Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-17

lived through the centennial without
seeing an attempt to buy an s~lsctor.
sanctioned by the chief Of . great polit.
cal party.
Bogy said he condemned fraud In
Oregon or anywhere else. and be wa
not willing to sit In his place and per.
init a stigma Of the kind charged BY the
Senator from California (sargsnt)torest
upon the Democratic party o. the only
party guilty Of fraud. The country
knew there were frauds on Florida and
Louisiana pcrpstrated by the Rspub-
lican party. and 1t knew how these frauds
resulted. These frauds were like whitsd
sepulchsrs, fair without and foul a. hell
within,
Sargent In replying spoke at length rs
to tho condition OF Affairs In Florida,
and charged that the Democrats threw
out Republican votes and stuffed ballot.
boxes in that State.
Cooper denied that frauds were com.
mitted In Florida by the Democrats. and
charged that frauds were committed by
the Republicans.
Democrats on Their Dsfssee.
WASHINGTON. Feb. T.-Hswitt pro-
tests, and doubtless truly. that he knew
nothing Of the dispatches relating TO the
purchase Of a Republican elsctor In
Oregon. until he saw them In the news.
papers. Any such plot was wholly con.
ceslsd from him. The only object Of
his own dispatches to Oregon raj to
enable the Democrats to avail them.
selves Of any technical point In the Ore
gon case. by means OF which to draw or
force the Republicans into going behind
the certificates in the Southern States.
Ills telegram requesting Kelly TO return
to Oregon was responsive to Q message
from Senator Casssrly, saying Kelly was
in San Francisco aud requesting him to
toll Kelly to return for consultation with
Grover. Hewitt also denies that he had
any intimation from Grover OF the lat.
tcr's purpose relative to Cronin prior TO
the 9Th Of December.
Kelly endeavors to erculpats himself
by asserting that Patrick betrayed him
by shamsfully fraudulent prstsnsss.
Patrick now has the floor.
The situatioa q Lsuisiana.
New YonK. February IA Hrald's
New Orleans special says the people ars
open in their determination not to SUBJ
NIT TO the imposition Of the Packard
State Government should II follow a q
consequence OF Hayes declared election.
The World says Republican officials
ars tslcgraphing dispatches 10 Pitkin
aud Kellogg here. Following Is q copy
Of one from New Orleans TO Marshal
Pitkin in Washington:
Information reaches Packard that the
White League will cut the wires and
fight Tomorrow. / do not believe this.
II the wires ars down tomorrow you will
know the reason.
(Signed): STOCKTON, Deputy.
PHcLRrd's Government 20 be Reeog.
Missed.
NEw YoRK. Feb. IA Tines Wash.
inston special says the President and
Cabinet, after a full discussion. have de-
cided to officially recognize the Packard
government Of Louisiana as o as the
Presidential count Is completed. On
the contrary, tho Worlds New Orleans
special quotes Senator West as writing
to State Senator BareauI that although
Hayes will probably be President. the
Nichols government would not be dis.
iuibed.
miscellaneous.
WASHINGTON, Feb. lin the Pacific
Railroad debate yesterday Senator Dawes
hurled the offensive insinuation at Booth
that he tDawssI had no malice against
the railroads and no old scores TO pay
of. subsequently Booth retortsd by
remarking that the gentleman from Mas
sachusstts, like Tallcyrand, had the fac.
ulty Of meaning what he did not say and
saying what he did not mean.
ST.. JosErH, No.. Feb. 17.-Jobn +.
Sinners. Of Holt county. shot his wife
this morning. and then shot himself.
Sinners left n letter charging the blanc
on his wife. because she wanted a
divorce,