Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-14

will manage 10 hold them. cannot q
bssk there unless something Is done fsr
me. and II these Republicans do not help
me ! must help myself.
Other evidence Of Purman's shameful
conduct Is not wanting. In his eagerness
TO obtain relief from his pecunhry en-
b%arrassment lie has been bartering his
own vste and negotiating for the sale Of
tho votes Of other members. With refer
sncs 10 tho Texas Pacific bill. II can be
proved that Purmsn approached several
members and informed them that tho
Texas Pacific people werv willing TO spend
money to pass their bill. and requested
them TO Join him In . combination to
exact money for their votes on that meas
urs. II Is believed that In consideration
for his speech the Democrats have agreed
to place his name on the rells Of the Forty
hfth Congress ~ q member from Florida ;
that 10, giving him . prima Jaeis right TO
the seat, which will carry with II about
ono years pay. ever should the contestant
be finally awarded the seat. Purman has
been afraid that he would not be put upon
tho rolls. and II il beyond question that
this speech 10 made 10 secure tho object
above mentioned.
The World on Purmsn says OF him ~ Of
other Republican victims Of Republican
Islander. we shall say u IL not our business
~ mako his defense. He has been q lead.
ing Republican. and II he can 10 accused
Of any practices which have brought DIS
grace upon the country. the shame belongs
10 tho Republican party. II he has not
been better than his companions hereto
fore. u Is at least 10 his credit that lie has
ut last broken from the trammels Of party
and made . manly plea for justice and
honesty.
Another Herald" Caaard Ex.
posed.
New YsHx, February A.-A TSib~.s's
Washington special on tho Herald. story
that Grant would become President Of the
Nicaraguan canal project says. Grant says
II has always been . rule Of his life not to
undertake anything until he feels he pos.
seaaes the ability to mako q success Of II,
aud that In this case he had no such feel
Ing. What engineering knowledge he &C.
quired Ut the military academy he has for
gotten In the midst OF moro Important and
Immediate dutios. The President Of such
an important enterprise should be an able
flnancier Is we'll ~ an engineer. and Grants
experience In life has In no WY tended 10
ft him In this respect for the position.
Aside from the absurdity Of tho report al.
ludsd To, he says no does not know what
good he can do except TO use his Influence
10 bring tho negotiations 10 q successful
conclusion. OF this he now doubts the
posaibility. He will not. however. aban-
don All nope o, tns completion OF tue
treaty aud should inc negotiations prove
successful no believes there Will be mo
trouble In raising the necessary capital TO
eontruct the canal. His visit TO Europe
Is contemplated solely Tor rest and relief
war. rsI,terrn,,.J nnhIic .srxica
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Inc JudSo believes that hayes
will DO O paciHcator for the South. Gene
pral Ksnshaw indorscs Maekey, and adds
That Hampton will be declared Governor
nuder the new regime. /.
The same special gives the following a.
lhe situation there. The people will under
no circumstances submit TO the Chamber
lain government. II Hampton 10 not rec
they will demand aud require q
government. II Chamberlain 10
be forced upon them there will berriots
md bloodshed. aud such action would 10
crnsh the spirit Of the whites rs
...- H. - ..ool.I. Al. .,..tl.Ita~ ~
bringing them IN the polls. Hampton IL
Iryanlzing hls militia. And recosnitioh or
ninsJ 10 hoiL nm anil maintain him.rif =.
Governor. peaceably II hO can. forcibly. n
must.
ExaminisK Each. Chandler.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Ii,-Zach, Chandler,
..,..,.rv a, Aha In,.r,or "a. ..,,.J n,
~
NO House ommi'b on rover anu
Privileges, and produced the papers rclat-
me 10 the resigp,tion and application for
....,,,,u.,, a, or,.nao p,a~.,ar
he fioui'ianar lcc,or' Tc all ho ,nnnoss6
,'s, Wr.~a,s..H Is,,or - ra,jen
lated November 9TH, was received Novem.
18th or 10th: lie did not know
she.ner ns rscsivca !. irom the iresiueh'
lateJ. and WAS moi aware fiat brewster
that he wrote it'Nov. 18th. 1t Is
he practice Of the department to accept q
a. Of time past, II rendered In
hat manner.
Question-was not the application past
lated In this instance. 70 enable him 10 he
Eligible n an electorf
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Nvv yo,v p,h - y-u...w...-
acton ,rscI., m.n,ion, ,.nor, .n,r.n,
-, A.. n.uo,r,,. a., .-..,.,,v !
."s y. "s' .~eA""! !,
withdrew his name from tho Illinois Legis- y
aiare a. the request OF urant aud Chan'
Her, and plotted Tor the election OF Davis
- Senator, In order to render tho latter
Ineligible As tho fifth Judge ON the Elec- {
oral Tribunal. Logan's reward IL to be
he Sccrstaryship OF War under Hayes.
rhe Democrats generally believe tho story,
which. however Ia not new. Logan says
10 false,