Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-13
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The Work OF The Louisiana
Commission.
II Is RESTING ON ITS OARS WAIT.
inc FOR ORDERS.
Tho Investigation Ended and Con-
Iultation Begun.
EX-GOVERNOR KELLOGG DlsAP.
POINTED IN CHAMBERLAIN.
He Asserts That Packard Will Fight
Rather Than Tield.
TIE RUM0RED PARTY REVOLT
AGAINST HAYES.
General Sherman on tho Coming
War In Europe.
tsrsciAL DnrArcHss TO 4 0otp I'LL
DAILY Eyvs.l
EX-GOVERNOR KELLOGG DlsAP'
POINTED IN CHAMBERLAIN.
He Asserts That Packard Will Fight
Rather Than Iield.
TEE RUXoRED PARTY REVOLT
AGAINST HATES.
General Sherman on the Coming
War In Europe.
lsrscrAL DnrArczss TO III 0otp nrli
DAILY Hxvs,l

tsrsciAL DnrArcHss TO TEE 0otD I'LL
DAILY Sxvs.l
Work Of she LoutsiAna Commissiou'
New ORLEANS. April i2.-Ths Democrat
says tho Commission.wers upsll last night.
Matters were fully discussed and the stand
taken by each party carefully canvassed.
II ia understood q plan was adopted. to be
laid before Packard and Niehells. One
thing Is certain, there will DO no further
statements received from individuals after
noon ON Thursday. General Hawlcy stated
| that the Commission had finished Its Ia
bors In that direction. and now would be-
| gin work on the salvation part Of the job,
| consultation over tho facts already Cleaned.
| During the morning Judge wylie was pres
| ent with q committee Of gentlemen who
were Union men ut the breaking ont OF tho
war, and who represent q class hitherto
not actively participating In politics: Ed.
ward J.. Gay aud other influential men
were Of the committee.
This has been an uneventful day with
the Commission. They had much discus.
sion among themselves without any result
that they were willing to communicate 70
the press. The only delegation received
was . delegation Of sugar-planters In tho
interest OF the Nichols Government. head
cd by ex.Justice Wiley Of the Kellogg su.
prenio Court. Tho Commissioners declined
10 state whether they had received any sup
Elemental instructions from the President.
They also declined TO indicate any time
for the close Of their investigation. Messrs.
Roy, Leonard. and Burch. OF the Packard
committee. handed into the Commission Q
popderous list Of officers who had qualified
In the Packard Secretary OF States Office,
accompanied by 0 certificate OF Emil H..
Honorc, Packard's Secretary Of stats.
showing that loss officers commissioned
by the Governor, 62s-whoso names are
given In the accompanying list-have fled
their oath Of onice according TO law, the
remaining i05 being Justices OF the Peace
aud ConstAblcs who have not made . prac-
tice Of filing an oath Of Office with tho
Secretary Of State. II Ia understood that
the Commissioners session, which lasted
till 8 o'clock this morning. was consider
ing n message to the President. The tenor
Of the message Is not positively known,
but IL is believed IL notifies the President
that they lad concluded their iuvestiga-
ton under present instructions, and sug-
COSTING that they were ready 10 receive any
further instructions the President desired
to give.
NEw YoRx. April IA T~ss New
Orleans special says: II 10 now generally
conceded hcrc that the Presidents Com
- lii a.. .u.lI. a. Affect q aAVn.
promise VI any kind. II seems probable.
however. that the Louisiana difficulty VIII
practically settle itself during the next
ten days by the desertion OF members
enough from tho Packard House to make
mp q quorum Of Returning Board mem
hers In the Legislature controlled by Mich
oils. The Commission could secure an
Administration Senator In tho place OF
wcst II they desired to do so In fact.
they have been authoritatiyely offered tho
place named.
TnLsse New Orleans special says:
The Commission 10 hopeful Of reachinga
result. In day or two. satisfactory TO
themselves aud the country. One more
colored member went over to Nichols to-
day. leaving only tivo to get.
WASHINGTON, April l3.-Tho Louisiana
Commission, In . dispatch TO the Presi.
dent. gives a. the r. suit OF their confer
cnccs with Packard. Nichols. and other
interested parties. that the Nichols party
In, m,in,p;n ,hsir cround in ths b.liei
that they will ultimately have full posses
sion Of the Louisiana State Government.
Packard's party Is ready to enter into an
~ Jet,ymine the p,ndiur o1estions.
In, III. Icing nc~renptopily rejected
Ss ,hs N;c,oli. n.rtv. p.clsId's p,rfy ASH
~. pr.siS.n, ~ .i%:,,rmins- whicb 4. tbe
~ n-o,arn,nsn, The prcsident J.clincs
go, rnon IL r.oncs, a. pnJsr nresrnt
sn.'s H.. would no, he jr.faeJ IN
,nsIinn = Jsei.ion Owinc to tbo dis..
.raa,n ~ The NicSoIls and p,ekard
s%sr,ias and Inc nnnromi.iog nrospects Of
an DISQUALIFICATION The Commissloners
ssk for further Instruction., which will be
.ent after A Cabinet meeting.
A New Method Of creating"
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