Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-28
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Roee, ofBG
Sr. Loru, April 21.-Ths fansrsl Of
Mayor Barrett took place to-day. II
the largest svsr known. The pro-
cession consisted OF about three hun
drsd policemen, the military companies.
a largo number Of carriages, General
sherman and part Of his staf. The City
Council, Catholic Societies, and the Fire
Dspartnsnt With engines and hoss-eax.
isess heavily drapsd. The line Of
march vas 70 The late residence Of do
esassd, whsrs his body lay In state.
Brief services were held. and The body
taken to 81. Johns Church, where
mas vas celebrated. The church was
dnpsd, decorated with immortsllss.
white rossbuds. etc. The body was then
taken 10 Calvary Cemstsry and Inferred.
RsaiGssa I.srissss D.sisr vents
- - Assssasy General.
CxicAoo, April 27.-A Washington
special says the Hcming Star says, ed
itorialy: "It II nov said the efforts 10
displacs Secretary Delano arise from q
combined movement on the part Of Sem
ator Mitchell. Of Oregon, BEN Holiday.
Rufus Ingalls, and others. who wanted
him replaced by some person Who will
Join them In securing to = corporation
already formed, and In which they are
interested, the Black Hills country"
The same special says General Butler
Ia making q strong effort 10 secure At
torney General williams' place. but thai
tho chances are against him.
nasS.ss - Ez-ssaassr shsr.-
speech Of Evsrts s.d nsp,y Of
Behurs.
Nrw Yo.x. April IA dinner was
given this evening 10 ex-senator Carl
Schu1 BY q number Of prominent citi-
rens here, prior TO his departure for
Europe ON Thursday next. The BAN
ouet-room was decorated with American
and German days. while the band dis
couned music during the evening. Hon.
VIM. N. Evarts presided, while at his
RIGHT sat the guest Of tho evening. Hon.
Carl Schurs. About two hundred peo-
ple were present. among whom were
Charles Francis Adams, IT.. Peter
Cooper. &. d. Chittenden. John j.
Cisco, Parks Goodwin, David A. Wells.
ex.Attorney General Barlow. Howard
Potter. Cyrus W. Field. Mural ha!steu'
Professor Botta, Charles Butler. White
Law Reid, DR.. Hammond and others.
After partaking OF . rspast MI. Evarts
called the meeting TO order md n q iew
eloquent words conveyed the compii'
ments Of those present to dis1n-
guished yusst, and hanksd MN ior ms
great public services. In o~onS'us,on,
be called ON AL present 70 MI mel,
glasses n drink 70 the neei.n y SM'
Sehurz. Wishing MN prosperous 'oy-
age, . happy samme anu sAo W
turn.
Mr.. Schurz rose and In reply said:
To earn . good name from my isiiow
citixsns IL q thing desirable. 1 may
claim n thing: i have tried at least TO
do my duty. Certain disagrsements o
sentiment occurred between me and my
party before l lett d senate. started
early in life an Earnest and devoted man
and attached myself to b hspnbiican
party; served It faithfully TIL and after
the civil war. and until its logical results
xero perfectly sale. After the war u
then seemed tho time had come Tor lax
ing other great problems in hand Tor
solution. IL was necessary TO secure ior
tho new order Of things that favorable
public opinion which IL Indispensable.
by q wise course Of Cancellation and pol
lev. Il was necessary TO strike down
he spirit Of rapacity which arose during
the war and threatened 70 destroy that
grand old institution. our Government.
Il was necessary 10 restore once more to
the country . sound currency. and TO
ii,htsn and regulate The burdens sway
ing over the people from svenue and
taxntion. That these evils existed no
| one denied. and NO one denies to-day.
I foudiy hoped that the party 10 which
belonged would take these problems
in hand and deal with them; but you,
a. we'll a. I, know that these problems
arc still unsolved, and, indeed, retro
orade moyemsnts were made. Some
earnest attsmpts were made In 1872 TO
tako A middle course, but failed. This
sbould moi IN encouragement, be-
eanss The beat lessons are 10 DO learned
from fa,lnrs. We have two political
n-.ytiss to-5av. Int neither satisfies the
psorIe. sSsli admit that in both par
tiss thers are GOOD men, and in this and
thst ststs soms GOOD things had been
Sors by s,thsr y or The other party,
hnt ~. man coming 10 two
no.as ana ming. (which shall I
tatsi" and another person saying