Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-27
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY sENT1NEL.l
WASHINGTON.
In President and His Proposed
POlicy-Am Extra Sc sion of Con-.
gre.s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Utter
ances Of the ''Capital.'

The President ANA HIS
POlicy-Am Extra Sc sion of Con.
gre.s Observation-Disclosures Utter.
ances Of the '.Capital.''
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.
The President and his family Will,
after Saturday next, be the guests OF
Secretary Fish until April, when they
will visit Galena. The President states
that it is not his present intention to
order more troops to Washington, but
he has decided that he will give the
necessary instructions. He thinks,
however, that there will not be neces
sily for such a step.
Neither ct h State governments in
Louisiana and south Carolina will be
recognized 10y President Grant, as he
thinks il would be improper for him
To fix the Southern policy for his sue
q .sor, and thus embarra>s him. If
he were to recognize the Repiiblican
Governors. they would have to be sus-
tanned by military force, II he thinks
the entire people are tired OF the NIL
itary being employed to sustain the
State governments. He says If the
Republican State government can not
sustain itself, then IT will have to give
way; if a rem~dy is required, let Con
gress and not the President provide for
it.
p. b. S. Pinchhack arrived tonight,
direct from New Orleans. He repre-
senls everything in Louisiana as per
fec:ly quiet, and >ays that the Nichols
government is fully able to maintain
itself if let alone, and that it is accept
able 10 a large majority of The people.
An extra session of Congress ap-
pears now to he almost inevitable.
Even il the extremists in the House
wholly refrain from open tilibustering,
hey will undoubtedly raise objections
to An immediate count of the votes OF
Rhode Island, Vermont and WiscOn-
sin, on the ground of ineligibility of
certain Electors; and tho delays thus
caused, together with the time CON
sumed by necessary reference TO the
count of the South Carolina double
returns, will prevent the complexion OF
the count before Thursday afternoon,
unless the usual duration of arguments
are to be Abbreviated, which is not prob
able. Aside from eight appropriation
bills in conference, the Civil ApprO-
priation bgll, which is full of con6ro-
verted points, is still pend ng in the
House, and the River and Harbor and
Army Appropriation bills have not
yet been considered by either branch
of Congress. The latter is especially
likely to he the subject of seriou. C N
tiict, and he general belief prevails
that it will certainly be left hanging on
d~isagreements at the close of the ses-
sion. Or course, the failure of any
regular annual appropriation bills
would neceSSitate al extra session OF
Congress-, which will be called proba-
bly, for An early date in April.
A special session OF the Senate is ok
peeled to be convened on The 9Th OF
March.
All the Washington party gan to-
day, with one ption, prognosticate,
or seem Il a%pprehend very serious
trouble concerning the completion of
the electoral count. The Capital again
INDUCES in wildly violent u~tterances,
which it correctly anticipates will be
pronounced rawlings by the moderate
press of The country that IL denounces
as subsidized. 1t says: Deprived of
the ballot, there Remains to a proud.
free people, only an appeal to the bay.
onet Referring to last weeks article,
for which he had been indicted, The
editor says: We made that editorial
up from our own head and heart and
u indorse every word Of it.. He
takes pains, however, to state thai
while lie may Indicate violence, he does
not refer to assassination.
Iudian IsOstiiitics.
DEADwOoD, ID. T., Feb. %.
Last evening, near Crook City, the
Iniians attacked and captured Dick
Dnnns and Evans cattle tram, killing
McGonigle aud Rilev, and severely
wounding another named Jones. The
tire. were connected with the trains.
Lieutenant Cuminins, with soldiers