Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-27
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yesterday in Congress by the nomina-
ton Of Shepherd as one OF the District
Commissioners, that the Ohio and lndi-
ana Republican Senators notably made
active. They declared that
the party would be swept from the DECK
next Fall. If this stigma which Grant mad
put upon it were not wiped out by de-
cided rejection of the nomination.
Logan, in his speech in the Executive
Session, denounced the appointment IN
violent terms. He said be had Just re-
turned from the West, where the people
seemed more excited over the Washing
ton ring than over the currency question,
and demanded that it should be legis-
lated out OF sight.
Sherman, Allison and others opposed
the confirmation.
Sargent alone championed It.
The Democratic Senator'S generally re-
manned silent, and let the Republicans
fight 1t out. Finally, after bitter de-
bate Of two hours aud half, vote Was
taken. Those who voted for him We're:
Sargent, of California; Patterson. OF
South Carolina; Clayton, Of Arkansas;
Jones, of Nevada, and Flanagan, OF
Texas.
New YORK, June Ex-senator Carpen.
ter publishes this morning defense OF
the so-called Carpenter Gag Law. de
says: IAN accurate statement In regard
to the matter will satisfy every journalist
who respects truth, that it will lessen the
force Of vituperation which the subject
has called forth.
The Senator writes; Why the general
laws should not apply to the District OF
Columbia as well as to the Territories Is
not perceived, or why any capitalist OF
New York or Boston, carrying on busi-
ness in this District, should have greater
objection to coming here for trial
than to going to Idaho or Wyo-
ming, is not very apparent. But
the great objection is that 1t ap-
plies to publishers as well as mer,
chants, mechanics, manufacturers and
all other business men. Now to this l
reply that the bill has no special refer
ence to publishers; it deals with all men
alike, and they who make this objection
ought to show upon what ground pub
fishers eau claim exemption from laws
which bind everybody else. They seem
| to think that they may be sued in Wash
| ington for libel. Well, why should they
not? II they commit injury by an agent il
this District, the law of libel is no more
unfavorable to the press than the statute
against larceny is unfriendly to honest
people. One perplexes thieves and the
other liars; but neither is a terror &c
honest men, and this bill is no more in
| furious to publishers than every law
l 20 ba ip,y ~ cd.
ministration of justice" He declares
that all opposition to the bill was from
Democratic Senators, who were in
huenced by the fact that it would take
away the opportunity for the Democratic
press to maign the Republican party
He argued at length in favor OF the jus
tice of the provisions as applied to bust
ness men, and declared that there wa
no reason for exempting newspaper
from the same law.
PHILADELPHIA, June 24.-Hosmer ha
been renominated for Congress by tn
Republicans of the Fifth District. Hi
opponent was Leonard Meyers, presen
Congressman from the Third Distric,
The new apportionment threw both int
the Third District. .....
/
General Love will conduct the prosecr
ton of the notorious robber and murder
er, Tiburcio Vasquez.
SAN DIEGO, June 24.--The World TIL
evening has the following dispatch frol
Arizona:
TUCSON, June 24.-Captain Hamilton
scouting party returned to Camp Lowe
last night. He reports seeing party
twelve San Carlos Indians after Chunt
They had plenty of fresh beef. whio
they had taken from the Chuntz ban
Captain Hamilton thinks that this par
killed cattle, and did not get the be
from Chuntz's band, as they made COZ
Trajectory statements.
This is San Juan's day. and the Mex
J cans are having good time.
, number of arastras are at work
the Gro Blanco mine, with fine pro
, poets. Rich specimens of gold, silv
and copper are being brought in evel
day.
MADRID, June 24.-The Carlists ma,
, an attack upon Bellmount yesterday, al
Gauapon, to avoid burning the plac
5 surrendered.
5 The insurgents made demand upt
the authorities for six thousand dollar
and took several persons as hostages (
its payment. They were followed by Il
Republican troops, who overlook al
r killed 20 of their number.
PARIS, June 24.-The government pr
hibits the distribution in France of phi
= tographs of the Prince Imperial.
Y SALT LAKE, June 22.-Orders for Il
+ removal of Col. Il. A. Morrow, col
manding Camp Douglas, to Fort Steel
> were received to-day and cause univers
: expressions of regret among the Gentil
j. and Liberal Mormons.
An unusually large number of d
tinguished visitors arrived yesterda
> among them Lord Ebrington and part
II from England, en- route to California.
lie There are reports from various sett
a. ments in the Territory in regard to {
earthquake on the 18th inst. At Kanst
Summit county, the shock lasted ful
D. one minute. 1t broke doors from thu
fastenings, threw persons out of bed, a
I. did considerable damage to buildings.
There is some excitement at st. Geor
+ on account of the threats of the Navah
a. Indians to raid npon the settlements.
as DAN fRANCISCO, June ca uept
nj SIT 900 against DR.. Wythe's Method
" Church was collected from the morni
hs and evening congregations yesterday.
az new Chinese Theater, costing S.
900, was opened to the public on Sat
10 day night.
~ WASHINGTON, June 22.-Mr. Hought
Id succeeded tonight in passing in
H. House bill to pay the heirs of Edmu
Randolph $12, 900 for services rendel
"a by Randolph as counsel in the N
~ AImaden mining case.
Houghton's bill to authorize the TIE!
ny Pacific Railroad to Issue mortgage boz
on portions OF the road as fast as CO
, pleted, has passed both Houses, and
p claimed to have the effect Of insuring
IL prosecution of the work on both ends
ed the road, more particularly to the
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