Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-20
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The Political Prosecutions
In Louisiana.
President Hayes Will Not
Interfere.
The Proposed New Elec-
toral Law.
THE cnIHAMAN's CHAMPION AR.
CUES THEIR CASE.
BIG HORN PROsPECroRs NUR.
DRRED By INDIANS.
ESPECIAL DprArcHss TO TIE 0oLp HUI
DALI NEul
ESPECIAL DnsrAruHss TO rn ooLp HUI
DALI Naval

Dtnhil VI tuc Suincsos NJ uoiu hsi
treaties arc beyond the reach Of ordinary
legislation. and illustrated this by the
decision Of the California Courts. that
State laws against Chinese are void DO.
cause In conflict with tho treaty. He
quoted from the Ban Francisco CAroaisi,
It's declaration that, what 10 called the
" bloody agitators," like Kearney, must DO
put down, - evidence that those who are
anxious 10 restrict Chinese immigration
are debased people. He denounced those
| who favor such legislation - ignorant and
murderous. II was tho weight OF . few
thousand foreigners having M support.
He argued that our trade with China 10 .
| valuable interest. which should not be re-
linquished for people who care nothing
for the national honor. like the anti.Chi.
nese people Of California. He held II not
right TO deprive people who settle In Cali
forniA Of the right TO employ Chinese, ne
groes or Indians. The Blk Companies are
| willing 70 have some restriction placed on
tho number Of Chinese who arc 10 o. rive.
but did not coincide with tho abusive and
strenuous resistance Of al legislation look.
ing TO that end. He said II any restriction
should be placed on Chinese immigration,
California would soon clamor for moro
Cinnamon. Ho referred 70 Sargonts re-
commentator 10 prevent aliens who can.
not become citizens from acquiring real
estate In fee ~ outrageous. He attacked
Sargent for being . member Of tho Com
mission. saying he belonged 70 . society
pledged TO exclude Chinese. He did not
| consider there was danger Of any largo In
u OF chinese. All AiiegAuons mat Ine
ohInese AIc imInA 81. ~ IN t
rri",,oJ c.iii3rni: va. nreIudiced. sneaL.
ing Of the truthfulness Of the Chinese he
quoted Judge stanley,'s testimony before
msn haaars ,hs cs,iiorn;a Can't. d. ~
common ss smoking I'm the streets /; and
! Indigo Ueydenfeldt a. testifyipg that tho
| Chine,e ara better laborerr and would
mako better citizens than the average Of
emiprants. He accused them OF declaring
| Cbi1ese children from the schools, and
asserted tbero wero 5000 10 kept from
.cbooi. Al this mint ho WAS ipterrupted
Nv one of Ina eommittee. Who proposed. A
| t6e rpum WAS very long, Il should be
pIinted by Inc committee.
P'ah"u --,
1ns v,as IN \, Wa al ,hs d3cnmsnt
iibelcd himself and tho people Of Caiifor-
mia; that 1t was false and malicious, and
SHOULD no. 70 1 m "l'nout an' uuaa
omPan!,n =. ,ia.,war, .horid hs nisroi
~ s..s.na,s hsnJs for ,snlv' and th.t nnb-
i;.s,ian Ia made NJ ,ha stt,ck and reply
.',nni,.n.or.i
The New Electoral Law.
CHICAGO, Fob, l8.-A Tim.s Washington
.,ociaI .avs. Tho Hou.e anil. COMMITTEES
49,
having III ehA'so 'ns io''''on VI A"o
governing tho electoral count. have agreed
IN the following. In csso of a contest n
a. =. a.. ,ho ten. oi.c,o,. NJ .nv st.tc
y, IN c,.e M an alleeed inelirible elector
snno,niSd Inv snv State. the ssmo NAV be-
ppsnJ rnon hy Tho hirbcst indici.i trim.
Ia y, sr.h 49, In .-cco,d.nce viii the
na.o, N.at sna A. Js.ision ,Ss,soi sh.Ii
wi ..o, .s.Iod A. A.. Gov
pe W " y. ~ .,ni,.a a,.s.. d,.ac,ed 40
.,n'nens1 ~ 10, az a.n.,s rha prs.i.
,he Ir,S,uehs W ~ ..sm ~ ar n,a..rcs
uen o, .ne oenAo .hNs =. ~, = psrn.a
o. o s%a mn u ~ A. Wnn." =, R~snrs.snt.tive.
open all certificates. The votes shall then
DO counted by both Houses Of Congress. -
sei,ihsa uy sne e rom.raa. s,csvt from
those states whero there Is q contest a. TO
who arc the true electors and In which
there Is an lhel'giply e'eG.Ir. a. %
eAsc .nv avv'. nNpa .a s"Ss .S.ii h.
triolnai OF uns' . ~ nnnn,.d ~ AZ.
consIusl'e; snn ro - ,s.sr.sS n. M
SoIaAnoo ,1sInn " ~. 10 uoysss
Svhcur,sn' .ss,tsa., =, such S.ci.ion 4.
with ~. .sa,s.si5 the contosted
1na'e roh at.,s -, stste. shsII mol
,oSs no uni... ho,h Uorsos concu,
.h.'aIu Ths r.r.on having m grestest
.%anIn. =, 90 a. pre.Idont .hsIl bc
p.a.;d.rt i, ..id number be ! majority Of
~ whois nrmhsr os vote.
The Political P~ersseueioss IN Leu
tsiRna.
w.susoros. February l9.-Represen.
rm,- IT,, ,,,,..,,.a u.
ta".' hih'
terview Win fresiuen' hayes is' nish'
Ia received an assurance that the Admin.
-. ri ,av.r oo,,.mni.,.a ints,.
i~s'rAuon "n' n.' -.
ference py unied oAuss oour" o' oIhe1'
wise with the action Of the courts or Stats