Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-27
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Blaine to-day testified IN ms own De-
fence In regard 20 .ha' mys,s,ols p nch
age when was ssii'sreu W MN y WV
inson. be said.
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Robinson " os,isve ne save .as sPsen0
date rom nus oiaiy5 asn''rsa "'
me SPSskst pAIIo, 20
snouia tnihI tnAs ecH,s
or ~ inenes long anu A9ou 'oui "hns
IN uiaMsse,. ie,el'.u "
sitting In the speaker 8 cnair.
IA Il became convenient wsnt ou' anu
met HIM o speaker Psfiot. ~
handed me n package ana MID "inis
3 package which Caldwell landed me
for you." The packsge was dons up
carslessly in brown paper, with the ends
tied down. and tied. / should aay-a-
though l cannot say precisely At TINS
date-in q very loose way. 1 ehaued
with him . moment o the eondlIon
OF Inc o sniitn ioau ant soneNnAs
about the coal lands IN the Arkansas
valley. he tnen wanteu 70 10: souis
members OF the House nave forgot
ten whom. 1 told him he could pave
the privilege Of the noor . ne went IN
with me. Al passed to the House 1 threw
the bundle down carelessly and 1t laid
there until the House adjourned. when
I took IL down to the lower private room
which I had, where 1t laid for months.
II was a package OF maps, some descrip-
tive pamphlets aud some OF descriptive
skstchss-I mean some OF those made
by individuals aud not published
showing the coal fields in Arkan.
sas Valley. II was considered a. thai
tune by Caldwell and Others that thers
would be quite speculation In pmying
these isnus, ana tness niaPs "sre Aiio'su
on TO show how much could Do GOT IN
one body. The sections were taken al
teruately and 1t was very hard To get q
large tract together u q very lew o
sand dollars would buy a considerable
quantity Of them. i think the company
offered them at 80 or So per acre. This
was ssnt 10 me a q prospectus and .
general setting forth Of the msrits aud
virtues OF the speculation. 1 did not
give q great deal Of attention TO IL. i
1NN. "a. I'll 90 an. ,;y., snJ
49, mnch n 1ouId co.t Inv the time n
~, r.. all 40 nm. Ni..i.,iyni. The r..
sni, =, ,ha Whole thiny was thut I did
no, smbart i'm II. TSat WAS ali there
~.. In An. vorld In Aha paokare. There
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~. .t.rI1 MINING Is,ok ,o ,ba
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,.s, ~ ,l,a ,;,ht nj ,o.d,v's Situation
- %,;,,nai,y ns,,ovsJ m Rla;ne AMI
Conliinc' Roth consider Bristow ont
of tbs oSestion since th. latter's defeat
in Illinois. after the Championship of
The Tyibups. Leading Western Rspub-
iicsn, declare that the steamboat men
will 90 against Conklinp because Of his
sttempted lecislation against them, This
would lose MIN Ohio certainly, and pos.
ably other States. While Blsins's pros.
pects are decidedly the hest, but few out.
side Of his Immediate friends arc willing
to conceds his nomination. In the
minds Of most politicians hero the
strength OF the "Grvat Unknown" into
whose balance the ballots Of Morton and
Conkhng delegates may yet DO lhrown'
II still very formidable. blaine . friends