Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-20
mort. protect and defend any anti-repnblicsr
Government Of the Old World upon ths

port, protect and defend any and-republic3n
Goyernment of the Old World upon the
North American Continent.
Resolved, That we hail with patriotic exui.
tation the recent splendid victories achieved
Eby the Union arms, Cd indicating the sure
and speedy triumph Of the Union arms as Of
vital Importance to the speedy termination Of
the war and preservation OF the country from
hostility with foreign powers. =,
Resolved, That while in common WITH the
whole country, we deplore the TaVage: Of war,
and would hail with heartfelt rejoicing, the
return of peace, we deem it inconsistent WITH
the honor and dignity Of the nation. to make
any other terms Of peace with men IN arms
against the Government than such as are EN-.
bodied in the Constitution Of the United
States, under which they can at any time re-
sumo their station ID the American Union,
with their rights, except such as they may
have lost or incurred BY violation OF It's law,
and that while we would have the Govern,
ment deal in the most liberal spirit With all
those who may lay down their arms and re-
sumo their lust allegiance to the Constitution
and Government of the United States, we
will consent to no peace which involves the
abandonment of principle Of the Emancipa-
ton Proclamation Of the LIST day Of January
A. D. 1868; or separation Of the American
Union; or the recognition OF the rights or
the power of any State to decide on any
change in. the Constitution Of the United
States, except such as may be made oy the
people of the States, in accordance with the
forms which it prescribes. .n,.
Resolved, That the unparalleled dlfficultes
that the Administration has had to encounter
deserves the gratitude Of the American peo-
pie for the ability and steadfast courage Win
which it has prosecuted the war for the pre-
seryation of the Union; and that we hno IN
tho signal success Of its financial policy ana
its preservation Of peace with foreign nations,
evidences of wisdom and patriotism. which
entities it to the support and commence Of
the whole American people.
Mr.. Cutter offered resolution ordering the
appointment of Select Committee to secure
rooms for the use Of the Engrossing and I'm.
rolling Clerks Of the Assembly, which was
adopted, and the Speaker announced Messrs
Cutter, benson and Hawkins as such COM
"'v NOTICES OF BILLS.
By Mr.. Brown-An Act for the relief Of
Hiram Walsh, as Assessor of Humboldt.
By Mr.. Denson-An Act fixing the terms
of the Courts OF Justice in the State OF Ne,
vada. Also. an Act in relation to bonds oil
County Commissioners in the several coun.
ties in the State, defining their powers and
duties, and other matters in relation thereto
By Mr.. Greeley-An Act to provide for the
preservation Of files OF the various neWspa
pers published in the State Of Nevada.
Mr.. Cutter reported the Assembly bill pro-
viding for the actual expenses OF the mem
bers Of the Legislature for stationery, postage
and expeess envelopes. Also, Joint Resolu
ton No. /, relative to location and sale o.
mining lands, as correctly engrossed.
BILLS INTRoDUCED-READ TWICE.
By Mr.. Cutter-An Act creating the Office
of Public Administrator, and defining its du
ties. Referred to Judiciary Committee.
By Mr.. Lee, for the Speaker--An Act en-
titled An Act concerning Conyeyances
passed November 6, 1851" Referred to Ju
dietary Committee. ..,....,
By Mr.. Denson-An Act adopting thu
common law in the State Of Nevada. Re
ferred to Judiciary Committee. .~... 49,.
By Mr.. Young-An Act fixing the numoe
of officers and employees of the Senate ant
Assembly, to define their duties and to es
tablish their pay. 1t fixes the number ant
pay of the officers Of each House, as follows
Secretary or Clerk, Assistant, Minute ant
Journal Enrolling and Engrossing Clerk
and Sergeant-at-Arms, each IS per diem
(same as members); Assistant Sergeant-at
Arms, Sc; Porters, s.; Pages and Messen
gers, SO; and Clerks of Committees, eacl
| FIVE dollars. -. -E.
On motion Of Mr.. Bond the bill was re
ferred to select committee appointed BY tn
Speaker, comprising Messrs. Young, Has
kell, Bond, Bearss and Smith.
By Mr.. Bien-An Act for the limitation
civil actions in Courts Of Justice. Referee
to the Judiciary Committee.
| g, THIRD READING. .EG
An Act to provide for the actual expense
of the members of the Legislature for sta
tionery, postage and express envelopes
Passed. Ayes, q; noes, 2--and ordered Il
| Senate.
On motion of Mr.. Bond, the House Com
mittee on Federal Relations was instructed
to act jointly with the same Committee o
the Senate, in the consideration Of all mat
tiers now referred to either Of said Commit
tees, and instructing the Clerk of the Hous'
to advise the Senate Of the same.
At II o'clock N. the House adjourned til
IL o'clock o-morrow.-Union.