Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-12
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n ON THE FLORIDA ElEc.
ToRAl DECISION.
Governor Chamberlain Thinks a
Republican Victory ASSURED.
Fears OF Disturbances In wash
iugtou.
The Democratic Programme In the
Louisiana Contest.
Debate In the House To-Day on
the Decision.
Aferrible Arraisnment OF the Dem.
oeratic Party.
[srsctAL DnrArcHEs TO TIE Coin I'LL
DAILY News!
The Democratic Programme In the
Louisiana Contest.
Debate In the House To-Day on
the Decision.
Aferrible Arralsnment OF the Dem.
oeratic Party.
tsrsctAL DnrArcHrs TO TIE COIN HILL
DAILY NEws.i
The kiseserai Cemmission aud IT'S

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work.
NEW Yoax, Feb. IA H,raid's WASH
ingtsn special says tho Florida decision
has been tho topic Of discussion to-day
among Republicans and Democrats. The
iattsr feel. besides q pang Of d~issppoiat-
msnt, . sense Of having failed TO get
what they believed right. and yesterday
some Of the more irritable and lcss wise
allowed their tongues to u at random.
II was the irritation and resentment cx-
pressed by q few men which filled the town
with rumors last night Of various desperate
intentions ON the part OF Democratic lead
sn. such - tho folly OF breaking up the
Commission by the withdrawal of some OF
liz members. There Is no ground for such
reports.
PROGRAMME IN THE HOUSE, TO-DAY.
WASHINGTON. Feb. l2.-There was . con-
sultation last evening and another to-day
between Democrats Of all sentimentsi In both
HOUSES. In which the Florida matter In
all Its bearings was freely talked over. and
the course for tomorrow was shaped out.
The two hours Of debate will be divided
between the two parties. each speaker hay
ing ten minutes. II Is possible that on
tho Democratic side q resolution may be
offered remanding the Florida case back to
the Commission, on the ground that IL has
refused TO consider evidence OF law and
facts. There Is 10 disposition TO speak or
think harshly of tho Commission, and
several Democratic members Of tho Com
mission In the conversation to-day OK.
pressed the fullest confidence In the lust
and honorable intentions Of the Commits
sion, and especially defended Judge
bradley. whom some hot-headed Demo-
crat. vers inclined 10 sneak harshly Of.
They said nothing had passed In
the Commission which led them In the
least 10 doubt tho Justice Of Bradley's mo-
tiyss, and his course, and declared earnest
ly that ali attacks upon him were wrong
and uncallsd for. This and other evidence
| shows that even though there may have
hen a Temporary Irritation among the
| membcrs dining The heat Of the debates,
| nothing but The most kindly feeling and
entire confidence prevails among them.
IL can be said positively that ,hore Is no
ntsnuo on the Dcnocras'c sius 70 naAo
. neodisss uei,y IN .no coun, =. w.,
Inc is' OF spsakcr' u.T,ni u' NV noa
Isoalo '1.niorrIw iun Ts.n "a -
nooker, 'enks, iiu,u ~ fts'u, |" M
the hepupi,sAh sue, man, na's'n' nv
orary anu 'hreo o'ne'''
rim LorfsiASA CASE
Will probably come up tomorrow. II will
BE- argued on Che Republican side by Ev-
arts, Stoughton aud probably Matthews,
and on the Democratic side by Trumbull.
Carpenter and Campbell. The report of
the Commission ON the Florida case docs
not, Il 10 said, satisfy some Of tho ADLER
legal minds amsng the Republicans In both
houses. They have no hesitation In ac-
cepting the Conclusion, but they do not
entirely like the reasons given for coming
10 the Conclusion.
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