Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-13
LATE rELEsRAMs.
EAxrERN N.
The New Hampshirc Demseratie
alAfa CanNanllou.


The New Hampshire Demseratie
Ssats Convention.
CONCORD, N. H., Jan. l2.-The DEM
Stato Convention met here to-
day. and nominated Daniel Marcy for
Governor. Tho platform adopted recog-
nizes the settlement Of the issues in.
In the late civil war to bs Of bind.
ing force. aud favors n return TO specie
payments and retrenchment and econo-
my In public expenditures. The follow
ing resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the illustrious example
Of the spirit OF our institu lions Is OPP
posed TO a third Pis sidsntial term. Tho
present Chief Executive. using the great
trusts incident to his Office for personal
and family aggrAndizsment. by inflaming
asetariar luminosity and by interfering
with the cause Of public justice toward
the defrauders Of the revenue anu their
abettors. has demonstrated the wisdom
Of the fathers and snforces tho belief
that a third term would be dangerous to
the NAth VI uut titilchS e"e N
prosperity Of the nation.
Csneerning Our Isdian BROTHERS.
WASHINGTON. Jan. l2.-To-day a del
eeaiion Of Cherokees. Choctaws, Greeks
and Seminoles. called upon the Prcsi.
dent to pay their respects and talk OF
affairs in Indian Territory. which they
represented TO be in a good aud prosper
Gus condition, with abundant crops.
They took occasion TO express their OPP
position to the proposed Territorial Gov
erument for their country, when tho
President informed them that no bill
passed by Congress for that purpose
would receive his approval without the
consent Of the Indians.
Secretary Chandler to-day sent a com.
munication to the Hou,e on the subject
o! Subsistence Of the Sioux Indians at
Red Cloud Agency. Extraordinary Is.
sues are now required. In consequence
Of the exhaustion Of supplies at the con-
terence held by the late commission 70
treat for q ccssion OF the Black Hills.
The Secretary asks for an appropriation
Of S225, 0O0.
washington Affairs.
wAsnISoroS. January lathe Sem
ate Committee on Military Affairs met
to-day. Senator Logan presiding. The
committee agreed 10 report favorably on
q number Of Executive nominations. in
GLIDING that OF Major Robert McFeely
10 be Commissary General OF Sub
sistence.
The House Committee on Judiciary
to-day considered the proposed amend
ment TO the Constitution limiting the
Presidential term. Some OF the mem.
bers are In favor OF fixing the term OF
ak years with ineligibility afterwards;
others are for six years with ineligibility
until six years after the expiration OF
such term. and others are for restricting
the President TO two terms OF four years
lin other words. against o third term.
The majority Of the committee seem to
favor n term only OF six years with
insligibility for reelection. The COM
mittee took q test vote as to fixing tho
Presidential term q! six years with in
eligibility OF reelection and the vote was
G to Q In favor.
Charles Z. Brown has been nomin.
ated by the President for Pension Agent
ut Cincinnati.
The nomination Of Marston OF Mis-.
souri,. to succeed ingalls, as agent for
ave civilized tribes in the Cherokee
country has been Withdrawn from the
S~enats-the grounds for the removal oil
Ingalls, being found insufficient.
. The House Judiciary Committee
agreed to report Frye's bill providing
for the payment Of the Judgments OF
the SQUIRT commissioners OF the Alabama
claims as soon after the 22d OF January,
1876, M Is possible. About $4,000. 900
will DO paid out under the provisions OF
the bill.
whisky straight.
CHICAGO, Jan. 12.-The Government
officers at about 10 o'clock tonight
seized an establishment which was man.
uiacturing whisky secretly and without
any license. It il owned by q man
named Kirchoff, and is situated nearly
in the heart Of the city. rear the corner
OF Randolph and Canal streets, in u
building formerly occupied by the seized
Hutchins distillery. II had n complete
equipment, and has been running Off
ten or twelve barrels daily Of late. Ar.
rests will DO made to morrow. A Gus.
todian was left in charged the premises
tonight. q .
Don't waas 60 he Taxed.
DENVER, Col, Jan. IA meeting OF
delegates from tho Baptist, Methodist
Episcopal, Southern Methodist, Presby-
terrain. Congregational and German Re.
formed churches OF this city. ex.Gover-
nor Evans presiding. unanimously
adopted q petition to the Constitutional
Convention against taxing property ex-
clusivsly used for religious worship, ed
ucation. public libraries. or for charith-
BILE purposes.
More Trouble for Beechcr.
NEw YoRK, Jan. i2.-The counsel for
Loader is making Preparations for a suit
against Henry Ward Beecher, claiming
damages for malicious prosecution.
The Senatorial Mills.
LOUISVILLE. KY. January l2.-Bsllot-
ing for United States Senator WIS con-
tiuusd nj Frankfort to-day, but no cleo