Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-15
OVERLAND DISPATCHES

OVERLAND DISPATCHES
Hayes RepubIicau) Elected Governor Of
Ohio by 1000 to 5000 Majority-Poun-
sylvania-Iowa.
CHICAGO, October ll.-Hayss is GER
tainly elected Governor Of Ohio by be-
tween 1000 and 5000 majority. The
Democrats have o majority of one in the
Senate and three in the House. 1t is
thought thst Thurman or Pendleton will
DO elected United States Senator to sue
coed Ben. Wade. Vallandigham is also
mentioned.
Sherwood's election in Pennsylvania
is conceded by 10th parties by q small
majority.
The Democrats gain several members
Of the Legislature in Iowa.
johnson and His Policy.
CHICAGO, October l2.-The Tines ed
itorially says the recent elections is not
an Endorsement Of the Presidents poll
cy. The Democrats utterly repudiate
him, and have no part in his policy or
his fight with the Republicans.
soldiers Votes.
PHILAprLPHIA, October l2.-Formal
protests have been presented to the
Judges of the Election against the re-
ception of the military returns of the
votes cast by regular soldiers at Fort
Delaware.
Excitement In Richmond.
New YORK, October IA Herald
Richmond special says the greatest OK
element since the secession Of Virginia
prevails over the Northern elections. 1t
is confidently expected that the whole
current Of reconstruction will be
changed. Many assert that the Con-
ssrvatives will carry the convention
election on the 22d. The negroes are
denouncing HAIRCUT as the author'of all
their misfortunes by his extreme ultra
doctrines. This comes from the Con-
sentative wing of the negroes.
Recent democratic Gains.6
CHICAGO, October l3.-Large Demo-
| cratic meetings were held in Chicago,
st. bouts, Louisville, and other cities,
last night, congratulatory of the recent
elections.
Tho Pennsylvania Legislature.
PHILADELPHIA, October l4.-The Post
| figures the neutrality-suspicious., 81 /;
Democrats, 46. Senate-Republicans,
20; Democrats, ID.
Specials to the Chicago Press.
CHICAGO, October IA fatal case Of
| cholera occurred in Detroit yesterday.
/ Ahepubliean special says Congressman
Boutwell, is determined to prosecute i'm
parchment to the end. Other members
of the Impeachment Committee express
the same sentiments.
Leading Republicans declare their
purpose Of 'adhering to the reconstruc-
ton policy of Congress.
4 Times Washington special says sew
! eral influential Democrats are here urg-
ing the President to place the admins
tration in more direct accord with the
Democrats, who alone sustain him.
They suggest an almost entire change
in the Cabinet. While Johnson listens
to these propositions, there is ne posi-
tive assurance that any changes will be
made except in the War Department,
though he may yield to the pressure and
relieve three or four members before
the meeting Of Congress. 4.
Advices form General Mower say the
Convention in Louisiana has been called
by 10000 majority.
Some Cabinet makers of influence are
circulating a written slip asserting that
the Cabinet will be changed. November
sth. Reverdy Johnson will be Secre-
tary of State /; Erastus Corning, Sccre-
tary of the Treasury VIM. S. Groes-
beck, of Ohio, Postmaster General I;
Frank Blair, Secretary of War; John
Quincy Adams, Secretary of the Navy.
Browning and Stauberry will remain.
The President has summoned oil the
District Commanders to Washington.
Schoield has been here and gone. Pope
and Ord arc expected. The orders were
not sent through Grant, as required by
law.
Southern journals are unanimous in
the opinion that the reconstruction pol
lev will be modified in consequence of
the late elections, and negro suffrage
left out.
Specials TO tho Now York Press.
New YORK, October IA Times spe-
cial says General Sherman has returned
to St. Louis. There is authority for de-
claring that his visit had nothing to do
with a Cabinet change.
The L~nteHigeneer is silent in regard to
the future policy of the Administration.
The Presidents evening organ says
McClernand or Frank Blair will be made
Secretary Of War.
A Times Louisville special says two
men have been sentenced by the U. s.
Court to ten years in the p~enitentiary
for maltreating negroes. This is the
first conviction under the Civil Rights
billin Kentucky.
A Tribune Washington special says it
is believed that there will be no Cabinet
changes Immediately. Negotiations are
still pending between Johnson and the
New York Democracy.
New YORK, October 1.-THE HeraidS
Richmond special says a split has oc-
Cured in the Republican party which
will result in the nomination of two
Republican tickets for the Convention
perhaps also democratic ticket.
The question of the appointment of a
permanent Secretary [of what?1 was
discussed by the Cabinet. Grant strong
ly urges General Rawlins, his Chief Of
staff, for the position. He will prob
ably receive the appointment.
Sheridan has been granted two months
leave of absence.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stabbing Affair.
CINcIsNATI, October l3.-The DEM
ocrats held a meeting yesterday at Ham
ilton, Butler County, and nominated
Vallandigham for Senator. Vallandig-
ham responded in a vigorous speech,
expressing his determination to run and
his confident belief that he will be
elected.
A terrible affair occurred at Camden,
Stark county, this afternoon. While
the congregation of the Dutch Reformed
Church.was assembling, Frederick Hoff-
man, just released from the p%euitentiary,
attacked his divorced wife because she
refused to kiss him, and stabbed her
twenty times with a large butcher-knife.
The monster was finally captured, after
a desperate resistance, and lodged in
Jail. 1t is believed the Jail will be
forced tonight and Hoffman hung. The