Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-07
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SENATOR LAMAR TAKES HIS OATH
OF OFFICE.
Joe Coburn Sentenced to the State
Prison.
WASHINGTON NEWS IN GENERAL.
lsrrcrAL DprArcnrs TO RE dom HnL
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Senate p Observation-Disclosures Lamar
sworn In.
w-.surxorox. March al, IN. ssn.ts
oaAy thurman saia '.ere Wa no'n'ns
Boutwells report Affecting Lamar's prima
facie right 10 n seat. There WAS not one
,h,n. ~ Ar. ,.-or. ,hioh ,.r.h., AZ.
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quesuon' a.a was VI oroer 10. ms
Senate 10 listen to the reading OF the
report.
Morton begged TO remind the Senate
that one year ago Thurman stood on the
other side Of this prima facie bushes, In
the case Of Pinchbock. According 10
Thurman. thors could be no investigation
As 70 tho Legis,l.ure whicn eieetsd L,m.r;
put tnero cou,q ~ 70 InAs yn'el o's0su
rlncnoeck. ~ ns,s0p. 1 al p=s"..hAnI
csss Tbsps bsa Sssn = .uddsn rsyolution
On tbs mart Of ma Dsmocrscy. He be-
Iieyed t6o SENATOR objected 70 should
be called in the regular order In which
tbev arc named. Tbe senator from Lou.
isians fKslloec) was here with . legal COR
tidcate' but obiection wa made 10 swear.
;nr lin IN r%s.ssrd.v. on Ia yerv
,ro,nJ unon vbieb ma vas stoppsd from
takinr his seat yssterday. ths senator
rom lish.ms H@n.ncsrl had a rigbt h
,n,.rnosa sn obilc,inr n, ~. ~ n
I.rs 7, ..omsd ~ unr,or ,h.t mi.
wss an ,t,.mnt a. Nave = On. doctrins
cas. ~
IT,. no,,or N ro,.r ,ho c~rea.nti.i. a,
senator Lamar n tbo COMMITTEE on Priyi.
-. al pIac,ion.-.s rsisc,.I I,.
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luz oenh.e 'non'o " a'o'o yssso'
to Nays l (Wadlsigh voting 10 the neg.
ative), adopted the resolution OF Wal.
lace, and Lamar was sworn In by the
Vice Presidept.
Sn.nc.r vho vop,d bsve votsd In tbs
,.ou.s r.,rsS .-;,S W.r-;msn
nsan. 1870 ~. .m.m".,~.
VINO wou'u na'o ,o'ou 10 'no ,iN
blaine tneh oneied . ,eso'uush 10
swear IN Kellogg when leo 10 q deoate'
and the Senate, without action at 3:lb,
adjourned until tomorrow.
WASHINGTON. March 7.-Ex-Presidsnt
Grant was on the floor OF tho Senate to-
day. occupying . seat by the Side OF ssna-
", snnII. .u.. A.. ...s,,, =, n
Journal wallace moved that ths Senator
elect from Oregon. Lafayette Gsoyer.
De sworn IN; ~ VIC. frssiosss
Hsmlin .sid tbs senator from Oregon
tMitchelD was not In his seat, and no
therefore objected 70 tho oath being I'd.
haa .amo n, ~ NO h..,;n. ou ~. go
Wallace said, a. q senator Of the United
States. he presented Grover a. senator
s,. os ion' o''s'"' An' n0ps' M
Hamlin said that n . Senator Of tho
United States he objected 10 him being
sworn In. Tho oath was not administered.
The Senate. then resumed the considers
ton Of unfinished business.
The resolution Of Bhine 10 swear In
william Pitt Kellogg ~ Senator from Lou
isiana. aud substitute submitted by Bay
arb. were referred 10 the Committee on
Privileges.
Tho galleries Of the Senate are crowded
and tho floor largely occupied with v~isitors.
The corridors near tho Senate are thronged
with persons waiting the announcement Of
Cabinet nominations.
c.,....
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mehuh on 'ho rePor' VI 'n' ooh
appointed by Congress 70 inves'iga@ the
subject OF Chinese immigration, says :
Tho ,onor, vouId hardly .osm IA favor The
C,'~ .-I--...-
OF Chinoso immigration
The committee agrees with anti.Chincse
Californisns. anil regards tbi, particular
,.,a.T.--- III, -.
influence Oh ioreigners y Ar"in nsh'
AGO 10 republican institutions and the ex-
I,tencc upon The Pacific co.st of Christi,n
riyiIlzation. The question 10 be sottled-
and this can be done only by sctssi sIpsri.
pnce-is whether proper trsstment by
Iudieious legislation and bv hopest and
peusyolont purpose. we can do Fer the
i'm ...o.s. S.in
forever aliens in The ispd-the seos.r
they stop coming here the better. We
not 80 much want u know what thsy
liunn nj. r.in. n, ~ ~ .an ~ com. ~