Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-19
TE L. GRAPHIC.
Banquet Of California Plo-
neers In New York.
The Louisiana Returning
Board On Trial.
THE PRESIDENT ON THE CHINESE
QUESTION.
He is Opposed to sargent's
But in Favor Of Treating with
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Banquet OF California Pioneers.
NEW YoRK. Jan. 10.-The third annual
banquet Of the Associated Pioneers Of tho
Territorial days Of California was held
this evening at the sturtevant House.
Previous 10 the banquet the annual meet
ing and election Of officers took place, %
follows: President. Gen. John A. suffer ;
Vice Presidents, Gen. II. @. Gibson. John
sickles. Geo. Howcs. ]. X. Hagsr. Hon.
Dsmas Strong. 8. Z. Upham. Gilmore
Meredith. Gen. Ed. +. Bealo. Hon. II. II.
McKeene. Vim. NJ. Walton Secretary,
Francis d. Clark; Treasurer. Hon. j..
Sherwood; also 9 Board Of Directors.
After transacting tho usual routine bust.
mess and the adoption Of new articles OF
association the Pioneers with their guests
proceeded 10 tho dining.room. which was
handsomely decorated with notices 70.
minding those present Of old times. A
sketch OF Suffers mill was drawn on the
largo looking glass at tho head OF the room.
while Of the other end was tho Bear flag OF
the Association. Aftor singing BY . quar-.
tst club Of "Praise God from whom all
blessings fow." the company. to the num-.
Der Of $50, sat down TO such . banquet ~
10 only furnished by the Leland Bros.
The tables were decorated by fancy pieces
representing early scenes In the mines, etc.
Aftor doing full Justice 70 tho good things,
sst OF by California wines, Gen. Gibson
called the ssscmblage 10 order In Q short
speech OF welcome, after which the quartet
gave Q b Letters Of regret were read
from Peter Dean, President Of tho Society
Of California Pioneers. San Francisco. Gen.
Sherman, Gen. Joe. Hooker. Gen. Jas. Re-
yere, Francis ]. Libbett. Mark Twain,
Bsysrd Taylor, Rsmualdo Pscheco, Senator
Sargent, General ii. l.. Burnett, Charles
A, Wetmore and others. A recitation
1.-THE Land We Adore" by Upham, was
delivered by Barry Of Philadelphia. The
song Of the Argonsuts was then sung by
the Club, tho company Joining In the
chorus. Remarks were made by Prentice
milford on the "0ld Guard Pioneers
Of the Diggings." Judge Calvin Z.
Pratt Of the Supreme Court OF Brooklyn,
cana , ,ons and toast 10 The lsdies, which
was appropriately responded to by Clark
Bell. "reminiscences OF the drama were
given ~ j.. J. McCloskey, q pioneer sctor.
Tho death OF Colonel John A. Godfrey was
announced by Colonel Johns. Hon.
Demas Strong referred foclingly 10 the
carly days OF SsI,iornlA. Se.onci -
purson. oo an o.i" y, . a. Ronr
disnar.sd Imonr ibo.c nresent we're
CCIIrM a,..ns ths Art American child
SSar, a. a.n pr,rcisco' .John pstriek. X.
II v.ncs Join Csi,in. r Pratt Hon
49, $780, coIoneI Thorne. .Josenb
iT.mI, nnn.ia Mccle,I.n EoloneI N.
iii. coiouai rivsrI In,,on. Denptv
raiia,,or - ~. Do, NJ Nav Yort. 6en.
Ham,. wooJrng AMI Tbcoloro M. Sutton.
ou.s u C..,,. .nJ +. n,o. Mailman nv.
Chi"s. =; Police snJ Fnvinecr. and John
Mccniioreh' y a. Iynbam' u. w. sImon.
80 NJ Sn,n.rviiIc' "a we'll a. ali tbo
Dn, a.. .nJ ,nsn, o,hors
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Tho Chinese Question.
WASHINGTON, Jan. l9.-Therc are excel
LIANT re.,on. for tho belief that. regarding
.SA 49, -. a.. I,.-,.,o,-.,,.e
'ne 0hihs's qu' "o
Will take tho posihon-hrst, that those
here must DO fully protected In life, prop
ertv. and all their rights second, that n
h not desirsble 10 encourage further i'm.
MIGRATION, and that Il should be checked,
40 lar a Consistent with tho treaty, the In.
torests of tbe Pacific Coast being In that
di,sction. Thu Cabinet briefly considered
tho subIect to-dsy,
c.....a T. "a r.. w..,,,,,o,
ohiSAoo, s IAN r.ri.a, vas,.s .nn.t1i
~, ~. 2s,na,a aun.,,on All *. PEA.
~ ,horah, ~ rrs., inenY ~ Chins.o
~ sm.rics onshs 40 ha rcs,ricteJ' Te
- no. s.vor S%srcent,s biiI, nov ncnding
before the Senate Foreign Relations Com
misteo, which imposes . f,ne AND impris.
.sn.,x s,,npIst,ons a. mean. of r%reuist.
ing he matter. The present treaty 10 re.
garded by many ~ m sItortion from Chi.
M against is expressed wishes; when
duiins une nesouA.,ons, prp 1rsn p.in
u ~. asain VII a as " aau W.. .ua
,nA. Chinc'o suoless oouiu vou'o ne.o luu
Americans 70 0hins, u po'n feoei,e
protecuon. INC r,esiuon. .ninhs INV
,Iosty, WIN uls vL.uso sue, n,ss5
10 hesousea, anu 'na, vnina sGuuu s =
y Agrco 70 i~nnpo'o ocI.aln ~ nahsa.
ne, PcoPlo; IN me,sss. on ~, no saDIS
wiz s'| 20 ~. ws.,r.
wssbinutop speci,l saws tho President Is
opposed 70 sargents bill proposing TO fine
every Chin.man who comes INTO tnis
country ~. sDg,s;ss N IN soms mercantile
bn.lness. professional occupation, as
trsyeler. etc. The President believes that
-hoiss.is Chinese Immigration 10 this
country ,bould DO prevented by treaty
stipui,tions rather than by penalties and
ana
An AnG'siiver
NEW YoRK. January l9.-Ths Tribune
says: Al tho Maritime Exchange yestcr'
day the following memorial to Congress
was signed by many merchants and bank.
or. and the representatives Of the leading