Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-06
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~[srEcIAL TO THE GOLD Hill DAMr NEWS BIZ
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LINE.1
Datea to December Ath.

DAIe1 10 DeCCmO0T ttus
New YORK, December 4.-The Governor
OF Georgia has written a letter to the Times,
in which he demonstrated the reasona6ieness
Of the position assumed by the Republicans
Of Georgia. Moderation and justice are the
course now urged upon Congress ; he says the
new Constitution OF that State was prepared
by o Republican Convention, ratified oy he-
publican ballots, and is remarkaole iol ;s
liberality; intolerance has no place IN us
provisions: il urescribes no harsh penalty,
imposes no disability upon the enemies OF
reconstruction, and is a monument OF the
good sense and good feeling OF those on
whom Congress relied for the accomplish
mentiof its objects. The Democratic mem
bers Of the Legislature cvinced gratitude tor
the conciliatory policy shown them by a6us'
ing their power, and cxpclling staunch re-
publicans for no other crime than the color
Of their skin national and local a W were
thus set at defiance. Georgia to-day, as a
State, occupies q position aggressive to the
General Government, and Congress cannot
too speedily or too summarily yindlcatc It's
outraged authority, and provide for a Gehu-
inc reconstruction Of the State whose Dclh'
ocratic representation proved themselves I'M
p~eryious to right or reason. -
New YONK, December Alderman scan.
mel, shot in a drunken riot yesterday, died ut
noon to-day.
The St. Matthews Episcopal Church, Jcr-
sew CITY, was burned this morning ; loss,
$40, 900. 1t was the oldest church in
WASHINGTON, December IA large num-
Der Of persons, including several Senators
and Representatives, had interviews with the
| President to-day. Among them was Horace
Greeley, Senator Lewis, Of Virginia, Drake,
| Cameron, and several Senators from the
Southern States, and Representatives Logan,
Van Horn, and many others. A delegation
OF soldiers from New York were received by
the President.
NEW YoRx, December "A special to
the Express from Washington says the Presi.
dent will recommend an early resumption Of
specie payments.
II is believed that the following are five Of
the nine United States Supreme Judges
For the Circuit Of Illinois, Wisconsin and
Indiana, Judge Drummond; Iowa, Mime
sofa, etc, Judge Dillon Pacific Coast, Judge
Hoffman; Ohio, Michigan, Kentucky and
Tennessee, Judge Bolard; Louisiana, Geor,
Qia, Mississippi, Alabama and Texas, Judge
Durant. There has been q heated and pro,
lonped contest over New York, Vermont and
Connecticut. The Attorney General recon-
mends Lewis Is. Woodruff, Of New York.
A special SAYS an agent Of several planters
in South Carolina has started for California
to engage Chinese laborers for their cotton
fields. -,
WAmISGToH, December "a memorial
signed by many prominent citizens OF The
District, will be presented to Congress on
Monday. asking for tie passage OF a OIL io'
the incorporation Of q joint stock company
to be designated the Industrial Exhibitor
Company, embodying such privileges as they
NAV Justly ask Congress TO accord to NJ
enterprise designed for the benefit OF th'
country.
A man from the West, named Bevis. whc
was prominent and active among the Nom
bcrs OF the last session, has returned t'
Washington to revive the agitatina Oh I'M
subject OF the removal OF the capital -,
No doubt there will be n quorum OF INT
members Of each branch Of Congress OF
Monday.
Prominent virginians now here are salts
fed tha, the President in his message vii
recommend the immediate admission OF tina
State. 49, J.,
Senator Brownlow has arrived. His hea!tl
is much better han last winter.
PHILADELPHIA, December IA petition
signed BY 10000 persons, will be forwarded
to Washington tonight to be presented t
Congress on Monday, asking the recognition
Of the Cuban rebels as bclligcrents.
New YORK, December 3.-The injunction
o n Wells, Fargo & Co. is removed and thu
consolidation with the Pacific Express Com
pany will now be made.
Mormon Movement.
CHICAGO, December 9.-The Kansas Cit!
Journal says q number Of Mormons iron
Salt Lake have settled near independence
Jackson County, where they formerly resided
They have recovered some OF their old prop
crty, including the Temple ground, on whicl
site they purpose to erect another pace o
amy.
WASHINGTON, December "a specia
SAYS Commissioner Wells expresses tn
opinion that the revenue can be reduced t
Sl2O, 900, 900. To this end the Committee o
WAYS and Means proposes to cut down III
tariff $685. 900, 900, and internal revenue $50,
OO0, 900. On a vote to take off the duty oil
coal, salt and copper, the Committee are
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