Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-02

States, and when a>certained and pre-
sented by the proper authorities of a
State, must be counted.
WASHINGTON, Feb. %.
The joint session Of the two Houses
to day counted South Carolina, Ten
nessee and Texas. and then divided on
Vermont, wien both Houses took a
recess until 10 morrow.
New ORLEANS. Feb. %.
Senators Weber and Hamlet, two
of the five sereding Republican -'ena-
tors, look their seats in The State House
| Senate to-day. Gov. Nichols issues a
proclamation converting all extra ses
sion of the Legislature.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Feb. %.
The Board of Trade 10 day adopted
resolutions demanding a speedy count
OF the electoral votes aud condemning
tilibustering.
trying the Immediate Count or the
ElectDrnl Vote - approximations
that the Count can not be Com.
picsed The Nichols Govern.
ment Ia Louisiana Probably will
be observation-disclosures Opimiom
Thereto.
New YORK. Feb. %.
Many of the most prominent bank
ers and merchants have sent tele-
grams to Congress to. day, urging an
immediate completion of the count of
The electoral vote.
CHICAGO, Feb. q.
An Inter Oceans special from WASH
ington says: No action will probably
be taken on Sargent's resolution TO
elect a President of the Senate, unless
further developments and danger
shall encompass the prospects of
Hayes inauguration. 1t was a sue
cessful foresight of S,rgent which
caused him to INTRODUCES the resolution
on Monday. because it would be nec-
cessary, under the rule, tor it tn lie
over day, ami that possibility of
delay is pres.Iuie,i. Ferry's re cleo
ton is probable now.
The Tribune has letters from promi-
nent Republicans IN Washington. ex
pressing The greatest a%pprehensior tina
the count cannot he completed until
the President of the Senate shall bold
ly count the remaining votes or de-
clares Hayes elected.
A Herald Washington correspon-
dent says: Grant is now satisfied that
the Nichols government il the ore
that ought tn stand in Louisiana, and
will recognize it "a soon as the cleo.
toral count is completed.
A HerGid's New Orleans special on
the sauie >nbiec', says that Nichols
and the Republican leaders al the
south, including Stanley and Mat.
thews, who speak for Hayes, have
agreed on the details. Grants orders
10 Augur ara to be rescinded. The
Democrats are to take possession of
the Stale-house. In return. the Dem
ocrXts are to give the Republicans a
long term Senator and guarantee i'm
munity from all past political acts aud
secure the people equal rights.
A Herdtd's Washington special saws:
Hayes writes Foster: Assure any of
our Southern friends that l am i'm
pressed with the necessity of a COM
pleie change of men and policy. /
shall stand by the ideas outlined in my
letter of last summ
A Little Surprise Given.
CHICAGO. Feb. %.
The Bulletin-Jou,nat's Washington
special says: Montgomery Blair and
Back surprised every on. to day by
making speeches in favor OF giving
South Carolina t Tilden. Republican
counsel made no answer, aud the case
was only delayed some two hours by
Evarts. Black and Blair. The otjpc
ton 10 the vota of oollace. the Yer.
mort Elector, is being signed to-day.
Reception 70 Governor Hayes.
COLUMBUS, o., Feb. %.
Citizens of Columbus, without dis
tinction Of party, gave Governor
Hayes a reception 10 night at the Cap
itol Building, which was crowded in
It's halls and corridors. The utmost
enthusiasm prevailed.
Alarm Manifested.
NEW York, Feb. %.
Republican journals still manifest
alarm vt the prospect Of success Of the
Democrats' ilibnstering Il defeat the
election Of Hayes.
Governor Hayes and Party Em
Route for Washington.
COLUMBUS, O., Feb. %.
Governor Hayes and party leave to-
morrow at 1880 P. M, by the Pan
will not resign his position as Gov
ernor At present.
Receiver Of p ublic Moneys Mt Eure.
Nm, Nevada.
WASHINGTON. Feb. %.
Tho President has appointed j. j.
Works AS Receiver OF Public Moneys
in Eureka, Nevada.
Preparations for the inauguration.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.
The Executive Committee, to make
arran for the INAUGURATION
ceremonies. held a meeting this ever-
ing, aud decided that It was not x @.
dient tn hold an Inauguration bali, hut
In lieu thereof 1t was determined 10
have n grand torch-light p~i recession
and illumination At night. II il ex.
p-cted that $1,000 torches will bs in
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