Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-03
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year 1880 In Its fashion. now pretty we'll
understood By everybody. From January !
until December u It will be conducted Is .
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and printed for the people.
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lie Affairs. il is impossible 20 e1asgersts the
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serve the Government thst the founder gave
~. Tbs debates and acts OF Congress. the ut.
the Republican and Democratic parties, new
nearly Equal IN strength throughout the coun.
try. the VARYING DRIFT OF public sentiment, will
ali bear directly and effectively - the tven-
t~y.fourta Presidential election. 70 b held In
November. -Four yean ago nvxt November the
viii of the nation. % expressed 1t the polls,
vss thwsrt-d by an sbominable conspiracy. the
PROMOTER and benenciaries Of which ptill hold
Inc ofioss they stole. VIII the crime Of 1870 be
r,pested In issof The past decade Of years
opsned with . corrupt. extravagsnt. and inso-
lent Administration !ntrenched ~ Warrington
TuR Sux aid something toward dislodsing the
Yang and breaking its power. The same men
n nov Intriguing 20 restore their leader and
themselves TO places from which thsy were
driven by the i~pdiguation Of the people. WIN
they succeedf The coming year VIII FIRING the
ansvers TO these momentous questions. THE
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and right.
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