Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-11

tue ftortua shusS~s
JACKSONVILLE. Juno l0.-Tho lnvesti
eating Committee resumed work Thu
morning and will close ia labors tonight
leaving for Washington tomorrow.
The testimony Of McLin was continued
Witness detailed his appointment a. a
Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court O
New Mexico. the office for which his lettel
to Governor Hayes. put In evidence OF
Saturday. hal been written. Previous Il
his appointment he had been informed q
the instance Of the President. by Cowgirl
Of the Returning Board. that ho would b
appointed. His rejection by the Senate
he attributed to the personal ill.will o.
Conoyer. His subsequent failure TO gct
tho vacant Jusiiceship In New Mexico
promised him by the President WAS due te
the lukevsrmness Of Conover. the Presi
dent having told Cowgirl that he WAS under
both political and personal obligations Il
Cowgirl and witness. Cowgirl Mas ap
pointed 10 an agency In the Treasury bu'
lid not take IL. and WAS then promised an
Authorship In the Treasury. Among thos,
prominent in the Florida election Of 1876
tho following hal been provided for
0oysrnor Stearns, on tho Hot springs
Commission +; j.. W. Howell VINO got ny
the Drigger returns In Baker county. Col
lector Of Customs la PernAniinA. Florida
Joseph Bowers, the Election Inspector
charged with manipulating ballots In Leon
countv In I'm the Treasury DEPARTMENT II
Warrington William ~. vance, clerk a.
Archer Precinct No. 2, has . feieral posi-
ton At Warrington; u. u, niaek, IN,
spector at the same precinct has . federal
clerkship In Philadelphia; Bell, ln'
spector In Jefferson county, had received .
Federal appointment out was since re-
moved u. H., Leon, Inspector IN .eou
county, so s,..hns .orn,, ~
rreently . positiou In the Treasury, and
Moses J. Taylor. one Of the Returning
Board OF JEFFERSON, 10 ln 'no i,nu on,ce =
'.hoa. ~ n. stata c.ny,s.ine Bo.rd
Governor Stearns said TO witness be
thought II Of some importance that the
hrst sadin before lho go ~. " n ,s ..
$3.50, s,ss,ns ssw Ina returns a. they
we're received by him and said tho result
would DO very close. D%rigger's return
from BAKER peing VIC mos. ,se ~
any Sa"i,s5 ~i,n... 10 rs,J Thai 10 NJ
1ssApin nr.tsrsnca to tbe otber,' A. n
.s..a.iiy A.. onI, ,ronerIv.male retnrn,
Sss.rsI :, .ha x%i.i,ipg ,tatesmep. includ.
ins SoyS. himself. told witness that Moves
80 In hosom friend OF HAYES and repre-,
.ents,I H.ye,. Moves impressed ON wit.
49, ,hst ih,v whole matter WAS Ringing on
PioriIa: that The other States were all
light Soy,. only promised that members
Pr. n.,n,niny Roarl vouli be pro.
.i,.I a., G.n lew wallace. who Was e..
,..i.iiy ..,ivs in getting nm evidence. ssid
fI.,s. hal telecrsphed him 10 come 10
Pic,iJ. and tS.t n Have. got In he
xoniS Ia taIen care OF A. we'll As other
Florida Republicans. lila " course
v.s Ieterminel by principles aud not by
nremises. Although they were not weight.
la. He could have gained as much pe-
cnni.rily by voting ono way a. another.
m m, itetnrning Boari hal thrown out
nrccinets exactly A ordered by the Su.
p.smsi Conrt The State would certainly
have been counted for Tilden. Since the
canvass he had learned that 100 Eepubli.
can votes hal been smuggled into Aiachua
and 2i9 Republican votes added to the
Iii IA, ~ J.6.r.on Hawaii. candidate