Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-14

Second Day OF the Inter-
national Rifle
Match.
the AMERICANS % POINTS AHEAD
YESTERDAY.
rHEY GAIN 10 POINTS ON THE 500
RANGE TO-DAY.
And Win at the 900-R
by 10 Points.
Elaborate opinion OF q Banker on
The silver Question.
Mr.. GROEsBECY's ARGUMENT FOR
DOUBLE STANDARD.
THE CONVENTION OF THE OHIO
WoRklNaMEN YESTERDAY.
They Compromise with the Green.
back Party.
Elaborate opinion OF a Banker on
The Silver Question.
Mr.. GROEsBECY's ARGUMENT FOR
DOUBLE STANDARD.
THE CONVENTION OF THE OHIO
WoRKINaMEn YESTERDAY.
They Compromise with the Green.
back Party.
lsrscrAL DISPATCHES TO rnr GOLD HILL
DAILY Naval

- !
fsr,u.. D,,r.r-ur. IN THE 0olp HUI.
n,uy Naval
$780,
-. ....
a haskee ON sne s',ssr S.
NEw PoRK. Sept. i3.-in tho bankers
Convention this afternoon W. y. Groes-
~ ., c;,.;,n,u r..,l . p.rer on the
go" -.
silver question. mr. uroesoeek Aauie
was = carefully and deliberately prepared
document. lilo started out TO discuss two
-.,.,-. p,.., =. 4, s.,o N r.a s,i,er n.
poinp'
well o. gold ior uhiimiua iesai ''nae''
and IL u Det~r W uso polh .ha" e''ns'
one? Second-Is there anything In the
,rcsent financial condition OF the United
=. -, ID. .on.,a-
Sta'es winch Snou'a w 'AA'" wv
Grafton In deciding this question ITO
then alluded IN greenbaoks ~ the despor-
"A. oxr.,,on, r.sort.j IN nv ~n.tion. In
peril which hA'o' 'h his'"ry' ooch o''eue'
repudiated than redeemed. No sensible
,eonle sbopll ncrmanently adopt them n
= mejinm. Their constitutionality IL yet
a mooteJ ouestion. Nine Supreme Court
Jndyes have favored and eight opposed
49, i.,sI,,y n 4. gcperaliy concealed.
how.vor ,h.i ,bev ver, necessary 10 Amer.
ia ,a. ,aoy,a ,.iiI ohisct th.t tbev
49, r. .,yiI -arv s. tbrrsi.
~ sss,"n. All ,,o,IJ have mined
sn,"s W, .t,hou, ,I'.,n srha srnrsme
en-. ~, rn.o,,n ,he OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
,I,ser hrI a r,,ca grcenbsck
" 49,, ,hing II h moi vise IN
. u,hV,ens '"ne. Iii, sm,h . .rr,
1859 10y .i,o,iJ nj he nrcnsred 10
rcnry, shu We sno.a 49, ,brrs.s
49,. ~" rran M ~copntry th.n our pros.
m,"' NY ~" y, 49, ,nS rnccrtsinfv =,
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W "ha' '"A' y"
oun FINANCIAL roLioi. ii
Labor IL waiting Tor u. enterprise OF
every III Is impatient to know u and we
cannot too soon tx and declare u. Whist
shall 1t bcf Join alone Is 70 DO our iegai
tender money THIS brings mo 70 tnsn
iues'ion P'opo .su .s onIJ tar ,nli,njtcd
20 u,o sIi,eI III \. hs,,a, ~ n.a i.,,b
issai 'euuei' Ahu p. ~ haa,anina ~
wan eisner onv ,a.n ~ 1874 ho,b yoiJ
ou, H. I'LL sniI i.csi tondsr far ali
liz ~ ns,,orsi anil indiyidnal. public and
ueoas, ,rh"' 80 Ion."r s,nlrienco ami
puNns ,.,.i AL Juring Mi thst limo gold
iAiref UflhI, hnu uutihb al snes s.mo bo'u
and silver kept about evenly together. and
their fluctuations were 80 slight a. never
TO amount To q serious ~siurbsneo
M. a.. ~ .,o,d ~. liver ioiws~n
so[rsicn lands and Inc United states. show.
inc ,h,t thourh European nations con.
,roi,e,I The aow. vet America was never
smbsrr...oi by tho fluctuations, and tho
| bi.metallic standard MAS successful. lie
resumed.
..conyrcss. I'm 1874 and 1874, without re-
,-ommenjs,ion ar nressuro from ANY quar-.
Ter snlJsnly -Iemonetizcd silver, threw
sw,v onr yast resources, which were daily
bscominp greater. and set up gold alone.
Bnt tbis h our new and yet untricd policy.
Tbreo causos arc urged In its justification
-one m excessive production Of silver,
another The decentralization Of silver In
Furupe. anal tho third, n decreased demand
tor al in Isia'"
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