Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-24

government 10 involved. and II tho people
do not zee 70 II. the matter will 30 q subject
for deep regret 10 future generations"
Our Mexican Policy.
WARRINGTON, Nov. 2i.-Ths Secretary
Of War to-day. in briefly referring v the
Mexican question and the recent Inter
Wow Of Senior Zantcous, gave hearty ap-
provai 10 the sentiments expressed therein
favoring the support and encouragement
which the United States as q great re-
public ought TO give TO Mexico. Mccrary
said 1--WE must so slowly, and a. .
powerful republic. NO ought TO exercise
great forbearanco with our weaker neigh
Dor, Mexico, and not be too precipitAte In
holding her accountable for her weakness.
Let as look at our own experience! ana
HELM her out In the efforts she IL making.
These are not only my views, but are also
those held In tho policy which the Ad-
ministrst ion IL carrying out In regard 70
Mexico, and the sentiment which directs
IL deliberations on the subject, so iAra -
I know" McCrary expressed very kindly
feelings towards Diaz and Senior Bena-
vides, for the honest and earnest enorm
they have been making to act fairly and
promptly In preventing further border
troubles. II will be seen from the express
ATOMS Of the Secretary OF War that he fully
meets the expectations OF bahAconA' ~
the desire he has oppressed To ma the Ao.
ministration OF Hayes disposed 70 moe'
Mexico with . helping hand IN nor enoi.A
for psrmancy and increased s!rong'h.
The spirit Of the Wal Department nere
undoubtedly most friendly 70 MsAieAh W.
tsrests anu success
The Mexican Claims
w~IsursoroS. Nov, 23.-The subscom-
mittee OF the House Committee ON FOR
oign Affairs called upon Evarts to-day 70
hear his views in regard to the payment OF
tho Mexican claims. Eyarts informed the
committee that the Senate Judiciary Com
mittee had requested him not to pay any Of
the awards until u eaa %1r.mauIsn,lx
claims ,,Ies.u Ill. rvar,s a,nressad him.
pnseo. ..ss '..I..,iy short was the con.
sell mos, empnAuoa"y a. Mexican gov.
ducs OF the s''oi,nv!sY >, ss.Iin, insorma.
eminent, wno. .ns'1 M. ,,aan, ware iob.
lion from uhs o,aso n rnn.rs,.' IA has
Dying shei. Iuss.H,o, are i, the EN-.
been asse,Na ,nats .a.s,nmont vbo.e
pioy OF tno at1 osvment NJ n lsrps
oolect " - 70 a'V'u - a,,iad in certain
sum when ms .tn,ah, ,tst when tbe
claims. .ni,,.,sr arrived here ! def.
new nn.... msJs scain,t The payment Of
In,so Ptos .sniS hs ssnecinlly considered
any clAini "os. Lrt Al nrc.ent there
ny Y ..s.snt .ncb Interference
disnlsyed.
....a. ,n.s senator sharou Will
Resign.
cv,o,oo. Nov. IA gentleman In the
co,ad.nce Of Senator Sharon tclegraphs
N tbs Inter. Ocean from San Francisco that
Al. s.n,,or declare. thst.his business will
--,. a.. A. t..v. ,hs p.cia, cosst.
not permit MIN
and that ho sinai 20 reply W wv 'o'os'""
calling him TO Washington. IL MS pres
ence 4, insisted upon. he will resign. I'VE
srhmjt T" ..ys the later. Ocean, ." that this
ia Shst he should have done at once
,non andInp n announcement TO attend.
NJ sharon owes much TO his private
sg.ir.' erb.ps. but he certainly owes
more holding the position that he does.
IN ,hc country. We do not see how he can
,oconcile n with his duty or his honor 10
disrecsrd The call made upon him but.
"a w. ssid before, II he chooses this course,
,L.,n ist him make way for q man with
i.s. envro,siny priyste cares. There arc
doubtlsss many excellent men In Nevada
Who can DO induced to accept the positom
and attend TO the duties "A' '''o"S
Prospects OF n Cemp'omise.
wAsnsoroS, November 2'-Ihers arc
certain indications Of M attempt 10 com
promise the difference between tue iepu'
licans and Democrats IN order a'oia INC
protracted hllibustcring u wearisome
night sessions and possibly barren results
witch would bo certain to follow obstinacy
nm riiber hand. Persons skilled In parlia-
ms,,arv tactics will he engaged until
1910 In .nJeayorinp Ia arrange that
sa. m maIc II will be in effect
,D., ,Sa nsmocrats will consent 10 the
..si,a =, xo,. unon Tho Kellogg case
..s,hn, an, cnnsidrraLle debate. II tho
p.,,ar.,n a1J Conoy,r pled,es are worth
snvthinr Kellogg will DO seated. by
yirtne Of tl,e same professions Butler Of
santh Carolina wouli also he seated. II
IA probable that Eustis would DO seated
next. This would preserve the reiahve
balance OF power u lne oeha,s' anu
nov Pro .n% como,sr md Patterson shall