Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-12
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ramuany opposisien % Tilden.
NEW YoRx. May li.-Sluch comment
is excited in Democratic circles by an
editorial In the Erenin9 Express against
Tilden's nomination for ths Presidency.
II urges that wise counsel should pre-
vail rather than that personal ambition
or party cliques should rule /; that New
York has no claim for the nomination
this year. and courtesy toward other
States should prevent any being pro-
sentsd. II denies Tilden's claim a. the
sole reformer. In 1874 he was elected
by so, 900 majority. though not the first
choice Of the Democratic party. The
following Summer 1t became manifest
that his usefulness was likely to be lost
through threatened softening Of the
brain. In the Autumn he assumed and
did control the State Convention. nam
ing all the candidates. He also had the
| State almost TO suit himself. and the re-
suit was the reducing Of the Democratic
majority by 90, 200 aud loss OF the A.
ssmbly. The Express protests against
all efforts to set aside and crowd GU
| prominent Democrats who refuse to join
In the formation OF any strictly personal
marty. This action has special sienif-
canoe because Of the recent connection
Of John Kelly and Augustus seholl with
its propristorship.
Fisods In New Hampshire aud Yer
mont.
wooDvrLLr, n. H.. May 1.-The
Connecticut river has risen TO a point
n,gns' .nnh ~ mas 'S Ts. ,.r ~, .'a sns'
snu. sill r.. W.,,s r;xar !. aool.
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Another impending Dam Disaster.
The dam At Smart's pond near Lynne,
New Hampshiro, which furnishes water
Tor IN. manufacturipc villages of Canaan
ami Enfield. is in danger Of giving way,
and II n doe. the result will bo disastrou,
I'm tho extreme. Men are nj work re-
n,irinp the breaks, but they have ne.
complished but little and tonight the
danger il imminent.
Railroad Accident 4. Connecticut.
Tuov,srowx. Conn. Nav Il.-By
+, Lsa.L;n, 81 NJ, .,Ia hi. manning n
- an, III .,c,,s;o,;s,s was ,hroyn
nom ,hs traek al the Nnuca,uck Rail.
roaJ Joun an smhankm,nt aud into tho
,;v.r anil aIthnuch tho car WAS bally
.m,sb@d anI became filled with water.
none ~ an, o~c,unants were killed. but
.om. ,,,sntv ver, mora or less ipinroI.
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The hr's's" M"'>'er S'ses "
bana"el
PHILApELrHil. May il.-sir Edward
Thornton tonight gave u grand banquet
10 the fresiueht OF u ohiteu shtes
and the Foreign Diplomatic Corps anu
Centennial Commissioners. Dom Pedro
Was present and sat 10 the left OF tho
Minister. General Grant being ON the
right. Sir Edward Thornton proposed
tho health Of tue President, to which
General Grant responded, by offering
the toast OF "Her Majesty the Queen
IL In estimated that 2oo,ooO persons VS.
tied the Exhibition to-day.
Miscellaneous
Over hundred railway AMI steam
boat companies have agreed Ia convey
| delegates 10 the National Democratic
| Convention nj st. Louis at half.fars
rates. and other, will Join in the arrange
ment.
There In, been comparatively a small
demand upon the Treasury for silver in
exchange Tor fractional currency within
two or three days, and the amount out
paid has not been no great M expected.
Tho .Johpson Gincbam Manufacturing
Comnany nj North Adams. Mass. has
sa;lsJ with heavy liabilities. Two hun.
AL hands ore thrown ont Of employ.
mani
Lsvi. Mclaughlin OF BROOKLYN went
home drunk "Wednesday night and com
msnced abusing his wife, who had n