Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-03
BY TELEGRAPH
THE LOUISIANA SCANDAL

TO PROVE.
President Grants Views on M
tional Finances.
[srrcrAL DrrArcHEs TO rHr Gold Hill,
DAILY News!
Editorial Opinions OF Eastern Jour
nails.
NEW YonK. Feb. "a Timss cditoriaI
says : "If Charles O'Conor retains any o.
his old scorn for professional schemer,
and ~pettifoggsrs, he must feel heartily
ashamed Of the company In which he lind,
himself. though Il may he too much to OK.
pect any display Of fa~stidiousness from the
author Of the brutal libel ON President
Grant. II. only Ben Butler had been re.
tanned by Tilden the array Of legal talent
ON ths Democratic side would have been
thoroughly representative Of tho methods
and morals Of the party. There Is but one
thing In Fields speech more remarkable
than its logic. and that IL the rhetoric,
which is . poor imitation Of Conkling al
his worst.
The TS~,. thinks Il would be unfair 10
hold the President responsible for his
views In regard TO the future Of parties re-
esnuy m.en,spne Ia,a ,h;n. 20 III ssdJsn
adulation OF Conklius by the Democrats.
Thu Time. also has an editorial designed
TO keep watch on the Texas Pacihc hail'
Q . lobby; VINO VIII pcrh.ps .,oaa ~ n.
ss..ion' snd another arguing that il Is
impossible 10 go behind the Presidential
RETURNS Of = State as furnished 10 'he
Prssidsn' OF tns nenas .,,,.,,. N. PI.c.
Inc Una cohthues W 'IuIvu'e a..
toral Commission IL eonelunes W a.u
~ follews the TWO housen o.
aad especially ths manAscIs9 " w
business, v Lost the regaIu =, 'n9 PHI y,
lie by shutting the doors o, Tue SAP',a, ~
the faces OF the people, and ny uraw,ns :
broad line between Them anu ,ne lvpoSIs
and lobbyists who thronsea .n. sa n, a.
with their housenoids anu snu. ou,
honest voters. Mhat hnees 'nv ~.
worse u the report ',onh "s An.
tickets were openly epersi ior sa'e mo
hotels for large prices. IL this DC rue
then the responsibility Of the speculation
lies at the doors OF constsss, 70, ~ a.
only had the cards 20 uisPose an.
centennial TACT 'his eApe''e"''
couraging'
what Republicans Expect 60 rrove
About LouisiRnn.
r.w yo.v p.bru.rv "A T,iLmus'.
W" ~ ".uL..,.s aw
Warrington speeiai says 'na' ""'
Orleans, Howe, Chairman OF the Cominittee'
WA. sunroacbed by a person who said 10
~, r.,-,..,,.,i.. ..Thsr. 4. , man I'm
hi'h 'u' !.
New Orleans VINO, unless sohio'a
lone ior MN, ~. iii .tartIs ne
sonntry and dsstroy the whole Republican
csnss.' Howe replied 10 this Intruder
that that was Just what the sentlemsn
from the MOTH wsro uere 40 and ont
WI n th:rs lad BEEN ANYTHING Of that
sort going on In the Returning Board they
wanted to know u. THIS inaiviunA. ~
tempted no 'ur'n'r hes'"" ~
Howe. A.. uo,..
The Republican uni ., '"s "'.
Committee hope 70 provo WIN VII ~
ness " = starting poin', uhaI L'".ehs,o
and Spsaring formed Q conspiracy W oo'
tain money from the Republirans by alter
ing the Vernon return, AMI then agreeing
10 suppress IL.
NEw YoRx, February IA Ti@e' WASH
ington special says the Senate Committee
for inyestlgaiing the Louisiana election
will report In q few days. They have care
fully examined all questions regarding the
so-callsd bulldosed parishes and other dis
trlcts where intimidation was practiced.
anil their report will show that II q fair
anil neacoabls election had been held.
HAYES would have carried the State by 4
decided majority.
tn. p-re.Id,mt. rins.eiaI Views.
w.susoroS. Feb. 2.-Thc President
permit. tho following statement to 10
made as to his views AMI intentions upon
the finance question : Pirst--H lie believes
vs ca. commence specie payments now,
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SsSu H. ~ nat an,lcinais mnch'Ja.
oevos1.n va. ~. no.I,ian w.
LIN Saiy.r. ~ ere.nbact conid 90,
!. I~..sn,a.n, cola i,on,I tor n, 'n.xiny
sus ~ ~. ir,.rsst rhir1 r,oas
.n i..ns of not over si0O 600 600 Of sncb
bonls. Fourth-Ue has now figures
allowing an Increasing trade balance In