Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-17
THOSE TERRIBLE DISPATCHES.

TnO5E IkAAnAs SAo4
Those mysterious kilograms Of the
managers Of the RspsbHsan campaign
to their agents in the different States.
have caused the Democratic party much
serious trouble. and proved . fruitful
source OF Congressional contention. The
westsrp Union Telegraph Company TO
fused to make them public. or 10 pro-
ducs them before the committee which
called for them. In taking this oeuns
the company did perfectly right, and but
did their whole duty toward heir cli-
snts. The moment the secrecy Of the
telegraph 10 invaded. thai iastrumsnt
ceases to b useful as means Of com
munication. Its privacy should Be- n
saersdly respected and guarded ss that
Of the United States mail. II was on
this ground that the company refused to
disclose the nature OF Mr.. Chambers
dispatches. and on this ground that the
great battle for their possession has been
fought. Republicans have never feared
TO make known what these kilograms
contained; but they have feared to ss-
tablish q precedent which might result
in permanently destroying the useful
ness Of the greatest medium Of inisrcom.
munication known to modern days.
The telegraph company has stood out
nobly in defense OF Ito " rights and
those Of its clisnis. Neither tho invssti-
eating Committee. nor Congress has
been able TO wrsas nom "n 'snac'ooa
hole tns aispa'chss ~h'en ssls a''nAna-
3D. and a. consequence MT. o''on' 'n'
President ana Dafhse' 'hs We" "i''"n'
manager. are nov nsid IN CUSTODY 'y
the ssrssant-st-Arns OF The House. Tor
eont'mPt. bus In spite OF tns fs'asai
Of the company 10 give mem up the
committee has nosed around. aud nnaily
unoarthsd these mysterious dispatches.
Aud. 20 long ~ no cherished prineipie
Of right Is sacrihesd, We are heartily
glad that they have succeeded In doing
%. II 10 time that they nav The hight o.
day. II Is time that b American pso-
pie learned that the Democratic insin'
uaiions regarding them, are a. false a.
they are ridiculous. Itistime, In short.
49,, All. no. matter M .llsosa frsua
In conducting the fspuoiicsn
and countin, the votes OF til. doubtful
go. .h.,l, n. .iu.5 An An. haitian
'.
aud we have now every reason 70 osns''
mat u VIII os'
Inc aisPA''ns n~. Gun" INV" Wv
possession OF .hs. eommiuss 'niousn 'ne
testimony Oh a. @!' W "O
pher OF the NanenA hePuoncah oom'
in'ttes. lie was on Inc stand Yesterday
and rsad . MS notes 'as '''g.ains
which we're disPa'cosa 70 MI" 'S W. L.
Chandler ana 'ehsa s''nei ~ MN o'
Zach Chandler ne was usao'e 70 s'A's
positively which. Inc nrs' Of these
svfni missivss wnien hA's s'fuek 70
muen terror 70 'ss ''u,' ."
democrats. Wa aa'r'ss'' 70 "''''n0'
btearns OF riofioA' On 'nsasy A's' s'so'
aon' and fssds - 'oi'o"s
49,. Tsil.Sss.ss FIorij,. Srs., inn.
portAnes attaches to the electoral vote Of
your s'sse, ana se in',,s ySar mos. s.is
iss. sou.,ins. RETURNING and saavs.sins
the votes Of every locality.
10 1t mot . terrible thing that Mr.
Chandler should call upon Governor
Stsarns TO see to Ii that the vote OF his
State was fairy counted. and that q
Republican victory. IL won, should
not De turned into an apparent
defeat by Democratic fraud .
Democratic trsaehsryf Certainly his
request 10 ~subvsrsivs Of all popular
Notwithstanding to the Tilden'ram'
many-Dsmocratic code. What J not BE-
permitted 10 sun 'hs oaios'oeaes' MAKE
false returns and count IN anu count
out. TO suit the emergencies OF the Dem
ocranc party "hilher Is the Republic
driftinsf What 10 to become OF the
good Old "ehivairy OF Florida 9
10 10 deprived Of the insstimAbls right
An u%ullifv p.y,o ,ot.. nv ,hrov;nc thsp
,N -,
OUT oh' INFAMOUS Ana
this treaehsry Of the Republican party
;..,i.,,,b ,.,..l.a nv m. pubi;ea,,on
oil the nrst aispatcn OF 10
stsarns. Have not the Democrats done
. good service to the country BY snforc-
ing the disclosure OF the contents Of this
telegram In very truth 10 hi"k thy
hdre.
The second dispatch 10 Ike unto the