Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-12

the remainder Of tho time till the 9TH .
March. The scheme IL said 70 b advise,
from New York. Tho Southerners Ar
promised Offices II they remain true.
ExcIrEnxxr I WASHINGTON.
NEw YoRK. Feb. IA T;~es Washing
ton special says: There IL intense excite
ment over the situation. but II Is quite 70
markAble that the excitement has not Lex
to any turbulence or disorder. The strair
cannot continue unless leading men In thu
Democratic party display sons patriotism
and hold tho rank and file Of their part,
followers In check. There must be dis
turbances before the affair ends. To-nigh'
the air Ia full Of wild threats and rumors
and the rumor Is currently reported tina
Field and Clifford have already retired
from the Commission.
GOVERNOR cuANBERLArS's OPINION.
NEw YORK. Feb. ll.-A Heraid's Colum'
bia special says the announcement OF the
decision in the Florida case by the Electo
raj Commission, produced q general feel
ing Of depression among the Democrats,
which was well nigh dissipatcd by subse'
quent and more encouraging reports COZ
corning the i~neligibility OF Humphreys,
There Is still great disappointment OK
pressed at the partisan aspect OF the vote,
as II was thought this great tribunal would
divest itself OF everything Of . partisan
character. The latest news. however. con-
firms the belief that Oregon will throw the
election Of President into tho House. and
thus put Tilden In tho White House for
tho next four years. which would DO the
certain salvation Of this State. Governor
Hampton refused to hazard any expression
Of opinion until he was moro fully In
formed. except that he was confident Of
the Inauguration Of Tilden. Governor
Chamberlain said /: "I think the result In
the Florida case foreshadows the success
Of the Republicans In all the disputed
States. The Florida case was stronger for
the Democrats than that Of any other
State. In addition 10 what they could say
against the action Of tho Returning Board,
they had tho favorable Judgment Of the
Circuit Court In tho quo warranto case.
a. well as tho subsequent confirmation Of
the right and action Of the Tilden electors
by the Legislature Of the State. In the
Louisiana case there 10 nothing TO con-
slider except tho action Of the Returning
Board. aud tho Commission has already
decided virtually 10 consider nothing
lying back Of tho returns except
questions Of Individual disqualification.
There aro no Judicial or legislative
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'ns MA n'shvs' =, ci'c.ea. oucn = elai,h
nno' 20 niAln'arneu peIVrc surn y uouy
inc E,ec'oraI commission. Inc other
Claims Iha' INC uoVeiho,s certinca1c Is
sonciusi,e, ana that the i'epuolicans are
n ., WIN TIL 'r own Re.ala' nA, no ionn'
III &c. 10 ,ha 49," ~.
tifcate Of the Governor WAS conclusiye and
u~nimpcachablo. On the contrary, Eyarts
in his argument expressly admits Inc con.
trary doctrine. The po:itiou Of Tho Re-
publicans IA that tho Commissiop cannot
the action OF the Returning Board.
The authority Of a mere certificate
Of course. he impeacbsd, hut the NJ.
ton of A Returning Boarl or person can.
moi he rachel In this matter AZ the cleo.
,ion ~ pr,siJent;sI pIectors Tia Pisc.
,oraI co,nmis.ian viii IN INV Judgment
.imnly iponire What Vas Inc rcsnii m the
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n, ,ha ,ims in.iicihie vii conrlnSs
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~ 0rocon r. ;wn E%Iac,ors hal =
right 10 an Thi. will uivc Inc Oregon
vote to Hayes, and thus elect him. In The
case l regard O'Conor's argument
rs y OF tho greatest oil legal statements
'nan nIa.n - La ,a,nJ
east in our language. For clearncss,
'orce' aeuteness, and precision Of state
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r~hhrAi'So foh rhh ooh'So ooSih'r.
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.isc,sJ p,csjIsn, anil ,hst ths pre.idcnt
n ths ssns,e ongbt moi IN declare him
'lsctcd. This would leayr The title Of the
opcn IN be- Contested before tho
The only troubls about this Is
hal ve have NOT ANY longer a supreme
The fury OF honest and indignant
opinion, however, Ia rising. ~ II
Issuredly will, like o whirlwind, and the
torn may safely 10 trusted TO drive the
nominal Judges from their place
lpon the bench, substituting q judiciary
or that political body"
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o o'clock McCrary arose TO discuss the
i-o,,o,,i J.cIsIon.
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and the debate was postponed Till
O:30, when Field offered tho following:
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the Language OF ths flocturai ACT,