Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-11

CH1sHOLM.
tsrscilL DISPATCHES TO rHr GOLD BILL
DAILY NAVAL
Mrs. Chisheim's Appeal.
CHICAGO, May lo.-The following cor
respondence has passed between Mrs.
Chisholm and Governor Stono Of Aissis.
sippi:
To Governor ]. n. Stone, Natchez. Miss.
issippi /: I AN Just from Judge Chisholm's
In Remper county. Both he and his
daughter arc suffering very much from
wounds and constant threats from the
mob. II Is freely asserted that Judge
Chisholm will neither be permitted 10 live
ut home or leave the country alive. which
threats hs and myself fear will DO carried
out unless protected by tho State Govern.
mcnt. Constant watch 10 kept upon the
house and = stranger going there 10
| promptly asked his business, and kept
under surveillance. Mrs. Chisholm was
compelled 10 obtain o permit from the
leaders Of the mob 10 bury her son slain In
Jail. From motives Of humanity have
followed you to this place with the follow
ing letter from Mrs. Chisholm
To Hon. j. NJ. Stone. Govsrnor-Sir :
Relieving you TO be humane and DESTROYS
Of preventing q needless effusion OF blood.
I most hnmbly and respectfully appeal TO
you for aid In protecting the lives OF my
husband and children until such tlmc ~
am able. with those Of them whom God In
His mercy may spare 10 me. 10 leave the
country and their home. II you can aid
me. In behalf Of my wounded and dying
husband and daughter, i would ask thai
Captain NJ. S~hAughnessy Of Jackson be
authorized to organize . body OF men
sufficiently large TO protect and remove us
~ some place Of safety. Respectfully,
MRs. W. W. CuisuoLn.
"No time should DO lost. Dispatch me
here. n. sHAuoHsrssr."
Governor Stone replied to S~haughnsssy:
81 cannot consent TO your proposition 70
80 to Kemper with . body OF armed men.
l will return ~ soon a. possible"
The Mormsus Preparing.
Nrw York. May la Hsraid'' salt
Lake special says at present there Is more
real danger to the tenure and necks Of the
Mormon chiefs in this Territory than
ever impended over them before, and they
strive by all means available To stimulate
their followers and drive tho people OF the
United States. During the last thrss
weeks. tho Counsels OF tho Priesthood
throughout Utah have been b~slligerent,
aud orders from the Commanders OF the
old Nauvoo Legion have summoned that
body 10 get ready for action. brigham
Young has indicated 10 IN immense congrs-
CATION Of Mormons. ut the tabernacle In
Para. by q phrase which necessity has
long ago taught him TO use. his
willingness that they should be
ready TO defend him and the Church from
Impending danger /; yet he dislikes TO have
this meaning conveyed TO the outside
world. While the Mormons are arming.
he desires the authorities at Washington
aud the people beyond Utah 70 believe that
they are organizing merely for . holiday:
and the newspapers here which are edited
In the interest Of the Mormon Church de-
scribe the opposite view NJ sensational.
Governor Emery, who has had ~. attsn-
ton called to the facts, still dsliberaks
whether or not to take action In regard 70
them, The Nauvoo Legion Is . military |
organization utterly dissimilsr TO any other
= wv on.s 80 H.. rJ.S tor trssson.
AHA resi,tance IN tbe United States troops
und.r General Johnson, and Il was subse-
o%nen,ly disbanded. or rsther forbidden 10
a.sem5lc without his order by Governor
shafer In 1870.
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irsa' al
NEW York. May 1.-THE lecture Of
| Fred Douglass, delivered on Z" Washington
| c,,, >, 10 o,,;,i,, mn littls smount of local |
~ &c. III =, -,.,,,n, nm
%petition TO the President asking him to re-
| move Douglass. In the lecture he charao.
terized the old residents Is inaoien. and
ignoIan. no a .nS ..rx;,isy' and ~.
cnnieJ NV psoplo who endeayor 70 get
something for nothing. who wear their
hats pulled down over their eyes like
| thieves and robbers. and who do this, be
mildly added, TO give them . Congressional
look. He charged them. further, with AID
ing treason. OF standing between impsach-
nent and Andrew Johnson and OF hatch-
ing the plot that killed Lincoln. In sian
dering the people of this District the leo
ture could hardly be excellcd. and II would
pass unnoticed but for tho high oficial po-
sition which tho lecturer holds.
wAsutyoroy. Nav ll.-Petitions arc
| circulating among the people Of this city
for The removal OF Fred. Douglass from
Inc position Of Marshal Of the district,
because Of the snimAdversions against the
people OF M%asnlng'oh .,ss'a ,I,.ssen y.
nanglss. in RsI,imors. II ia reported TO-
day that Columbus Alexander. one Of the
most prominent bondsmen o. pougiass'
mas A'Aeu
Tho Celebration In l>eaisisas Yes
tcrdAy.
NEW ORLEANS. May io.-EI-Govsrnor
Packard TO- might sent tho following dis
-, 60. p,.,,..
pawn w 'e"Aso' D.'
Tho overthrow OF the lawn state uov-
eminent was appropriately celebrated to-
day: Detaehments OF tho army and navy
OF the United States participated with the
White League OF Alabama and Louisiana
in this celebration OF Democratic success.
Did poetic justice require that the honors
OF ,his achie'emeh, snouId DC .nus equsI'
you rhs sra ". .ssnrd"d ,Ss nos,oS honor
to the blue and asked no apology. Tho
Cusiom.house and post.ofics were closed
In admiration Of the event. Ills prop,,
Die that the United sntcs interference VIII