Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-18

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he made no request that both parties give
assurance that residents wishes be re-
spscted in this matter. a. Packard asserted
he did.
There was no senatorial ballot by the
Republicans to-day. In the House, Bar
rett and Kennedy. who had gone over TO
the Democrats, were expelled. The Dem
ocratic Legislature balloted ter Senator
with no choice.
In the Democratic Senate. Eustiee intro
duced . resolution setting forth that ono
Packard. falsely assuming to be Governor,
had by means of q scandalous and libelous
publication, purporting TO be 4 proclsma-
ton addressed TO the General Assembly
and lawful authorities, calculated to bring
them into contsmpt, etc., therefore be II
Rssoirsd, That the Committee on Judi
ciary be instructed to inquire whether said
Packard, by authorizing said scandalous
and libelous publication, has not commit
ted = breach Of the privileges Of their body.
and what means. u any. should be taken
10 punish said Packard for contempt, and
TO maintain the dignity aud authority Of
this body. No ordered.
The House bill In reference 10 the pro-
lection Of colsred people, was passed unan-
imously.
IL RMS shs True Stsrys
NEW YoRK. January is.-The true story
Of tina a. o check la. be.u discovered Inv
-
'hs ~" iorh eorrespoAueht Oh tue BOSTON
TSareHer. who unfolds the tale as fellows
"Your correspondent has just concluded
Q long interview with Jordan, Cashier Of
a. -. Q . -
Ssci.rsJ that H. A. ooo chsch ,rsn:.,tian
was undertaken by three meinber OF thu
neIs .no, ALL, nnn 'an,s ~ ~
euJe.yor 10 secure some favor in Oregon /:
that Tildsn knew nothing about until II II
appeared IN print, and then he denounced
a. p.i,on nj. secretarv. and tbreatenin9
10 dismiss him from his service, and also
threatening TO take away his position as
Secretary OF the National COMMITTEES.
Pelton %thoreupon told the whole stsry ;
how Scott guaranteed the money, and that
he (pcltonJ went to Jordan and asked
him 10 GO 10 Martin and Runyon 10 issue |
A check ; how Runyon handed tho cheek
over TO . man named Dimond. and that
finally the checks were drawn. neither Of
which succeeded. Tilden denounced them
A fool hardy ~scounirels, trining with his
interests and reputation. and endSd by
temporarily suspending Pelton from his
service. The difficulty 10 10 make this
public believe such astory. told Jordan,
bu, he assures me II il the absolute fact
aud that he 10 now suffering from Tildcn's
displeasuro because lro undertook 10 get
the money SAINT 10 Oregon.
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wAsuisdroS, Jan. i7.-Thc examina-
tion M Col. Pelton was continued before
a.. a...,. con,u,,,,.. ,h,,. ,,o,,,,, n.
Wv oeu. ~
testified ihat he Knew smith "eed' o
fla'upury' Ne "eeu "oh' I" oou'n
Carolina after the election. Don't think
the Democratic Committee suggested his
mission don't know why 10 ueht there,
shcsP. W s'1 = .n. ~ nv pn''tian,
az ths q. @. and A. n, r.; had mo- knowi.
edge OF q dispatch sent to him at the Ma
uonai democratic 'ommi,,'s " Wnich
the question was asa.u Wse'hs, 'no .sn
miitse wonid pay SSo,ooo ior lns rIoe'oro'
vote ! suen q lusstleh was ASKED, pul Wlr
ness doh Know IRON what sour'o " came
Ihsre was . is'ter receiVeu rom ohe VI W"
States, not oregon, sa!inhs
mat An siectorai vote couiu w Hau 'or
money. L.
norton Ashcu wi'hess u "o hMn mhs
possession any letters ironi snii,h Weca'
lie answered NAT u" usd not KNOW aS
most 81 the correspsndenes had been de-
stroysd IRON tlme 10 Uhhc' Iie ulu MOI