Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-11
Stanley Matthews In Favor
Of Reconciliation.
The Silver Conference of
Last Saturday.
SENATOR JONES WANTS THE BLAND
BILL PASSED.
PATTERSON AND smALLs OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.
Another Texas.Paeine Railroad Bill
Reported.
ESPECIAL DI,rArcHrs. TO rHs ooIp HUI
DA Ii Nrws.l
ESPECIAL DIsrArcuss. TO RAJ oorD HUI
DA IT Naval
The silver Csafsrsses.

by Jones, who was the only Senator pres.
emit. although II Is understood that Ferry
is In full sympathy with It's object. Tho
Congressman present were Ewing. Kelly.
Buckner. Hartzell and Phillips. The rest
Of tho ~AssemblAge was made up chiefly Of
number Of orators and essayists In the
cause Of imitation, who do not ~ yet enjoy
Congressional honors. No new party or
independent mov 10 contemplated. Ths
meeting discussed the best way TO dlsssmi'
nate imitation arguments In the Eastern
States, where. ~ all present complained.
the newspapers. - . general Thing. over.
alaughed and suppressed the views and
opinions Of the greenbackers and silver
men. To correct all this and 70 enable
aud ncourag the distribution OF infiA-
ton theories, 10 Was decided 10 organize .
Congressional Executive committee, Win
headquarters In Washington. from which
10 send out TO the public. In pamphlet
form or other advisable shape, all docu'
ments and papers bearing upon the sub.
ject. particularly the speeches delivered
In Congress In favor OF the silver bill and
tho bill 10 repeal the resumption act. and
the bill Of j. W. Shuckers OF PhiladelphiA
In reply to General Garfield. This 10 all
mora l. In thn vsv of tho movement.
Ther. !. M ,,ten,ion m dlsturb the pres.
.nt noii,ics, o,csniz,tion. but 10 make the
or.I,ian = dis,inc, jssrs inside Tho lines
~ Min n,r,lss' A nroposition Was adopt
al an m.La In committed consist a. far a
might be Of ono Senator and one Congress.
man from each STATE, but when this plan
came to DO carried = u was inuna 70
I..s. y = -s.rs,ori.I mart oi n. Ar.
rsngoments for q second meeting previous
to the holiday adjournment Of Congress
are being made by the oommiItee, cons.as.
my, pl ~ oen ~ LONE IA pncPner ~ Nh.
souri,. These gentlemen have been engaged
TODAY In carrying out the instruction, Of
last satutuays meeung; ~ an,atinas
snno;n,,,, ~ torm Tho c,ecn,iys eommittse
XXI 49, nna namh.r sitbsr = senator
VIZ .si.a - 49, ..,octed Tor
VI Copis III $3.50, wi,h ! creenh.ct
csen o'..o anu - $780,. n.S.rsI Ew.
Ia"is,. ~. .ha ,nov.uent i. a, an.
w Insss ~ 49, .nS Iii di,ids
uIeiy non'pAi.sAu ~, n.r,s
,a'ne' uPou ~t..,'. ,a a., r,an. ,h:yt
IIn.s, ile az ono ~ =, 50 fn,siIi.
VIII ioiiow ths 9,srniAa,ioh W ~,
gence bureau WI " sno p'u .ar
great numoer o, g~reenoaek anu ny
sPeccnes when nav pce" ~. ,,as
oongte.s in Ieeen' !os.', n, AZ.
can DO thns ranked AVA APA''o' NV
oohgressionAi ieeo'u'
ssanIry Matthews silver speech.
CHICAGO, Dec. l0.-An later Oeean
40. 49,,
speech 'o-uAy " reSAfu'a ~ ue Ao"
argument In favor OF remonetizatien ever
delivered in Congress. He spoke an hour
-, . ,.u al hal -rn,.u.i .~tte,tion. |
anu NV III .----.. a..
Senator Jones says " wiz 'on'nn0' 'a0
country II II will not convince the anti
silver men. Conkiing's motion 70 MAKE
Matthews' resolution Joint insteau Of con
Sur,en. was ~ I.,,.r. ~ onco whc,bor bo
would sign the bill making bonds payable
In silver Is well as gold. Joint resolu-
uons are unlimited 20 Nun wune I,n ~.
rssn,r,ior conIiing Lnovs that 4 great
many citizens favoring demonstration
will DO arrayci against him. The silver
men favor this amendment, and will pass
N N n comes nm again, Edmunds pre-
vented a vote ON Matthew'S resolution by
. motion 10 adjourn, The Senate will
Jscids to-morrov whether the resolution
shsll he acted on before tho silver bill. |
Allison has charge OF the latter measure,
and will make an opening short speech.
m. Advocates are moi inclined 10 talk, but
its opponents will consume considerable
lime Allison. Jones and others will
sndeayor 10 gel the bill through before
recess bv nisht sessions. Jones thinks
Tho Senats will moi sgreo TO the amend.
mrnts of the Finance Committee, but that
the Bland bill a n comes from the House
viii mass. N he speaks at all he will
onno.e N. .~msndnents.
Another Texas racine u''''
WASHINGTON, Dec io.-The Ie1as IA
cifc Railroad bill introduced In the Senate
=. -, nrov,,,. ,or , ,o,s,n.
"uA' ~ "' p' o $50
~
nVs per cent bonus " " u w..
uenea' n' ~ 7oo
rcp m,Ie. c1eent Tor diaieult and moun
lannon's portions. estimated at $50 miles,
for which interest val % gnnrsn.eeu on
yn nu '."s =, al h,ora. for tbc main line
Including As, 900 per milo 10 be retained in
the United States Treasury. 70 limited to
total Of s3o;sOo'Voo inc pii Also pro-
vides q similar guarantees o. in msc On
bonds 70 tho amount o, so,too;ovo; \, n Ue
Issued by the Msmphis ln~rhat,onAl n.n
road company OF ArkAnsas Ano .ne Lake
City Hallway oompAn ., ie.as, W sseu,s
the construcuon OF . connecting rA,.u
from Jefferson, texas, 70 Mempnis, lsnn;
Tho Texas Pacinc corPorauon 70 rsqulrea
by the bill. under penalty OF lo,ieitune "
the foregoing privileges, 10 pullu. ",.n,n
the next three years = raiiloau TON
shreveport 20 monroe, La, : u,,'anSo =,
about " miles, there 70 conncc' WIN ne
completed road toA pom, on 'ne Mm
souri, river oPPosi,s slcksouIs' uu' ny ~
government ala " ProPosso '"f Ai'
branch.
L.stsrs mr. travellers.
c,,,,oo n..rh.r IN A citv ,ourpsi
~
having stated hat the hoki keeper' y
Chicago regard % an unjust and burden
ann. characterization postm,stsr Pslmer's
$50 |