,-S.-,..,.a., &C.,
honesty ssu Tue oe"''o' ' '''''
'they f,aunt this miserable rag IN our
| face. Now what are the facts l tell
Won that the good old Democracy Was In
favor OF the war for the Union. The
rank and Tile ot the Union army were
the .,alwart Decmocrats OF Ohio. and
Indiana. AMI Michigan, AMI ali the
Western anil Southwestern States. in
the battles ioI 'nsie COUNTY un's h'"
MI ,hsy are Democrats TODAY" No.
body appearing to correct this assertion,
the Professor went further he u
nsn'eueu ms n.ss ~ aon,1o,,sJ
~. a.n,ss ws,a Win a few unimport.
ou nans ns,no.r.,s Jvs5 In ,hs wool
onI r., a.. namocr.cy of both pener.
~" ~ - was NANTES, TO-DAY in
,ns sIa.,,on oI Samuel j. Tilden TO the
p-".siIsncv The p,ofeesor bad proba.
IL an, -, - M c;nh.r Jisnstcbes
o -. -, NOV svssni,, ,hs yanks
~. ns..... ;,h .h,nslsiJa Al
~, s.sn,s La t,;isd IN mention Them.
~ :, ~. c,nnna ,hat tha, would
soIi,w;n, In Republican, footsteps.
80 nm oil is.nss I'm. an.
NM asn'aa, ~ T,ilsn'. election failed
~, 49, .n,hnsiasm from An. iuy,n.
i.s ~ a. ,,on, ,aw anil Tie noint fall.
~. a., az p,aIs.sor switched a,nin.
"as 80 Joxn IN ,olid bu.iness by
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s'
MS
That account consisted simply In 10
mons,ra,ins. TO his " satisfaction at
-, ,h,, r,a,l Stewart and n fsw
~ "" a..
noble men OF MS stamp nau sa'sa 'n'
State OF Nevada from q terrible calamity
bv sustaining Gov. Bradley In his veto
81 ,he Bullion Ia. COMPROMISE Law.
| N. was elected TO bea, and he beat them.
The Democratic County Central Com.
mittee had assumed to release him from
nus pieuge 70 Tue PeoPis. ana 49,
baseJ upon the principles OF scientific
-t.. t.w ,hc,.a .xtx.ets fron, whieh