Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-17
Time 20 Hear from rndeu.


yer not only knew OF the bribery, but W,
have the admission Of one gang Il
another, that he was willing to violate
his oath Of Office without fee or regard
Possibly It was no crime for him. Will,
hs was pretending to bear arguments OIL
tho alleged inelisibility Of Watts. to tel
egraph to Tilden that he should decid,
in favor Of tho Democrats on every
point, bat II was a shameful thing "a
do, and II now appears that the reason
for the delay which occurred in issuing
the certificates was owing to a delay In
the transmission Of the corruption fund,
The Grammsrcy Park people were re-
luctant to risk the money demanded.
When II was finally sent 1t was placed
here to Patrick's order. by that time
Patrick had left Portland On his way
back. That deposit OF $1,000. III was
shown in the Senate investigation.
was returned. 1t was necessary to
send another %tslegrsphic transfer
aud by the time all this was done the
day for the assembling Of the electors
had arrived. The certificates were with.
held by Grover until Tuesday, December
9th. The money did not coine He
kept them back until Wednesday the
9th. when the money ut last arrived.
and banker Lada rushed up TO the State
House with the grand news The GER
tihcatrs wero then issued. yet Grover
swore he knew Of no corrupt use OF
money aud that he did not inform any
body In advance OF what his decision in
the electoral contest would be. Az q
matter OF fact no withheld the certifl-
Gates until the corruption fund was on
hand, and he telegraphed his decision
five days before he announced Il in Or
cgon. Tilden has not yet been put ON
the stand. lie, at least, has had no
opportunity to perjurs himself; but
these dispatches show that he
was in active daily correspondence
with bribers aud conspirators. II no is
not an idiot, and Tiiden's acuteness has
never been %impugned. he knew precisely
what WAS going on. The welcome news
Of Growers intention TO decide against
the Republicans, was sent to him In the
cipher Of the conspirators. All tho 9th
or infamous messages relating to the
proposed purchase Of a II slecior. aud
urging the immediate Transfer Of mon-
~, were sent TO his house, directed to
his nephew and constant companion.
II makes no difference whether Tilden or
Tildsn's nephew received these dispatch
o. and answered them /; for NIL practical
purposes they were Tildon's own pri.
vats business. The plotters In Oregon
knew that they were treating with him.
and Grover. when no had something i'm
portant and secret to say. sent 1t to Til.
den's own personal address. Nobody
wants 10 hear what Herman thinks about
Tilden's completely in this fr;ghtful bust
ness. It il time to hear from Tilden.
The Count Postponed TIN Monday.
WASHINGTON. February II. - In the
eight Senators only woro present
ut 10 o'clock, hat there being no objec-
ton n communication from tho Presi-
dent Of the Electoral Commission was
real conveying the decision Of the Com.
mission ON Louisiana, and II WAS agreed
that the House he informed that the
was ready to proceed with the
count OF the electoral vote.
Kelly asked permission to make n per.
sonal explanation. which was granted.
Ho said he would do 30 when the Sen.
ats was full.
The House session was resumed at 10.
and Immediately the recess was contin.
ued till noon. when the journal OF yes
was read. During tho reading
the Secretary Of the Senate arrived with
q message from the Senate, but was not
by the Speaker. At the end
OF the reading tho Speaker laid before
the House a communication from JUS
tics Clifford, President Of the Electoral
Commission, informing the House that
the Commission had arrived at n decis-
ion In the Louisiana case, and had
transmitted tho decision IN tho Presi.
dent Of the Senate 10 be- opened and
read In the presence OF tho two Houses.
Lamar offered a resolution directing
the Clerk Of the House To inform tho
Senate that II would be ready 10 receive
that body at II O'Clock A. NJ. On Monday
next, for the purpose Of proceeding with
the count Of the electoral vote.
Kasson II raise u point Of order.
There Is q message from the Senate.
speaker-Tho chair is aware Of the
fact and docs not desire to interrupt the
message. The chair. ON the contrary,
has submitted to tho House the fact ns
communicated from the President Of the
Commission.
Kassou-Does the chair permit me to
mako the point Of orderG Lshouts Of
no on the Democratic sido.
K~asson-I nm addressing the chair.
The message from the Senate pertains to
q question before tho House.
Luttrell - How does tho gentleman
know that3
Speaker = Tho chair overrules the
point Of order.
Before the announcement OF the vote
tho Secretary Of the Senate was recog.
nizsd by the Speaker aud he COMMUNE
Gated the message that the Senate was
now ready to meet the House In joint