Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-01
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
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ZACH. CHANDLER sUnnARIEEs.

capital, not without certain results. for
we have shown the people Of this nation
Just what the Democratic party means.
The people have been informed % 10
your party ends and aims. By fraud
and violence, by shotguns and tissue
ballots. you hold the present majority
in both Houses Of Congress. and you
have taken an early opportunity 70 show
what you intend to do with that majority
thus obtained. You are within sight Of
the promised land. but. like Moses Of
old, We propose to send you up into the
mountains to die. Carsst laughter.
Mr.. President, We are approaching the
end Of this extra session and its record
will soon become history. The acts Of
the Democratic party. ~ manifested In
this Congress, justify me In arraigning
Il before the loyal people Of the United
States on the political issues which II
has presented, a. 40 enemy Of the ma.
ton and o. the author and absttor Of
rebellion.
Firt-For having rssortsd to rsvolu.
tionary measures 10 carry out their par
tisan projects BY attempting 10 ooerce
the Executive, By Withholding the sup.
plies, and thus accomplishing, BY the
starving and destruction Of the Govern
ment, that which they hsdfailed TO over.
throw by arms.
Second-For having injured the busi.
ness interests Of the county BY forcing
the present extra session, after liberal
compromises were rendered 10 them prior
10 the close OF the last session.
Third-For having ate mpted to throw
away the results OF the recent war by
again elsvating the State over the ma
tional sovereignty. We sacrificed So0.-
600 lives and expended $4,000. 0O0. 600
to put down this herssy and to perpstu.
ate the national life. They surrendered
this at Appomatox, but they now a.
tempt to renew this pretsnsion.
Fourth-For having attempted to dam.
age the interests OF the country BY foro-
ing silver coin into circulation Of less
value than II represents, thus injuring
the laboring man and producer BY com.
polling him to accept 81 cents for . dol.
lar, and thus ~snriching the bullion owner
ct the expense Of the laborer. The
amount paid yearly to the laborer alone
In this country is 81, 200, 0O0. 900. and
by forcing this dollar upon the working
people you swindls them out OF $751;
900, 900 yearly.
Fifth-For having removed without
cause experienced officers and employees
OF this body, some Of whom served and
were wounded In the Union army, and
with appointing those who had been In
the rebel army and attempted to destroy
the Government.
sixth-For having instituted . secret
and illegitimats tribunal, the directors
Of which have been made the supreme
governing power OF Congress, In def.
ance OF the fundamental principles Of
tho Constitution. The DEGREES OF this
Judge are known, although ito motives
are hidden.
Seventh-For having held up for the
public admiration that arch.rsbel, JET.
ferson Davis tRrsat laughter on the
Democratic sids1. declaring that he was
inspired by motives as sacred and %
noble % animated Washington and a.
having rendered services In attempting
to destroy the Union, which would
equal in history Greeian fame and Ro.
glory. tL~aughtsr.1 You may
laugh, but the people Of the North will
make you laugh from the other side Of
your faces. [Laughtsr.1
EXHIBITOR having undertaken to
blot from the statuts.book OF the nation
wise laws rendered necessary by tho war
and its results, and insuring less liberty
and pursuit Of happiness to the emanci.
pated freedmen, who are 30 bulldozed
that they are seeking peace In exile,
though urged to stay by shotguns.
Ninth-For having attempted to repeal
wise legislation which excludes those who
served under the rebel flag from holding
commissions In the army and navy OF
the United States.
Tenth-For having introduced Q large
amount Of legislation for the benefit OF
the States recently In rebellion, which.
II enacted, would bankrupt the National
Treasury.
Elsvsnth--For having oonspired to
destroy all that the Republican party
has accomplisbsd cd, many Of thsm break.
ing their oaths OF allegiance to the
United States and pledging their lives,
their fortunes and their sacred honor to
overthrow this Government. They
failed and thus lost al they had pledged
for.
Call q halt. The days Of vaporing are
over. The loyal North ID aroused and
their doom 10 sealed. I accept the issue
on this arraignment distinctly and sps.
ciAcally before the ciizsns Of this great
republic. Az . Senator Of the United
States, I appeal to the people. It Is for
those citizens TO say who IL right and
who is wrong. 60 before that tribunal
confident that the Republican party 10
right and that the Democratic party 10
wrong. They have made this issue. not
we, and by Il they must stand or fall.
This platform which they have con-
struoted, not only for 1873, but for 1880.
they cannot change, for We will bold
them TO Il. They have made their bod,
and We win see to Il that they Lie