Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-20
CONGRESSIONAL.

TWINS Iiy>.erIous doiRgs, still goes on
As yet, however. i: has developed moth
icy bat deeper MYSTERIES. Irwin is toe
s4oA to stand much of q pumping opera
ton, and out of Stockwell and the rest
the only information vet obtained IS, in
effect, that Irwin got a very large sum of
E1ney from the company for the pur-
pose of helping along the affairs of tie
concern in and about Congress. and that
lie had never vet rendered an account of
the manner of disposinS of that money.
TaUs far nothing has heen brought TO
Light affecting the reputation of any
Congressman. The associated press
agent in New York seems to take great
Pains 70 bel!ttle the Oriental and Occi-
dental Steamship scheme. That project
il treated as a bluff by the Pacific
Hal Company. On the other side. it is
hell thls three steamships Of the White
S,ar Line have been chartered bv the
railroad people. We shall see what we
shall ste. il IS stated on cool author
lily that the I. T. Railroad Company and
tie so-cll!ed Oriental and Occidental
Steamship Company have signed agree
E.e.ts to cooperate with one another.
Tins Senate has confirmed the appoint
r.eEt Of Mr.. James Crawford as Super
i2teaIent Of the Carson Mint. On Fri
day, the Kanaka King was formally re-
eeivei by both Houses Of Congress. He
vas escorted into tho House of Repres-
'uiatiyes by Senator Cameron and Re
Treseutltiye Orth. and introduced TO the
Speaker by Cameron, who said: Il have
tbs honor to present to the Speaker, the
ling OF Hawaii" Then says Speaker
Elaine, says he:
Hoar Majesty. on behalf of the A,ae-
Iicaa Congress / welcome you to these |
halls. and with the Senators from our
Sts,cs and Representatives of our reo- |
Tie unI;e III cordial congratulations upon !
Your ausspicioUs journey and express the |
eraiihcation and pleasure afforded by |
your pr sence III the Capital Of the ma |
Ton as the nations guest. Your Maj |
esty ) appearance among us IS the first |
instance IN which II reigniug sovereign |
rs set foot upon the soil of the United /
SsatsS, and II Is n significant ci-cuul-
Stanoa that the visit comes to Us from
tie W est and not from the East Pro-
iatly no single even: could reore strik-
~ trpIiy the progress in ycUr Maies-
ty 5 country and in orr own than the
scene here and now trarspiEiag The |
rapid growth of the Republic on its
western coast has greatly enlarged our
Intercourse with your insular Kingdom,
sGd has Id rs all to Acknowledge your
wisdom and haaeiicence as a ruler and
your exalted virtues as . man. Oar
whole people cherish for you and vou~
subjects the most friendly ragard: they
t-Ist and Lclieve that the rel.t!e.ls @: tLe
two countries viii always lie as peace
ful a. the great a which rolls tztvgen
Us. uniting and -: diyidin., rs.
The King had a bad coll; a-I 50 he
got his Attorney General, or son.atl,ina.
Judge Allen. to read his reply which was
IL these well-elosen. simple phrases,
namely:
Mr. SPeaEer-F0r yo1r L:uI words q.
welcome / most cordially tha1I: YOU.
Tor this great mark Of confidence l ten
Ger to the honorable Senate and House |
al Representatives NY highest senti-
i.eIlis and regard; It Is in accord with
the courteous and generous treatment
which l have received from the Txecr-
f;Fe Department Of the Government
End .EolI al the people whom I L.ve
Lat tie pleasure TO meet since 1 landed
IN tie shores of tie Pacific. l aupre-
e.ate the complimentary terms IL which
tie honorable Speaker L.s referred to
re Personally. For orr success in gov
-i: =. AMI for oar progress in higher {
e-yiiizttion we are very much indebted ,
10 the Government and people of this
Great country Your laws and vour civ
1.Izi'IoE have been in great degree orr
E-o,!o'- l reciprocate mos. cor,!iiliv the
Z cpe for the continuance AMI growth Of {
iEieI Ily relations between the two eoua-
'Tses- | am most happy. gentlemen. to |
Leet Yen on this occasion.
The Speaker then descended from his a
cssk and was introduced to his majesty. v
The ceremony being over the divinity !
which doth locomote King caused him !,
10 withdraw and betale himself to other Il
scenes The House then passed the
relief bill. Hurlburt re- =
ported bill for c!,arterins double n
rack railway from tidewater on the At D
4niic to the Missouri River. The
onsideration of the Legislative Appro-