Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-01

rELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
An Augusta, Me-, dispatch says
Blaine's physician g consider his nervous
pfostration more severe than has been
supposed. He has prescribed absolute
rest forbidding him even to write let
tiers. He gives no encouragement that
he will bs able to take any part in the
coming campaign.
On the ballot in which Hendricks was
nominated. the several States cast their
votes as follows: Michigan %. New yer-
sey IS, Minnesota 10. Missouri 30. New
Hampshire 10. Kentucky Il. Louisiana
I6. Iowa ~, Georgia %. Florida 8. NJ as
sachusetts &c, Illinois AZ. Kansas 10.
Maine IA, Maryland l6. Mississippi l6.
Nevada 6, Wisconsin 70. Arkansas II.
Nebraska G. West Virginia 10. Virginia
%, Vermont 10, California IL, Colorado
20, Texas l6, Oregon 6. South Carolina
Il. Tennessee "a, Pennsylvania so.
Rhode Island 8. Ohio. Hendricks sc and
blank 8 Delaware 6. New York 20. Con-
necticut Il. Alabama 20. Total vote.
7S3: Hendricks. $50; blank, s.
Senator Jones last speech is the sub
jeet Of much comment. Every nearer or
reader comedies the great ability dis
played in his sharp and logical answers
10 all criticism made by both Morrill, and
Sherman on his former speech, but the
very fact that his reasoning is 30 strong
excitss great alarm in many quarters
that the Senate may concur with the
House in its vote to restore the old silver
dollar to free coinage and full legal ten
der, which is precisely the proposition
first preached in Congress by Jones. He
frankly avowed his position to be. that
not only the national debt was payable
in silver coin. but that all State, munich
pal. incorporative and private indebted
ness contracted in paper money can
Justly be paid in silver dollars. which
were unlimited until the year 1873, and
in no other way can the differences
between debtor and creditor be fairly
adjusted.
The Democratic National Executive
Committee, OF which Il. D. Hewitt Of
New York is Chairman and F. 0. Prince
Of Massachusetts, Secretary is composed
of the following members: John q.
Priest Of Missouri, n. II. Howe of Iowa.
George L. Miller of Nebraska. William
81. BarnIm of Connecticut, Miles Ross
Of New Jersey. NJ. W. Ransom q North
Carolina, John G. Thompson Of Ohio,
William L. Scott Of Pennsylvania and
William B. Bates of Tennessee.
John G. SAKE is lying seriously i'll at
bis residence in Brooklyn. He expresses
doubts himself of his recovery.
A Herald Washington dispatch dated
yesterday says the Conference Committee
On the Legislative Appropriation bill
was in session the whole of Thursday
evening. and at midnight there was no
agreement.
The Naval bill will he agreed on and
passed.
The Postofice Conference Committee
will also agree. The others, including
the Army, Legislative, Executive, Con-
sular, Diplomatic. and sundry civil,
river, harbor and others. remain subjects
of disagreement.
The Senate yesterday adopted joint
resolution continuing the appropriations
from last year on the most important
bills for period not exceeding thirty
DAYS. This was sen: to the House,
which did not act on it, and will not, as
the House will claim the right to origin
ate revenue bills; but it will, if neces-
sity exists, form such a measure of its
own, and send it to the Senate. This
will have to be done a. the new
fiscal year begins to-day. the LIST of July,
whether at noon or at the previous mid
night is an open question. The legis-
lative day begins at noon: thus the last
day Of Congress is on the Sd Of March,
which is held to end on the 4th ut noon.