Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-12
OVERLAND DISPATCHES
Grant for tho Observation-Disclosures
Republican MInJorities.

Grant for III Observation-Disclosures
Republican MnJorities.
CnIcAso, November 9.-Colonel For
new publishes a card declaring that he
is fully authorized to state that Grant
heartily indorses the editorial OF the
| philadelphia Press favoring him for the
Presidency, aud declaring his H"a'cai
principles. -.
The Chairman Of the Minnesota Re-
publican State Committee says Mar
sball', majority for Governor is 5000.
The Negro Suffrage Amendment is
nrobably adopted. Nine-tenths Of the
Republicans voted for manhood suffrage.
In Wisconsin the Republicans have q
majority of three in the.Senatc n ten
in the House. Fairchild's majority is
about 5000.
The National Debt-Rumors Of Cabinet
Changes.
Nrw York, November 9.-Thad. Stew
ems publishes a letter on national imam
ces. He does not approve of the Gov
ernment's financial policy for the past
six wears. He thinks billions Of money
have been wasted by misman"gement ;
but, with n country so productive, the
Republic will always be able to pay It's
lust liabilities. He d%enounces the Ma
tional Bank system. Money is what the
law makes it. Government has the
mower to make money Of any material 1t
chooses-metal, paper, leather, tin or
grcenbacks. Having made grecnoacks
lawful money, they are lawful money to
all intents and purposes. He maintains
that it would be just and proper to pay
the national debt in g~reenbacks, II
demonstrates that Congress in contract
ing loans never intended to commit the
Government to pay the principal in coin,
except where expressly mentioned.
This matter was we'll considered and
we'll understood at the time. The letter
proceeds ut great length to discuss the
policy and right Of paying the debt with
gr~eenbacks, and argues the different
plans suggested and tho manner in
which this should be done. 1t deems
McCulloch's present system of contract
ing the currency four millions monthly
as highly impolitic.
A Herald special says there is excel
lent authority for the statement that the
President intends to change the Cabinet.
Smythe, Collector of New York, will be
rendered the Office Of Postmaster Gen.
eral or Secretary of tho Treasury, and
Reverdy Johnson the Department OF
State.
New York City-Impenchment Project.
New YORK, October 9.-Senator Con-
ness has arrived.
Lloyd Garrison has arrived at Boston
from Europe.
The Tammany Convention has NOM
mated Mayor Hoffman.
The Mozart Convention, next week,
will undoubtedly nominate Fernando
Wood.
The Posts special says the friends OF
Representative Wilson, Chairman of the
Judiciary Committee, assert that he will
kill the impeachment project by his
casting vote.
Presbyterian ConventIOn-The Basis OF n
Union Adopted.
PHILApELrHIA, November .. - The
PRESBYTERIAN Convention adjourned after
the adoption Of q basis for a Union.
DR.. Hodges Endorsement of the basis
caused great enthusiasm. The closing
scenes were especially impressive. A
resolution was passed recommending n
similar convention next year.
The Alabama Convention.
MONTGOMERY, November 9.-The Ala
bama Convention tabled the proposition
to abolish the present Provisional Gov
eminent, within twenty days, by only
three majority. An ordinance was in-
troduced providing for the appointment
of a Provisional Governor by the Con-
stitution, to assume his duties January
first, and for the appointment Of other
State officers.
Destructive Storm.
CHICAGO, November l0.-The storm
Of Friday night did considerable damage
in a portion Of Indiana. Much timber
was Frustrated and several churches
were blown down.
Boiler Explosion-Two Men Killed-Dc-
structive Fire.
CHICAGO, November l0.-The immense
boilers of MARBLES Touring mill, on
Canal street, near Washington, explod-
ed at half-past . this morning, with tire.
mendous violence, causing the utter
demolition Of the building and great in-
jury to ncighborlng houses. Two men
were killed and several more wounded.
4 fire broke out Immediately, which
consumed several adjoining buildings.
Loss, $4,000.
A destructive fire this afternoon de-
stroyed the Northern Transportation
Compauy's dock and warehouses, COM
prising an entire block on the river
front, and several small stores on Wells
street. Loss, SlO0, OOo.
Street Cars on tho Sabbath.
PHILADELPHIA, November l0.-Under
the recent decision Of the Supreme Court
the city railroad cars ran to-day, and
were largely patronized. The ministers
strongly denounced the affair rs most
wicked and unchristian.
Excitement In Richmond.
RICHMOND, November l0.-Thc ne
groes held an excited meeting last night.
4 colored delegate to the Convention,
alludiug to the discharge Of blacks for
voting the Radical ticket, said before
his children should suffer for food the
streets of Richmond should run with
blood. He thanked God that the me-
groes had learned the use of swords
and guns. All efforts of peaceful me-
groes to stop these demonstrations were
booted down. The white Radicals left
the meeting. Citizens a~pprehended
trouble.
Orders from the War Once.
WASHINGTON, November l0.-Grant
has ordered that no leaves Of absence
to army officers be granted or even con-
sidered unless applied for through reg
ular channels. Applications from out
side parties are not to be needed. 1t is
designed to stop political influence in
obtaining leaves of absence. He has
oloo ;eened nm order prohibiting en-