Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-21
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DAILY news!
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Wise CouuseIs Prevailing sms.s
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WAsHfSoroS' Feb. = one hun
dred members were present. d the Demo
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80. nr..,s,ng
nv. P
vance OF OHIO onered . resoiuuon nmi
lar 10 that Of Representative WAlling o.
s.trrd.v pIcbt,s csuous. ...ertine that the
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pemocran mould A,a,I .nemssises
legitimate means 70 eeisss Ine acn o. W,
commission. .nls rssoiuuon csusoa muoi
uiseu,sioh. ~, "As nos 49,
Nus, oi isAA., onei.a sIs.ou.on 90
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suo S.Issa L..t.."M
s.li.H ~ TO- ' ~ -, IN. Ill
Jorl'y OF ,ne eiecIor,, .cNs-n.t mere
icrs' the iionse snouiu ~ ohco Proceod "
vote LOT rresiaehI;
springer onsred neseiu'ion recinne
mat Hampton ahd nlcnois Are iesalIy
elected Governors OF bouth CaroiinA AND
Louisiana respectively. and thatan amend
msnt be made 70 the Army Appropriation
BILL coniining TUG operations OF troops 70
the ironuer.
Representatives Randall, Hooker. Knott.
Mcmahon, Ellis. Jones OF Kentucky.
Springer. PopPleton' Wailing and Mills
favored the adoption OF the pending reso-
lntions, and Representatives Hnnton and
Harris Of virginia, Buckner o Durham
expressed themselves against All inc reso-
iutions.
iIepresentauve nio~n OF nenIueky o.
ierea y reseiu,on sne s,ms y .upsAnco
as tnat adopted on oA,urday nign,' eeciAr,
ing. that the electoral VOC . proceed
without dilatory opposition' . strongly
protesting against the action Of the major
lily OF tho commission.
Brown said he had received intimatons
from numerous sources that . reafirma-
ton Of the caucus action Of Saturday was
necessary. He did not, however; press
mho navel thai Tho csneus t.ke 4 rrces,
until after the count of the Oregon vote In
joint meeting Of the Houses. The motion
was carried. -
aid not' wio 10 ,be l.res n-ropondersnee
OF the conservative element, AK for . dis
cu.sion OF the question prSssnted, nor was
n yote taken on any measure except for .
recess. The caucus stands by their action
of Saturday night.
A s~trenuous attempt was made by
Speaker Randall. Proctor Knott. Springer.
McMahon, Mills and other extremists In
the caucus 10 commit the Democratic
party 10 . revolutionary policy Of fllibus.
icring against the operations Of the Rlec-
toral Act, but their efforts were unavail.
ing, except To the extent Of leaving the
question nominally spcn until after the
decision shall be rendered by the Commits
sion. ConcedinR Oregon, although nom.
inally undetermined, the question whether
successful resistsncs 10 the declaration Of
the HAYES Electors can be made In the
House OF Representatives has been really
settled In the negative by the caucus pro-
reedings Of Saturday, and by the subsc-
aucnt emphatic declaration Of . large
number ~ Democratic members. In pri-
vats and public. II IL definitely known
that . sufficient number Of c~ool.hesded
Democrats will unto with the Republican
members 10 c9n,,'ate majority OF ue
ings anil hinder tbs provisiop. m tLo
Electoral Act, nothing l:s ihan = majority
can successfully hllibustsr against is
Snnn y, ,,o p..,a, oo.., n.moc,.,. At.
landed ths caucu tonight. and Wigeinton
wa. the only one present on Saturday, and
bo voted In favor OF allowing the count 70
proceed without unnecessary interruptions.
Piper was prevented from attending BY
sickness, Lane STAYED away p~urposely,
because no was unwilling 70 have anything
10 do with tho whole matter, but to-day
expresses himself satisfied that tho %conclu.
.iun reached by the caucus vas, under the
circumstanses. and iookinr 10 the future.
wise. Lutrcll, although ho did not al.
tend the caucus, was known 10 favor o..
treme resistance 10 the sommlssion's
decision, boing understood TO say, on
Saturday, that he would have no difficulty
In finding 10000 men In California willing
TO come hero for that purpose.
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$500
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NEW fonK. Feb. 2l.-Tho Timss Wash'
inpton speolsl thinks tho DEVELOPMENTS In
canur..s ,o-d., ,,,. .v,a.no. ~ An. oom.
",%S..i.
pienoh OF the eisctorni counn WI.nou. IN.
tenuonai pr~oerasnhAuon iho story tnat
tne recess wa M yesNraay pe s1n "a na ~
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