Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-31
PROGRAMME FOR THE LOUISIANA
COMMISSION.
Views OF Cabinet Oficers on the
South Carolina Question. .
ALL AGREE THAT THE TROOPS
SHOULD Blk WITHDRAWN.
Wade Hamptonb View OF Wade
Hampton's Duty.
IT WOULD HAVE MORE IN
FLuEhcE COMING FROM
some ONE ELSE.
A. oAkEY HALL FOUND At LAST.
He Is Safe and Well In Merrie
England.
A. oAKEy HALL FOUND At LAST.


England.
tsrrciAL DnrArcHEs To TIE UoLp ILL
DAILY Nrwsl
Ex.Govsrner MeCermick's Appoint.
meat.
NEW YoRK. March 31.-Tho announce
ment that Mccormick has boon selected
by the Secretary Of tho Treasury to take
the place Of ConAnt a. Assistant Secretary
Of the Treasury, Is q surprise TO all except
Ing TO the few who have known OF his de-
termination, and II had been supposed
that he was 10 receive . foreign mission.
Tho circumstances under which tho APP
pointment was made are most compliment
tary 10 him, and may DO stated substan-
TALLY ~ follows: When the President first
arrived In Washington. It was ascertained
by some Of Governor McCormick's friends
that his name had already been under con-
alteration for . Cabinet position. 1t was
considered certain by some Of tho Presi-
dents nearest friends that u tho Pacific
coast representatives would unite In asking
McCormick's selection TO represent that
section. the President would DO pleased 10
make II. At first IL seemed that there
would 10 no doubt ~ TO what tho Pacific
coast Senators and Representatives would
do. and most Of them wero warmly In
iayor OF neCormict, senator's oarseh.
Jones anu hi'eneii pcing cspccla,ly oarhe,'
IN tno matter. Az uis lnnc.sle ueGrs9 =.
uorham came 70 inc Iroht as rival 70
McCormick, anu msuc an ehor. W seeuIo
the racine COAST ueiega.lon W snpPoi. hIln
Tor secretary OF tue INFERIOR. Ihis move,
ment had inc eneet 70 prevent uhi.eu
aeuon' anu tho was 'ha'
Senator Mitchell was tho only ono 70
approach the PRESIDENT on the SUBJECT
The President then remarked that 81.
though he did not desire an int,malion 10
DO made TO the public he wished " under
stood that ho was iavoraoiy ihciihed 10
Mccormick. lie Expressed q desire also
70 have tho Pacific Coast senators call
upon him and express their views respect
ing tho formation OF his cabinet. snbse-
quently . large number OF ths most innu-
enus AIM, ni.iaa ana GarG"iJ s,rnn,Iv
nun MncormicL's name lint ~,
,s,,ur. =, the psciao Coat mon IN tale
sny actiop on behalf Of their own section,
and the constant pressure OF their candi.
date caused tho President to drop meteor
mick's name, ,nough " is hnowm VIA. no
snd az S,m n bis c.binst. n M sonlJ
havs II 40 arranged as 10 satisfy the pres.
sure made upon him. The only effort
made py tns L iae Won.pr.s.n .on,s., sor
Preventing McCrary from taking the Office
Of Attorney General. As soon as the Cab
met was iormea @eJ tIh was ali, T"r un
son.ta.-.,ian Iv him Wien two vel.
W.. aan.a,'r, SHERMAN. ~ bis own
.n n,csr,,v astsJ him IN a.cen,
,ho o",,. ~; h:,,stant sccrctary of tbo
Tro..nrS gi,iny him timo "a reflect
on M II 7. uSderstood that Secretary
Sherman intends TO devote his whole
Attention 10 tho study Of plans for specie
resumption. and desires Mccormick to ~.
sumo all charge Of matters OF appointment
and political control Of the Department.
He especially desires his aid In carrying
out his plans for reform In Civil Service,
and says no selected him especially be-
cause Of his ability as 4 man Of affairs,
with practical knowledge OF public men
and measures, and because he has fnll con.
fidencs In his character. Mccormick did
not signify his acceptance until last Mon
day evening. when 10 was agreed by them
that the matter shouldn't be mado public
until Conant had been appointed to take
charge Of the Syndicate In England. a. tho
Secretary did not believe the charges made
against Conant. and did not wish 70 have
him 70 out under o cloud. When the an.
nouncement was made TO tho Cabinet