Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-09


were unfortunately led to take up arms
against us. and cultivate friendly inter-
course with them, and let there be no
step backward in our efforts TO return 10
specie payment at the earliest possible
day; and the period is not remote when
We shall again rejoice in the welfare and
prosperity Of our common country.
Hon. Alonzo B. Cornell was then unani-
mously chosen temporary Chairman, and
in the course Of his address said: "You
meet as the representatives of the great
party which saved the Nation when its
life was threatened By rebellion; that
party which, during twenty years of ex.
istencs accomplished more to conserve
and promote the course of good govern
ment than all other parties since the
adoption Of the Federal Constitution.
The Republican party has always been
the party OF REFORM ii was founded for
the purpose of correcting great National
evel, and in this benefeent work it met
but one enemy--the Democratic party
which, in its efforts TO preserve and ex-
tend slavery, turned upon the Union and
became the mother of rebellion, created
reasonable sentiment which resulted in
the assassination OF the President, and
plotted for the reputation of the Ma
tional debt. Last year the Democratic
party Numbered into electing an honest
Governor. While | would not in the
the least detract from the good work in
which the Executive is so zealously en-
gagged, denounce AZ false ana hypo-
critical the pretentlons of the Democratic
party. The Republican party, through
its Attorney General inaugurated war
against the Canal Ring. and Republic
can Legislature proposed the Constitu-
tional Amendments, which were last year
ratified by the people, assuming the re.
formation of abuses in the canal expen-
diture. In the last Presidential Conven.
ton, owing to the unfortunate circum.
stance, members were led away and
found themselves in the hostile camp.
| The causes which led to this diversion
have now happily ceased to exist. Many
of our old colleagues desire to resume
their former allegiance. Let us hold out
the olive branches and welcome their re-
turn; let no pride of opinion or personal
resentment longer separate them from
us-thoss who cherish our principles
and desire to cooperate with us.
SYRACUSE, Sept. S.--Leorette & Bis
dells box factory and A. Bruegger 5
sash and blind factory were burned last
night; loss about $50, 900.
NEW YORK, Sept. 8. - Captain Eads'
plan for the improvement of the Missis.
sippi river meets with the approval OF
the committee of engineers that for O
week past have been considering its de
tails.
B. G. Arnold Il Co. have obtained an
order of attachment against the property
of the Bank of California in this city,
their claim being for $l24, TAG, tn,
amount of drafts on the Oriental Banl
, of London held by them.
The failure OF Peter Jones & Co., pro
, vision dealers, was announced on tn
r Produce Exchange yesterday. The firm
were understood to have been specula,
ing in lard and unable to maintain mar
t gins.
r Several suits have been instituted i
t the Supreme Court to recover agains
s Alexander Guile & Co., of England, o
t protested drafts. One of the suits
8 brought by the Bank of Scotland fo
f $1S5, 03l, another by Harwood, Night
r Allen for $49, 0S0, and the third by tn
/ London & Westminster for $51, 541
9 In the Supreme Court chambers yeste
o day Judge Donahue granted an order @
:. publication in all these suits.
Il CHICAGO, Sept. S. A Washingto
h special says number of injunction
J. have been issued by the Supreme Cou
o OF this district against the Secretary {
It the Treasury to prevent the payment {
j certain moneys due on claims presente
v and allowed by the several department
T. and for payment of which warrants ha,
It been drawn upon the Treasury. TIL
"A has been the practice of the Court to
IA limited extent for some time past, but ,
!. late it has grown TO be such q source
Ia annoyance that the Secretary of Il
. Treasury resolved to test the right of IL
m Court to interfere in such matters, al
N as preliminary step in this direction
r. he has referred to the Attorney Gener
T. for decision of the question as
70 whether the Secretary of the Treasu
,ff is bound to obey these injunctions. II
a. question is very important one and il
or wolves to some extent the protection
az individuals and the Government aft
IN warrants have been drawn.
hit SoulHAiSaiOucI hthliooHs VI VAC VI
an sion Bureau, in his forthcoming repo
he to Congress will call attention to t
a need of several legislative acts in ord
er to help carry out the reforms he desir
ed to institute in the pension service.
to wishes most of all to change the prese
"a. system OF medical examiners. The
In men are local physicians. who fay
an their pet patients, and often give C
in tificatss to men not entitled to anylcla
Ter upon the Government. AS they are o
q n paid by tho case it is to their interest
res present as many cases as possible.
proposes to change all this by appoi
~ inc competant madieal man who are