Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-11


p,..,aor, ~ .roh ,sr.on M no shall EN-.
naSas ~, nss nnose 10 emnIoy such
Por :, lot y , parpo, ,orce 81 t6e Ini.
Ia &C.,. -. a. niii,J. thereof. AZ sbsll
: n"e"s ~ o.mnn, nv toreicn vessel
~ 49,. 49, ~. Tr;,sd st,tes. In ali
Susp~is y "a An. nation or
80. .hen W ,ne lsss =. anch, not
.reaues OF tne oni.ea o'a.es y
70 semain wltnin the 0ni'eu .....a
ne.entn,secuon, z9', .. So ,ha
ssa.u.ss, Wnien mA,es ~ sny
ot..nNn ..Lsssen ~ ,Ss,sof an
sesu' YuniI..n, ~ .rch
appiicsuon OF tne Leglsis'uIe "a
~, VI ~ tnc E.ecu.iVo Iii ,or,h
ici,.ure csnno. % couVsn.u' In.
sucn numoe OF thc miius W ~; Vu
sIan o., eates, which may % spPiieo ,o,,
ipsurrectiop. or on like application 10 EN-.
ploy for he .sme %purpose such part Of the
land or naval force Of the United States a.
he deems Necessary ; and the seetlons au.
~ an,aos. ~ ~. t.. uh.U.,.r h h: ,esspn
~ mni.vsri oh.,,ur,,on. ~ ,.,smbline,
Of people, or rebellion sgains. the author
ity Of the Government Of the United
Sas. 'ne EXECUTION o' "' -" wv
Firbtb-s.c,Ion EST. authorizing the
President. at his discretion. TO employ
the land and naval forces Of b united
nnIes 70 protect tne ,ign's ~ .ne
heir. exscutor. sdmistrstor, or Assignee.
The order eoncludes A follovs: "Oni.
GERS Of the army will not permit the use Of
troops under their command 10 aid the
civil authorities A A posse comitatus, or
In the execution Of laws, except a. author.
lied In the foregoing enactment. When
applications for the use Of troops for these
purposes are received, they must be for
varied throuob a military channel 10 tho
Adlut.nt General FOR The confederation
and aetion Of ma p~resideut."
The Apostle Of secession brsy,ng
AEsiu.
NEw ORLEANS, July ii.-Jeferson d.
via. I'm his ,peech Yesterday ON the occas-
-. !. .r....,.,ion 40 him q, . eo,d
,'n w. a..
badge n certincate OF memoershiPo' 'he
Association Of tho Army Of Tennessee.
.t,sr .,pres.inv gratitude for the honor
"N s
conferred recapi'ula'ed tne s'ri'ns e'sn"
OF the war and the hardships endured. lie
..id tina ouestion OF tho State right Of So
"-..,o c, -, i..., ash.,.bis. He
oession IN i''i = -.
asserted his unshAken peiiei IN 'ne riBh'
M .eoession and the duty Of citizens 10 bat
tIs Tor the cause, He reviewed tho opers-
tions about yicksburg, and spoke In glow
ing term, o' ~ Nv nn. Ill, sunno.c
1870 An Sis,nrb such nesce A
va have. or TO avoid the logic
Of events. You have done your duty
In the past, snd wouIa .na
squ,' Won s,,nct Tor indeprnJence and
were unsuccessful. You agreed TO return 10
the Union and abide BY The Constitutes
md Avs maue ~ ao v,dsr.,.nd
.on. nromisa n e,tsnd." Mr.. Davis con.
~. .,.J ,ha Sontb an rev.ining posses.
80 ~ iocsI eIf.coyernment and the
.o".ra, ,ba neonIe 10 elect their v rep
rs.snt,tives. and said "a total non.
in,srtsrence Inv The FEDERAL Government
In ,hs dom.stio ,fYsirs OF the States, the
renewal Of Inc time.honored doctrine Of
Hate sovereignty and the supremacy Of
law. will secure permanent peace. Every
event which has beiallen u institution.
!, directly tr.se.ole 20 ,hs Per ns n.mr, y,
INC wy ,naaI.
uu. Y n.ss" Referring 10 Tho Mis-.
souri Compromise, he characterized II As
an unconstitutional concession.
n, r..ss IN bs Forced on Mex.
leo.
n.,v,v,ox JuIv II. - Congressman
o.s,A'... r. ~. ,r., .r,,vol In s,n
Scnie'cneI' ""o ".' 'u''
Antonio from Warrington says 'ho nu'
intimidation 10 determined TO force peace
.-..-,,h Ms,i.o Ue.,v. General Ord.
..,..,.. Iii ~,rs.h