Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-16
CARSON. January Is. 1875.

nusstaasr
Will do it. the party through them, is
crowned with a wreath OF glory. In the
Senate. this morning. Senator Cassidy
offered the following preamble and reso-
luton:
wmERkAs. The representatives Of the
people Of the State Of Louisiana. in
Legislature assembled. have been by
force Of arms, under the direction Of O
Y. s. Official. sanctioned by the Presi.
dent Of the United States, compelled to
vacate its place OF meeting and disperse.
Therefore. be il
Rssolred. That the Senate Of the State
OF Nevada. the Assembly c~oncurring. do
denounce such action Of the United
States officials, in their recent attempt
to subvert the law in Louisiana, az an
infringement OF the rights OF a State.
against public policy and justice, and an
act Of usnrpation by military power that
~endangers tho constitutional rights OF
the people.
kesoirei. That the attempt to make
the civil secondary to military power 10
contrary TO the Constitution Of the
United States, and as the first step to-
ward anarchy. aud the establishment Of
military despotism, in the place OF tho
NE fram.rs Of the CONCENTRATION. should
receive the unqualified condemnation Of
every citizen in the Union.
Mr.. Cassidy was In n hurry 10 have his
resolution adopted. but Senator Dayen.
mort suggested that Il would be better 10
wait for the presence of A full Senate be.
fore adopting the resolution. nut the
gentleman from Lander ana Eureka had
blood in his eve. anu said no didn't want
his resolution Killed by any parliamen.
tnry sbarp practice. but wanted 10 see
The name Of every member Of The Senate
nIaesJ souarslv nnon Ina record and tbs
issue stared full in ms face. Quite n
lengthy debate ensued. In which Mr..
Lockwood and Mr.. Clam took Al active
mart. the latter afarminr that no never
lodged an issue. and was ALWAYS willing
10 meet every question on the dead
square. which in ouite true. as he il a
man who takes mo Mains IN discuiss his
conyictions. and vsnsraIly comes pretty
near ,ayipg what Ia thinIsand beiieyes.
Mr.. Dayepport's motion. 10 Law the
resolution Temporarily ON tho table.
6naily prevailed. and The country Ia safe.
until "Wednesday al least. A similar res
o~lution was also Introduced in the A.
sembly. which also led to an animated
debate oe,ween hessrA' DOW n puck-
nes, ~. y uoVp M u""sn ~,
Ia ,efsrspcs 40 a committed oonsi,tino
OF three Republicans and two Democrats,
which was the n disposition oil tho
na,'e,; .emPes' ln a ,Sapo.; wiz
@tcn,;on ~ co-nsrass IN ths matts, and 7
shonij No, bs sur,,;seJ N SHERIDAN "a.
s;cns III -eowm;,,ian ;ust az mon "a no
81 IN -,s.ain,;on. ,rJ os for Grant
~ las snJs ont tbo, Col Dow Jon,t an
n,o,s M ,bs WAY Affairs have been con.
,IrctsJ 4, I.ui:iana bs will ,o on and
hsnc h;,nssif snr.
"ore Aosss rorh' :.
The three-card monte and "hog9ing
game bill passed the Senate to-day,
thop,h ons sect;on M "A elieit.J consiJ.
erao'e ao''.e' ar i''e"oo' uesirs W
strike out the word "hogging, which,
he avsrred. would not be understood in
the States, being peculiarly q Pacific
coast word. Mr.. varian informed the
gentleman FROM Ormsby that the bill is
not intended TO operate in the East.
Mr.. Lockwood thought the bill too
strincent. and that had II hitherto been
in operation In this State nearly every
man within its borders would have been
in the penitentiary. He said that under
the provisions OF this bill n man might
be arrested for making q bluff at poker,
which-ii he got away with twas OBJ
tanning one under false prctenses.
Ne said he never knew a man IN TINS
STATE . woola moi nave oeen sen, 10
tarc.. ,hsy arc ali gamblers and cheat.
one way and another. LAWYERS. physi.
clans, millmcn, mining superintendent,
stock brokers, etc., and would all take
the best Of 1t whom they could got IL.
As an evidence Of Mr.. Lockwood's good
sepse. will observe that no did not in