Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-27

reading Of the brief In favor Of Corbin'
and continued until IL O'Clock. when
wadleigh moved . recess until 2 O'CLOCK.
R~ejected-Yeas %, nays 40.
At 1906, Hoar. who occupied the chair
said that he would call the attention OF the
Senate TO the fact that the hour OF ~. the
hour for the daily meeting OF the Senate
had arrived. In the judgment Of the
chair the legislative session would DO con-
tinucd until the adjournment Of the Sem
ate took place. and unless objection WAS
made IL should be 80 considered. No OBJ
lection being made. Dorsey moved to re-
sumo discussion OF Legislative business
Rejected-Yea %. nays 20.
Merriman said that 10 show how entirely
false were the statements as TO intimida'
ton In South Carolina, tho whole popu.
lation entitled to vote was lsi. 1913, and the
whole number OF votes cast In 1876 was
ls3. 3ss. How Was IL ths, persons were
iutimidatcd when nearly the whole vote
OF the STATE was polledf Besides. tho Re-
publican candidate for Governor In 1876
received many more votes than any candi-
date before had ever received. The Ham,
burg riot was the consequence Of . long
continued series OF outrages In Hamburg
ON the part Of negroes. Tho evidence
shows that when men were shot down like
wild beasts at Hamburg General Butler
had left that place.
WASHINGTON. November as p. H.
The Senate Is still in session and Cameron.
Of Wisconsin. Is replying TO Merriman.
CHICAGO, November T.-"It 10 now
simply q question Of endurance" Says
tho .Journafs Warrington special "What
will be tho outcome OF the Senatorial con-
test. II there Is no wavering among them
the session may continue until next month,
when IL must close so a. 10 permit the
beginning Of the regular session. Patter-
son and Conover vote with tho Democrats
upon every motion.
The Democrats win.
WASHINGTON. November 27-4 p. Mn
the Senate the amendment Of Mitchell.
making q special order for tomorrow at
half.past IL Of the resolution Of Senator
Thurman discharring tho Committee on
Privileges and Elections from the consid-
Grafton Of the credentials Of II. O. Butler
was rejected. yeas, %, nays IS, and Thur
nian /. f's1iu'ios vi. 49, 5000
nay 90 su.s NJ dpva a.. .on.
cench' y, 'ne wv $50,
ni''f1 Iuuhuhu, '.uI.,,i.,s y, pn,,ar
consIue,a'oh VI ,n. nu'
A"a u"u'' '"0 '"'o ""'' w"
The Prospects of AdJournsue"t.
WASHINGTON, Nov. IA A. M.-Thcrc
L....u..., D., .J,o,r,us,, n, ,bs
" "o o'P'o
Senate, the Democrats steadily opposing
all such motions, but the vote on the main
So. -, ,,..h.rc;nc al. c~orni,,oo
-. sa.ala1 nn .e.orr, ~ JiI.,orv
.sn,ioa. ,,on ,ha III. ~ ~
Chsnhsr n ,ha ~Rcnnbiicaps c.nnot
carry the motion 10 adjourn they favor the
OF the session until III o'clock
to.morrow wnen inc hs,losH case, I'LL w,ss
lions Yesterday. and laid over under OBJ.
lection. will be called up and . motion
made TO give II precedence over the Butler
case.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2I.-fattersohs ~
tempted explanations OF the reasons why
ho valued Buffers friendship and oil the
nature oil their conversations WAS very
weak, and after Edmunds motion foI an
investigation OF the charges OF corrupt OAR
gaining had been submitted, his appeals to
the Senate Tor "fAir play etc., were most
frantic In their style, and awakened NOT
aver made . yery strong and Effective
speech in opposition to this motion for In.
ye-tigation. besides ~denouncing us exi-
uen' pu.p.'e =. ple'tn ~ H. go
~ raLiw.ii mi ar.near who hal been
suo,n IN i.',ora .nY inve.tigstIon Of ,imi.
lar ch.rys. and intimstei that n ali
~. nansn,sr ch.,ys. vsrc M he
nvo.,Ic,,a g,'P uo,ion 81 the s.me sort
mi,b, soon hs Il, orJer rcc.rdlpr Kellogg.
lie called attention also to the fact that
the South Carolina indictments and =
p,,,n. a" u,miao,on III h"au tno.n tor
pu'ei "u.i.'s'vn ~. 49, pa,,'I
y huh'pcr ol u1n'n,' Ann ~ ~, "IHuo
iiean majority ih 'ho oense hsu suoso
uuently gwen them Important cntirulau-