Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-19

psatsd. Witness did mot agree with The
viewy OF Colonel Patton. He found ne
groes readily convinced BY argument. HI
employed no other means 10 infiusncs them
70 vote the Democratic ticket.
rhs Senate.
wAsHuoroS. December TO- In thu
Senate. windsm. from the Committee on
Appropriations. reported unamended the
Iavalid Pension bill for the year ending
June. 1878.
The Chair presented the Secretary oil
States Communication transmitting . List
OF psrsens not United States citizens hold
Ing consular Offices. 10 whom salaries wers
paid during the fiscal year ending June,
1879. Ordered printed and tabled.
Anumber Of private bills were passed.
Objection being made 70 taking up
Csmsren's resolution for the Adjournment
Of beth houses from Friday TO January Sd.
Cameron withdrew the motion.
After the msrning hour Boutwell, and
Dawes formally presented the statues Of
samuel Adams and John Winthrop.
PreseedisEs IN the House.
WARRINGTON. December l9.-In the
House to-day Wood from the Ways and
Means Committee reported . resolution
for the adjournment Of the House from
next Saturday 10 Wednesday. 27th. and
from Saturday. 30th. TO January 3D..
Wilson suggested that such adjourn
msnt was unfair 70 the Western members
who may wish TO spend the holidays at
hv.;... ~
Walton said the committee had reached
this decision after mature deliberation.
He Moved the previous question, which
the Houss seconded, aud the main quss-
ton was ordered.
Wood explained that the committse un-
dsrstood that no business would DO lone
between Friday next and January 81.
BurchArd. Of tho committee. said some
members thought II the Judiciary Com.
mittee would report on the question Of
privileges referred 70 the House. then they
might take the usual holiday. but until
tho committee did report the proposition
for Adjournment was premature.
The resolution was adopted by O vote OF
l2i 10 o..
The House then went into committee OF
The whole on tho fertilization bill and
nas.ed n without Amendment. The total
spnrouri.tiop h s25O. 600.
No. yo.v n.c.mhsr io-Th. Hons.
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'nA, 70 i "o '
VI w ""ssrn os'on
requiring the production OF All kilograms
son or received through their Offices re-
lativs 70 the late election by A. II. Hewitt,
ID. MAgons. Fernando Wood. John Nor
risssy, John Kelly, T. N. Weed and w. ID.
FELTON,.
The Chairman said he could not enter
tain the resolution In it, present shape, as
they were only empowered to inquire -
70 the citics u New york. brooklyn.
Jersey CITY n P~nilaasiphia.
VI motioh OF maaaeh . suDsutnts was
adopted: the iispublieans Young ssalns' u.
IL provides thAt suppsnas 10 issuea &c.
curing ths Pre.idcnt or othsr omciais OF
the w. Y. And a, NJ. Telegraph Com
Panies 70 preduos All kilograms SEM OF
resolved " y same parties reiAtvo 10
fraudulent. registration and fraudulent
voting At the election Of Presidentiai elect
srs or members Of Congress-
The Last and Nest Absurd supposi.
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w..,,vo,,x n..on,h.r IN ri. i.,..,
J..,.
piah ier Peac''ui se'u'ins'o 'ne e'''''-
raj difficulties 10 suggested by Senator
Wallace Of PsnnsyivaniA' HIS scheme .
70 have all disputed questions connected
wv .ns ooan, ,eri \. uoa ~ n
ssnts,iys,. and seven from ,hs Senate.
This body could have the right to act up
on the oregon Ease ana upon .as ', S
rspressnns ~ we "u,1a.. TL;. ra.,
s".s.II -. A.. r;rh, a. ds.isra sho
lunW s.sn pn..tt.n, -, a. i,,i,sJ
mn W .ne h,as vs. ~. s.n :"
oa'e.. III hs y" ~
apPS,r'msn 's.' sno
ator Maiisoe : schsnis eons.ss' i,o "ou'u
havs them chosen ~ lot' certain nun.
Der VI names Tor the bsnato would De put
into . box. md al sIual nulnper OF nAin.s
from the Heuse would be put MO Another
The Joint eominiIt:s weula tnen oe
asnrniseu ~ .,,.s 49, s,.n ..sh
aH"A' ~. sa..
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wouia ~ pu.I,y =. in.,.r.. sr, ps.ns'
s.cs,ee nns msyv...y ~ 49,, 49,.
mai.scG my
ns,,,I..i sr.ir. III ns,ian. Nal haxc
been decided by schemes apparently a.
trivial a. his own.
I~u.Iixtbls Eiscssrs,
wAsHIsoroS. Dec. i9.-The Senate Sub
today took testimony In the
case Of alleged i~neligibility Of Frost, Dem.
ocr.tIc Elsctor Of Missouri. Thomas Dor.
ouybm.p. . nsmbcr az the Electoral Col.
l,rs. ts,,iasd that Prost was NOT present
10. ths csllere met and tbe yotrs for
prssisent and Vice pre,ideut we're cast.
..d r. college elected Atwood 70 aet In
Ma. n, Prost. Stifsl. the I~i.publicap can.
IiJs,. .nnssrsd and claimed tbe right IN
80, N. VA an the claim tL.t Prost was
insiIsibls. lie testiiei that he made
i.ns.d an Gsyerpor Hardin 10 give him
|. csr,iaost. 4, Rlsctor. A. he had received
IN bivhsst number Of votes Of any person
,lIyiLis IA ONCE In tLs Di,trict. ne filed
.ish IN. ooysrpor papsr ssttiuc forth his
slsIm. Tho 0oysrnor said he had issued
|. certide.ts 70 Frost, but ordered ths Sec.
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