Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-02
THE STATE CAPITAL.
ORGANIZATION OF THE tEolsiA-
IuRE YESTERDAY.
The Independent Who Voted with
the Denoerats-And All for
q Personal" Reasons-.A
Quiet and rnimportant
Session Yesterday.
CARsoS, Dec. 81. 1876.

bessiOu iesteroays
CARsoS. Dec. 81. 1876.
EprroR NEvs: Notwithstanding that
this 10 the sabbath day. when all good
sagsbrushsn 20 to church or stay At home
and play pedro for the bsnsnt Of the for
sign missions, the fact that = session Of
the Legislature is about to convene. makes
things somewhat lively on the streets and
prevents that due observance Of the Sab
bath which Christians love 70 80. Tho
0rmsby House Corner. ~ in days gone by.
10 again the scene Of bszzins and s~olicita-
ton and the putting up Of jsbs. Cosgrssatsd
about this corner are crowds Of aspirants
fer the various positions in the gift
Of tho tive branches Of the Legisls-
turs. from the ANAL boy who wants
70 DO Q & or messenger. up TO tbs
stalvart individual who knows that he and
nome ether exactly ALA the bill for Ser-
geantat-Arms. Thsrs are forty-feur leg
~islativs sficss to Be filed. and for these
thsrs are upwards Of two hundred aspi-
rants. These, with their friends who arc
here working In their interest. added ~
the members VI the Legislature aud the
lobbyists. 70 IN make up . crowd which
delights the heart Of the hotel keeper. and
makss the woman who has rooms TO reat
lift up her voice and her prices in glad
ness. Nearly all the members from the
sastern counties have arrived. and have all
L.. .stt.1t.l a. sha hs,xta1 praeTsa nv
candidates ; and many Of them are tsn-
dersd nearly desperate, and nearly all are
Invested Of their c~eat-butiona. The bsys
whs are candidates for pages and mssson-
gers are the most persistent ofics-seeksrs
OF all. and thrust their cards psrsistently
In the faces and hands Of not only mem
ben but Of every man who has the misfor-
tuns 10 bs ON speaking terms with u mem
ssr.
THE ORGANIZATION on rHE SENATE
Il . nut which nobody seems to be able to
crack. That body IL composed Of twenty
Ave members. Of whom twelve are Rspub-
licans. twelve Democrats and u hide
pendent. This would give the Indepen-
dent tRoss Of washos) the balance Of pow
or but Dickinson. the White Pine Ssna-
sor. Who d a Republican. 10 somewhere
who're nobody can hear from him. which.
should he net put In an appearance, makes
ID . tie II Ross goes with the Republicans.
but gives tho Democrats u majority In
casa he should fall in with that aide OF
the business. IL IL stated that Ross
10 Q Republican or was, before lie
became an Independent. but there seems
10 30 an utter absence 81 any knowl-
edge a. 10 what his intentions ars 10 this
particular instance. The weight 81 opin-
ion, however. is that hs will side with the
Republicans In perfseting the organ
ization. should he do %. and Mr.. Dick
inssn not arrive In time for the organ
ixatioa. Il would 10 . tie between tho Re-
publiczns and Democrats and IL IL claim
ed that the Lieutenant Governor, who 10
the presiding sficsr VI the Senate. would
have the casting vote In casa Of . tie.
should this bs the basis of the organ
~ixatisn, the Democrats will get away with
the principal. II not tall. the Offices. should
Dickinson arrive In time. then the hepub-
licans would have 4 majority, providing
they get Hoss, but even then u IL by no
mesns eef1in .nA' 'us h.ePuon'An. "ou..
get all the oniess. III - rumor.u, win
low much uth ! DO mol Know tnat GER
tain Republican senators are Wiling 70
organiz- the senate % = croproiniss
basis. even II Dickinson does arrive IN
time and lsoss works with the bepnblieahs.
the object being 10 secure the election OF
CERTAIN Republicans 10 the higher Offices.
This, II true. Is q sort Of rule or ruin
policy, and Is greatly ut variance with the
Democratic axiom. that to the victors be.
long the spoils. One thing Is sure, that u
the Democrats have . decided majority
they will show no mercy TO the iepub-
leans aud will make ne propositions Tor
o compromise organization. Its not the
Democratic way VI doing business.
MIX ruEy MEET.
Tho st.tute prsscribes that the Legisla-
ture shall eouvsne on the fint Menday Ia
January, which happens this time to be
Nav Year. day. This day being q legal
halliday. constitutional lawyers and other
p.opls who know everything. are eonsid.
,r.blv exercised over tho question as 10
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nrLtrposER.
Ex-senator COIN 10 here with the inten'
ton Of making a eontes, for the seat Of
- = s,o,. s.-,.,or.,.c, from r,lo
800 e'
county IN 1870 anu s'r'ed IN sneh espae-
ity In the session Of 1870. his term ex-
,i,;,y Nth IN. incoming Ieri.l,ture. m.
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hAa '.spca VI ,ne s,,' p's, snu
ssu.u ~, }.
rs.i.r,ian- in which comics, N. ~,ivn.Il,
failed. being defeated by =. n. Stone.
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