Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-04
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PresIdeat Grant and tho Laborins
Mea.

PresIdeat Grant and the Laborins
Mea.
New York. October 4.-Presidcnt
Grant addressed a letter under date OF
the I'd instant to the manufacturers OF
Philadelphia In reply to N Invitation
to visit their establishments, saying he
cannot at present, but at a later day
when the excitements of the political
campaign passes, he will take great
pleasure In making the visit. He
closes as follows: | feel 4 very great
interest In the success of the manufac,
turing interests of the country and
their developments, looking upon their
growth as necessary to the solVency OF
the nation. by keeping down the bal
ance Of trade against the United States,
dignlfying labor and making it remu-
nerative. You have my best wishes
for the success Of your respective in
terests and of all manufacturers and
producers In the land, and ever united,
our production by home labor for ex-
ports promise to, I say, equal our I'M
portations or exceed them.
The Japanese situation.
WASHINGTON, October AT an in
tcrview yesterday between President
Grant and the Japanese Envoy, Min
i,ter Mort, In response to n remark OF
the President relative to the recent
news from Japan, said his own advices
up to this time did not sustain this
news, but he hoped soon to be able to
lay full intelligence before this Gov
ernment. The President remarked
that the progrcssionists appeared to be
far In advance OF public sentiment,
which Mort admitted, repeating his
views Of o day or two ago, that the
best policy was to admit the retrogre$-
sionists to their share OF power and
assimilate them to the progressives BY
education. Mort further said that in
his opinion the progressive tendency is
irresistible. Further conversation was
had In reference to the japanese loan
and the construction Of the japanese
naval vessels at New York. The Le-
CATION, 1t Is said, Is evidently alarmed
at the publicity given to the late news
upon the internal situation of the En-.
pire.
Mexican Border Affairs.
WASHINGTON, October 4.-The re.
port of the Mexican border commits.
sion Is now In possession Of the STATE
Department. The Commissioners
themselves are OH their way to Wash
ington. 1t is understood that the
United States Government will take
the ground that 1t Is justified IN taking
the question of protecting Its own citi
zens into its own hands.
starved 70 Death Mt sea-A Crew Of
Ghasuy skeletons.
New YoRK, October flames Du-
gan, who arrived yesterday from sgd.
ney, Cape Breton, reports that OH the
9th Of September the schooner Lam
caster, OH which lie was a passenger,
fell In with an abandoned vessel, oil
which they found Il skeleton crushed
BY fallen rigging, and five other skel-
etona, four Of which appeared to have
been of more recent death than the
other two. Inquiry seemed to show
that all OH board persisted from huh
ger. Her name a Glenalvon. Two
decomposed corpses were found In the
~forecastle. The captains corpse wa.
found In his stateroom. Nine were
found altogether. The papers found
on board were given to the authorize.
at Sydney with a view to learning the
history Of the vessel.
Fatal Railroad Accident.
CHICAGO, October 4.-Three men
were run over by n train OH the Michi
gan Central, near Forty-seveuth street,
last evening, aud all killed.
Execution Posiponsd.
To-day was fixed for the execution
of Rafferty,, the murderer Of O'Meara.
but the Supreme Court having granted
a writ Of su~persedeas. ofcourse the cx-
ccution is postponed.