Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-29

Brisiow 20 me, written from New York.
August p. 1915, aud which I have no OBJ
lection TO make part Of the record. 1t Is
AZ follows;
NEW YORK. August 8, is7J.-Hy Dur
Wi.oa: Your letter Of yesterday. with in
closure. Ia received. The time Il very
near at hand when l must make a square
issue with the thieves and scoundrels who
have combined to destroy me. must he
supported cordially and earnestly. or I
must and will break. l fear the compli-
cations are such that the former cannot be
done and the latter must. You cannot be
too careful about talking to anybody.
have heard here that the matter about the
"Sylph" dispatch. and our having seen
II in connection with Pierrepont, 10 fully
known to p. and b. Porter and Babcock).
and they are greatly disturbed. Do not
suffer yourself 10 talk with anybody abont
H.. OF course this IL not meant for GEN.
sure, but caution. i suppose must make
up my mind TO bear the abuse of the Ring
papers. hard ~ IL IL In do. They are fight
ing 10 keep their friends out Of prison and
to save themselves from exposure, and Of
course will seek to destroy anybody who
stands in their way. Well. as for myself.
I cannot turn back. nor will ] stop TO par
lev with thieves. I have no ambition 10
serye nor purpose IN accomplish but the
Enforcement az the law and honest collec-
| lion Of the revenue. I will compromise
| on nothing short Of this ; but on this issue
I am ready 40 lie sacriaced any day.
p S-isk Webster 10 write tho presi.
| dent fnllv his views about the Chicago
| Cnstom.bou,e and the whisky Ring. lie
| bss great Confidence In Webster. and II Ia
going 10 reopire the utmost watcbfulnes,
| OF his real friends 10 prevent his being
misled by men who profess friendship for
i'm h,t who arc Acting trearberoi,.ly.
Tell Web.,er 10 write stroufly and give
him ,be plain truth, and mark his letter
"eon6dentiai." Is. II. b.
~ ,n ,..n,,.. IN An. oue.tion nv the
.,.;,msn 7 NAV s,v hat the Secretary OF
..ha .r.n.anry anJ w,seli having been or.
NV. H.. A.. prasiJant IN see mn no uuiity
w. sS,niJ e.csne n n could he avoided.
na a...nI,s,ion mu,ualIv Concluded that
W.. W. p"s'una,', Ill mo-, 90 b,cl nm that In.
:. .,'han, ",ri,Itring himself and
lnnI.'on na,aars !" = 49, n%osi,ion. and
p,a.i"s ~ rnso,ys,, IN leayr Inc whole
we .hcie,os nnassI pahco.I's slleceJ con.
mar, y. ,,h' ~ whi.ly ring Al a. Loui,
-" ~ -, LII Nv the local oaIcers their.
,y,'n ai'a,,, H. H., If December. and until
!, wa. hnown Absolutely Thai General Bab.
col lad been indicted, the relations Of
Rri.tow and myself with the President
Nor. nassshIe INT AZ soon Ms ID was seen
H., usI.ocl w.s M be indicted. the idea
rs n,iii,sr, corrt ~ inouiry wa, brought
!" a. .nna, ~ nv lnowlcJce. by General
~ me Nv, H. ;,isnJ.' The idea of \
,%siiS,o.s snrr, ~,s byoaebeJ before the In.
1ain.n. ~. ,onnd agsinst Bsbcock. and
u.na sa., ~, ,ha prasiJent az The Unitej
S,s,as ,onI a. cround that a military
o'a ia, S,rs,ce,l. the nrocecdiur,
.oni' . nv. mi, ..rihnusi n, ~ Ionis wa.
~,o.' "..,,n,, III L. Secretary Dristow
anen ". NJ ,nIi..;ion of hi nnrpo.e
- 80, a. rs,"acn,io In Thai civ. On
o".i'a. ,""Pa,s na."wlcr w,o,e . Ie,,er
.he 'u W ma,.an sJyi.iny him mlIv
~ "rn''a -. Ill inJica,iny io lin
~ NJ. ny"' ~ ,bc secrsiary
.se se, ms p.,P 10 soa hy an hon.
y u' esna' ,h., tho ,~roeecdinv.
nIso'o ai.n ,,n,,,I shoniJ no, H.
ululc Wy $3.50 49, amh.rr..ol N
posiponeu or ueia!eu W aanIaa
ne could prevent y, w ~. P'ye'''unss' ~
be insi,tutei OF nau pe,Iic uo m'nsa.i
tribunal. W thai leNer ha,r no' e'py,
hui GENERAL HENDERSON, : pc''1,ci has .ne
orlginai. W w ~ pa, az