Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-28

What Republicans Gained
in Yesterdays Battle.
Senator Bruce of Missis-
sippi Turns Traitor.
conuvER RETURNS TO HIS OLD
LOVE.
The Battle Vigorously Re-
newed To- Day.
First Blood for the Republicans.
ksllo up's Case Takes Precedence Of
Buffers.
PArrERsOS's BRIBERY COMING 70
LIGHT.
Organization OF the South Carolina
Legislature.
A Remarkably Liberal" Offer From
Capitalist.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rHs aoLp Hut
DA 1t NEu.l
A Remarkably Liberal" Offer From
Capitalist.
tsYEcrAL Dr,rArcurs TO rHs aoLp Hut
DA 1t Naval
what the Republicans have 0aiasd
In the Hattie.


gle Tor control OF the senate ssumed
another phase and Was temporarily sus-
pended After continuing without intermis.
.ion for trenty.seyen bours. The all.
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niSn' se'''on' s""'pa.e' "' p.V
yious dispatches. was mainly consumed by
the reading Of voluminous evidence,
~ u.u.....
adopteu ny "Au'e'sho No" hAmP'ni'osS
Q portion OF his remarks. successive clerks
becoming hoarse with such elocutionary
efforts, were relieved by grave and rever-
end Senators like burnside. who. at the
request OF wadleigh, rambled through
such passages rs he would indicate. much
after the manner OF q hrst class In read.
ing. The monotony OF this proceeding
was, however. interrupted occasionally
by speeches or Colleagues for which
the door was yielded temporarily. Among
them was . spirited passage-atsrms
between Hoar and Ransom, and nearly
IN hour. botween i N ? o'clock A. NJ,
was consumed by Conkling In an i'm.
promptu speech OF mastery power and
clearness, calling attention 70 the I'm
Gus features OF tho case winch. In MS
opinion, demanded careful e1amination'
and laying the ground work Tor . more
elaborate argument when Buffers crsden.
tials shall come before tho Senate for inal
action. Dull speech making by Merrimon
Of North Carolina, some other long
winded, tedious members, an able
defense of the fairness OF the Senate Com
mittso OF Investigation In South Carolina
by Cameron OF Wisconsin, together with
roll calls on motions TO adjourn, etc., occu.
pied the time until after the regular hour
fer the daily meeting Of the Senate had ar.
rived. Then q motion by Mitchell to make
the pending resolution the special order
for q special meeting tomorrow was voted
down, and the Republicans allowed . nal
vote TO be taken upon the question OF dis.
charging the committee from the consid-
| Grafton OF Buffers credentials. which was.
Of course. decided In the Affirmative by
the usual majority Of two-Pattsrson,
Conover and Davis adhering firmly 10 the
Democrats. Immediately upon the an-
nonncement Of this vote Thurman en-.
deavored to obtain the floor. but Edmunds
was recognized to i%nterpose an objection
to tho present consideration Of the creden.
tials, and the Vice. president promptly
stated that under the rule this obIsciion
sai''. ""'""
moved an Adjournment until TOMORROW,
but his motion was rejected. Buffers
friends desiring only . nominal adjourn.
ment, with view o. forcing further &C.
ueh % phh ai.cn..ion' bor.ysr'
tbe Yice.Presidsnt decided that another
legislative DAY couiu MOI pe commenceo.
before ~ os'oss aaIma J, y.
senate and Thurman accordingly with.
drew the motion he had offered for I'D.
louInment hil a;so p NJ aha moved tna'
~ nus .onr &c wsn, over ii, the subject mai.
Ter 10 which IL relates. Edmunds then
gave notice that Immediately after the
reading Of tho journal Tomorrow, he