Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-24
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

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Trials sr RspsbiIeass IL Nissssst.
New Yonx, June "A Times Wash.
inQton special says the testimony taken
by the Senate Committee d Jackson.
Missouri. shows q systsmatic course Of
murder, arson. whipping. mobbing. ETC..
for the crime Of Rspublicanism. The
perpetrators are not rsbsl soldiers who
are After Republicans, but young bucks
led BY q few old planters.
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Nrv yosx. Jups ga Tribune Wash.
ipston spscial s.y. Blaine will 10 to An.
,u.,. Main. and M. r.-.nn.ar during
$3.50, M. m.r,.I condi.
a., ~. :, :. 80. ,h,..,.n,po. 4.
NM, =. oood :. NJ. ,r,.nd. hon.d n would
h. phv,,c.Il, n, M, iI,,ls .tr,nrh.
and b.. Io.t All .np.,its. and the vim
which h.. eb.r,ct.,i,sa him for twenty
ys.r,. Ia will 90 into, sbsolu,s quiet,
...ino M no,itieal friends. yi,ltors or
nev,p.psr man.
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Nrv Yo,r. Juns ga 7nbume's
w..h,,o,on .n.c,., saw, ths Lii 10
.m.na N. Enforcement Act passsd.ths
s.u.t. BY /. ,trict party vote. Booth
vo.sd With The Rspublicsns. The de-
bsts va. conducted almost entirely by
,bs Dsmocr.,, Who rssolutsly opposed
svsry provision and principle OF the bill.
Thu uurpose Of the measure IL TO cure
IN. Dialects IN the original Enforcement
Ao. poiutsd ont by The decision Of the
United staiss Supreme Court In the
Grant Parish and Kentucky cases, and
TO frame a new law which will not BE-
liable to the charge OF unconstitutional.
ity. and accomplish the purpose Of the
original Enforcement Act. Il remains
to DO seen, however, Why this bill should
have been pressed at the present time.
whom only six days remain In which TO
pass the Appropriation bills. whose i'm.
portance cannot be magnihed. The
want Of wisdom L. more clearly seen.
when Il Is remembered that the bill san.
not possibly pass the House and cannot
receive the Democratic vote.
spseuiss,s.s Of The .wsria.-
Nrw Yorr.. June 2l.-Ths Worlds
Washington censspondsnt thinks that
the rscep, order disseminating the Mill.
tsrv Divi,ion Of the Soutb II simply n
nlo, 10 .,cure the electoral vote Of Ala.
hama. Arkansss. Louhiana and Missis.
sippl for the Republicans. The same
correspondent thinks lowell will soon
retire from the Cabinet. He was q
or.st friend Of Bd,tov. Some think
tb.. bs will ,implv follow his ehisf.
o,h,,, ,b,, Al. po,..otBoe .ppropris.
,,or. aor., ami, him
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inc act. Al o anne ums ~. 'a'ee
The letters 70 fierIspon'' r's".Pon'
declined 70 suoscrioe 'hs opinion
signed oy BLACK ahd calPen'ei. f's'''-
pons was suopsnasd out sent o.ak worn
~ no had engaged p@ssAss 'oi Eng
. before inc subpoena IA ssi'sa' 'na'
business vas urgently demanding n'sa-
ssnlion there. and that u 10 did mol 60
he would lose his passage money and
probably b detained some wesks. 90
the committee sent q series OF questions
for him TO answer. hnou says sna'
Reeds a'a'smsn' 10 no''ne ~no, rum
and inc CANNOT o i's,o,
Auidwsns s'e'h' WI" nA. 's'h u'"s'
subpoena ior some Jays