Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-06

m~unies.ion he might be pleased 10 make.
Agreed to. and Hamlin. Morton and
Ransom were appointed such COMMITTEES.
Morton moved that when the Senate
adjourn to-day Il be to meet Wednesday
at ~ n.
Hamlin opposed the motion and said
the committee should wait upon the
President, as be would NO doubt reply
that he was ready to communicate with
tho senate Immediately. and, therefore.
the Senate should b In session to 70.
csive such communication.
Morton withdrew his motion and the
Senate at i:35 adjourned until noon to-
morrow.
The Chissss Qusssiss.
New YoRx. March Ga Tribune sdi.
torial on the Chinese report says the
report would hardly seem 10 favor the
continuation Of immigration. The eom.
mitise agreed with the anti-Chiness
c~alifornians, and regards this particular
influence Of foreigners n . startling
menace to Republican institutions and
the existence upon che Pacific Coast Of
Christian civilization. The question to
DO settled. and this cor be done only BY
actual experience. is whether proper
treatment by judlcious legislation. and
by honest and benevolent purpose, We
can do for the Chinese what We have
done for other aliens. II we cannot. II
they arc to remain forever aliens In this
land. the sooner they stop coming here
the better. We do not 70 much want 10
know what they are now as what
may be made Of them. Upon this point
Il is too soon TO come 10 q decided opln-
ion. To the few Chinese In this part Of
the country the same objection al
hardly DO urged which Is made In Ban
Francisco. The MOngolians here have
uads US little trouble. and as Q rule
have proved sober, peaceful and indus.
trious. Still, We have had nothing 10
do with them in masssa.. In San Fran.
cisco they have become q marked and
constituent element Of the population.
perhaps too speedily and under unfavor.
able circumstances. Their immigration
has been stimulated by the money made
out Of Il. and In this respect has been
abnormal. and possibly II has been sci.
iishly and unwarrantably encouraged In
China. Legislation may have modified
It's unfavorabls features and reduced II
to moro wholesome proportions, but no
direct attempt can be made 10 arrest 1t
altogether by special prohibition. and
probably no citizen Of California would
ask us TO 60 no far.
Republicans Displsased with she
Inaugural.
NEW YoRx. March CA Hrald's
Washington special says the inaugural
message was printed almost Is soon a.
II was spoken. and WA received with
tho greatest interest. hut with very d.
verse feeling by different classes Of poll.
tieians. Tho best men Of both parties,
thoss who really desire the country to
have rest aud peace and good Govern.
mep.. approved II highly. They said II
was a frank, straightforward document.
aud read like tho uitsrances Of q sincere
and honest man. What the President
says about the Southern question salts.
aed the best classes Of Southern Demo.
Gratis, and all Of both parties who de-
sired the settlement Of the Southern
difficulties. The average Republican
politicians received the message rather
coidly. As to what the civil service re-
form plank means, they smile and say 1t
Is very easy to talk, but the President
will zee by and by. But even they are
not inclined to oppose him In what they
think TO he his notions on this subject.
He will have 10 ask advice Of Congress-
men, they say. In filing vacancies which
are always occurring. and o member OF
Congress. after oil. knows more about
the people Of his district than any one
else, aud Is the best man 70 make re-
spousibls. II would be q good thing.
these men say. to break down Senatorial
patronage which they think has become
an abuse. but after all they think the
President will loon nnd out what is
practicable. and there will be no such
great change as no predicts. The car.
pst-baggsrs are in q dolOrous mood. As
are the Cameron men. who threatened
vengeance.
Opinisns on the Inaugural.
RICHMOND, Va, March 5.-Tho In
augural Is regarded kindly and q prom.
Using everything southernsrs have q
right to expect.
NEw YoHx. March o.-The Suns
Washington special says on the insugu.
raj says: "Tho paragraph At the close
Of that portion Of the address devoted
to the southcrs question is an open bid
for the support Of the Texas Pacific
Railroad and the Brazilian steamship
subsidy job" The correspondent doubts
whether this will take with Southernsrs.
Nxw YoRx, March o. Southsrnsrs
say that the tone Of tho inaugural has
given them great encouragement. In.
terviews were held with twenty-five
Southern Democrats since its delivery.
and they all concur In the opinion that
II Hayes address Is an indication OF his
policy. his Administration will meet the
approval and support Of the Southern
people. Ellis OF Louisiana said to-day
that II the President carried out these
pledges aud did not interfere between
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