Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-28
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Conveatisn.
NKw YoRK, July ga special from
Parkersburg. West Virginia, says the
Republican State Convention yesterday
adopted both the majority and minor
ity reports. The former arraigns the
Democratic party for It's administration
Of State affairs; censurss the reception
Of Federal prisoners by the State Psni.
Tertiary; condemns the bringing Of
cheap and compulsory labor into COM
petition with the labor Of the people OF
the state; opposes the restoration OF
the test oath; indorsss the Cincinnati
platform aud pledges support to Hayes
aud Wheeler. The minority report ron.
sisted OF a recommendation that the
question Of locating the State Capital be
submitted to a vote Of the people Of the
State.
The Iadian War.
Nrw YoRK, July 2s.--A Washington
special says 1t is believed at headquar.
tiers that the forces Of Crook and Gibbon
are not over eighty miles apart, and can
readily be brought within supporting
distance. Crook feels that be Is going
to have hard fighting. but intends to
make II decisive. II Is said that there
are at least G.OOO warriors in the field
under Sitting Bull. II IL feared the
Sioux may have received accessions from
tho Sioux in the British possessions.
which might swell the hostile forces to
10000. The Sioux, II driven to the
wall by the troops. will 90 north and
take refuge in the British possessions.
Fears are entertained that Crook may be
overmatched.
A Times special from Chicago says
advices from Crooks command in camp.
at the mouth Of ths Tongal river.
Wyoming, July ID. says his troops were
awaiting General Merritt's arrival before
commencing active operations.
A special from Terry says all IRE well.
It is expected that Terry. under In
struction. has by this time reached the
confluence Of the Big Horn and Yellow
Stone river. Crook wants Terry to
march toward his command half way. |
as the Indians arc in the mountains.
aud tho battles must be fought there.
The Snake allies say the Sioux
are occupying the mountains where
Sibley's party struck them and will com.
pei the troops To fight them inch by
inch. This will bs n deadly warfare.
They know every foot Of the ranges Of
which the troops are entirely ignorant.
They will guard every pass and ambus-
cade the soldiers ut every step. With
plenty Of dried meat and Al abundance
Of game they can make u prolonged re.
sisiance. Veteran officers say II would
be wise TO accept volunteers.
Hsndrisks 60 Coacsde Tor Hard
Money.
Nrw YORK. July as.-A Special from
Saratoga says Hendricks and Tildsn will
have a conference to-day. whom II Is he.
lievsd that letters Of acceptance will be
decided on and that the letters will I've
ready by Monday. Great pressure will
he brought to bear upon Hendricks. and
hs will conceds la favor Of "hard
money"
Miscellaneous.
CINCINNATI. July 2s.-Ths Office Of
the Robertson county (Tsnn.) Tribune
was entered by q party Of masked men
at an early hour yesterday and com.
pletsly demolished. the press broken
up and scattered in the street. The pro-
pristor Of the paper charges a leading
candidate for County Judge with melting
the outrage. Great excitement pre-.
walls.
Nav YoRx. July .s.-Ths morning
papers deny that yandorbilt's condition
is serious. aud say that he Is recovering
slowly.
slowly.
WARRINGTON. July 2s,-owing to the
absence Of Senators who accompany
Senator Capeiton's remains. no verdict
will be reached in the impeachment case
before the middle Of next week.