Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-16
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SAN FRANCISCO, July l6-2 p. NJ
The anti-C Chinese meeting at the Pavil-
lion last night was addressed by the
usual speakers, and the usual line of
denunciation followed. The meeting
adopted a declaration that 1t would be
content with nothing short of the en-
tire abrogation Of the treaty with
China, and the stoppage Of Chinese
immigration. The speakers freely as
serted that they would compel Congress
to comply with their wishes, and the
people In the audience, in conversation.
appeared to have no idea that Govern
ment would interfere, even If a whole
sale attack On the Chinese was lnaugu-
rated, Thomas Mooney said: MY
advice to the workmen is to organize
military companies without delay, As
nothing beneficial can be accomplished
by a mob All secondary issues per-
ish In the presence Of this monster
question. 4 G. =
The late civil war was begun and
prosecuted for a sentiment, but the
next civil war will be for bread.
homes and existence.
Captain B. c. Donnellan said: Our
laws forbid the importation Of Coolies,
and I suggest that a writ Of injunction
should be sued out against the Pacific
Mail Steamship Co., and enforce, If
need be, by military force, to stop the
landing of Chinese. We may talk till
we are as gray as rats, but the Chinese
will continue to come If we don't stop
them by force, II necessary" The re-
marks were %rapturously applauded.
The Board Of Health, and the. Board
Of Supervisors, yer severely de-
nounced for not taking such action AZ
the memorlalists demanded. A con-
stitution for the permanent organiza-
ton, to be called the "Anti-C Chinese
Convention of the State Of California"
was adopted.
One Of the resolutions was to the
effect, "That the temporary President
and Secretary inform the six Chinese
companies In this city that we do not
consider it just to us, or safe to the
Cinnamon, to continue coming to the
United States, and request them to
give such notice to the public author
tiles Of the Chinese Empire"
Resolutions also asking that the Pa
yilion be allowed to remain another
year, In order to be used for a Fair
and meetings Of similar character.
John Rethrey, a miner, who has
been spreeing 1t for some time, at
tempted suicide by jumping off the
wharf last night, but was rescued.
Augustus Krumer, under indictment
for burglary, being taken out Of Jail to
see his family, jumped out Of the win
dow Of his house and escaped. He has
not been recaptured.
Gold, 118H; greenbacks, ssA.
Robert Mathews, a youth highly
educated and, respectfully connected,
was to-day sent to the County Jail for
Notwithstanding In daytime.
In the Municipal Court to-day, Rob
ert Mccoy and William Carroll, petty
larceny, six months in the County
Jail; James Green, burglary, five
years In, the State prison ; George
Gilman, burglary, one year; George
Gutierrez, Frederick Callahan and
Bernard Ksmmon, petty larceny, six
months In jail. Henry st. Clair with
drew his plea of not guilty Of house
breaking, and pleaded guilty.
Weather magnificent; the summer
winds appear to be dying out.
The war excitement on the streets Is
considerably abated. There are no
crowds around the newspaper and
telegraph Offices.
Margaret Brarig, Of Ireland, and
Thomas Fitzgerald and Franklin
Smith, Of New York; anti Chinese,
last night smashed the windows of a
Chinese wash house on Natoma street
and riddled the slipper factory in the
basement Of No. ale Sansome street,
firing one pistol shot through the win
dow Of Hobbs paint store, above, as
they went II the Pavilion In the pro-
cession. = Ldgg re Trg Ig.
Kramer, q burglar who escaped from
the Deputy Sheriff, has been recap
tured.
It is reported that If the English
colonies grant subsidies, Webb's line
Of steamers to Australia and New
Zealand will be put on Immediately
and trust 70 Congress granting one
naYt aesaion-