Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-09
TIE STATE cEurRAL conMIr.
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DEAEB GcsAs NSA.
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One OF the most important duties de-
volving upon . State Convention OF the
Republican party IL the selection OF q
good and effective Central COMMITTEES.
and at NO time moro than the present.
A lively. in fact . square fight
ing campaign IL before US. md w
have to put our best generals in The
lead. Every county 10 expected to DO
this, and none must make any mistake
In the matter. That committee must
be made up Of che ablest, soundsst,
truess, most consistent representative
Republicans; men OF known rsspon.
ability and potent influence; men
who know how to start up the
machinery OF the campaign. and keep 1t
moving in the most thoroughly sfisctual
manner, for success is the grand point
In view, and to their leaders, their gen.
erals, the rank and file Of the party look
for the ways and mean Of success.
Men Of known executive ability. In
tssrity. and strong. responsible infiu-
sncs are required. for in this canvass
the financial ways and means will come
in a. an important factor to DO provided.
Money. the sinsws. the financial back
bone, will have to DO called into the
treasury Of the Committee, and those
who are able and willing to respond and
give financial aid will not give II into
the hands Of any irresponsible commit
tee. They must know that their money
will be judiciously and economically
expended. where 1t will do the most
good. or they will take care Of 1t them
selves. AL OF which IL correct.
And in selecting this committee 1t
must be without regard to any clubs. So
cistiss or organizations within the
party. The Boys in Blue, the Grand
Army OF the Republic, or any other
integral portions Of the party are
not to be specially considered in the
making up Of the Committee, for 1t
must be borne in mind that II Ii . COM
mittss Of the whole. az executive COM
mittss Of the whole Republican party.
and not for any particular organization
within II. There 10 no officer in the Com
mittse not even the Secretary who re-
ceives any compensation for his ser.
vices. and with the right kind Of men
composing 1t there il no show for steal.
age. Men Who seek membership in IL
merely from motives Of political curios-
ity. what little honor they may find
In the connection. or from selfish.
mercsnary motives are not wanted.
Mere " sticks will not do, but good.
live. experienced workers. party leaders
Of acknowledged ability. integrity. iniu-
snce and thorough efficiency. are the only
ones required OF that should DO selected
- members OF the Republican State
Central Committee Of Nevada. And
especially should this be the case in
Storey county. the headquarters where
the executive portion Of the campaign
and business Of the Committee has to DO
conducted. This idea will commend
itself to the delegates from the great
East and elsewhere at the Convention.
For the information Of all We append
full list Of the present State Central
Committee. a. follows:
Churchill-Charlss Kaiser.
Douglas. W. Haines.
Elko-T. ". Stone, n. p. Freeman.
Esmeralda-wilson Butler. Glenn. 0gg.
Eureka-P. p. Canavan. h. johnson.
Vim. Doolin.
Landsr-M. J.. Farrell. J. A. Blossom.
Lincoln-S. L. Lee. A. ]. Blsir.
Lyon. W. drisr. @. W. Keith.
Nye-Benjamin Curler.
ormsby-w. o. n. Martin. George Gill.
son.
storsy-I. L. Rsqua. ALI. Dotsn. r. A.
Tritle.
w.shoe-w. N. Bo.rdman. P. n. mark
or.
White Pine. B. Williamson. H. K.
Lyons.
I. L. RreuA. Chairman.
ALI. DorrS. Secretary.
At the last meeting Of the Committee
W. F. Stevens. the representative Of
Humboldt county. and J. D. Baldwin Of
Storey resigned. and 1t was not thought
necessary to ill the vacancies. asa o
committee was so soon to be elected.
It will be seen by the above list that
the apportionmsnt needs revising and
adjusting. Storey county has = right to
more members in the Committee. and
We respectfully call the attention OF al