Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-20

principles, lnstcau OF remaining silent
whom tho vote upon Potter's resolution
was taken. The following general opin.
ion Is expressed: The movement in
Washington TO unseat President Hayes has
aroused considerable discussion In Provi.
dence. A feeling Of alarm Is growing that
the movement Is more formidable than
was generally supposed. The prominent
Republicans deprecate any such &C.
ton. Many ridicule II. but many
others believe that II may lead 70 great
peril and danger. The more conservative
Democratic leaders think II there was any
fraud In Hayes election II should DO
branded and punished. but II would 10
| unwise 10 unseat the President. and sub-
| jcct the country 10 tho confusion which
would inevitably follow. Other Demo-
crats heartily favor the prospect,
arc loud In their denunclAtion oil
Hayes for his occupancy Of tho
Presidential chair and the progress Of the
movement Is watched carefully by the
politicians. The people Of this State are
so thoroughly Republican that its support
would 10 given to Hayes In case OF emer-
gency.
PROM
sr. JonSsBuRo. VT. May 19.-Judgo
Poland says: ~ did not think there was
any need Of an electoral commission. I
believed that tho provisions Of the Con-
siiiution were complete for the purpose Of
determining who wn elected President.
But the commission was created by law
and acted In Obedience thereto. and both
Houses Of Congress think this conclusive.
and know no power In Congress under the
Constitution or laws tO overturn or over
ride that decision by . new contest over
the vote for electors In any particular
State. II the proposed action In Congress
looks 10 unsettling the Presidents title
and . new trial Of that question. I regard
II . purely revolutionary movement.
Some members Of the Democratic party
mean that. doubtless. ~ they would do
anything to secure political power. but /
am sure the wiser and better men OF the
party do not for they must SEQ that tho
Government itself would be imperilled.
| think OF the whole u Is mainly pushed
from two motiyos-a good card for use In
the coming elections, and Tilden and his
friends hope thus 10 keep him sufficiently
prominent for \ presidential candidates
again, aud l expect no other result from ID
than hotter political feruent and addition
nj LinJrancs to Inc r,turn Of tbe prosner.
inv OF m, eountry pnminent Iirpubli.
cans express like views nspectiny The pro-
passed. sction and motives Of tho Demo.
Gratis, and favor an investigation A. tho
only prryeptiyo 10 future like gigantic
frauds. 0oyernor Fairbanks. Rcp1biIcan.
In pursuance OF am establisbed ruio I'M such
cases. declined 10 e.pr,ss his views. Col.
.Jew,tt Endorsed tbo.s Of Inc monument
Republicans'
IN" "'""'e Sta'es'
ALBANY. y. u, May l9.-Governor Rob-
inson, Democrat, saws. ss an individual
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Potter resolution meets with tho approval
Of all fair-minded citizens. Democrats or
l~epublicsns. The m.iority of tb, pcople |
:, A.. .o.,,-. 80. A., - 4.
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Inc reople will mot be satisfied, and Ina
country will be In . feverish state. and the
question Will bc constantly agitAted. 1he
opposition OF the iiepnniicahs W the IN
vestigation VIII be received as gunsi al.
mission OF the wrong. nc thihks tho ih.
vestigation viii NOT Affect the business OF
the country. ls RESULT whatever u may
be. Will tend to . more settled feeling of
security. IL the investigation shows Hayes
to have been elected. the result will DO
accepted ~ final. and the cry Of fraud
viii DO hushed. IL u shows That Tilden
electors were chosen In Florida and Louis
lana. u may not % possible 70 secure lhe
eating 81 the righhui President. lie had
not considered whether there Was any way
Tor that or not, but IT, viii bring down
upon the conspirators' high and low. the
condemnation OF u Cheated Anu deiranded
people, ana VIII remand the gnilty parties
who inspired the wrong. or participates IN
u, IN oblivion or the prison. Tue address
of the Republican Congressmen ~ ridicu'
lous IN the light OF the action OF tho Eiec-
torai Commission. The truth can have no
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that he had given the matter very little al.
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tpemoeraU docs not believe tho fot'er
resolution was intended TO unseat Hayes,
but n might establish n bal preoedspt and
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