Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-14
Tn. Michigan Republle.n..


DETROIT. June i4.-The Republican
State Convention assembled here yester-
day morning. and q temporary organiza'
ton was effected by electing James II.
Stone Of this city temporary Chairman.
Nothing Of special interest t%ranspired dur.
ing the morning session and At ~ o'clock
rscoss until 2 was taken.
Tho Convention reasscmblcd at 2 o'clock
and elected ex-senator Chandler Prcsi.
dent. The following State ticket was then
nominated For Governor. Chas. l.. eros.
we'll ; Lieutenant Governor. Alonzo ses-
sions (; Secretary Of State. William Jenny.
Jr. ; Treasurer, General ID. d. Pritchard q.
Auditor, W. J. Latemer; Land Commits.
sioner, James N. Mesmeth /; Member OF
the Board Of Education. George y. Ed.
wards Attorney General. Otto Kerchner ;
Superintendent Of Public Instruction, II.
3. Tarbell.
Ex-senator Chandler was made Chair.
man OF tho State Central Committee. The
platform points with prids to their twenty
years. record a. the dominant party OF
Michigan; 10 the prosperity OF the COM
monwealth and reAfiirm their adherence TO
the principles OF the party +; congratulates
tho country on reviving business !; declares
that this revival will DO made lasting only
by the nearly accomplished resumption OF
specio payments; that the world 10 gov.
erned too much, aud the country needs rest
and stability ; the laws Of trade should DO
allowed 10 take their course. The Repub.
licsns rejoice In the early adjournment OF
Congress and the respite 10 will Afford
from the reckless and mischievous schemes
Of ignorant legislators made formidable
by the despotisms Of . caucus. Tho plat
form denounces reputation In any form ;
no prosperity can be real or durable That
Ia founded on q fictitious standard ; paper
should be convertible into gold and silver
on demand, and interchangeable al par Of
the will Of the holder.
Rs.oired, That We view with apprehon-
sion the spread Of opinions and the growth
Of sentiments. As embodied and pro-
claimed In the Platforms, resolutions.
publications and speeches. OF the 30 called
National Greenback party. and the various
socialistic. communistic organizations,
and their advocates throughout the land.
which. II adopted as the policy Of the gov
eminent. must bring disaster and ruin to
business. discredit and dishonor upon tho
nation, and tend In Q high degree to sub
vert many Of those principles which wo
regard as fundamental 10 the structure
and support OF free government and the
Republican party will meet all these doc.
trines and tendencies with tho most
prompt vigorous and Incorporating OPP.
position.
Rssoirei, That the question OF the cleo
tion Of the present incumbents OF the OF.
flee OF President and Vice President was
finally settled by tho Forty.fourth Con.
gress, and that any attempt to reopen II.
on n protense whatever. Ia fraught with
danger TO Republican institutions, and the
Republican party Of this State will main
tain with infexible firmness their right to
tho exercise OF the functions Of their 70.
spsetiyo offices. until terminated In q con-
stitutional manner.
Last Nights sessIon OF the House.
WASHINGTON. June l3.-In the House.
In evening session, Cox IN. " from the
Foreign Affairs Committee. reported 4
Joint resolution for tho Interpolation OF
the President to obtain . rehearing In tho
case Of Edward O'Meagher Condor. an Of.
acer OF the lCith regiment Of New York
volunteers, wounded before Petersburg.
II asserts his innocence Of the charge Of
felony for rescuing prisoners at Manches.
ter, England. and recites his long incar.
ceration. Passed unanimously.
waddell moved . suspension Of the rules
and the passage Of . concurrent resolution
resembling tho adjournment resolution.
and fixing Thursday the goth As the time
for adjournment.
Amid q great deal Of noise tho resolution
was defeated. II 10 il2.
The House then went into Committee Of
the Whole on the civil sundry bill. When
the sections In regard to public printing.
changing the law In relation to the number
OF documents TO DO printed, etc., were
reached. from section 2 10 section IL. aud
the last, Hale raised . point OF order on
tho I'd section. that 10 changed the law.
and that IL was not in the direction OF
economy. The point Of order was sus-
tanned. and In order to save time and Ia
cilltate business the remaining sections
were considered In bulk. and oil ruled out
on this point OF order.
Tie committee then rose and reported
the bill 70 the House.
Atkins demanded the previous question.
= Ewing came 10 tho front and asked Al.
kins 10 yield to him aud allow him to Of.
fer all amendment prohibiting tho sale OF
bonds for resumption purposes. lCries OF
"No, no." and regular order.
Atkins.-I am In perfect sympathy with
this amendment. but ! cannot yield In this
| bill Applause and confusionl.
H NJ. ...
EWING enei!edlyl.ih gehuemAh yes
terday agreed 10 yieiu 70 mo.
The speaker-M the gentleman salu
yesterday does NOT AVAIL u no uocs ho'
say 80 now.
The previous question was then oruerci.
amidst such great great disorder v TO call
forth the remark from tho Speaker that he