Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-25
GENERAL NOTES.

TEE Democracy promised us . tidal
vavs-a prairie hre-when We should
hear from Vermont. and the result Is
that out Of a total vote Of 65,0O0 they
have not secured ons vote In three.
When the news should come from Maine
Ne we're to have . recurrence OF the log
cabin and hsrd-cider campaign. as Il was
whom "Mains went TO h-ll bent for
Governor Kent" The result 10 nearly
90, 900 Republican majority, and every
member OF Congress elected. and Blaine
10 to be sent to the United States Senate.
out Of the reach OF Proctor Knott.
This kind OF reaction won't do. Now
the Democracy place their hopes upon
Indiana, where there 10 another Tip
pscanos and Tyler. too" in favor Of
Blus.jeans Williams and Hendricks. OF
the Golden Circle. We anticipate a
victory in Indiana like that Of Tipps-
canoe. but. a. the last news informs Us
that the battle field was in possession OF
an hundred thousand boys in blue.
under the leadership OF a grandson OF
General Harrison. We shall be surprised
IL the victory 10 not with the Repub-
licans.
An American princess 10 about to be
married at Stuttgart TO an English gen.
tlsnan named Heneags. She 10 no less
Q person than Miss Agnes LsClsrq. for
meriy Of Baltimore. who In 1862 mar.
RED Prince Felix Saim.Salm, then q
Brissdisr in the Union army. and after
ward an aid-dscamp Of the unfortunate
Macmillan OF Mexico. The romantic
adventures OF the Princess in MEXICO.
where she saved the life OF her husband
after the fall Of the Empire. have been
chronielsd by herself in an entertaining
book. Prince Felix. restored through
her efforts to hin position in the Prus-
sian army. fell calamity fighting at
Gravsiotie. His widow has since re-
sidsd in Germany.
INFORMATION has been received that
the Rev. L. Smith. President OF the
Howard University and late Commits
sioner OF Indian Affairs, died at Ac-
crsa, on the West coast Of Africa. dur
ing the latter part Of June. Rev. Mr..
Smith allied the position Of Commits
sionsr Of Indian Affairs, and his name
was entanglsd in the controversies that
arose out OF the Investigations made
into the conduct OF that Bureau. After
his resignation Of the once Of Indian
Commissioner. he devoted himself 10
missionary labors in Africa. where he
ended his life.
Tux New York Sun (Tilden and Re.
form) complains that the ordering Of
the franklin to bring Boss Tweed to
New York may put the Government to
much expense. and that the use OF n war
v,ss.l o. . transport for prisoners is
highly improper. II is too bad. The
Democracy. though. ought to feel COM
plimented that their Boss is treated with
such distinction. They have grown so
economical. maybe they'd prefer to save
q few dollars by not bringing the old
man back at all.
the Turkish terms OF peace with
ssrvia are exceedingly severe. Their
secep,snes would destroy Ssrvisn free
dom. and reduce Prince Milan to COM
plete vassslsge. The Porte has evident.
ly laid down the most humiliatipg con-
ditions IL could reasonably devise. FL
pscting that the Great Powers stipulate
for mildsr terms. It 10 dangerous for
the Sultan and ais Ministers to make
such demands. Every day peace is
delayed increases the probability Of Rus
sisn intervention.
oussx vIcrosA's Government has
decided 10 send aid to the sick and
wounded in the war raging in the East.
Sixteen large packages, containing