Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-20
THE GATHERING or THE cl.Ass.


THE GATHERING or THx CLANS.
AT O'Clock those whom the bell ant
the announcement had summoned 10
gether were called 70 order. and Deput,
Constable John d. Loynachan, Of Gold
Hill. was nominated and elected Prcsiden,
OF the meeting. The American dag do
pended from the front railing. and from
behind its sweeping folds Mr.. Loynachan
introduced m the hrst orator Of the even
Ing Mr.. u. +. Apponyi, an apostle OF the
workingmen's party Of California, semi
forth by our brothers Of the Golden Btatt
10 illuminate the minds Of the citizens oil
Nevada. Mr.. Apponyi was received with
no demonstration OF either approval OF
disrespect. II was evident thu. the audi
cnce, which Wal now rapidly swelling In
numbers, was determined 10 give him
fair show. and 10 bear what be had 10 SAY
without fear or favor. He advanced "a
the front and made his speech 70 - stolid
and unimpassioned . crowd Of men ~ ever
assembled ct Q public gathering. During
the entire harangue not . cheer was raised,
and only onco did he succeed In getting 4
response TO his questions concerning the
much advertised heather Chinco."
Mn. AProSu's SPEECH.
Mr.. Apponyi talks with . rather I'M
pleasantly broad foreign accent. and this
may have had something TO do with the
GOODNESS Of his reception. His speech,
from beginning 10 end. WA . long. bitter
TRADE against the Chinese. He said moth
ing now ON the question. which 10 tolsra'
bly, familiar 10 the workingmen OF Nevada,
being discussed, - IL 10. periodically In
the newspapers and from the rostrum.
His appeal was 70 como 70 the front and
.'help our brothers In California" II
seemed 70 DO . dinicult task TO make the
audience understand precisely why Nevada
should trouble herself about the political
affairs Of California. On this point the
speaker wrestled valiantly with his hearers.
lie told them that he pleaded for their
children, II not for themselves. Tho horde
Of Chinese immigration was bound very
soon to mako its way In . tidal wave from
California 10 Nevada. The Miners Union
was all powerful now. but what would II
10 In q few years 70 Gomez They had had
strong unions In California, too. but they
were . thing Of the past. The Chinese had
come and " busted !" them. a. he expressed
1t. They would como TO Nevada and
bust " the unions here. This point was
moi particularly fiAttsring 70 the miners
and evidently made no impression upon
them.
Nh. ArroSfI's RkNEDr.
A voice In the crowd here demanded 10
know what remedy Mr.. Apponyi proposed.
lie answered promptly: 81 will toll you
tho remedy. We do not want 10 kill the
Cinnamon. There IL . treaty called the
Burlingamc Treaty. Tho Congress OF the
United States has . right TO abrogate thai
treaty. We want 10 organize . party all
over the country and send men 70 Con-
gress who will not sell themselves 10 mo-
~nopolics. and who will pledge themselves
10 vote for tho abolition OF that treaty,
That's the way we want 70 get rid OF thu
Chinese. We don't want 70 do anything
outside Of the law. But We have . right
10 make tho laws much . right - ths
capitalist. In this country oil men are
free and equal"- -.
A Voice." How about the Chlnsmani'
Mr.. Apponyi paid no attention 10 this In
corruption. but proceeded:
"Instead 81 sending 10 Congress law
yers, let us send our own representatives,
Look at this man Sharon. now -
pErEsDER OF nAHos
A Voice - Z" Sharon made this State
before ever you was heard Of In thi'
camp"
Chorus" That's pol Bully for Bharon
Lat up on that, fony a.,
MT. Apponyi' ai'er THIS J ound !,
convenient not 70 launoh Io,th into any
very s'rons ihvccu'es AssIns' NJ. InAlou,
ne turncd the suplect very noruP.Iy M
bestowed MS ai'enuoh upon Tue iAn WIN,
U. hAlston, whom ne uenounced ~ rniel
and . scoundrel IN good SET terms. Then
no rslurned 70 'ne onihe,e nnu sppe."a "
his hea,ers 70 nv IT,,
signing the roll. inen no tne
enec. oi ms aPPeai W. ,eou'e s's'
nature. oil three men VINO ,nen And meie
solemnly agreed 70 form tneinse.,es inIo
the workingmen's parry OF tne Town o.
Gold hhi. the onicers re9ulr.a Ior tne
CLUB are . PRESIDENT, vice rte.'aen'' DEC
rotary and treasurer. 70 mat more
man Is wanted 10 make up ino iun luou
for organization. VINO wiii DO tnAs one
man that shall enable "these three n
meet AGAIN.
Mn. o'BnIEs's SPEECH.
r,ou.. o,p,,.n p,s.,d.n, NJ ths wo,t,
ingrhen's ciub recently organized ~ VIZ
ginia. followed Mr.. Apponyi. and was 70
corded . most respectful hearing. Hs
said that the proposition was not 10 Greats
. conflict between capital And LABOR. gu, Y
protec' 1no So'.,n I
M Ia, T. v-n,linsmrn N N.vsds nav
an orv.niy,tIon vhieh has projected Them
IN ,hs mast. ana bIds fair 10 do 40 In tbe
sn,nra "yes' ssid Mr.. O'Brien. "ve
have orr Niners' Union. Int that h not !
noii,i,si orc,niz,tion."
"a VoIce don't want sny politIcsl
o,o%,nizstion."
NJ O'BrIen-"But I saw Thai Won do
Va v,nt % bs reprr,ented In tbs feeisls.
turs Inv men Of our own claus. by mem vbc
vill vork for n interests and Who csnuo
be bouebt Tho men Who NOV repressnI
ma sre 'yiie abstracts Of hlreling air,
s..ers.' We want 10 send w~orkingmen te