The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-11

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Charley Krenkle's artillery fred a sa-
lutte. the Brass Band played patriotic
airs, and the Hall was filled to it's ut.
most capacity, many ladies' being pres.
ent. as Colonel Buel, Chairman of the
Democratic Club. called the meeting to
order, announced the purpose for which
1t was he Id, and Introduced
WE. r. DEAL,
Democratic candidate for Congress.
Mr.. Deal, in consequence of q severe
cold, was rather hoarse. He devoted
his time to refuting falsehoods relative
to himself and others, published in the
Enterprise, which he asserted has been
for years the instrument and tool of the
corporations which own it. He re.
ferred to Harrington. who the Eater.
prise said was pardoned by Governor
Bradley, and showed from the record
that Thomas p. Hawley and B. G.
Whitman. Judges of the Supreme
Court. and Republicans. voted for his
pardon. Thanking the people of Win.
nemoccs tor their hospitality. which
was characteristic trait of Humboldt
ers, aud promising to speak here when
In condition to do SO. Mr.. Deal left
the stand. and the Chairman introduced
GENERAL KITrRELL,
Candidate for Attorney General. Kit
treil IL Que of the best speakers that
ever addressed an audience here. Be-
log candidate for State office. he
confined his remarks almost exclusively
to State affairs. He eulogized Kinkead.
bat remarked that be was in bad com.
pany; charged the Eureka Convention
with being controlled by the corpora.
tons. giving as authority for the asser.
ton Jonas Seeley of Virginia City, who
resigned his position as Chairman OF
the Republican State Central Com
mittee. and rs further proof, the fact
that Harry Mighels. Speaker of the As.
sembly. who. In violation of his
pledges, favored the passage of the Com
promise Bill. was nominated for Lieu.
tenant demonstrating Jerry Moore
of Elko, Republican who voted against
u. who was as uncoremouiously slaugLt-
cred as if he had been a skunk in
chicken.house. or n rattlesnake in a hog
pen; also. that Jasper Babcock of
Virginia City. who voted for the Bill,
was nominated for Secretary
Of State. He referred to Wren .Re
solved. That We are unalterably op-
posed to the repeal or modification of
the bullion tax, etc." as introduced in
the Eureka Convention. and said talk
about eating crow, but to u majority of
the Convention that WAS like feasting
on a coyey of buzzirds. He alluded to
the Chinese question. aud said that
Chinese immigration eau be prevented
by legislation. He did not believe iu
killing or abusing cinnamon. bat he
did believe in abfogating the. Bur
hngame treaty. He spoke of the ad-
ministration of Hayes. and. whsle be
did not believe that he had been elect
ed. hs was inaugorated President and
like true patriot gave peace to the
country. and might be justly styled the
Great Pacificator." The Republicans
ignored him in their platform and the
Republican press of the State, with the
exception OF the carson Tribune, de-
nounced him. Whatever may be the
title of Hayes. he has been inaugurated
President of the United States, and de-
serves the praise of every liberty-loving
man in America for his pacific and
conservative course. He alluded to his
opponent. M. A. Murphy. and said
that he had been informed by Repnbh-
cans and Democrats that his name
would elect him. but he did not believe
it, as he knew of no reason why Ameri
can citizens should elect or defeat any
body because of his name or origin.
The speaker retired and
GOVERNOR BRADLEY
Was introduced. He said he had en-.
deavored to do his duty to the people
of Nevada, and would continue to do