Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-18
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The Republican Orators on RUBY
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The Republican Orators on Ruby
Isiil.
The citizens Of Ruby Hill were treated
last night TO what those of Eureka got the
night before, and a little more. There
was a large attendance at Miners Union
Hall to hear the Republican orators dis
cuss the living and dead issues, the latter
almost entirely. There was a bonfire and
anvil discharges.
The exercises were opened by the Union
Guard playing some spirited airs in excel
lent tune.
On motion of W. J. Penrose Hon. Thos.
Wren was called to the chair.
Mr.. Powning spoke first, and reiterated
his Eureka speech already reported at
length. He said that Tom Julien wrote
the DAILY item in the Reno Journal, and
that Julien wanted to give him an affidavit
to that effect, which he refused to accept,
as he did not think it worth his while.
Judge Leonard reproduced his speech
made here night before last.
Hon. j. F. Hallock, candidate for State
Controller, who was sick and could not
dDDGdT Ill EuTbhd, WIS HGNL introduced.
He said it was not his Irregular business
to make set speeches. He would only have
a business talk with the audience. He
explained the duties of the Controllers
office, and advised the audience to vote as
their consciences dictated to be best.
While he was in Office he had wounded the
feelings of many, but it was in the dis
charge of his duty.
Mr.. Bishop berated the Democrats, as
usual, for their Ignorance. Ohio had gone
Democratic, but it was a case of Judas be-
traying his master cheap. Notwithstand-
ing the people of Ohio could not read they
got dry as could be. The Republicans
have all the brains. Nothing has emanated
from Democratic brains that has been OF
use to anybody. Democrats were as dis
honest under Washington's administration
as they are now. The poorest material of
the Republican Convention was better
than the best of the Democratic. Demo.
cratic School Superintendent can find
nothing to do but draw their salaries.
Republican superintendent are workers
from Bitter Greek. Since the torches of
treason lighted up the fires of rebellion no
such a speech had been heard as Mr..
P~owning's. The Democrats of Eureka are
going all together up Salt River in a boat
built out of Fairs sack.
A man on the back seat called for
Beatty. He appeared after music by the
band and words finely sung by Messrs.
Pearne and others. Bob did not think it
necessary to discuss issues. He said
Democrats had asserted that any Demo
crat that voted for him was a
-. He left the Democratic party
because he wouldn't be sat down on.
Democrats thought he had left them be-
cause he was irresponsible when he elbow
ed his way out of the County Convention;
but he knew what he was about and he
was going to stay with his new associates.
Many Democrats had shed tears over him
and tried to COAX him back, but he was
gone for good. 1t would be seen that he
would roll up q good many Democratic
votes at the polls. The people knew he
wouldn't steal unless the swag was big.
He would not allow the Legislature to pass
any subsidy bill. His ancestors were all
Democrats. They were not 'rabble."
Mr.. Wren said the party would have to
leave at 6 O'Clock in the morning.
Notwithstanding the result in Ohio,
Republicans must have recess time for
such distraction, the prohibition of which
made that State Democratic, and as Mr..
Bishop said "dry; )" hence there was no
more speaking.
After the Union Guard Band had played
ffThe Star Spangled Banner in glorious
style, the meeting adjourned.