Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-19
Nate. nom Warrington.

that Seward will 10 recalled.
General George A. sheridan Of Louisi
ana has a foreign appointment alread!
provided for him probably Minister Il
South Amsrica). but II is not expectct
to be formally announced until October
when ho shall 10 ready to assume IL
duties.
II. Z. Preston, Examiner OF Mint Blu
reaus, has been appointed Acting Director
during the absence Of DR.. Lindsrman a
San Francisco. for which place the lsttel
left to-day.
The clerks Of the Internal Revenue OF
fee will hold q meeting tomorrow Tor ths
purpose Of passing appropriate resolution
relative to the death OF the late Commits
sioner ID. d. Pratt.
The President has commissioned Fred
erick II. Pratt. Postmaster at San Rafasl
California.
II Is said by prominent conservative
Democrats that we'll known Democratic
leaders In the South will avail themselves
Of President Hayes proposed trip to thu
White sulphur Springs In July to 30 there
ami consult with him regard 10 Southern
matters. The advocates Of the Southern
Pacific Railroad bill will be represented a.
the White sulphur Springs In force, and
that 1, IL nj. duty. "A mari of his Southern
noIicy. 10 mid by bis oflcisl influence the
enterprise. Simon Cameron told . Poliu'
cal friend here, recently, that In his judg'
At tbe nert election. Simon il opposed ia
the Southern policy.
Public Printer Delrecs mas issued , CIT
WiA. % ..n.tJ. u,,r,arS ;han
can bo nj nnv time employcd, and ID il
nseless for any persops from n Other
citic. IN .nnIv Tor work there.
F,.Ooycrnor Moves. the newly appoint.
al Minister 10 France. will accompany tho
Precedent ON his trim 10 New England next
well.
No.
rue "''Ser ss"ess'o" o". ~
cnic,0o, June ~. "A Washington
special 10 the Tribune saws An article
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oi Tho ADMINISTRATION makes TINS S'a'o'
mont; " 1t ought 10 he distinctly under
stood that while thu Administration docs
not favor q policy which would give de-
preciated silver currency. they do favor
such q policy as will result In the adoption
OF u Di-met,llie s~tahuaru, ny an ihnt'
,aau,nn .,.nnann ~ s",,rs1 A.. ,r,arsst. m
debtors anI creditors, Of taxpayers and
bondholders may all bo oquitably pro-
teciel." Tho same arcicle favors the
ultimate reconciliation Of silver, but
considers IL ine1pelient Just now. aud
that the double standard cannot be safely
restored unless II Il done ly m inter-
national convention, such as VAS proposed
ur.t by senator Jones in April, 1876. In
His spcech In tho Senate, on, resumption.
Tn. other side Of the question IL thus
Eve arc compelled TO pay our
public debt with one metal instead Of two,
the original contracts permitted. These
have bccomc M great AZ 10 demand q
a Van H. .rs,i".d r",,on.,inaiion af
liver. making n A legal tender for all OBJ
legations for which g~resnbacks are now re-
ceiyable. This Is the safe middle way In
when ,he uos .nn ~ mIy ~, - !
coun,ry's business interests"
our Financial Policy.
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ton special says TIC treasury department.
issued nearly $50. 900 900 In subsi.
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