Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26
CAPITAL NOTES.
our srrcrAL CORRESPONDENT AT CARBON
L~ouisians Resslusioas Variant
Opinions Tho Vote Nc More
ouaeksry- Paying or the state
Dcbt-Waahee kangaroo.
Carson, January %. 1875.
Louisiana.

CARSON, January %. 1875.
Louisiana.
Senator Cassidy's resolutions. denun-
ciatory Of the action Of the Government
in the Louisiana matter. wero the sps-
cial order in the Senate this evening.
The Hobbies and gallery were crowded.
and there was a large number OF ladies
assembled to listen 10 the debate. At z
o'clock the Senate was called to order by
President pro ten. Stevenson. and. after
the calling OF the roll, the Secretary read
the preamble to the resolutions, which
is as follows:
wnEhEAs-The representatives Of the
people OF the State OF Louisiana. in Leg.
i~slature assembled. have been by force Of
arms. under the direction OF a United
States official. sanctioned by the Presi.
dent Of the United States, compelled to
yacate its place OF meeting and disperse;
therefore. be ii resolved, etc.
As soon rs the Secretary had read tho
above. Mr.. Lockwood moved to insert.
after the word 'arms"-where I have
marked m asterisk the words, 'and by
the request Of a Democratic Govern.
ment."
Mr.. Cassidy expressed a hope that the
motion to insert would fail; whereupon
Mr.. Lockwood asked him II such was
not the fact. TO which Mr.. Cassidy re-
piled. that II the resolutions must be de-
feated he wanted to SEQ them defeated
ON their merits.
Mr.. varian requested that Mr. Lock
wood would withdraw his motion. IN he
(Mr. varian) proposed to introduce q
substitute, to which request Mr.. Lock-
wood acceied.
Then Mr.. Cohn. OF Elko, arose and
stated that Us Mr.. Cassidy was laboring
under n severe cold. was not exactly at
himself, in fact he (Mr. Cohn) had
agreed TO assist him in this matter. Ho
said ls knew no North. no South. no
East. no West; nor did he speak US n
Democrat, but as an American. (Mr. q.
is u German, but he Is naturalized) He
proposed To discuss the matter from a
non.partizan standpoint and with fair
ness. He mado u spread eagle speech
and sat down. ana was followed oy Mr.
'arian' VINO the following
substitute:
WHEREAS, General Do Trobiand, an
officer Of tho United States Army, did,
at the request OF tbs Democratic mem-
bers OF the State Legislature OF LOUISE
= anu OF me Governor OF said spa,e'
interfere WIN Tue organization OF the
Legislature OF SAID state; ant whereas
u appears thai sand intcrierenee was ior
the purpose OF preventing b~loodshed.
preserving the puoiic peace n TO aid
IN the maintenance ana execution Of the
laws,
heSo'red, That tho Legislature OF Ne
vada does not approve OF tho interier'
enco OF the military with the civil power
OF the Government, except IN cases pro-
yided Tor IN tho Constitution or laws oil
the United States; but that said officer
was not guilty OF any Intentional
wrong.
Resolred, That We approve the course
OF the President OF the United States in
relation to tho recent difficulties in Lou
isiana, and that We have unaoa'ed conn
aehce tna' no VIII III Tue iu'afc' as ne
mas IN the past execute Inc laws WIN
moderation ana justice IN all SECTIONS OF
the Union.
In SPEAKING TO the question OF tue
adoption OF the substitute, Mr.. 'arian
made an eloquent AMI fervent speech,
proiuSely decorated with poeticai quota
lions. lie Is a very i"ii speaker, pu',
flow of LANGUAGE md b,inr mt AT meta.
phor. he will not become AN orator un.
less his voice undergoes a great change.
ms 'o,eo ia'nel Pa.h'; .s 80.
novsr hs noss.ss.s 10 mako him dis,
,%;nc,I, hs,,l. sn5 n, cur. h. soon
crow. somewba, hoor.s anJ his yoies
Secome. harsh
When Mr.. yario, bod co,clndeJ Mr..
Cassidy addrcssed ths Ssna,. ogainst
the adontion of The substitute, niter
which tbs opssiion vas nm, and tbe
substitute passed by the following yots:
Aves-Msssr.. Cbpbbuct Clam Dav.
enn.rt Dickinson. Farrsll King Loci.
vnn5 McCl;nton p;r.r RicLsv Roh.
in,on. Stevenson. Ibompson. var;an
ami WaIt.r-I5
Soss"Nss.r. coss;dv Cob, G.r.
r.rJ' Grimes Ross Tnd, Shsnberd
Stamplcy and westcoatt-s.
Abssnt-Msssrs. Edwards and Ho-
o"t,;
a.. $50. 1;"nsna WV"
Qu"ekery MI
Passed the Senate to-day by q vote OF
l6 to @, whereat its introducer, DIR.
R.rcs,.in NJ Iincoln ,yss b;,hIv el.t.J
~ NO mas Norheu nisht hhu uay W Sc
cure this result some amendments
were made however so INC oiii II not
YET ready ior Tue Governor s'sna'nfe;
ohe VI 'nc a~hhehnInei'' WAY o'',"6" VI
a. ~ h,;nc No c,s.s MI, ,bo ;nri.d;c.
ton of Justices Courts. The other
amendment was to exempt persons act
ing as pnysieiahs III cases OF snheiSshey,
r.a.on,nis J;.,.ncs Tbsra vas soma
HNAS WIZ Stha