Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-08

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DAILY Nrws.l
The ssrugEle for go bigger Place
Than ola 0rascs."
WASHINGTON. April T. Considerable
uneasiness 10 manifested In Democratic
political circles tonight regarding tho &C.
ton Of the House tomorrow In the mat
ter Of the election Of . Doorkeepsr. The
Republican tactics. put In force last Fri.
day by Buffers resolution. nominating
General Shields for immediate election Is
Doorkeeper, arc fruitful Of embarrassment
for the Democrats. The majority must
consent 10 let his resolution DO brought
before the House a. . matter Of privilege.
or else submit 10 having the election In
definitely postponed by numerous sxpe-
dients within the power Of tho minority
under the ordinary rules Of proceedings.
But In order 10 secure tho election OF their
caucus nominee they must vote 10 sub.
stituto for the words General James
Shields. . true. MANNED Union soldier
the name Of Field. whom everybody
knows a. an ext Confederate soldier. This.
in view Of the fact that Shields 10, and
always has been q Democrat. 10 likely "
prove embarrassing In the Fall campaign,
aside from which II IL feared that various
Democratic Representatives Of districts In
Illinois and elsewhere, where there arc
large numbers OF irish votors' may trlee'
the caucus nominee and cast their votes
for Shields, with tho result perhaps. Of
electing him.. TN the other hand, leaders
oi the party express mat al thr
Democrats Will Tomorrow iaii INTO Inns
In support Of the caucus nominee, anu
that the criticisms based On the selection
OF q Confederate soldier Tor TIL. position
will not have any rerceptble innnence IN
the political struggle hereafter IL Is Also
intiinaiei maj Shields wiil 'o'morro"
decline the pronered eAhdiuAey'
LIVELY r.lL e~u Wells Nua
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writing. There were hAif.a-dozen better
things you could have dom Ter us, AND ~
~. Ja ~ ro..h ~ IN ma h.cl n vouIss
not have taken General Anderson and me
out Of jail" was the angry response.
"But what else could we have lone In the
matter p queried Sherman. oh, II the
President had said but . word to Nichols,
1t would have saved Us from all tho misery
Of staying In prison. A limo from Hayes
would have lone the business As ior
writing letters, you might have written
two hundred OF them and they would not
have been worth any more than 30 much
waste paper The Interview continued
in this vein for quite . while. and was
conducted at times IN 80 loud = Key That
the voices penetrated 70 Tue .dloinins
chambers, Tho language OF Wells being. N
listener described y; freely inter-
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question will be on the amendment offered
by Senator Blaine 10 the concluding Sec
ton OF the Judiciary Committees bill. In
| these words. $50 long ~ said Central Pa.
cidc and Union Pacific Railway Com.
panies shall faithfully comply with the
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