Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-24
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importai .cs Of the political events which 10 has
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ON IN" part 81 every ci''z'n who desires 10 pre-
serve the @ v,rurn NJ IN 4 the founders gave
us. The debates mi act- of Congress. the Ut
tersnce- Of tse pr~es. the exciting contests q
the Republican and Democratic parties. new
nearly quail IN strength throughout the coun
Try. he varying DRIFT OF public sentiment. NJ
ali bear directly and effectively upon the tween
t~y.fourtn Presidential election. TO be held In
November. -Four years ago nett Nov. mber the
VIII 81 the nation. - expressed at the polls.
Was thwartet by an sbominablc conspiracy. the
promoters and benencisries Of which still hold
~ SASss eney stolc. Will me crime OF 1870 DC
repeated In issot The past decade Of years
opsned With . corrupt. eItravagant. and inso-
lent administration .ntrcnched al Washington
THn Son did something toward ~dislodsinr thu
gang and breaking lie power. Tue same mel
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and risht.
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tain the rights Of the people and the principles
OF the Constitution against all asyr-ssors. The
Son 10 prepared to write Q truthful, Instructive.
and at the same time entertaining history Of
1850.
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