Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-05

| failure 10 complete tina electoral count and
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coht'hues 70 " the leading topic Of talk
herc. 1t 10 said by BY some that there 10
nothing In the Constitution or laws reouir.
ing the sfieers 10 be declared unIe.s nre.
ceSsnt n held 10 h.ys the force nj law
| 0oyerner Hsv,, bimself might bs cbasen
10 tho pl.cs. and mivbt Tina nav. An nm.
n~ortunitv m sboriny eo ,ha c-on,,r, h
| LIND Of an administpation bs conId maIs
befors tLe pe.nls voniJ bs called unon ,o
vots FAR or sg.ip.t him or m X vor.
tbo.vbt -i..r ta rnn ni.in. conliinr
Norton or asy ether ayailabl, esnSij,is
be might be chosen q, ne Am AZ Warch n,
presiding officer Of the senate and enter
the mni!s hoass inhiediatsiy slterwards.
the ssn,s subj.e,. .sys t5,t ..vsrsi s.nrh.
lican members, aud one or two Democratic
msmbsrs, take the singular view that there
.ah os no Popuia, eise.'. .his year, msil-
.1Ih'us ~, ,sluis ~ ,he J1ln' een'eh'
'ien % VI 'ho iIouse eIee' JUS Aut cre-
aoA '.vAhey W .no ymv. W Ites,'eh',
..snln .he nslhlns =. sections 10 anu
~ OF tne re.lseu s.a.u.es, Anu Una Tue
prs.idsnt ri lie limited Stats, for I'M fnIi
term Of four years. Leading lawyers here
regard this view OF tho case a. utterly un.
on.ion sai ~. VA so W. ..aiioim.'
.s..o-.,, I'll -. $3.50 ~ A. s.p....".
n".. Ln.' ,snusu' y! :. o.eietai!
UnAsD .no uu..iners ums ,ar'ou'
Ms.i,, r.;,or.,.s ~, ~: ILL., ET;Ii.,
all H.ns.iors - 1900 .rJ iii Il. In.
.ug,rstaS I'm, In .ss. ~ any rou,s.t h.
,,o,id rsth.r snrs.l ta b,IIots ;b,n to LuI.
la. n,h.r nomocr,,s .,nyc.. Tho same
.s.,,rsn, Lana .,lJ H. ,Is..a.d n new
s%i.oiion nr.s.rshIs IN m. insuuurstion Of
Two p~rssiJcnt..
GoSersor oroSers Tes''hh""S'
WASHINGTON, January o. 80 Governor
orov.r mn. .,,mined beforo the Senato
,--.. u.L.., H., a.. L.
eon"'''es "uA'' '".
sued certificates Of election 10 the three
Liph,st slsetors eligible, In 80 doing hs
..es5 h, eo.formity with the Constitution
.nd 4. accord,ncs with the last legal
sntbori,v ia eouIJ procure. lilo said liiat
"a r..a,:sJ, letter from ,JuJr. UoaIIsy
~ C~incinuati. In which four authorities
r.,,,i.y to m. case of The ineliribility Of
nsrsons 10 office were cited. II was atLrec
%. latter and r~.csiysl nj the Executive
ppe,c. .bout ! vsel befors witness rendered
III. $500, in an. cas-. ~ VAT. VII.
III ,.a.,ir,sJ viii .Jnlyo
Hoadley. and did not know his politics.
He had no correspondence by letter with
any per.on Vt psrssns ~. ~
srrsm from .,.S.nstor Gvin. stating that
certaheprominsnt legal gentlemen thought
Watts Ineligible, and he wanted TO know
by what timo the question had TO be set
tiod. Abram \. Hewitt. Of New York, sent
witness a communication in which two do.
ei,ion, /. I,di,na. oue in MARYLAND, aud
ana IN Penn,ylyania were cited as Icing
snniicabi, On lie Watt, case. and witness
spsvor,d that he then had the ease under
cop.IJer.tiop Nitnes. hal mel Patrick
oncc. He mel him i'm the Executive office
Al salem. PatricL wa. introduced 10 wit.
ness by senator Kelly. Witness knew
nothing about Patrick, and looked upon
his call 81 the Executive Office rs Simply a
eompiinsh''
ssnatsr Jsncs on the sii'er Quss-
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private business, chiefly, II Is said to sell
the ". James Hotel 10 Breslin 0f the Gil.
.sx Ususs. The Tribune saws be doe. not
.n,ici.sts ,b,, the silver Commission will
bs able 10 report before the first week in
pebru,ry. II Ia waiting for information