Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-12
The ohio RspubIica.s.

The Ohio Rspublicans.
CINCINNATI, June l2.-following is tho
substance OF the resolutions offered by
William Ampt in the Republican Convsn-
ton and which were referred to tho Com
mittee on Resolutions amidst great eI-
element: First-The Ohio Republicans
arc not opposed 70 an Investigation Of tho
frauds In the Presidential contest Of 1876,
but demand that all investigation DO i'm
partial, and include all States where fraud
IL alleged TO have been committed Sec
ond. tho title Of President Hayes 10 be-
yond dispute. or congressional interfer-
ence |; tho American people are opposed
TO all payment Of rebel claims /: third. that
We tender the PROSTATE Republicans
South, many Of whom. being eI.Union
soldiers, ARC ostracised rs carpet.baggcrs
and s~calawags. our earnest sympathy In
their struggle for political liberty. and we
will always honor the name Of General
Grant for his patriotic efforts In behalf Of
Southern Republicans.
A Labor Riss IN Canada.
QuEcrc. June i2.-Tho strikers have
been plundsrins Renand's nour store in
81. Psul's street, stopping traffic on the
street and forcing truckmen to assist them
In carrying of their plumber. Battery D
and the police are now dispensing tho
mob.
LArrR, ESQ ?. M.-The riot 10 IN the In.
crease, the strikers now numbering some
Thousands. Battery d was forced 70 TO-
treat, the riot set not having been read.
Tho Captain Provost, AdIutant, and some
Others Of the men arc badly cut with stones.
Tho mob have broken into Renaud's store
and stolen therefrom nearly 1000 barrels
Of iour, compelling the carriers TO take
IL away. The military arc marching up
and down ~. Paul street, attempting 10
disperse the crowd. but without avail.
Later-The Riot Act has Just been read
and firing commenced. One man In re-
ported killed and several wounded.
STANLEY Matthew'S Costemps for she
Committee.
WASHINGTON, June i2.-The prospect OF
an issue being raised between tho House
and Senate concerning Stanley Matthew
failure to obey the subpens Of the Potter
Investigating Committee has been almost
entirely dissipated to-day. Chairman Pot.
ter's letter 10 Matthew'S, assuring him that
the Committee has no desire 10 interfere
with bis performance OF Senatorial duties,
but on the contrary, desires to meet his
views Of convenience - " time OF attend
ance, etc., 10 construed 70 indicate very
clearly that tho Democratic members Of
the Committee intend 10 allow the matter
10 drop quietly out OF sight. Matthews.
Of course. will not ind II convenient TO
appear before Potter's Committee whilo
Congress remains In session. and after ad.
journment the Committee will obviously
have no means Of pressing the issue any
further, and Matthews will continue 10
ignore alike the subpoena and this latest
suggestion.
Alexander II. stephens.
WASHINGTON, June l2.-Alexander II.
Stephens has written . letter 10 tho Chair
man OF the Democratic Executive Com
mittee Of the Eighth Congressional Dis.
trict Of Georgia. In which hs says no shall
neither seek nor decline . nomination at
the hands Of the convention soon TO meet.
.But H." he says, "the convention shall
repudiate me a. an unft representative Of
Democratic principles, and shall attempt
TO rule me- U Of tho Democratic party be-
cause Of anything connected with my re-
cent public acts or sentiments. then l say
10 you and to them. plainly and distinctly.
that I shall regard their edict - but . brs-
fum 64i~sn, issued by an irresponsible fac.
ton Of tricksters, and the question
whether I or they are sound In the faith OF
the fathers shall DO answered by tho pso-
pls."
STANLEY Matthews and Pottsr's Cem.
mittee.
CHICAGO, Juno l2.-The TriJuas says:
We print . dispatch from Columbus. Ohio.
this morning. which presents tho most
reasonable theory Of senator Matthew
disinclination to appear before tho Potter
Committee. and the one said 70 DO held BY
Matthew friends. II Is, In brief, that
Mr.. Matthews 10 now conscious that ho
permitted Anderson 10 hoodwink and de-
ceive him. and that hs Ia ashamed 10 mako
q frank confession Of the fact. The story
told leaves little doubt that Anderson first
played upon Mr.. Matthew sympathy and
afterwards used Mr.. Matthews " ithout tho
latter's suspecting II, - . basis for work.
ing up the story which Anderson has since
told before the Potter Committee.
Demecrasic Economy.
WASHINGTON. June l2.-Ths House Do.
hciency bill has been agreed upon without
amendment BY tho Senate Judiciary Com
mittee, the evident intention being TO pass
the bill without delay. In order to deprive
the House Democrats Of any opportunity
70 recall tie bill and bury II until after
the Fall elections. Tho amount sppro-
priated will, 20 far - II goes. illustrate
the true inwsrdnsss Of Democratic econo-
my, which chiefly consists in leaving hon.
est debts unpaid and then bossting OF .
tremendous reduction In Government 81.
penses.
william Caller bryant Dead.
NEW YORK, juno l2.-william Cullen
Bryant died At s:s5 o'clock this morning.