Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-08
ton Marble, whitslaw Raid. Charles A.
Dana, Sydney Webster. and others.

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many. In the event Of provision BY law
beino made for the substitution OF silver
coin for fractional currency. Il would bs
necessary TO prepare Q stock OF from ten
to fifteen millions before commencing TO
issue silver coin. For the production OF
this amount the mint facilities are am
| pie. Az o general proposition, II may
be stated that II the gold premium l.
kept below 40, and the present price OF
silver Is not increased, OF which there
does not appear to be any probability.
there would be no difficulty In maintain.
ing the circulation OF silver coin even II
gold should advance to lis. II Ia quite
certain that silver will dsprsciats sufi-
| GENTLY 10 still maintain q silver circula-
ton. The productions OF the Comstock
lode. after the LIST Of April next, will BE-
limited only by the milling capacity.
which il largely increased. II the Ger
man Government should In the mean.
time gradually dispose OF It's accumulated
stock. the coming Summer will proba-
bly, bring o lower price for silver than
has heretofore prevailed.
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Nkw . Jan: "--lns i".s S Tnr
demns Sheriaans conoucs ~ Mes
Orleans. when 10 evidently oontronee
by belief thar ne IL aeaiing Win : com,
munity In stare Of in,ufrscuon' sna
where martial law 'ns Uhiy A !"
which can properly % sppiieo 70 ~
Inc Times says "insrs u no puShciy'
known jusniying ms theory; o. sns,,-
dams andit dispa,on oou'a scarcely
nave oeen ~airantod unae, any eor.
~ce''"oie sls's o' iacls' No'n'hs INV"
mas ever ooen seen oeioro unoet any
cohstitu'iona government. ohsIluan
could scarcely nave SHOWN greater ignor,
ance or disregard Of b law no nae
proposed 70 the president 70 ueciars tns
Constitution annuiled, disperso Gon
gress, silence all newspapers. proclaim
himself dictator n snoridan Q
minister ana cnie, .ae
in"es ueniss 'na' sne nep.oncan par!
IN IesPonslole 70, onsriuan vagsi
Inc iu",s "ssnins'on sPs0
unusuai nesi!ancy ahhon8 isspuon
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unuI ruler facts arc ,eeeiveu, nuI nsa,iy
sve,yooay coheeuss q imoec'n'y '. Ine
heliogg Sossrhmsn' anu 'no presssi.y
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Bo,roy. Jan. THE Advertiser says
both parties Of the Louisiana Legisla.
turo are In the wrong, but thinks there
is no reasonable doubt that the Demo-
crat. carried the last November election,
and that the means taken 10 deprive
them Of the result Is q transparent trick
and insupportabls outrage on the peo.
pie; but in the Legislature they disre-
eardsd the forms Of law, which. In SOL
smn mocksry, the Republicans followed.
and 80 they Invited and compelled mill
tary interference against themselves.
They have again put the Government in
ths ridiculous attituda Of giving support
to men whose cause IL known to be bad,
because their opponsnts have broken
the laws. The situation IL indeed seri-
Gus.
The Journal doubts II the course Of the
wiltz party justified the summary In
vestment Of The whole State with mill.
tary control. This Is a reysrsion TO war
times which does not ssem necsssitated