Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-22
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Progress Of the President
in New Hampshire.
NE MAKES A LITTLE SPEECH AT A
~cAMP.MEETlno.
Another Colored Cadet for
West Point.
OUR MEXICAN RELATIONS TO Be
REFERRED TO CONGRESS.
Terms OF the Consolidation OF the
Telegraph Companies.
PROGRESS OF THE INDIAN WAR
IN MONTANA.
Terms OF the Consolidation or the
Telegraph Companies.
PROGRESS OF THE INDIAN WAR
IN MONTANA.
SPECIAL Di.rArcHKs tt rnE Colin HIT
DAILY SEws
Movement. Of the Prssideut.

/ InAWIOED GOlnE. NJ He AuEuNl Ill.,
a. n,-.....,. A., puo.,a.n, w.....o,,oJ
n'r'!nhou'" '' i'.
by the citizens 10 q ho'ei' inc schooi ehli-
dren throwing flowers, lining the pathway
from the stair, OF IN, hotel. Tho Presi-
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i.adie"ahu feiio",.'"~'"' i'oanA 'oa
very sincerely Tor this yer! cordial VEL
come given TO Us this evening. I am sure
,o,h,n, co,ij Ina more sstisfactory than A
,N'-,...u.. ,n-. ,,i, !, ,hor, 4. .,v
nearly "A'
sentiment Thai has guidod wha' We nave
done, 1t has been for q common national.
,,v I, In. be.n our desire 10 do some.
NJ. 10. ~. ,o,,,,. a, Ill a.. s,,,es A..
a""s -
have fst that tho Wat shouiu emu a"'
peace spread throughout all our borilerr.
We hope, a. a result 81 this. that men
shall no longer be said 10 belong tn Lou.
isiana. Maine or Ohio. but be citizens ~ a
common country. Beyond these questions
Of general good there are questions IN
which all may diner. There are difference s
about policy and means OF accomplishing
the desired end. but we do believe all COOL
people everywhere desire reconciliation
/ tuat w Avs ~ w 80"
the rights OF each and every citizen should
be respected whatever his race or Color.
That being, done, We may 10 citizens not
Of q county or State, but oil q ifce AMI
united country. IL Is because ! ieiis'o
that yon desire this that ] see you gathered
here--Democrats, Republicans and indie
pendents. II Ia my hope, that at the clo'e
Of my administration. we may say. q, JEFF.
f... all. sskt. o :. mn In,uar E..l.Yatlat.
and no longer Republicans. but nov We
are all Fcderalists and Republicans AMI
so tonight, for this night at least. let us
say that we are ali Democrats and Repnl.
licsns. anil. better than this, Americans.
The President was eniliu siasiically ap-
plsudeL, ~ was Mrs. Hayes. u moment
iat,r. Al her app-arance. Tho President
introduced Secretary OF State Tyari.. wlio
nisle n brief address. The Pr, sidcnt then
pr.sented Postmaster General Key, saving.
ii sball now introduce a gentleman who
AID moi work with n. In tho late struggle.
and who had the bad taste not IN vote for
me Int he believes NJ we do, ia the n.
.nlt. on tbe great %strugylc which has been
Embodied In the Constitution ~ the Uni.
ted ststes. lilo believe. a. we do, that the
new mart Of the Constitution, like the old
mar, shsIl h. observed. He believe. in
the fourteenth and fifteenth amendments
now, which mean there IL TO he no more
slavery In this our land, and that all men.
Of all colors, shall lie equal. aud is ready
10 carry out these principles.
Mr.. Key spoke IN a humorous vein Tor a
few moments AMI closed bv saying that,
seriously. ho was very glad 10 be present
and notwithstanding the trouble between
the North and South IN the past there u
now no occasion for IL. II became III"
duty of the United States to cultivate go0l
relations. IA l travel up and down your
stream hear the hum OF mschin'ry'
You manufacture our Cotton and "" nave
a mutual interest In common peace
Attorney General nt''ns sIoLe a irs
words when dinner Followed, aiter S"''h
a pleasant evening Was ,hlo!Vu uy an.
The following IS rIesiu.ht h'y'' ''P'E
10 senator piAins = nn,i'A,.on ,,.
FABIAN h"ns'' ,e" hs,"i,"n"' ~"
gust Ito hon. Jainos u. blaine, Au'
Husta, Maine. = Erea''y Iesi.' una' ~!
inability 70 accept a.. present II,c'n"r
onhot sinu inn,'a,'on ~" ~
n,Ate oi .sAinu VIII Ivpinv ~, H. , ",
pleasure OF shloyins ,n" ""'P""''' ~"
nave :" eoru'a'! pi""c''ai No.
!" De n".
PLYMOUTH. ". H., August 22.-Whh
their departure this morning President
Hayes and wife express deep regret uicy
must so soon leave the hills tla, SURROUND
them. At o'clock the cars VII d taLe'l
Tor Wsirs' where an hour wiz pe ,P.h'
upon the eanlp-Erounu III sun''r'hs '"'
scenery OF Lake ihhePeSa"Ac'
CONCORD, n. IT., August 22.-The prsi.
dent and party left Plymouth this morn
inp taking A s,ccial train at Ashland. \
short atom was made aud the President AMI
his wife were introduced 10 tho crowd by
| Governor prescott. and shaking Of hand.
wns participated in. Al Meredith village
a small number had assembled and III
PRECEDENT and wife introduced, shaking
hands for a moment AMI departing anil !
cheers. At War. STATEN, the location Of
,hs M~inhepooses can,p haes.os, ~ eIs.
ia III. ~ ,rsst ,hc Pre.iJen, AMI
party, The visitors were at once taken
from the train by a committee and escorted
70 INC preachers staha were ah aaar'', o'
Adams The President replied as follow :