Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-20
TELEcRAPHIc.

fHE END DRAWING VERY MGH.
state Banquet TO the Russian
Grand Dukes.
(srsctlL DrrArcnEs TO TUE GoLD HILL
pAiLr NEwsl
Nearisw the Inevitabis End In
Louisiana.
NEW ORLEANS. April 10. - Packard's
Legislature is rapidly dissolving. There
are now sixty.6ve or sixty-six Of tho Re-
turning Board members in the Nichols
House.
Tho COMMISSIONER report to tho Prcsi.
dent by telegraph to-day included tho fol-
lowing letter from Governor Nichols ro-
ferring TO the joint resolution heretofore
telegraphed.
EXECUTIVE DEPT. STATE or LouIsIAsA.
NEW ORLEANS, April 10. 1877
To Hon. Charles Ii. Lawrence. James
r. Hawley. John N. Harlan, John @.
Brown and Wayne Observation-Disclosures .
I have the honor 10 transmit herewith o
copy Of tho Joint resolutions adopted by
the General Assembly Of Louisiana. In
NO doing I desire TO say that they express
not merely abstract ideas. hut tho convic-
ton Of our people. which will be practi-
cally executed by them through their
Representatives. their courts and their
Executive Government. As chief magis-
trate VI the State. u will be not only my
pleasure. but my bounden duty. 10 give
every assistance In my power leading IN
that end. I I'M satisfied any course OF POI
litical action narrower than the good Of
the whole people must inevitably lead to
disaster. Every days experience fortihes
me In the belief that q policy founded on
these principles must result In the attain
msnt Of the ends for which all Just
governments are established. havo
earnestly sought to obliterate the color
line In politics and consolidate the people
on . basis Of official rights and common
interests, and II Is n source Of qualification
10 be able 10 say that this great object Ia
about 10 be realized. I feel that I do but
oIE8h tut rtutiuitHtn VI ~ lNtHit ~.
I declare that their Government will Sc
cure First--A rigorous and efficient en-
forcement Of the laws, that all persons and
property will bo equally protected. and.
should occasion require 1t. l will proceed
In person where any disorders may men.
ace the public peace or political rights OF
any citizen. Second-The establishment
Of . system Of public education. to be
---- q. .l.. a,aNtnn IN that. Ill
without regard Ia race or color. may re-
ccivo Official advantage Hereunder. Third
The fostering OF immigration In order
to hasten the development Of the natural
resources Of tho State. Having thus COM
mitted our Government and people to
these great principles. l desire TO add the
most emphatic assurance that the with
drawal Of troops 10 their barracks,
instead Of causing any disturbance Of
the peace or any tendency To riot,
will be the source Of profound
qualification To our people. and will he ac-
cepted by them rs aproof Of tho confidence
Of the President In their capacity for sell.
government. The people Of Louisiana
cannot fail TO appreciate that their good
fortune 10 largely due to tho msgnanimous
policy so wisely i~naugurated n % con-
s.antiy malntaih.u ~ ne.n
ohiteu S,au.s. = nav "' ""A'' ="
you, ooe1,eh' N,,uo,.
Vo'sne"p
NEW ORLEANS. April TO- Tho commits.
sioners believe that the end OF their labors
is near. They s%trenuously endeavored to
secure one Legislature by general consent.
A reunion would be nominal and nearly
,alue,es.' ,u.' ,s.onc;iia,inn sns h.swo'
49, nr,sosa Thsv helicyo tha National
n,ou, pu, Ia. ds.,,cJ An accsnt whsi
Io,t.,.n. shonIJ nrs..nt rather tb,r lie.
,s,a ia, i"ni.i.n. shonii Jo' Thev have
.triven IN soothe passionate feelings and
create = desire for peace AMI union.
They all speak with respect OF the
personal bearing Of both Packard aud
Nichols. The letter % Mr.. Nichols
appears to please them greatly. and they |
speak of hin, As an honorable soldier whose
sincerity and high courage cannot lie |
doubted. Internationally lac will do his
ptmost IN carry out the policy 10 which ho |
an FRANKLY commits himself. lie Is sus.
aimed by the best moral and intellectual
Elements of his party, A large numbsr Of
Rennblicsns have from tho beginning
i"P..S m. G"..rnn,sLina "a ;ns,i,.hI,
-. ill thai "a Naull nnt nuIy hriun |
anu sa'a .ns' ~ ,usIa -, Ten ,ar'
pr.ssn' P.aee, ous ui"n - IT, .o",a .n5
var ~ ,ne p,uasuon 80
surely ie,d 70 VI. IN lie mn,,a .,,er
under when III 'ias, "oa'., A. W.
ooth OF Pohcy nna "u'!, p'os :. =
,onai And poiluca, iisn's '" WI 49,,
Inc oommissloneIs are Hoou sp"'"
over 'he present A'pe''"' A"A
Ngw ORLEANS, April 2o:-Packard de.
clarcs his intention OF holding his ground
even u the legislature left him.. and says
he will maintain his claims until dcposcd
by force or till the President declined To
recognize him.
Nrw Ortr.S.. April I9.-The Packard
r.ci.I.,nra m,t I'M caucu. to.nirht and
.,on,aI ,hs taiI,xiny statement ma exnrcss-
ins ,hsir view of he present condition OF
.T,irs i, M. sts,e. Pir,t-They have
nn.iterable faith In the legality and Ius-
lice. Of The claims OF y. u. Packard and the
government Of which he il the head, TO he
Inc I,eaI government Of the state Of Louis
ian.. legally returned, legally installed,
and legally cmbodying the will Of the ms
jority of m. people. second That the
iisinteyratisn Of tho legal General ASSEM-
hlx meeting I'm the Stata Housp and nc. /