Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-13

les have had the elect OF renewing VI
| Of the worst element OF the party. 1
shall endeavor to aid President Hayes
in his Southern policy by administering
the Government OF Louisiana honestly
and economically and in the interest OF
the whole population, white and black.
I shall endeavor to have some OF the de-
faulting Office. holders sent to the peni-
Tertiary and some murdersrs hung
This State Is in q condition now which
admits Of a division on other than color
lines. The Republican party will lose
Pinchback and his small following OF
colorcd men. who will go TO the Demo-
cratic party. On the other hand, the
Republicans will gain largely from the
Conservatives and old line Wings. II,
however, the revolutionary Nichslls'
party. representing the extreme Demo
cratic element were to succeed In sup
planting tho lawful State Government.
the color line may be expected to 10
drawn tighter than ever, and the perss-
cution Of the colored men continue as In
Mississippi. Texas and other Rspubli'
can States which have been stolen by
White Leagusrs. until the last vestise OF
Republicanism has been stamped out
Notes from washington.
C~uIoaao, March IL. - There Is the
best reason to believe that Schurz will
not remain in the Cabinet many months,
but will resign TO accept q foreign mis-
sion, rs soon rs hs enjoys for n short
time the honors OF a Cabinet position.
Aside from the Presidents personal ad-
miration aud desire TO show his sim
cerity for civil service reform. Schurz's
appointment shows how utterly false
tho stories about his Know-Nothing
principles were. There has boon some
talk about n change In the Commission.
ership Of Indian Affairs by men who
want the place. That the present Com.
missioner. John q. Smith. will remain
ut the head OF the ofico may be judged
from tho fact that he was recommended
for the place by President Hayes him.
self. When President Grant was look
ing about for competent and honest men
IN appoint he telegraphed Hayes to rec.
ommend some person. which hs did by
naming Mr.. Smith.
WASHINGTON, March l2.-The attsn-
ton Of tho Spanish Minister was to-day
called to tho cable telegram saying the
journals OF Madrid express marked dis.
pleasure at the appointment Of Evarts
aud Schuiz to positions In ths new
American Cabinet, on the ground that
they have been tho supporters OF the
Cnban filibusters, aud entertain fears Of
the result Of their accession TO power.
The Minister said he doubted whether
any Madrid papers Of note had made
such unfayorable comments, but II :hcy
had they certainly did not ex-
press the opinion or sentiments OF the
Spanish Government, nor Of well.in.
formed ~Spaniards. who appreciate the
friendly relations existing between the
two OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES more satisfac-
tory than now-and for which there In
no possible reason or motive to disturb.
Frederick W. Seward will arrive here
in a few days to accept tho position Of
Assistant Secretary Of State.
Senator Morton was ut tho Executive
Mansion this afternoon, and the Presi-
dent left his Office, and entering the
carriage in which the Senator, owing to
tho condition Of his health. had ro-
NAMED, passed some timo in converse
ton with him.
Senator Wallace and other gentlemen
to-day received private adviccs confirm
ing tho resignation Of Simon Cameron.
An Appeal from th~ Grave - Presi.
dent Hayes.
NEw yoRR. March l3.-ATimes Wash
ington special says: Senator Mcmillan
Of Minnesota has received q letter that
sounds like q voice from the grave. pro.
testing against n conciliatory policy
toward the South. On the sixth Of the
present month d. A. Weber, Tax Col.
lector Of East Feliciana parish. WINS shot
and killed in tho street near his home.
The verdict OF q Coroner's jury assigned
tho guilt to persons unknown. McMil-
Ian received from the same Weber the
following letter, dated March 81, three
days before his death
"My dear Mr.. Senator: I nee by the
Associated Press dispatches that Grant
will not recognize Packard. Its even
asserted that Hayes Is committed to such
n line OF policy. II this should prove
true ; II, after our service to the nation,
we are 10 be left In the hands Of Nichols
and his murjerers, you as q senator who
have had opportunity to judge our case
will understand how soon the murdercrs
will begin their work. II would be but
q few days work to wipo out OF existence
every white Republican, and with IA
downfall comes that Of innocent me-
,.o.s ,,hoso v,tas saxsd the nation.