Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-08

and more liberal principal OF tntcrnationAl
Law than had previously been r~ecognizsd.
and that other nations have cordially re-
spondsd. Our Diplomatic relations during
the last eight years. he says. will prove the
truth VI this assertion.
The Facts Coming Ous ~ Last.
WASHINGTON. Jan. s.-Ths Senate Com
nitics on Privileges and Elections this
forenoon continued the investigates Of
the Oregon electoral matter.
Charles Dimond OF New Ysrk tsstihed
that ho Is banker doing business for A.
4. 4 @. E. Lilon. New York. Lad 4 Bush.
Oregon. aud others. Witness met The
firm Of Martin & Runysl December 9th
for the first time. On that date Runyon
came to witness ofics and left word that
he wanted 10 see witness. Witness wsnt
to Rupyon's office aud Runyon gave him .
check for 5000. payable to Ladd 4 Bush.
Oregon. Witness gave Runysn . tsls.
graphic dispatch. which was read - fol.
lows:
ITO Messrs. Ladd 4 Bush. Salem. Ore
gon: Martin 4 Ruuyon have deposited
$1,000 TO your account"
lHo ulsp4tEu WE III = Nipuct uboa Wy
him and those when he does business
with. lie wAs not requested TO put the
dispatch In cipher. nor 10 keep the trans
action secret. Ladd 4 Bush autographed
witness December 18th 10 return the
5000 TO Martin 4 Runyen. Does not
know why 10 was returned unused. Wit |
ness said he would produce without q sub
pens the letter book containing his cor
rsspondence with Laid 4 Bush. aud Ladd
4 Lilon. u Oregon.
The Democratic Programme.
NEW YoRK. Jan s.-A Ti~ss Washington
special says tho Democratic meeting here
Tomorrow will simply be . meeting Of
Congress in Pord's Opera House. The
expectation il that the House will adjourn
soon after nesn. 10 give tho Democrats .
chance to attend. RESOLUTIONS have bees
drawn up by Montgomery Blair and Jerry
Black. aud are described ~ full Of the war
talk Of the latter gentleman.
The Democratic Caucus Advisory Gem
mittec have held another meeting. and arc
reported " have decided upon an active
and aggressive policy for the future. Til.
den has given notice that he thinks this
c0urss better. because the party Just now
has the appearance Of weakness before tho
country, This IL thought not 10 be favor
able. and Tildsn's advice tO seem more In
earnest will now ls followed. Specific &C.
iion has not been fully determined upon.
but II Is intended 10 have . caucus io-mor-
row night, and some proposals will be de-
tormined on and presented for formal &C.
tiOn.
A Democratic View OF the Louis.
lana QsestisW.
NEw YoRx. January "a Worid's New
Orleans special says: In regard 10 the
event Of tomorrow, the negroes In the
Kellogg Legislature do not seem to worry
themselves much. They trust blindly TO
illsir white leaders. doing what they are
told without having any idea Of what 10 To
bc attained. They are very much engaged
At present In trying to mako the most Of
tho Senatorial contest. They hopefully
expect to make enough out Of II To pay
their expenses and have . balance left
over. as each Of the three contestants for
the long term. Kellogg, West aud War
mouth, are understood 10 10 paying libsr-
ally for votes. At late hour II 10 ascer.
tanned that General. Longstreet has pro-
lis will probably DO appointed Major Gen.
eral Of the Militia under Nichols.
The Hsnnstt.May Kcsudai.
NIw YORK, Jan. S.-Ths T@,- says
liner. 4. M lo.v,r ANY Joubt that the
n"...u NJ. -. IN 80, i. a.,
psh"s'''Aay "oup'o WIN sna uus'
IL, indeed, 1t has not already taken place.
Canada is undoubtedly the place Of meet
ing. The T~,. reporter last evening In
tcryiewed DR.. May. The old gentleman
was very much agitatsd. aud at first de-
clined to converse GU the subject Of BIZ.
, ,,", III - 80. ~. nr."ia go
i n, III. .loc,or lad .viJ.,ti, ,,s.u wssn.
Ing, and his nervous depression and ireuiu-
lous voice told but too plainly the solicit
tuie lie felt Tor his son
INV YoRK. Januaay s.-A report . cur
rent that James dordoH Bennett and Frank
May fought q duel this morning near Lake
Chainplain, Canada, anu mat bennct WAS