Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-26

Democrats who have herstsfors bssn
opposed 10 hllbustsriae. will immsdi.
atsly join the ranks Of Field.
shsrmas's Essiusis 81 Hayes.
New YoRx. February 25.-A Hnald's
Washington special says: Sherman ap-
psared In his seat In the Senate to-day.
Replying to an interview be said that
his visit with Hayes was brsf. IL
merely had . conversation with Mr..
Hayes about men and measures In gen.
eral with NO special object In Wow. 30
far as Cabinet appointments are cor.
cerned I do mot think anything more
definite Is known than has heretofore
been the case. I do not think anything
has been decided. Hayes has wonder.
full faculty OF keeping his wi mind to
himself and he has besides that the great
attribute Of being able to do 30. Besides
this he has also an agreeable way Of
being pleasant aud conversational with
out unnecessarily disclosing his views or
intentions. He will make very good
President" Finally be said there was
nothing in his interview with Hayes that
was not Of . personal character. NOR
was anything discussed which In his
judgment Il Is either necessary or inter
ssting for the American peoplsto know.
IIsadriek's on she Situation.
NEw Yonx, Feb. 25.-A Hruld's In
~dianapolis correspondent interviewed
Hendricks to-day. The latter gives up
the election Is o defeat. He continued
very decidedly: THE Commission hav-
ing gone according to law. the result
will be the election Of Hayes. I do not
think they voted according TO the spirit
Of tho law and their decision will not be
satisfactory to the country and the
longer this people think upon u the
more Il will be coudsmnsd. But for
tho Commission bill. the Senate would
have elected Hayes and the House TIL.
den. Both would have been inaugur-
atod. Hayes would have had the sup
port OF the army. ofice.holders, and the
other resources OF the Government,
leaving Tildsn nothing to eight with had
fight been deemed advisable"
No, Thank You, Mr. Tiidsa.
Nxw YoRx. Feb. 26.-A Tribuns's
Washington special says the Sunday
Herald, the Democratic organ, has d
long article on Tilden, written bscsuso
many Of Tildsn's friends have already
ronominated him fer 1880. The article
attributes all the disasters Of the cam.
paign to Tildsn himself, continues by
denouncing the methods Of the cam
paigu, tho Liberty street bureau, and
the general Incompetence Of Hewitt *
Co. It says OF the Ore gon kilograms:
Had they gone to and from the resi-.
dsnce Of Hayes. they would have been
denounced by every Democrat In n
out Of Congress rs tho acme Of political
rascality." The article then closes rs
follows: "And after such i%gnominious
and disastrous experience a. this VI are
asked to train under Tilden In $780,"
Dudlsy Yieia's Biii.
NEW Yonx, February 26.-A Times
Washington special argues that Fields
bill proyidine for filling the Presidential
Office is clearly unconstitutional. Thu
Constitution provides for filing the Of
,ie. In csrtain caxes and q failure 10 elect
ia MOI, one Of the specified cases. II
noon Of Sunday next arrives without nh
nuouncomsn Of the election, there will
b, no President OF the United States
unless the contingency is provided for nm
.u,,es,.d n day or two since by the 70.
si,nstiou Of Grant.
I'll. rama. MI, ue On.
NEv YoRK. Feb. 25.-A 7iribms's
Warrington otrrPonusn uoes "o