Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-21

export, with the express understanding
that thsmonsy vast 10 Be used for no othsr
purpose than hat OF complstisg ~
registration, ID all aboab teS5, oQO, ranr
ming Though q period OF needy Az
years, frcm 1871 70 1919. ! had authosl
ity under existing statutes 70 pay money
to prevent fraud at elections, sud "
work done by Davenport has been .
saving to the Government Of many
thousand dollars. Davenport can prop
erly show where svssy dollar OF the $35,.
900 was expended. He has bean SUM
monsd and viii no dolbt explain nat-
tiers satisfactorily. There vas nothing
wrong In this ~trsnsaston, and The Prssi.
dent will not hesitate 10 say that he di.
rected The money to Be paid 10 Dayen.
port for the purpose ! have explained.
The records Of tho D0sytpsnt show
that the payments TO Davenport began
under Attorney General Aeksmsn, my
prsdscsssor. Who bad authority undsr
existing laws TO make sueh psymsnts."
Bristew ass Prssiasstisi Candidate.
The Times says s~ditorially: "Bristow
nn,..NIsss'ty sn..
our Washington correspondent, paid de-
t~eciivss are on his track watching bis
comings and goines, and persons who
gained undesirable prominencs in con-
hecuon VIZ Wy wniikJ IT'LL Aro saIe-
ourgialy business are industfiouly spy
ing in,o ooscure oornefs OF ms history
~ .hs o~snsvoleu' m.snaon 2, proving
s,lyss. Bristov has "a a. han fo,tun-
ate enough 70 not only shov conclusive
d~isproof Of the oharaess made against
him, but he has also been able TO sur.
NV An autidots 10 the slsuderous impu-
tations before the Democrnts-vho vsre
carefully nursinp thsm-had time to
give them to The world. Theso indus
trious accusers OF lie Secrstsry Of the
Treasury are doing substantial Esryics to
thr Republican party. We vish that
Blaine would initiate Bristow's prompt
itude and fraukness in disposina Of tho
charges which are 10 industriously OR.
culaied In regard to him. One Of these
charges has been but half ansvsrsd and
shows a tendency TO stick. II Is that
for which Harrison. A Government Di.
rector for the Union Pacific. Ia RESPONSE
bic and about which the whole story
has, as Is alleged, not been told. Har-
rison 10 ready to 90 before aConQres-
sioual COMMITTEES with his statement and
IL IL to be hoped that In some way or
other his accusation will bs met good
and fairly, by Blaine."f NaNN
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m MOI, '1na a .ne rOnSn,ng spoe,s'
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81
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suo es suas ioi'a h aa
Seen ,e''es upon AmsI'can ciu.ens :
Mex Larsao oy .ns le,ola'ionls" Z
tna1 n.ne nmsrcans pers'.,ed IN 10,
Iva soiJ ant ami aonhio ths amonn, tsisr
TIA American. RAJ snn.alsd A ths Cam.
mercial Agent for protection BY troops;
he insisted that be had no troops and
no authority II he had troops; his In
structions being TO maintain . neutral
policy. General Ord has asksd the
Washington authorities II. In caso ne
should send a large force 10 Fort Nc
Intosh, and the American citizens were
In danger Of being murdered aud
plundersd by re~yolutionists. he should
crosstbe river with his troops 10 their pro.
tcction. To this the Secrstsrv Of War
rcnlird Tint Tho troons shouid he u,sd
to protect American citizens from such
o-utrspes In places where the Mesican