Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-06
TE LIE cRAPHIc.
A NEW PLAN TO PASS THE
SILVER BILL.
The Democratic Door
. keeper in Trouble.
WADE HAMPTON CANNOT HAVE
PATTERSON JUST YET.
The Senatorial Traitors sneaking
Back to the Republicans.
MORE TO COME ABOUT CIVIL
SERVICE REFORM.
ReorganIzIng the Committees OF
the Senate.
ESPECIAL Dr.rArcnrs. TO II dotp HUI
ia 1T Naval

concluded his opinion a. follows: VI mink
I am bound TO take judicial cognizance
that o party organization Ia one thing and
a faction TO destroy II another. The most
cruel tyranny would DO the application OF
the civil forms Of law 10 the dominance
and triumph Of the passions OF faction.
I cannot reconcile u TO my sense OF duty
to give aid In placing manaclss and hand.
cuff. around and about an individual cit.
zen for the purpose OF surrendering hin
bound into the hands OF those who may
not DO dispassionate enough TO vindicate
the true right Of an individual. or to those
who might be led by impassionsd appeal,
to q condition Of mind that they could not
resist. Zeal for the correction OF wrong
has often led to the conviction OF tho In.
nocent. Let the man be r"manded to the
body Of which he 10 . member. That
body Is legally. constitutionAlly. morally
and Intellectually capacitatsd TO dispose
Of the question involved and to condemn
or acquit." .
Senator Patterson Ia very confident that
his course regarding Senator Butler viii
relieve him from further South Carolina
prosecutions. He received n Columbia
dispatch to-day saying that all the Demo-
cratic Legislators favor q suspension OF the
proceedings against him and would use
their influence In that direction. He says
the feeling In South Carolina has greatly
modified since his stand for Butler, aud
the local Democratic papers all commend
him. Ho says his speech assailing the
President has touched tho public heart
and no IL proud OF II. He has received 400
letters from Northern Republicans com:
mending his course. and asking for . full
copy Of his speech. Unless Governor
Hampton makes another rsquisition Tor
Patterson he cannot now be taken TO South
Carolina.
NEW York, Dec. 5.-The Tribune says
Senator Patterson has received oilers TO
In the North, being offered large
Of money.
The silver Biii.
NEw Yonx. Dec. Ca Tine. washing.
ton special says The silver monomaniaes
in tho House are now expressing q deter
mination to attach the silver bill TO tho
appropriation bill. and thus force II to
action In the Senate. The scheme 10 .
bold one. and can only succeed by persist
emit action Of majorities Of two-thirds OF
the House. II Is first necessary TO change
the rules, which has always been difficult,
and the silver bill would then be opened
10 discussion. This would lose II many
votes. A prominent Western man. who
voted for the bill when II passed, and eI-
pressed himself afterwards a. earnestly
opposed TO some features OF u, was Asked
- why, then. did you vote for b billf'
lie explained that his people at home de-
mand the reconciliation Of silver. They
aid not discriminate between methods nor
foresec results. Ho could net explain his
views before voting. and TO vots against
the bill AMI explain afterwards was TO sub.
ject himself ut home 10 the charge OF de-
and apologizing. and nothing ne
could then say would be accepted. A
Chicago Congressman said he would Dc
In enigy II no did not vote for the
bill, which ho did, although personally
opposed To II.
The T;libase says . dispatch was sent 10
sherman yesterday stating that the Lon.
Ion Association advised and the Syndicate
o q subscription for ten million
Of four per cent. bonds. A mem.
Der Of the Syndicate stated TO . Tribaas re-
PoI.sr ny. T,..rs. .nJ pre.idsnt. a,
rosAiy ..ad g.vc s..pr.nce that
Isoenuy oAP's,, ..,gJ l.. .,.tsined and
.ns Pupiiv Vnr sn.,nwan, hands would not
hoiuers vi 81 n,;ncin.i
be required W Accept paynsu MI.
Of Interest IN uepiee,A'eu sua.y, 49,
no sa'u' mas InsP'.eu -, Laaa .na
men AoIoau en. "a. .J..ncsJ
INC ,ouI PeI oon'. .J a.an,ch,h.
intll they are NJ" w. No inncs,
loot1 pT hI,u Al. pisnd .iiycr bilI.
Arsiu " ,ni".y Mi. LII 4, .,,a
ieei THAT 'ho puo''' '''"'' W"
snrakinx hack Axai".
WASHINGTON. Dec. 6.--The decision OF
Judge Humphreys to-day tina senAlor
Patterson Is not liable to arrest on rsqui'i'
lion Of the South Carolina authorities
while In Washington attending tho session
Of the Senate Is generally aeknowledgsd a.
sound, and u Is nnderssoou nn,ia
Pstterson's neS.y nanisr, rs.son
friends IN .nAt otA'o s-.s,h..n,naa"a
lor reiraihins i'o" s"y r. NJ.
Ings against NM % Ac''on :, .uo w.
caucus .o-uny III W. ~. -
"A ChAirmiah " tnc oon .nse ,..,a.
tories Is also sighihcau' y, ,he sIayD,y
nature OF nus sssuranec ma, IA .am.,n
act with nus oid parry ,r,ehu' ,A'I ~ ~.
IN inc sens.oIlA 'o ~
faithful. Conover Is ilkSs'se 'Anon n os.s
W full fellowship anu Will W Aiio"eu w