Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-30

Garfield and Hoar.
ON motion Of Payne. the Speaker was
authorized to appoint two tsllsrs, whs are
10 count the Presidential vote on the part
Of the House.
The Prssidsnrs Electoral Message.
Nrw- YoRK, Jan. so.-A Times editorial
says: The President has signed the count
ing bill. and gives his reasons for 90 doing
in . message which reveals his rood inten-
tions rather more clearly than his Q OF
his constitutional Obligation. Tho Presi-
dent admits that the history Of our coun-
try In It's earlier period shows that the
President Of the Senate has counted the
votes and declared their standing ; that he
has, In fact. exercised the judicial powers
which the trainers Of the Constitution con-
ferred upon him !; but he maintains, In de.
fiancs Of the teachings Of q later - we'll
a earlier history. that doubts and disputes
about tho reception Of vetss have bssu
settled by the two houses Of Congress.
The President has signed the bll. belisv-
ing that II will revive industry, make en-
ployment for labor. furnish profitable use
Tor capital and relieve enterprise. We
though he might wisely have pitched his
expectations somewhat lower.
Will Nss Accept
WASHINGTON. Jan. 29.-Associate Jus
tics Davis. a. - the bill passed both
Houses constituting An Electoral Vote
Commission, nstihed his associates and
,,h.r tr,.n,. ,h., IN An. evsnt Of his bsing
- - s,., -. a. Az. ,,a,.,.i
oneree .ne min Piacg rn sir.
prAhen OF 'he, NJ &C. A.
cnmstances rouiu nc AiIo" ~ n..iS.~
% USED IN TINS eonneetioh. ns 9s."t.r
u indeicate, aiter peins eies,eI ss
TO lake q position when niisns % 'pes~
sidsr hi Jcci.ion.
The four members Of the Supreme Court
required by the Electoral Act 70 serve
upon the judicial DLancn o. .nG SoI ai.s
csr,;a.d conv ~ M Act Of the Socretsry
81 a,a,. frh.x v,ii to-morrov msat and
ss,s., ! ann ss.oci.,o' In s-ecordspcs with
N. n..-,.,nn.
Republicans s"piiaas
CHICAGO, Jan. So.-A 1sHr~of' "aah'
ington special says the Republicans are
concentrating themselves that the House
$500. ,..,. H.,
Democra's hA,e ne' as
men. anu INA. Ior iesA, Ao..,.y w. SP T,..
D,mocrats are considerably dissatisfied
with the selection In tho Houss, since
uunton alone 70 . msmoer OF = yaaieiaIy
Somnl.Gs, wu ,rnaraS M. Rsnnhlissns
thinL Inc Demccrnts have made . serious
mistake I'm not choosing . member In
either bouss from the Election Committee.
Taken a. n whole, therefore, the Repub-
licans regard their Ave members a. much
more than = match for tho Democrats.
a.. r,on I,.,,...
',y'"k " 90 $500.
WARRINGTON, January ou. ASss
Justices Cliioru' buohg' MiiIer anu rieiu
designated by the electoral bill a. members
Of tho Judicial branch Of the commission
were In secret eonierence to-u,y on ths
c,;n. ~ m.ls tnsrn THAR .e,ien until
they submit the name Of tho nth Justice
10 Congress.
WARRINGTON, January 30-3 p. M.-0ne
the Associate Justices now states that
they have not vet finished the matter OF
The selection Of the fifth member Of the
Judicial branch Of the electoral com.
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"enA'e "'s"e. So"
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n m
' ,nnn. nm +, xss or,l.rss ihst each ssn.
tori name be called and that he rise In his
and nnoun the names OF the Ave
who desired In be on the Csmmls-
ion Cragin Of New Hampshire nominated
Nessrs. Edmsnds, Morton and Frslin.
and Stevenson Of Kentucky
,o,nipated Mrs.rs. Thurman and Bayari.
The roli WAS then called and they were
elected.
...n.n,x n.we.rotie Cnusrd.
Nrw yorr. Ian. aO.-A World. Now
orleans special says that q leading Repub-
loan ,slegrsphed Yesterday from Washing
ON IA The Packard faction that . short
senator must be elected Immediately.
rhs iJsa h fiat tbe persou 40 elected will
"a aimittsd by The Senate, which Morton
M. eonfsJerstes will claim 10 be q
.rcoxnItion Of the Packard government.
Lewis. n mulatto, received o ma
ority Of the votes. Eighty were present.
md 10 votes were cast.
rhs "sun" Gees Back On Hewitt
NEw YoRK, January sO.-A Sa" editorial
Abraham Hewitt concludes that the
Electoral bill may not DO strictly censti-
.r,,on.I ana ,., -.unnorts A. Before
IIs~iis Wa nermitted tn tale his seat as
.nra.sn,.,,rs ha 80 reonired N take
,ol.mn oath 10 supnort ne Constitution Of
United States. What has become Of
Iewitt's oathP What has become Of
Iewitt's cosscicncsr Are they TO be
IN ni. sapp0,. y, S,i Aan'@a "
n W.,
We"
ngton special says great crowns are gain
In Washington to witness the count
NO of the electoral vote. The hotels are
MI and every train brings acccssions 10
ho throng Of sightscers. Many will
wait Tor inc i~nsuspIatio, reLe
nohy in hArcn, 10 VIA No ..san i
~ y PIssN "'~' -f