Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-31
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noMEsTIo NEWS.
Comments sfshs Press sn the Presi.
dents Third Tern Letter.

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New YoaK. May sl.-Ths Herald
referring oditorially TO the Prssidsnti
third term letter. says Il 10 the most in
portant political declaration dAos hil
accession to ofios. IN s~1sssdinsly sdroi
isttsr. but far from being satisfactory
There Is nothing In u 70 prevent Grant
third tsrm. We shall be surprised
the country accepts this declaration. i
Is an evasivs letter. II would have bee,
better for his fame and the welfare o.
the party which hs ssrvss had he no
written Il. The country has been sol'
the President will not tSks What u moi
offered him. The Hauld wants
declaration that will destroy Cesarisu
BY limiting all administrations 10 ON
term and no 70 election svo after.
CINCINNATI. o.. May si.-The Com
mercial this morning says Of Grant,
third term letter: The Prssidsnt's lotts'
Is irreconcilabls; sntagonistie with hi
resolution rs respects the principle an
nounced. as II 10 In striking contras
with IL in style. tone and texture. Thu
resolution Il grave, high and clear. I'm
movable and impsrsonal. The letter Il
crude, with strong expressions here and
there. and two OF three touches that
would sympathizo II the whole were moi
so penetrated with sgotism and 30 pain
fully lacking in political intelligence
II is plain that Grant has not the least
conception ~ 10 the number OF terms hs
may hold under the Constitution a. Il 10,
and warns US that We may need mort
than two terms and have imperative
reasons for making the ssnguins sscri'
fco. and that the time has como when
his party must 60 for him or against
him on the question Of the succession.
The Enquirer says II Is . plain consent
to accept . third nomination for the
Presidency IL rendered him. It 10 30
coupled with laudatory comments spon
his military services as to leave no doubt
not only concerning his willingness, but
concerning his anxiety to become a
Presidential candidate again. In short,
the twice elected President Of the Unit.
oil States. In an open letter announces
himself a. q candidate for q third term.
The Gdistis makes no comment.
The Times considers the Presidents
views expressed with simplicity and
franknsss; that the declaration being
deemed unsatisfactory by. persons who
raised the cry Of third torn II not sat-
isaed they will pick holes in the letter
aud there take out sentences. The
Times concludes that the letter ought to
DO accepted by all just and fair.mind'd
mon as absolutely putting an end to the
whole question. and Republicans shall
prepare for the work Of 1870, without
reference to the possibility Of Grant
being in the hsld a. . candidate.
The Tribune says that. although somo-
what deficient In its p~hrassolosy. the
Presidents letter being taken asa anal
Withdrawing Of Grants nam trom the
next Presidency. II he bad only said -
much some time ago. what suffering the
Tribune says. might have bsen spared to
Republicans.
The World. In its editorial. says that
nobody can fall 10 read the extreme re-
luctancs with which the President makes
any prstenss Of rcsigning his chance
Of reelection. His letter. which
purports to DO . resignation Of his
pretsnsions il not 20 In feet. The say
ing clause In Il enables him to pass
those prctsnses whenever hs chooses,
which means II and when he sees q pro-
liability Of success for them.
The Sun publishes the letter without
comment.
A Herald special from Washington
says the President will accept the third
term as readily a. no did the hrst and
second. He ' WA anxious for the
ofios, and 30 long a. there are no con.
stitutionL reasons no Is willing 10 b
the candidate Of any party that thiais
his presence 10 necessary for the good
OF the country.
The Fire AZ sprisgasid. nass.
srlNryrELp. Mass. Nay sl.-Ths
total loss BY yesterdays nrs 10 ssiima-
ted at $3.50. 900. Insurance about
$50. 1000. T~hir.y.nvs buildings were
destroyed. principally tenement and
manufacturing establishments. Several
acres Of ground we're burned over. The
fire originated In yinsr's woodworking
shop, and was the work Of an inosniary.
The city Is quiet this morning. The
burned district has been patrolled BY
police. Thomas Kinsmsn, whose prop
o,ty wa destroyed, became so excited
that no IL now insane. His brother.
W. D. Kinsman. 10 similarly affected,
but will eeovs Several casualties
among nrsmsn occurred. The full list
Of insurance il not yet obtained. Tho
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance.
Company losc heavily.
Prspssisisns 70 the sissx.
CHICAGO. May Si.-Ths Tribans's
Washington special says that at tho
next council with the Indians. the Bee
Rotary Of the Interior viii make two
propositions: First, thai they surrender
all right 10 hunt In Wyoming and Ne
braska; and. second. that they surrender
TO the Government the right 10 open
any mineral land within the Sioux Res
~srvation to white settlers. and permit
the Government 10 make roads through
such lands. aud that the aria Of mineral