Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-16
BY TELEGR APH!
SPECIAL To THE PIoCHE DAILY RECORD
By WESTERN UNION LINE.
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

NEW YORK, June 18th ere can be no
doubt that half the popularity of Blaine
is due to the admiration which Western
delegates of blunt moral perception or
slow intelligence entertain for his fight
ing qualities. II the Convention is al
lowed little more time for reflection
Blaine will certainly not be nominated.
Some of the Western delegates who have
never read Fishers letters or thought
about their significance have now been
introduced to both and the result is not
favorable to the chances of Blaine.
Were not the impossibility 80 apparent,
OF a union among friends of other candi-
dates there would be little cause for dis.
quiet over the chances of SO undesirable
a nominee as Blaine.
New YORK, June 15.-One advantage
of the present low rates of freight from
Chicago and Milwaukee to the seaboard
is the unusually large movement of
wheat and corn, not merely to the Allan
tic cities but to Europe. For two or
three weeks for our grain at nearly all
the principal European ports. The ex-
ports of corn from Baltimore, Boston and
Philadelphia have been large. From
New York last weeks list of exports in
cludes no less than l, 81, 1876 bushels of
wheat, 447 ,749 bushels of corn. The re-
ceipts and exports of grain at this port
thus far this year shows an increase of
over fifty per cent over last year. Such
fact as this augurs we'll for the city
trade later in the year.
WEST POINT, June Is. - Forty-eight
cadets graduated to-day; only two failed.
Sherman spoke to the graduating class,
concluding as follows: II give you all q
hearty welcome to the army. Don't be
afraid. You are all and every one Of you
as good as Grant when be stood here a
few years Iago. You have it in your
power to follow in his footsteps and per-
haps earn the high distinction he has
won. This is not to be done however,
by gambling and drinking, or sleeping
in the back room of suffers store.
When you fight, fight to win, and when
it is over forget your fight as much ga
you can. Now, go home and see your
friends. and mingle with ladies'. They
are more attractive than bar.rooms and
billiard-rooms.'
The Herald's Washington special says
it now appears that some weeks since
when Belgium and Denmark came to ne.
gotiate the extradition treaty between
themselves free from the English act,
they adopted the rule which Fish has
laid down.
CINCINNATI, June 15.-The Sub. Com.
mittee on Resolutions, which sat all
night, has substantially agreed on the
platform, but the contest was renewed
| = ~ r..n
the sole point of the anti Chinese resolu.
ton, which was turned down SO finely
by the Subj Committee that it had little
force. Senator Jones renewed the efforl
in the full Committee to give it body
muscle and soul. The difficulty is Il
make the Eastern representatives realize
the dangerous depth of the Chinese evi
in its moral, social and political indu
ences and that its peculiarities take thu
question out of the range of all argu
ment on the general question Of foreign
emigration. The Pacific Coast deleRa
tons are unitedly urging that the st
Louis Convention will meet this issue il
terms disastrous to the Republican part,
in the Pacific States unless this Conven
ton takes high ground in the interest o
christianity and civilization against bar
barism and paganism which renders it
subjects incapable of assimilation will
citizens OF the United States POLITICAL.
or socially.
$40 p. m.--The Convention has jus
adjourned without q ballot.
CINCINNATI. y. June 15.-Up to 5:1
p. M. when the convention adjourned
the time was occupied in completing OF
CARNATIONS, motions for nomination
and speeches by various delegates.
is understood the balloting will com
mence tomorrow.