Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-20
tor bsosh's Maiden speech.

The Impres.ion rredueed b sens-
tor Booths Maiden speech.
CnIcAoo, March ia Washington
special says Of Senator Booths speech
ON the Hawaiian treaty: He captured
tho Senate ~ an orator. and demon
strated how no made such q success
upon tho stump In his State. He Is q
very fluent speaker, and reminds one,
In his eass' Of expression and tendency
10 orpateness Of Matt Carpenter In his
palmy days. His voice ID clear and mu-
steal and his action Ia very graceful.
One Republican Senator. speaking Of
him tonight. says he will DO the sue
ccssor Of Matt Carpenter in capturing
the galleries. Whenever he rises to
address the Senate In opcn session he
will DO suro Of . good audience. He
showed himself we'll calculated TO take
position as q leader In the Independent
wing Of tho Senate. He IL Just the style
Of a man to become very popular, and
AS he has o good record there 10 no
knowing to what hight no may attain In
the political field Of tho East.
Another Caucus ON tsuisians AZ
fsirs without Result
WASHINGTON, March ia caucu Of
.,'IT an;s;ara ,.soIr,;or ,csult.d In ma
.c,;on and tbo caueus adjourned until
after the adjournment Of tho Senate to.
day. The caucus committee reported
that ,hey voro unableto agree upon any
Recommendation Az 10 Louisiana mat.
ts,s and tbo whole matter was left omen
ior discussion. A number Of PROPOSE.
ZION. were suocested by individual Sen.
stor. lint none seemed 10 meet general
favor and n In understood that about
half a dozen Of those present siguined
their Dissemination TO oppose tho adop-
t;on by tbo Senate of any resolution
~h;ch NAV 70 recognize. either
J;r.ctlv oy Indirectly. Tho legality of the
recalled Kellogg Legislature. Among
tbeso senators are said TO bc Edmunds,
Fsrry of Connecticut, Christiancy and
Dawes. In tho absence Of Senators
Wadloigh, Wright and Sharon the he.
publican majority is 20 small Thai II I'll
or seven Republicans vote with tho
Democrats the latter will control the no.
ton Of tho Senate on this question.
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. ~. 10 IT, It.
mAshisa.os, ' nn, .,,;a" - .S.
no. !. xs,v anu .=u.;ons ~ br;nu
aa,an.,,on ~ Sin,, Indians N VAN.
nstsn N neoo,iato for a modification
of the treaty Of 'G8, In regard to the
Black Hills country and the hunting
privileges Of the Sioux north OF the
North Platte, and on the Smoky Hill
fork OF the Republican rivor. There
being no appropriation from which tho
expenses Of this delegation can be paid,
the Interior Department and tho Indian
0nice have asked tho advice OF the Ben
alto Committee on Indian Affairs - to
the propricty OF bringing on tho delega'
ton, and trusting TO Congress- 10 re-
place the funds necessarily used.
Aword Of Dsfsnsc . Curtis.
N,w yonx March ia letter In
,ha Worid dsfsnds Tylsr Curtis aaainst
.ha .b.roa M having abandoned his
family bSrc. and says his mi~sfortunes
,snJcred him unable either 10 leave San
E,.ncisco or fnrni.h funds. and that
,hcye wa. mn intentional neglect. Much
s.mn.,Lv Win Inc dsceasodis expressed
nv tbose Who knew of hor brave struR.
Il. ac";r.t odversitv. Tho abandon.
ment story, II Is understood, originated
-;th nra0oyv