Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-10

Democrats tonight there will DO :
stormy time at each end OF the Capitol
The call OF the ayes and noes In thu
House will occupy from half to three
quarters OF an hour. 30 that about thre.
hours after the convention assemblies II
will DO ready to proceed with the count
Of the States, nsxt after Florida.
TIE LOUISIANA AND oREooN CASES.
wAsurSoros, February l0.-0f the
effect OF the decision upon the cases 10
Louisiana and Oregon. the Democratic
members Of the Commission unhssita'
tinely say that so far rs the Democratic
case has been outlined in these States
by current and casual publications. tbs
opinion applies to but A small part oil
the law and fact upon which the object
ors to the Hayes electors will rest their
case. Humphreys insligibility wa.
thrown out distinctly for lack oi
evidence, all the Democratic members oil
the Commission voting TO make the de-
cision OF the tribunal In this case unan.
imous. All objections or the score oil
eligibility are accordingly put upon On
assured foundation In law. and the evil
dsncs taken to-day shows that In Louis
lana the facts will not be wanting.
II SEws IN LOUISIANA.
NEW York, February l0.-A Worlds
New Orleans special says there 10 great
depression here In consequence OF the
action Of the Electoral Commison In the
Florida case. This depression Is not by
any means confined to the respectable
people Of Louisiana. II Is shared very
largely by Packard and his crew.
who are more anxious than anybody
TO be comfortably lifted out OF their
places by tho authorities at Washington.
Whatever may happen to the Govern
ment Of Nichols. Packard knows the
situation too we'll to suppose that he
will ever personally get much pleasure
out OF the fact making him nominal
Governor Of Louisiana.
OPINIONS OF c~oSdREssMKS.
A Herald Washington special gives the
opinions OF Congressman ON tho elector.
al decision. Townsend. OF Pennsylva-
mia says the vots is m II should be. It
is " vindication OF the wisdom of-creat-
ing the Commission.
Plaisted-How could anyone expect
q different result
H~ubbell-It shows c~onclusively that
We arc entitled TO build our hopes Oh
justice and right, Ovon with tho approval
OF the Democracy.
Foster-The Lord Is n just judge and
Hayes In the choice OF q small majority
Of the people.
Republican Congressman generally
are jubilant over the report. On the
Democratic side were all shades Of opin.
ions. Bucknsr said ho didn't expect
anything better.
kehr--I am bound to accept the de-
cision. and M such am prepared to say
II is right.
Thomas, OF Imaginable means that
Hayes will be counted in.
Householder, thou art 20 near and
yet so far.
Hard.nburg-Bradlsy Is a great nath.
smatician. and II the problem Is sthted
correctly for Tildsn the majority will be
on "a side.
Jones, Of New Hampshire-ws have
agreed to abide by the decision OF the
Commission. What is tho use to waste
words about opinions
Hswiit-Ths report Is filled with bit.
terness for me, and l cannot lind q
draught Of sweetness In II.
Hurd- Expecting nothing. 1 am not
disappointed.
Hill. Of aeorsia-H tho ruling Is rs
reported. Oregon will surely save US.
Hopkins - It Q Hayes and
Wheeler.
Sayler-At this rate, my fellow.citizen
Hayes will he counted in.
blackburn nevor had any faith In
the bill, but still have hope. .
Cutlsr--I hadn't any reason TO expect
a different result.
Anderson--It IL all over.
Rice, Of Ohio-whsre did the chances
OF Tildsu appear better than In Florida :
whiithorne-I have been discouraged
ever since I heard tho first decision OF
the Commission.
Knott have stopped TO think about
the subject ever since the bill passed.
Houss-My eyes rest upon Louisiana
~ the hope Of the country.
C%aulheld-Ii We do not get Louisiana
and Oregon. score 1856 for Hayes.
Douglass--I wish I had voted against
the bill,