Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-05
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
VENOMOUS RESOLUTIONS.
Scathing Denunciation of Presi
dent Hayes by a Metho'
dist Conference.
Boston, April 1.

BosToN, April 1.
The New England Conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church
opened here this morning, when the
following resolutions were offered and
referred to a special COMMITTEES:
Rcsolped, That We are alarmed and
filled with apprehension for the future
when We contemplate the practical
sale of one OF the great political parties
of the Republic by two politicians OF
that party, who have held. and now
hold, very intimate relations t. the
President, thus sacrificing principle
aud party and righteousness for the
sake of temporary seccess.
ResOtCed, That we protest most
earnestly against the action OF the new
Administration in making terms with
that chief of Ku Klux and instigator OF
The Hamburg massacre, Nj. G. Butler,
and still more earnestly do we protest
against official recognition by the Ad-
ministration OF that arch enemy of the
Republic, who long sincu ought to
have been hung for treason, Wade
Hampton. of South Carolina, and who
nOw by threats and intimidation under
the very roof of the White House, as
we'll as on railroad platforms and in
other public places, defies the power
of the Government and DULLES the
President into a compliance with his
i~raitorous and wicked u%surpation oil
power. The resolutions were received
with applause.
IariOus Items Of Interest from the
Nations Capital.
WASHINGTON, April 4.
Gnnnruv GnnrVnon want ia (nffinnars
to. day to attend the wedding of Mss
Barry, daughter of General Barry, and
in consequence the withdrawal of the
troops from the State House ut Colum,
bia will not he issued until to. morrOw
The President has appointed James
H. Mills, Of Montana, Secretary OF the
Territory OF Montana.
Ex-Congres-lnan Mccormick enter
ed upon the duties Of Assistant Score
larry OF the Treasury to-day, Conan
retiring.
1t is stated that Chamberlain refuses
. foreign mission and will start an Of
flee Of some kind in New York City.
The whisky ring is represented here
to-day by an array of legal talent who
are pleading that since the Govern
inent had promised their clients i'm.
munity from criminal process, they
should also be excused from civil suits,
and claim that that was q part of al
agreement. Half u million dollars are
involved in these suits. The indica.
tions are that they will go on.
The Postofice at Jacksonville, Flori.
ia. was burned last night. The fix.
lures and other property were saved,
The building was the finest in the city
and WAS used also for u. S. Courts and
other Federal purposes.
Governor Hampton left this morn.
ing for Columbia. He says the resuli
of his recognition would be the best
vindication of the wisdom of the Pres
ident's policy, which would finally be
sustained by the whole country.
The Comproinise with Doss Tweed
Likely 20 Uncarth MOres Scandal
charlie Ross Once MOre-A Girl
Burned 20 Death.
New YORK, April 4.
Great efforts to prevent the cOnsu'n.
nation Of the compromise for the re-
lease OF Tweed have been made the
past week by men still in the Legislat.
r and parties said to he nos in.