Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-04
Eastern Dispatches.
New ORLEANS, June 2


A special gives the address of Governor
McEnery in which he says: president
Grant, as Chief Magistrate of the nation,
has assumed the high and grave respon-
siblity of foisting upon the people of this
State a usurpation without precedent in
this or any other free country, and he is
answerable before the bar of public
opinion for his high handed measure.
The President, with the navy and army
at his command, has the physical power
to coerce the people of the State into any
line of policy he may be pleased to die
tate, it and would be folly and madness to
interpose resistance likely to bring up
conflict with the national authority, vet
the deeply fixed sentiments of irrepressi-
BILE hostility in the minds and hearts of
an enrased people against the vilest usur-
patton ever attempted to be foisted upon
free men will find their full scope and
vent. ] advise that these manly and
patriotic sentiments take form and shane
through all moral and legal agencies pos
sible to be devised, meantime trust that
peace and order may reign supreme
throughout the State, and that all our
industrial pursuits will be unembarrassed
by political difficulties, and especially do
urge upon the people of the two races,
who are numerically nearly equal in this
State, to cultivate one toward the other
nothing but feeling of amity, good will
and mutual understanding.
New YORK, June 2.
1t is said that Henry Ward Beecher
has been so much annoyed at the sharp
criticicism in some daily journals, on the
action of Theodore Tilton, as witness
to the famous retraction of Bowen's
charges, that he has resolved to come to
Illton's defense. After consulting with
several friends he proposed statement
exhonerating him from all blame in con-
nection with the terrible scandal with
which his name has associated. Beech
err wrote the statement this morning
The statement refers to Tilton's action
as that OF n friend who desired to reunite
Bowen and BeecEer and how the retrac.
ton was made. Mr.. Clafiin was. it is
said, instrumental in bringing about the
retraction which bears the signatures of
Beecher, Bowen and Tilton. The re-
traction, it is said, was drawn by Samuel
Wilkinson, business partner of Beecher
and after it was signed the document was
handed to Clafin for safe keeping;
Wilkinson, however, had made a COPY
and gave it to the press last week.
WASHINGTON, June 2.
A. Bingham has been appointed Min
lister to Japan. a.fsF
The public debt decreased S3,5l5, 1882
during the past month.
...... Boston, June 2.
The following is as correct list as
can be given until adjustments ore made,
OF the losses of insurance companies
doing business in Boston by agencies, by
the fire Of Friday last. Foreign Compa-
MES s3l, 900; New York Companies,
$4,000; Pennsylvania Companies,
$lSO,OOO; Hartford Companies, 81, 600;
Providence Companies, $500 Bangor
Companies, $4,000; miscellaneous,
$4,000.
New YORK, June 2.
The following card is published to-day:
10 the editor of the Brooklyn Eagle.
Sir have maintained silence respect
ing the ISLANDERS which have for some
time past followed me. I should not
like to speak now bnt for Tho .sta ~