Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-14

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attributed the language that Grant VA
the saviour Of his country. and the peo'
pie could not dispense with his services,
writes q card to say: The truth Il.
never alluded to General Grant In any
way. shape or maune whatever. and In
the whole purse Of my remarks I had
not the most distant thought or allu'
sion. CONCERNING what followed.
don't believe q single individual came
Aiers with the slightest anticipation oil
what would be said by the Bishop. The
whole tenor Of my speech from begin.
ming to end was . csnsurs Of seclsasti'
cal interference with civil Government
In Europe. aud rs such, tho logical %.
quspce could scarcely b the informed
ding OF the Methodist Church with Ns-
tional politics.
The Case OF finehbeek.
A Washington special says II Is u.
pected rs soon as Dorsey. Sharon, Al
corn and Jones arrive and are firmly CO.
tablishsd in their seats. that the case Of
Pinchbeck will DO taken up and disposed
Of. Tho case has assumed 4 new phase
since the withdrawal Of Mcmillan, and
Administration people say that Pinch.
beck will receive almost the entire Re-
publican vote Of the Senate for his ad-
mission. They argue that II ho Is re-
jected that Louisiana will he hopslessly
Democratic and will DO as surs for the
next Democratic candidate for Presi.
dent On the Statos OF Georgia and Ken
lucky. Thus his rejection will be
throwing away TO the Democracy the
last but one OF the Southern States. and
that n Is South Carolina. They think
Chamberlain means soon TO turn over 10
the Democrats, 10 that the Democrats
will enter the next campaign with the
certainty Of every State south Of Mason
and DiIon's limo for the candidate.
They say the Republican party Is on .
fair vote justly entitled to South Car
olina. Alabama, Florida, Louisiana and
Mississippi. but II they sit still and al.
low matters to 60 on rs they have been.
as instanced by the recent M Of Mis-.
sissippi. the Republican party will not
have an electoral vote from the South in
the next campaign. Hence. they intend
to make Pinchback the beginning Of q
determined effort to regain what they
cla i'm belongs to them at the South.
Location or tho New Mint.
CHICAGO, December IA Washing.
ton special says there 10 no doubt that
DIR. Liddorman has decided that II II 10
desired TO establish another Mint solely
to coin silver. Indianapolis Is the best
location. but II to coin both gold and
silver. that 81. Louis has tho best facili-
ties OF any Western city. The Presi-
dent is likely to send a message TO Con-
eress without mailing any change In
Linderman's recomm ,ndation. The
message which tho President will Dol
send to Congress on Southern affairs.
will relate to the late trouble In Missis.
and mode Of conducting elections
tho information having been gath
cred by persons desisnatsd for the pur-
pose.
News from, she flag. ship Tsnssssss.
WASHINGTON. December H.. Dis
patches from Rear Admiral VIM. Roy
nolds, commanding the naval forces in
tho Adriatic. to the Secretary Of the
Navy. dated Mssalla. October 18th.
from the flagship Tennessee. nnoun
ces tho arrival OF that ship from singa-
pore, after a smooth and pleasant pas.
sage OF six days. Reynolds announces
his intention Of leaving there the latter
part Of the week for Nagasaki.
Congressional.
WARRINGTON. December l4.-In the
Senate, the Chair presented tho annual
report Of the Attorney General. which
was referred 10 the Committee on Judi.
ciary.
Mr.. Patterson Of South Carolina,
presented n memorial from the Charles
ton Chamber Of Commerce.
Mr.. Conkling Of New York. presented
a communication from Thos. ]. Dursnt.
who wal attached to the COMMITTEES for
the Codihcailon Of the Laws. pointing
out certain defects Of tho revised Stat
utes. Referred to the Committee IN
Judiciary.
Messrs. Conkling OF New York, Nor
rill OF Vermont. Hamlin and othcrS. pro.
q petition for the appointment
Of a commission 10 inquire into the
traffic. Referred TO the Commit.
tee on Finance.
Edmunds o. Vermont, from the Com
on Judiciary, reported q bill 81.
tending the time for duration OF the Ala
bama Claims Commission. He explained
That the bill merely extends the time.
md touched no other question. Tho
bill was passed.
Mr.. Allison. Of Iowa. introduced seo-
lion 10 Of tho last Indian Appropriation
bill. lie sent to the dssk q letter, 70 b
read, from the Secretary Of the Intsrior
Department on the subject.
Mr.. Allison introduced a bill 70 trans
fer the Indian Trust bonds to the Treas
ury OF the United States, Referred 10
The Committee on Indian Affairs.
Mr.. DAVIS, OF West Virginia. intro
iuced a bill making an appropriation for
continuing the improvement Of the
Great kanawa river. In West Virginia.
deferred to the Committee on Com.
merce.
Mr.. Antbonv NJ Rhods leland. In