Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-29
TELE CRAPHlC.'
Chandler's Address De-
nOunced on All
Sides.
If his CHARGES ARE TRUE iE Is.
A VILLAIN.
More Manifestoes Of an
Anti Silver Organ.
soHpnolpERs BECOMING THOR.
QUICKLY FRIGHTENED.
How the Union Pacific Seeks to
Cheat the Nation.
tsx,-.,, Dtsp.rcuxa IN THE OoLp Hull
tsrrciALI DIsrArcHrs TO Il 0oLp HUI
DAILY Naval
The silver Question.

'"o
The United States trust company wa
applied 10 . few days ago for q loan OF
100000 to the city OF Chicago, secured py
the first revenues collected from current
taxes. The loan was refused unless bonds
were issued on . gold basis. The applica'
ton for the Chicago loan wa thon made
10 tho American Exchange bank and do
clinsd except on the same condition.
An application Tor . loan OF i'ooV,VV ~
made by Q large western city, was declined
On "wednesday BY . bank that had been its
fiscal agent Tor many years, except on con
dition that the bonds should cont,in =
clause that payment at maturity should %
made at the gold valuation on tho day oil
closing the negotiations.
Several other instances arg repor,su o.
banks taking action 70 antlcipste ths o.
fects Of the passageof the silver bill.
The National BANK OF oomuorco %.
adopted . .plan OF converting . poruon Oh
its assets into gold ASSETS ny buying s'er'
ling bills on ONION.
Another bank was caiied on Yesterday 70
make n currency loan OF sls,ooo ior Ninety
ths ,,iyer bili should pass the dsterisrs.
ton in tho vsluo Of silver would be much
greater than the mount Of intere,, receis.
no,o o oh wv ho ch".nsr 10 the hank TO retain
the money.
A gentleman just ON London visited
.he rir, ~. N ..0,,nr ,hsr" a. yorx intsn.e.
lie ssys there is : disposition to dispose Of
all American securities. The American
peopl. are ounaly usn ! sch.ms Is nav
nT hons.t Jsb, in !. J.tsriorsted and
ba.e currency, This gentlemen states fur.
,h.r ,bat he has given An order 10 sell all
bis government bonds at once, believing II
ha rs,sins them and tho silver bill passes
Inv .tvo-,hirJs yote. AZ no now thinks prob
sbis bs will suffer serious loss.
sanL In this city sold $500, 900 govern.
msnt bonJs waterway, and bankers STATE
tb.t there il dispcsitisn on the part OF
holJsrs 40 disposs Of government bonds
sven Al 4 loss. under the apprehension
,hst ,ssr. will bs still greater loss with An
nnIimiteJ is,ue Of silyer.
nrominsnt banl president said +: 1.-THE
| c,ti.. ~ New York. PHILADELPHIA and Bos.
ton occupy q position midway between the
home and foreign trade, and must Of ne.
eessity hold themselves In readiness To
transact business upon the same basis as
other cities holding corresponding rsla.
tons 10 other countries and In the same
medium, That city which does the most
To- maintain tho worlds standard Of value
will be sure TO secure TO itself the largest
share OF the worlds business"
John A. Stewart, President Of the United
States Trust Company, said that the com.
nsny made no loans on real estate outside
n ,hs state of New York. II he were do
in, o,tsiJe business he wsuld not mako q
ins, s,csnt on 4 gold bosis. "It 10 high
,ir,s " hr AIDED. "thst there should be
.nn. concert of action among those who
S.i,s,s In honest money. n the silver bill
1900 ali successful Applicants for large
losns will require a horse and cart to
c.yrv of their money"
F..s. Winston, President OF tho Mon.
treal Life Insurance Company, says; 81
know OF som, large eomPan,es y
IVES. shas MO oaynaS iii and n. WORK.
inrmcp have demonstrated and are begin.
ming 10 sec through the silver dslusion."
cb.ud,.r.s Attack.
Cmc,oo, December 29.--The comments
Of p,pers in Western cities on Chandler's
letter. attacking the President and Cab
met. are generally very unfsvorablo TO
Ch,na,or Tho T,ib.., attributes n 10
onA'ue a
Chambers no being W 'hs
President. and declares l hat all the char
-. .a.,.,..1 n, 4, b.vs .lrs.dv bsen
s'' - A..
Abundantly answered. some OF 'nem ny
Chandler himself. and that II his state
man, NJ fact, |, correct, he writes himself
down "A a villain, II says tho denials Of
nj. pripcipal statements arc already coming
In from various SOURCES. The T;mu | IN
Ji.nstches and editorialIy, regards II a. a
mspiis.to which i mt forward by Conk.
,,nn nj o,hsr ant. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AZ
.us s.r,". vh,ch AZ. e1nsct.d 10
.ne nrs.o' ~ pr..iIant and nsrb.ns
snh sIo s.ou IN. sas, IN ,ha WhIto
aIlve nun ., nx.s,I..,ion into III
house py IicA' h,.h ~. ah,.insd a.
me'noas ,ha nia schsm. of
,,,,,s ,h.' .hIoodv shirt." and or.
a.nS.;nr hall In tbs Son,b. M object being
also to mako Conkling President 10 1880.
II considers both objects unattalnanie hna
d~isrsputable. Ths Inier-ossas rs as,ip.
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