Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-07
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been parcsling his garments among them
may a well abandon that cheerful task,
- be l. not half 90 near dead a. his per
sscutou. There can Be no mistaking
the concurrent Judgment Of observers
Of all parties ~ 70 the effect OF the
dramatic scene In the House yesterday.
The diversion In BlAins's favor was in
stantaneols and overwhelming. II he
was the strongest candidate . week ago,
he IL stronger now"
The World says: Clearly the World
right in its impression that Blaine
cannot wisely Be regarded - absolutely
o dead man. He was one OF the livsl-
lest dad men seen or heard from In .
long time ct Warrington yesterday. II
will probably be at Cincinnati that We
shall be able TO ascertain exactly how
much life IL left In him. and what use
hs proposes 10 mako OF 1t.
WASHINGTON. June {. -Ths oldest
Congressman say that they nsysr wit
messed anything approaching tho dra.
matte effect OF yesterdays scene. when
Blaine advanced 10 the front OF the
Clerks dssk and denounced Knott for
Withholding, since Thursday morning.
the cable dispatch from Caldwell which
confirmed Tom Scott's testimony re-
lisving Blaine from all connection with
the Arkansas bond transaction. The
spontaneous applause from the floor and
ysIlsriss WAS electric.
R.n,s.sns..i, Jobn Hancock. of
TsIas- 4 prominsut. cool.hssded and
able Democrat. thought Blaine's speech
would place him back again In public
eonadence.
Kasson. Of Iowa, said there never was
sucb 4 scene In the House, and while he
vas dsspopdsnt before be was sIultant
nav. lie was snthusiauticslly satisAsd
with the examination. Ha thouehtthers
vss mo- stop to Blaine now aud he would
be nominated ut Cincinnati.
Harris. OF Massachusetts. SAYS no
othsr man In the country can tais aud
shsks the Confederate House like Blaine.
M. charoct.rir,d blaine a. manly ana
rioht. and Blsins's old friends now could
DEFY The world again.
Ben. Wade saws; "wsll. Blains's
the damnedsst msu TO handle In Amer
lea. He got the rebels down and put
his foot ON them. The people like such
\ man and will sustain him; they like
that sort Of pluck"
Garfield said the disclosure that the
Judiciary Committee has withheld i'm
portant evidence will be ruinous 10 them
and the day had been n strung one for
Blaine.
Southland. of Ohio, (Dsmocrat) said
Colfax fell ON half the evidence that had
come ont an Blaine. vet the latter an
nsa,ed 40 he risinu. A day or two more.
aid he liks this and Blaine will be
nor;rat.J
han yo,,bss. .s;d n ~. Inn most
hr;ll;ant bolJ ami daring attach hs sysr
NAV. Blsins WINS lie a bors,man r;d.
inc AZ n tyrribl, pscs aoaipst a atone
vsil-ho must either clear IL or Be
dashed 10 pieces against IL. But he had
cleared II. with plenty OF room to spare.
Inc wiinholuinS OF telegram
was unfair anu contrary 70 the american
iuea OF iaif play. Every man Wa enu'
usd 10 q hearing, anu an investigator
oy 4 committee ot congress ought mo- 10
10 Oh q partisan character, on' ior the
purpose OF bensnnng the puoic service
and developing fraud and dishonesty.
He could not understand how The COM
niittss could suppress snch important
tsstinony. o.
oil %soiii., and a Dsmoc,.t aid tS.t n
the DAYS business did not nominate
Blaine II ought to. II IL worth 70 Blaine
half . dozen State conventions.
Sayler Of Ohio said that IL could not
DO denied that Blaine's chances were i'm
m~easurably improved.
Senator Allison Of Iowa. who heard
most Of the speech Of Blaine. said II was
the nost satisfactory defense. The peo-
pie could not help admirins the coura.
geous and skilful gsnsralship Of Blaine.
who was the most audacious statesman
Of the age.
Haskins OF New York, the foremost
Of the Conklinc men, said Blains's vim.
dication VA, complete.