Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-12
THE Bio ARMY OF BLUE. JEANS
WILLIAMS.
what % known ~concernlns That
$4,000 Check.
THE SITUATION IN NEW ORLEANS.
A Speech BY Senator Booth.

the situasIea In View orissas-rhs
I've Legislatures SSH IN sss-
slsn.
New ORLEANS. January 1.-Two Nom.
hers Of the Republican House, Barrett Of
Rapid and Kennedy Of 81. Charles. are
reported having Withdrawn from that body
and giving their reasons therefor In
speeches.
The Republican Legislature had u
ballet for United States Senator this after
neon, resulting In Pinohback. 50; An
toins, q ; Lewis. IS; Bsattis. ~ ; Andsr.
son, 4 ; scattering. o.
The Republican Senate are still without
\ quorum. Ono member OF the House
came In to-day and that body still has .
quorum. Pinchbaok's friends claim that
hs 10 master Of the Senatorial situation.
WASHINGTON. January H.. Secretary
Cameron and General Sheridan were In
consultation with the President this morn
Ing. A dispatch has been received from
General Augur ut New Orleans.
New OaLxASs. January 1i.--In an In.
teryisw to-day 0ovsrnsr Packard stated
that be intended 10 retake the Supreme
Court building. but that he would proceed
under the forms Of law. and would avoid .
conflict, which would remain - . ,sauss Of
bitterness after the recognition Of his Gov
srnment. which event he regarded - GER
tain.
Colonel Casey returned to-day. and de-
mics he has senatorial ASPIRATIONS; that
the frat he kusw OF his name be Ing con-
nscted with the contest he learned here TO-
day.
The Nicholls Legislature had another
ballot for United States Senator to-day.
without result. The four Benat ors who
left the State Houss to-day are said TO DO
at P~inchback's residence tonight, with .
guard Of Nichells' polics around the house
81 their request. 10 prevent their capture
by the Ssrgeant-at-Arms.
Barrett and Kennedy. who Withdrew
from the State House, we're admitted to
the Odd Fellows Hall Legislsturs ~ men,
bsrs, and gave their reasons for changing.
Barrett Indignantly denied The satsment
that money has been offered him. and after
de~louncing the other body In unneasured
terms, said he left because he saw his prop
srty WAS being lsgislatsd away from him.
Kennedy asserted that the SAts House
Legislature had passed . number Of bills
whish we're never read or referred 10 COM
mittees.
NEW YoHn. Jan. IA Hsraii'' New
Orleans special says that this morning .
,d..d ,.gro "a. carried out Of the State
House, ana no was reporIsd W nA.s a''ao W
heart disease. II has TRANSFERRED however,
that during 4 dsbsuch last night. about 10
o'cloeL' a melee occurred In which two Ne
tronolit.ps were shot and . man named
Aucein died from the effects. It was with
vreat di0iculty that . stampede was pre-
vented. Another febt, IN which pistols
vars draw. scsurrsd to-day, The Iiepub-
lie,ns In RUNNING up the situation admit
thst II force IL 10 decide the question Of
supremscy, the Rspublieans are powsrlsss
animal THAR ~opponsnts, who II 10 said are
fuIly oresnizsd, equipped and trained In
ths nae al arms.
Argument 81 Tiiusn's MANAGER
WASHINGTON, Jan. il.-Tildsn's mana
Gar. h.,e complstsd nj exhaustive srKu-
80, ru,.... -,I.,r. a. Al.
iheh' se''hs i".
Presidency n placed u IN inc hAnos oi
seuatsr 10 deliver a. q speech on the ques-
a., n. ,oin,. ara .,ia IN bs. Fir,t-
=, an. con.,,,,.
That shusr INC pro''.'"'
ton specifying that all certificates Of cleo
toral votes shall bo opened and counted IN
the presence OF the two Houses ne provis-
lou 10 made - IN who 10 empowered "
Judge Of the correctness aud sufisisncy OF
the returns. All this. IL 10 eenteudsd. de-
ponds upon another provi.isn-that In
reference to the duty OF the no.ss 70 pio-
eeea 70 s.se ~. I. =. .%lsc,,sn. All reauir-
M hat the HOUSE in voting shall vote by
States. socond.Inasmueh a. the rsslon-
sioility nnaer uis eonassh0y ;iy
smn.Mered 10 Iude. and det.rmins vhsti.
or such contingency has arisen ; that, con.
sequsntly. II Is INC impeIanvs aa.y =, .as
liz count iu order that Il may understand
ingly ascertain II the contingency thus pro-
yidod for BY the Constitution has or has
moi arisen I: that therefore the House 10 en-
Joined 70 examine and scrutinizs all TO
turns made TO the President Of the Senate,
and that the House must do this In order
70 Judge Of the correctness and sufieisncy
Of The returns /; that the contingency thus
hsipg made 10 appear, the Hsuss 10 com-
handed 10 proceed 70 an election. voting
by statss. Third-ThAt by the require
msnt that the House in proceeding 10 an
election, shall vote by States, the House 10
made 10 stand In respect to the contingency
IA rsp~rsssntstiyss to both people and
State. 10 The exclusion Of the Senate. and
therefor. the c~onclusisa 10 again drawn
that with the House resides absolute juris-
dietion over the count.
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WAsHiSoron' JAhuAry h'-ins .'a'0".'
R,puIiiean to-day contains An article. evil
d.a,,, vrittsn by . LAWYER Of great ability,
49, ,s,,.-,.. ,,ono.,uo,. A..
II "h'ch 'n'
maintained with such forcs OF reasoning
"a n attract upsusl attention In Political
-
circles
Fir.t-That the Electors new ~ us
efisiai records OF the sev:rai Ssaks 70
have been chosen are tns true nise.ors;
with or without me oeruncsA Ielu.
VII I. rscsi,sd and countsj in the elss-
zion Of President.
sscsnd-That the duty. Of counting the
vstss !. = co.sI.S s w ,hs P...idsnt
az In senate. cisricsiiy assisted by tslisrs
and witnessed by the Senate and House Of
psnrssentativea