Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-07
OVERLAND DISPATCHES
DATES TO APRIL 9Th.

DATES TO APRIL 9Th. :
Important Order from General Meade
Warning Persons from Attempting any
Intimidation In tho Georgia Election.
ATLANTA, Ca, April 6.-Gcneral
Meade has issued an important order,
referring to numerous acts of atrocity,
simultaneously perpetrated with the
publication of i~ncendiary articles and
sending threatening letters, indicating
n concert of action to affect the election
by intimidation ~emanating from a secret
organization. General Meade warns all
persons from participating in this Or
ganization and assures l~sw-abiding citi-
zens Of protection. Tho General for
bids the publication of anything u
selling intimidation or tcnding to blood
shed, aud warns newspapers containing
such articles that he will stop their pub
LEGATION ind try offenders by military
commission. Public writer's and speak,
ers are admonished to refrain from in
flammatory appeals. Military comman-
ders are authorized, when in their
Judgment it is deemed necessary, to
organize forces from among the law
abiding citizens to preserve order, and
the expenses Of such forces will be
assessed upon the counties and munich
palities. The General e~njoins good
citizens to mid in the arrest Of those
violating this order, and admonishes
them that unless acts Of intimidation
and violence are checked and punished,
bloody retaliation will be provoked and
society endangered.
A Republican Meeting In Georgia broken
mp by n Cans OF Rufinns.
Ngw YORK, April GA Tribune spe-
cial from Savannah, Ca, says a Repub-
lican meeting at Yaldosta yesterday was
broken up by n band of the Kuklux
Khan. Powder vas placed under the
building where the Republican candi-
date for Congress was to speak.
Chief Justice Chase Supposed TO be the
Author Of an Article Arguing tho Right
of Wade TO Succeed TO the Presidency.
CHICAGO, April CA Republican spe-
cial says the M~teliigeReer recently con-
tained II fve-column editorial to prove
that Wade could not, under the Consti-
tuition, succeed to the position Of Presi-
dent if Johnson was impeached, not be-
ing m officer of the United States, rs
the Constitution requires. II is nov
ascertained that this article was handed
to tho editors Of the Mteihgeneer by the
private Secretary Of Chief Justice Chase.
West IudIes.
HAVANA, April 5.-Jamnica dates to
March 30 state that great activity was
displaycd in the dock-yards and fortif-
cations. of the British Admiralty, in an
ticipation of trouble arising out of the
Alabama claims. They have been call
ing home seamen from the colonies 10
serve on irOnclads.
The vomito is said to be very severe
at Porto Rico.
The Impeachment Trial.
WASHINGTON, April 4.-Butler put the
Presidents St. Louis speech in evidence.
Photographic reporters testified to the
accuracy with which the speech was
reported.
After the examination Of several per-
sons who reported tho Presidents
n.saa ,ho Noro,sre subm;t,ed :,
spanr - ,Lo Erscn,;vs docnmeuts to
Pos. ,Sn p.".iSant boJ rccoan;z,d
s s'oT T.n"so ~ omcs' act Rutfer then
said the examination on the part Of the
prosecution was substantially closed.
Curtis, Of counsel for the President,
RIopos.u H. ,;ma % nronsro
lhutsuay, " "'!o" IN
PROOF ana ha'e sonlo ueaosn.ina ,ho
regard 10 tue """n's VI prosecuting NV
tr,al' - Thrr,aov
The Court t~nen'"uJo"fneu W i"''
by II vote Of 81 10 ~.
Affairs ut W~ash'ng.on'
WASHINGTON, april 1:-ins ou'in Tns
OF the House was uhilhPof'n
President sent IN a message III resa,a
TO the late treaty WIN uerm"ny ie'Poe..
ing naturalization. Nothing was done
rial
W,su,ycros. April 4.-In the Presi-
don,'s co~mmunication relative to tho
Nor,h German tr.atv, be intimates that
49, !, nrohohiiitv .bnt the same
'"eie p 81 u.