Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-08

sschusstts. thanks mainly 10 Democratic
tactics. there was virtually . victory OF the
Administration. and II may be taken ~ q
fair expression Of the New England Repub.
ucan sentiment. The utter failure OF
Phillips. who made wild invectives against
the Hayes element In his canvass, goes to
strengthen this induction. In New Jersey
the Democrats approved the work done by
Hayes. while the Republicans woro led by
nobeson. The broad, general significance
OF tho result Is the endorsement OF the
policy Of the Administration. showing that
while the Democrats have not lost ground
by accepting Its work. or the Republicans
gained ground by rejecting IL, q majority
Of the people Of New Jersey are strongly
In its favor. In Pennsylvania the Repub-
licans expressed q half hearted approval Of
Hayes. Tho victory there must also be
accepted a. n triumph Of tho Ad.
Of Democracy. After abiding In the
same strain to other States, the World
concludes: "0n the whole. then. Q sur
vey Of the field leaves clear all over the
country . general and genuine approval
Of Hayes policy. though ~curiously enough
both the friends and foes OF the admins.
tration seem 10 be tangled In the lines OF
both parties. In New York the Demo-
Gratis. while they denounced In conven.
ton the methods by which Hayes was In
stalled. not only approve his policy. but
In the address Of the State Committee
wisely made that approval an issue In the
selection Of candidates. The Republicans
refused TO indorse the title OF their "
President, paid q problematical compli-
ment TO his Southern policy, and vehem-
entity opposed his scheme Of Civil Service
reform. Moreover the leader Of the party
In New York made his canvass In avowed
personal hostility to the administration"
The Tribune says (: Tho biggest kepubli.
can gain was made where the President
Was most heartily endorsed. but tho next
biggest was where ho had been most
sharply criticised.
The San blames the Democracy for en-.
dorsing Hayes, and points to the reduced
majorities IN consequence, and thinks the
retention Of the Legislature by the Repub-
liczns q great victory for Conkling.
Notes from Capital.
NEw YoRK, Nov. s.-A WorkFs WASH
ington special says Stanley Mathews has
prepared . bill. which he will introduce In
Wv 'e".'
act for the resumption oil specie payments.
II limits all legal tender circulation to
saso ooo ooo n,o,;d.s Tor nm ip,er.con.
vertible bond. for the payment Of customs
In legal tenders, and = reserve coin fund
for resumption purposes. aud virtually
delays the day OF resumption.
special says: Clarkson Potter has written
/. second Letter 70 speaker Eandsli reilslng
commi,,ss liz s.ys he va. forced into
this discussion concerning the matter and
desires the speaker not to present the mat
YER 70 tho Horse until he returns; Under
the House rus VINO Is nett
10 Potter on the committee. wouia Dc
chairman, unless the committee elect q
new chairman. Ihrockmorton rapid
advocate OF subsidy. and VIII. doubtless, 10
chairman. This scheme viii lake the onus
oil appointing on hands.
It's stated that Conkiing recently can
vtssed the hopublican SENATORS 10 discover
how many would support him In OPPOSE
ton TO the New York enstom.houso norni.
nations. II 10 understood hc will endeavor
TO keep tho appointments In the commit
teo, for tho present session, at least. The
%strictest secrecy Is observed by all who
know about the matter. Should Conkling