Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19
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the ,nsuaREorioH IN TEXAS.

TINE InsuRREcrioM IN TEXAS.
ESPECIAL DusArcuEs TO 4 Com HUI
DALI Naval
Prssiasss Hayes Agaisss the CHI
uess.
WASHINGTON. Dec. ls.-President Hayes
has at last significantly outlined his posi-.
ton ON the Chinese question. Congress-
men Davis and Page last week intsrchangsd
views a TO the beat means by which they
might endeavor TO influence his Judgment
concerning the Chinese problem In Its
various phases. Page concluded he would
writs the letter to the President. Of which q
copy was autographed In these dispatches
last night, and Davis determined 10 try
the effect Of . personal interview. In which
tanned by himself and the vast majority
Of the citizsns Of the great city which he
Wa chosen TO represent. but could also
invite and answer such questions Is might
seem useful TO elucidate the subject or
nesdful TO remove doubts or difficulties
from the mind Of the Chief Magistrate.
Davis accordingly called on the President
Yesterday morning and made known his
desire for . special interview on this sub.
jsct st the Presidents early convenience.
An appointment WAS promptly made for
last evening. which was punctuAlly met.
The interview lasted two hours. Hayes
manifested great interest In the subject.
and by means Of questions and comments
prolonged the conversation. Davis had
the qualification Of discovering that the
President has not become imbued with
the prevailing sentimentAlism ON this
subject. but takes . ~clear-headed, practical
view Of IL. Before taking his leave he
asked tho President to allow him the priv
ilege Of communicating to his constituents
the substance Of his views on this ques-
ton. He believed such an expression
would powerfully tend TO allay the pres
ent excitement and greatly help TO
avert tho threatened troubles by affording
welcome encouragement and new ground
for hope that the existing evils will soon
BE- alleviated and ultimately removed. The
President readily gave his consent, and
authorized Representative Davis To say for
him that although he earnestly hoped that
the Chinese residents Of this country would
be protected from outragss, he also deeply
sympathized with the Caucasian working
men In tho evils they experienced on
account Of the disastrous competition of
Chinese cheap labor. and that he Is also
in sympathy with the people Of the Pacific
Coast In their desire TO have Chinese i'm.
migration checked. The importance of
this emphatic announcement car hardly
be overestimated. The President having
deliberately taken this position. may be
relied on W hold II. and with his powerful
all assured upon the main proposition the
difficulties In detail will. ~ they are In turn
encountered, be rapidly overcome.
New We Nsed Al Army.
CHICAGO. Dec. ls.-Captain Blair. com
manding the United States troops at Fl
Paso. Texas. telegraphs under date Of the
18th instant. that nothing new had oc.
Cured at San Elizario up to that time.
But one man. belonging to tho Texas
hangers. had been killed. The advance Of
the United States troops. en- route 10 Nan
Eiizario from parts In New Mexico. WAS
hourly expected.
ALvrsro Texas, pee. is.-An Aust'i,
,h. Gcvsrnor iram an. Sheriff Of vi
~ .on,,v Eating that tho Stats troons
..rr.nJ.rs.J 40 Nh. Nsxiean mob M a p. n.
ws.,s.I., Their .mmnniton vas ar.
$500 sna ,hs, x.,a mail, IN holJ ont
,aaas. IS,sr ,hsir surrender Uov,rJ
I,ain..n .n5 Ncp,iia wsr. .ho, In ,leatb
l.. nm. N.,ic.ns-
cy,c,ao me-. ia T,;l.,, Washing.
ION .nec,,l s.ys sheriff Kerbcr tele-
yrsnhs "rbe balance Of the Texan State
sroaps WIN wers NOT murdered after tbsir
srr,sojar will dopbtl.ss meet that fsts
,ni..s rss.r..i hx limited st.tcs forces. We
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strike Treaties II Canada.
MONTREAL. Dec. 49, About 800 canal
striker. marched this afternoon to Cote
Saint Paul and attacked the Office Of Davies
4 Son. contractors. win stones aud revolt
vers. Tho shots were returned from the
Office killing one aud wounding three
strikers: When the mob reached the sec
tion under contIae, % pasis', wnere she
mn =, Sors and ordered them 10 csa.e.
but scting under their ioreman's instruc.