Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-24

THE Prssideat and civil Ssvvtec.
WASHINGTON. October 23.-The Repub-
lican Senators and Representatives friend
ly to the administration are earnestly On.
deavoring to draw from tho President IN
authoritative Interpretation OF his order
concerning office holders participation in
politics which shall officially state that II
was not intended to forbid Office holders
actively supporting party nominations,
but only 10 prevent their debating whom
the party should nominate. These friends
Of the President have advised Ut least two
members Of the Cabinet that II he does not
take some such action the Republicans
will certainly lose all the States In which
elections arc TO be held next month. after
which they intimate hs need expect no
consideration with his party. There Is q
good deal Of anxiety expressed regarding
the probable introduction Of resolutions
in the House indorsing the Presidents
policy, and several OF tho House party
leaders say that although they do not In
tend to ~antagonize the President they are
not quite ready TO either indorse or disap-
proyc Of his course, AMI will therefore do
all they can to prevent the Introduction OF
any such resolution. Mono can now be
introduced under rules before Monday at
tho earliest.
ReueStsg shs Indians.
CHEYENNE, Oct. 2i.-The following Is
given by General Crook AL arrange
ments. as far as possible, are completed
for the removal Of the Sioux at Spotted
Tail and Rej Cloud to their temporary
locations. Captain Vessels with two
companies Of tho Third cavalry and all the
Indians Of the Red Cloud agency will leave
ON Thursday for 4 place on the White
river In Dakota, about forty miles from
the Missouri river. Captain Lawson with
two companies Of the same regiment and
the Indians at Spotted Tail agency will
leave there ON tho same day for the Ponca
reservation In the northern part OF Ne
braska at the mouth Of the Niobrara river.
where they will remain until Spring. The
A~rapaho,s, who are to remove To the
vicinity Of tho Shoshone reservation. ART
expected to start the same day. General
Crook anticipates no trouble whatever.
The General says with regard TO the aban.
donment of the frontier posts, Camps
Robinson and Sheridan are the only posts
10 he abandoned this Fall. He thinks that
troops will 10 retained at most OF the
posts ON the Union Pacific. Forts Laramie,
fetterman, Mckinney. and Camps Brown
and stambaugh for many years.
Tho situmtioa ia washinstsa.
CmcAoo. Oct. ga T;@e. Washington
special says: Tho newspaper publications
Of tho doings Of the private caucuscs Of
State delegations arc denounced rs infam-
Gus betrayals Of confidence. II happens.
however. that many Republicans attend
these meetings who do not believe In the
ostrich policy. aud who refuse TO allow
any clique of men, for their own pur-
poses, 10 use q party gag and whip TO Keep
from the public the very acts OF their rep
re~scutativcs, and so tho public Is pretty
well informed Of the sentiment here. The
fact is patent that many Republicans in
Congress disagree with the President on
some features Of his policy. Tho most
astonishing feature il that experienced
| Cabinet members should think the public
deceived as to the real sentiment OF the
party, or that final adjustment Of the diff
ierence. can Inc avoided by postponement.
The Man. already proposoJ for adjusting
The Inference mr., "a cowarlly "A impolitic.
The few Republican leaders declare unity
paramount: others say that tho Demo-
cratic politicians will soon compel tho
House TO meet the issues pending squarely
and directly approve or ~disapprove Of the
Administration. and that every Republican
member must 10 left to vote according To
his conviction, regardless Of the result.
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Cuic,oo. October 23.-A Journal Wash.
;,,,o, .,oci,, .,vs. pinchb.ek has writ.
,cn u,,chsu ~ ,hs senate Elcc,ion. Com.
H.. ....,,i,, III. .,,o,,,on IN M. fac,
n"'rNS-.., .--,..,,.,- -. Ia.
NAV MS sceonu e''ue"'a''' ocaiins ua''
July 10, 1915, had never been acted on by
thu Senate. and renewing his claim 10 a
80, 4, A.. s.n,,. Ths latter saw. ,h.,
- a=ra.ion,iai. ar. NJ nre.snt as valid .
sI,,m ,n = al in Nm. senate of The limited
&C.,. ~ ,ho.a nre.snted Inv either Mr..
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