Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-08

from the room. She was pale and qui-
ct. moving about mechanically. and
murmuring Poor mamma" She bad
been severely afflicted . long
time with an internal disease.
which caused her great suffering. and
for the past three months confined her
to bed. Her eccentric disposition pre-.
vented her at hrst from conssnting TO
consult . physician. and BY neglect the
disease made rapid strides. until IL be-
came well nigh incurablo. About a
month ago she raj prevailed upon to
consult q doctor. who recommended .
surgical operation. which was success.
fully performed. and tho patient had .
fair prospect Of recovery; but she ne.
elected to diet herself - advised. and
last Monday she left her lodgings and
removed to the house where she died.
Her domestic life was unhappy. All the
money she made by Camille" was
spent on her marriage with stoepsi. and
hor latter days would have been spent in
actual poverty but for the salary which
her daughter earned on the stage.
rhs Prssidsacs Yirss oaeiai A..
psiasmess.
WARRINGTON, March 8.-wells and
Anderson and Marshall Pitkin, OF
louisiana. had interviews with the Presi-
dent and were informed that thsir busi.
ness would receive as early considers.
ton as the public interest would per.
NIT.
The President made his hrst appoint
ment outside OF Cabinet nominations,
that OF William Stone 10 the United
States Aitsrnsyship Of South Carolina.
There was . conference In the library
at the Executive mansion between the
President aud Evarts. schurz and
Downs. It appears to have been . very
serious meeting. and limitations are
that the visitors desired 70 relieve the
President from embarrassment by req.
son Of their selection for Cabinet 20.
sitiens ; but Il 10 understood that the
President is determined concerning
Cabinet appointments and civil service
reform and Southern matters generally.
The old Cabinet will attend the Presi.
dent tomorrow and the usual counsel
will be held.
Press cemmeats on Hayes asd the
senate.
CHICAGO, March 8.-Ths Tribune says
the refusal Of tho Senate TO promptly
confirm the Cabinet appointments Of
Hny.s, was O departure from traditional
usage, that 10 accounted for on the sup
position that several Of the Senators
took this method Of manifesting ressat.
ment OF the Presidents disregard Of
their respective wishes and claims In the
selection Of his Cabinet, and his deter
mination 10 form his own Administra-
ton. II IL not believed that this .
Hesitation OF spite will defeat the con
6rnaiion OF the Cabinet selections, but
II such should be the temper Of the
Senate, Presiden. Hayes would still be
able to have his chosen advisers In spite
OF the opposition Of the Senate. by
promptly giving notice that he has no
further business with that body and thus
putting an end to the extra session.
The Times sditorially says: Hayes
must let the country know whether hs
Is TO be the passive tool OF the OWL
characters that have hitherto led the Ad.
minisiratiou party, or the positive and
uuhinching leader OF u new Administra.
lion policy. which the more liberal Of
bis supporters have claimed that he
would be /; whether he has courage to
fight aud strength TO overthrow the
Blains-M Merton gang or not. He mus,
do 80 or his Administration will utterly
fail. From this alternative he can find
no way TO escape"
The Tribune says this Cabinet will
give general satisfaction 10 the country
at large. and Is worthier than Grants
eight years ago. Its composition tssts
the Presidents Arm intention 10 carry
out the conservative and oosciliatory
policy. and the opposition to schurz's
confirmation will Be personal. The
Tribune INSERTS That be 10 IN ADLER. wiser
aud honestsr man than any who will
oppose him. Any opposition to Key on
the part Of the Democrats will be to q
certain extent q notice that the Southern
people arc not inclined 10 meet Prssi-
dent Hayes disposition toward them In
the proper spirit, and they will bs the
sufferers. The distribution Of the vari.
Gus positions Is wise and at.
CHICAGO. March s.-rhs press opin.
ions on the Cabinet chosen by President
Hayes are generally favorable. The
Lasr. 0oan. while doubling the fsasibil.
iiy OF retaining schurz, Acknowledges
his great ability. and favors allowing the
President to call about him his wi id.
visers. and deprscaiss the action Of the
Senate yesterday. Thompson. McCrary
and perhaps Dsvsns stand for the more
pronounced element Of Republicanism;
Schurz and Key represent the Liberal
and Conservative element. and Evarts
occupies a halfway ground. II 10 not .
body promising great unsninity Of
thought. but has plenty Of brains. and
ought TO DO tried until the President 81
least Ii satisfied that be has committed
an srror In assembling men Of antason-
istic views a. his confidential advisers.
The Times says: In these selections
the President has given the country The