Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-16
LATE TELEsRAMs.
sAarsRN.
Tho New Haapshirs Kleesssa -
Rspab1iean vieeeRy.

% the Pod lDenocratic) comedies q Re-
publican victory in New Hampshirs- "a
majority In both branches Of tho Legis.
and tho election OF Cheney by the
By . small majorty-but, - was
he case last year. later returns may ma
Affect the result. Returns from
l66 towns and wards give Cheney n. 7S9;
Macy, 25, 224; Kendall and scattering.
25i. The same towns List year gave the
Republicans %. 5S3. the Democrats a.
PCS. and ATT soaitsring-a Republican
OF ais.
Coxoonp, March l5.-Ths Rspub-
licans are confident that they have made
q clean sweep, and are very juhilant.
There IL no doabt that they have elected
a majority Of the Senate. and they claim
a majority Of Is in the House. The
Democrats do not oouesds the House.
Rollina, Of the Republican COMMITTEES.
considers that the Republicans have
elected o. out Of II Ssnstors, and that
they will have . majority Of 70 in tho
HOUSE.
Returns from 2i5 towns and wards
eivs Cheney IS. 500; Marcy. 32.526;
Kendall and scattering. 352. Last year
The sams towns gave Chsnsy 3a.oo5;
Roberts, 81, $40; White and scattering.
GA Republican net gain OF 3.253.
The Representatives elect from 2l9 towns
and wards are: Republicans. l69; Demo.
Gratis 154-a Democratic net gain oil
nina. Msassr returns have been re-
ceived Of the vote ON the Constitutional
Convention. but Il 10 undoubtedly car
ried, aWCTIIEEi 4.
Coxconp. March 15.-Tho victory Of
the Republicans sssms to DO complete.
They have q good majority in the House
probably twenty or twsnty.nve-and
claim to have nine out Of twelve Sena-
tors and four out Of hvo Councilman.
Full returns Of the State have not yet
been received. but enough seemingly to
justify the claim.
CoscoaD, March 16-2 a. Mo-
turns from all bat ten towns give Che.
ney 4l.240; Marcy. SAT-; Kendall
and scattering. 4i9-Chsnsy's majority
3,347. The towns YEA TO hear from
gave last year. Cheney. Rep, GA. Rob
srts, Dsm., Goa; and white. Tem.. 8.
The Republicans elect nine ont OF
twelve Senators. The Council stands,
four Republicans and n Democrat.
|o444l Asrssa - Lass- w
wAsHrorox, March l&-The Dem
ocratic financial ANGUS was In session
till nearly II o'clock tonight, and ANAL
IL agreed upon the Payne bill BY q vote
Of 90 70 &C. This bill provides for the
gradual resumption Of specie payments
BY making Il the duty Of the Secretary
OF the Treasury annually TO retain In
coin an amount equal TO three cent. Of
the legal tender notes outstanding to
constitute q resumption fund. and also
requiring National Banks 10 set aside
an amount OF coin equal to three per
cent. Of their circulating notes. The
bill, in addition. provides for the repeal
Of 20 much Of the Specie Resumption
Act Of January II. 1876. rs dssignates
the LIST Of January. 1873. a. the date Of
resumption. Many amendments we're
voted down, including that OF the
minority Of the eaueus committee for .
simple repeal Of 20 much Of the Act OF
1875 ss Axes the LIST OF January. 1879.
as the time for resumption. This TO
oeivsd only forty.tvo votes.
Wsshinsssa News.
wAxnNorox, March 15.-It IL be-
lieved that the Attorney General has
sent q man 10 Canada after Marsh under
promise Of safety. and that he will Be-
back In . day or two. I
Senate bill No. $50. to relinquish the
title Of the United States 10 the Preside
lands In San Francisco known rs Fort
Point and restore the sams TO the State,
va taken up and passed.
The House Committee on Pacific Rail-
roads to-day agreed to report and REQ
ommend the passage OF q bill TO compel
q reduction by the Union Pacific Rail.
road Company Of the present charges OF
hfty cents per passenger and $40 per
carload for transportation over the
Omaha bridge.
The bill reported from the Senate
Committee on Indian Affairs to-day pro-
viding for an agreement with the Sioux
Nation for rslinquiahmsnt Of the Black
Hills, 10, with . few amendments. the
measure introduced BY Allison.
re New Yssk orsssSsek Cs.ves.
tisn.
sYaAcrsE, March 1.-THE Grsenback
Convention met at wisting Open House
this morning. and wa called to order
by Hon. Gideon J. Tucker. who nomi-
mated es-Spsakef MeGuirs temporary
chairman. On taking the chair. Mr..
Mcclure briefly sddrssssd the Conven.
ton, reviewing the political une OF
Governor Tildsn and the Democratic
party. A. r. Ransom and @. W. MADDOX
we're appointed temporary secretaries. a
committee on permanent organization
was appointed, and . rscess was taken
till . p. \. A mss meeting will be held
this evening. and previous to the asssm.
bling Of tho Convention n hundred
guns will BE- fred in observance OF the
anniversary Of General Jsckson's birth
day.
The convention r~sasssmbled at 3
O'Clock this afternoon. There was Q
large attendance. Richard Schsll was
made permanent Precedent. The plat
form protests aeainst tbs resolutions
adopted BY the New York Democratic
C~onvsation for the past two year., be-
cause said resolutions arc In conflict
with ths principles laid down In the
platform adopted BY the National Dem
ocratic Convention In New York. that
being the last genuine Democratic Con-
vention held In this country, the Con-
vsntion In baltimore In 1872 being only
Q ratification Of the meeting. nomina-
tons and platform Of the Liberal Re
publicans- The Convention therefore
recommend the several Assembly dis
tricts TO send delegates to the State Con-
vention, In order TO select delegates for
the National Convention at Sc. Louis.
and to ask THAR admission into that
body a. true representatives OF the Dc.
mocrasy OF New York. The resolutions
oppositiou to any reputation
Of the Nations obligations. but as
sert that the Act Of Congress Of
March, 1860. promising to pay $40
bonds In gold. 10 . gross violation Of
the contract whereby said bonds were
lssncd. and said lav vaspassed BY frand;
the effort now making by tho Sec