Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-20
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NEW Yonx, June i9.-The Dement'S
src getting alarmed at the prospect Of the
delayed appropriation bill. II 10 probable
an effort will be made In . day or two to
break away from the narrow leadership OF
Randall and Holman and agree 10 general
appropriation bills In such . shape a. will
DO acceptable 10 tho Senate and meet the
approval Of the President. II this can DO
done In time 10 ave the Government from
disorder. an effoit will DO made TO pass
such . Joint resolution - 10 proposed In
the Presidents message. authorizing the
expenditure Of the balance Of the present
fscal year 10 be used for carrying on the
Government until the regular ~appropria-
tons can be agreed upon.
nsisssu's Rssignattes.
NEW YoRx. June ia "Times'' wash
ington special says: Bristow's reason for
resigning 10 that his private business To
quires his attention. He. chose this time
TO retire because he desired 10 avoid the
responsibility Of directing the r~eorgAniza-
ton Of the Department.. which will occur
At tho end Of the fiscal year. Solicitor Of
the Treasury Wilson retlros with his chief.
The Times" says Of Bristow's retire
ment: He has had . very dinicult post TO
All, and he has filled IL with singular sue
Gees. He has not only been faithful and hon.
est, but has shown high courage and great
ability In tho midst of influences not
wholly favorable 10 . strictly honorable
Administration Of his Office. He has never
perverted its great powers TO his own pur-
poses, nor used them for any but the pub
lie service. He has fully understood the
responsibilities which he assumed. and has
mel them In . manner for which no de-
serves the gratitude - well ~ respect and
admiration Of the country. Nor 10 he To
DO remembered solely for his pursuit. Of
wrong-doers or the energy O u~prightness
Of his discharge Of ordinary duty. He has
grasped the principles On which the inan-
ciAl honor Of the Government rests and
has given his great influence boldly 10 their
support. No more able exposition Of the
necessity for honest money and the forms
by which ID Il 10 b. most safely and quick
ly reached have been made than that which
his reports furnish. Had Bristow been al
lowed to remain In onicc II would have
added greatly To the credit and advantage
OF the country.
A"Tribune' Washington special says:
When Bristow's place shall have been
filed. the changes In Grants Cabinet, In
the seven. years he has been In Office, will
number twenty-five. . fact without prece-
dent. Bristow will leave the city next
Tuesday, and after . short Wait TO Louis
willie, will take . trip TO Europe. He will
BE- unable TO participate In the canvass, n
his two years service In the Treasury. fight
ing corruption aud whisky rings, with al
occasional weeks respite. has been such .
strain on him. mentally and physically.
that he will seek \ few months rest. with
his family. In travel.
M. Biai.s en- she Nsmisasiens.
WASHINGTON. Juno 19.-After adjourn
ment Of the meeting at City Hall tonight,
the assemblage proceeded to the residence
Of Blaine. who was met with the most
intense manifestations Of favor. He al.
dressed tho crowd rs follows: Fellow
Republicans--The condition Of my health
forbids that I should address you at length.
and I fear my voice may fail 10 reach Q
considerable portion Of the large crowd To
which I Am 80 indebted for the compli-
ment IL this call. Let me say. In brief,
that I heartily Join with you In ratifying
the nomination Of Hayes and Wheeler. l
know both Of the candidates well and have
known them long. They are true and
tried, honest and competent, strong and
popular. I do not believe II was possible
for the National Convention 10 present o
more acceptable ticket 10 the great mass Of
American voters, and I have not q singlo
doubt Of its triumphant election In Novem-
Der. and 10 that great result your efforts
and mine will. ! am sure, he devoted with
the most earnest zeal. II I may be per-
mitted 10 refer TO tho connection Of my
wi name with the Republican nomins-
ton, let me say, gentlemen. that / look
back upon II with pride and satisfaction
with not one tinge Of regret at the final
result. I owe much TO the true friends
who 40 faithfully supported me. AMI I AM
sure that ! do not entertain the slightest
feeling Of ~unkindness toward those who
opposed me. I hope I can 70 further, and
say that out Of all the fierce contests Of the
past half year l do not al this moment
cherish q trace Of ill-will or uncharitable
feeling toward any political rival or politi.
cal opponent. Let us look forward hope
fully To the future for the peace and PROS
perity 81 the American people. wisely
u the Government. which shall be lust 10
all sections and all citizens Of our own
common country. Thanking you again,
gentlemen. for the honor Of your call. I
bid you u cordial goodnight.
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