Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-09
TElE OR
A Skirmish Between Sen
atOr Jones and Sec
tary Sherman.
In Which the Latter is
Worsted.
SENATOR coHkulNa ON THE Re.
suit IN NEW YORK.
Sitting Bulls Defiance to
All Americans.
HE LOVES QUEEN VICTORIA VERY
DEARLY.
Wendell Phillips Answer TO Han.
ilton Fish.
A MEXICAN VIEW OF OUR EXTRA.
Dirlon TREATY.
. MEXICAN VIEW OF OUR EXTRA
DITIon TREATY.
tsrrciAL p~isrArcHss TO re GOLD HUI
DA II Naval
Notes from she Capital.

Notes from she Capital.
WASHINGTON. New. "a committee OF
the National Board Of Trade 10 here In
reference to measures adopted at their
session In Milwaukee In August last. Tho
topics to be presented to the proper Con-
gr~essional committees are; The extern
sion Of the Jurisdiction Of the United
States Government over the navigable
waters Of the country. American rogistra-
ton Of foreign.built vessels. revision Of
the tariff. resumption Of specie payments.
characterization Of silver. es~tablishmont OF
trade relations with tho South American
States, . reciprocity treaty with Canada.
and the establishing OF department Of
Commerce.
The President sent the nomination Of
Henry 4. sanford. Of Florida, TO DO Mn.
lister TO Belgium to the Senate to-day.
The House Committee OF Foreign AZ
fairs will ON Monday next agree upon .
bill for American representation at the
Paris International Exposition, and report
IL TO the house on that day.
The Senate Finance Committee to-day
agreed that the House bill for the remono-
~tization Of silver should be considered by
the Committee on Tuesday next.
Senator Patterson Of South Carolina
will soon move for an investigation OF the
charges against him by the elections COM
mittee.
The opinion Of the Senate Finance Com
nittee IL that the regular business Of the
extra session-the passing OF deficiency
appropriation bills should be frst
thought Of by the Senate. and that thsn
the Silver bill and other measures should
take precedence.
The Republican Senatorial caucus ap-
pointed . subcommittee 10 arrange the
matter OF the vacancy occasioned by Nor
tons death. II Was decided that wad-
leigh, who stands next In the Elections
Committee after Mitchell. 10 70 DO made
chairman OF that committee, Booth TO be
made Chairman OF the Committee on Pat.
ents, vice wadleigh, who will. however.
retain . place on the Patent COMMITTEES.
Ingalls, Of Kansas will be added to the
Elections Committee.
The probabilities now are that ksllogg
and Enstis will DO seated by the Senate
within three weeks. The chances are
largely In favor Of Buffers admission
from South Carolina soon after Voorhees,
admission. Monday, which will make the
Senate stand IS Republicans. 81 Demo-
Gratis, and Davis OF Illinois, Independent.
Patterson 10 liable 10 drop out any day.
and then. II Davis votes with the Demo-
crats. and Q Democrat 10 elected In Patter-
sons place. Il would DO . tie In the Sen.
ate. This condition Of Affairs will proba-
bly, arise within three months.
A long debate upon the army appropriA-
ton bill 10 now certain.
Aiasi Hs Hates Us.
NEW YoRK, November "a Worid''
Fort Walsh special gives the following -
sitting Bulls speech recently my
friends and oil quecnsmsn. whom ] so re-
spect-I have heard your talk. I knew
you would speak TO me In that way ;
nobody told me ] just knew II. II Is
right that I came to you In the first place,
because I was being hard driven by the
hultIiCAuss iury bEohc ticiI tEpetss VIVA
my people. and when ] ross up and fought.
not against them. but for our rights - the
first people on this part Of the earth. they
pursued ms like . dog. and would have
hung mo 10 . tree. They are not Just ;
they drive us into war and then seek 10
punish US for fighting. That 10 not hon.
est. The Queen would not do that. Long
ago when I was . boy ! heard OF tho
Queen. now my great mother. ] heard
she was just and good. Now I know u.
You gave me shelter when I wN hard
pressed. Ny own life 10 very dear TO
me, but I did not value IL much
when I fought the Americans. But ] did
value the life Of my nation. Therefore l
brought my people TO you. ] thank you
for what you have done for them. will
20 to Red Deer and be at peace. Tell the
Queen that. Tell her I will be . good
man ; that my people will be good. Tell
her also that We never were bad for she
knows that II 10 not wrong 10 hght for
liberty. Ny people are weary and sick. I
will tAke them TO Red Deer. and now !
declare before you that I will not make
trouble, or annoy you, or give pain 70 the
Queen. I will BE- quiet. i will never fight
ON your soil. unless you ask mo TO help
you. Then I will fight. I wish you good
bye. Place me whore you like. i will 10
at peace In Canada; but you. who are
brave soldiers. aud not treaty breakers,
thieves aud murderers. you would think
me . coward II ! did not die fighting the
Americans. Therefore. while ! go " Red
Deer now to live 81 peace here tho speaker
almost ~shriekedl. I will come back when
my braves are strong. or II they will not
come with me-, ! will come alone TO fght
the Americans I'LL death. You ! love and
respect; them ] hats. and you. Queens
soldiers. would despiss ms II 1 did not
hate them. That 10 all. Am ready 70 go
with you 10 Red Deer"
The mexieaa Ex,rsditien Treaty.
WASHINGTON. Nov. s.-Ths City Of
Mexico D.ario (oflcial) Of Octsbsr II o n
tains wha, appears TO DO an authentic OK
position OF the Mexican Government In
reference 10 the Extrsdition treaty with
the United States. u claims that the
present treaty dove not prohibit the sur
render Of Mexican citizens 10 DO tried 10
United States Courts for offenses commit
ted on United States soil, and that the
government may. al ia discretion, sur.
render them. IL says that the action OF
the executive In ordering the surrender
Of the raiders who attacked the HE Grande
Jail was In accordance with tho advanced
aud enlightened principles Of international
law and comfy aud required BY the pecu'
liar ci cumstancs OF the crime. IL adds,
that II tho government has duties toward
Its citizens, IL also has international du-
ties. 10 which II would b unfaithful II u
refused its assistance In the execution OF
laws ~salutary 10 justice.
The suansr0rsas Controversy
Again.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-wendell Phil
lips lectursd tonight before . large au-
dience. and answered Mr.. Pish's reply 70
his charges against General Grant relative
10 the Generals remarks on the character
Of sumner. Phillips warmly ~eulogizsd
sumner. combating the allegations OF his
(Sunner'sl incompetency or tsrdiness,
and asserting that the reason OF bis TO
moval from the Senate Foreign Relations
Committee WA On account OF his antago-
nism 10 the San Domingo acquisition
scheme. Humnsr," said Mr.. Phillips.
'said that Fish urged him 10 90 10 Lon
don - United Statss Minister. absent him.
self from tho Senate. and let The Ban Do