Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-09
Montgomery Blair'S AT.
tack on the
President.
NE WANTS THE ALLEGED BARGAINS
INVESTIGATED.
Senator Jones' Views on
the Silver Bill.
HE THINKS We CAN STAND A
FLOOD or SILVER.
A Special Message on the Chinese
Question.
PATTERSON WILL NOT REsIeN
JUST YET.
[sPrciAL DprArcHrs TO TINE Coin HUI
PATTERSON WILL NOT REsI0N
JUST YET.
lsrrcrAL DprArcms TO the Coin Hui
ia ~ NKws.l
senator Je..s On silver.

| prices have been 30 depressed by the prcs-
.,ro q, -, .,,.,5in, ,o,,i..,or .-,.,r.,
rr go.
q SHRINKING Voiume u money lnA' I"
must DO . long time, II ever. before re-
| monetiz,tion M silver with uprestricted
-. -, 4. ...,,,.u 1870 ar.
oo'hAs' 'ou'u u' s"y'"'"s .uiA'o' '"An
arrest tho decline. II would be . great
point gained II could b made 70 serve
- Q ~breakwater against the tidal wave OF
bankruptcy that is now sweeping over the
country: There 10 not enough OF silver
.avno. \, n,,c.. rhoyo nv h"w'
ever. he enough. n coinage we're
left free to render real estate actually sale
able ~ prices ~ which " ishow nominally
ssssn.,eJ that sor ,ho nrssant ,timn,.nts
only can keen him alive. Recovery Of
full tono Of health and vigor must come
iaur. ~ the puI 70 Iessoie 70 si,,e. y.
riBhuui nionntAry Iunct,ons' " mhisn ~
~ ~r'onsi"" uopii,eu io,'in ..noo
p,i . monu, "n,." wa 1870 ~ VIC
noaso . h,P.esen'su'ys ~ ~ une.
ol Io,o, nan oecomc. Jaw, Mou,u ns,e
pro'en..u 'nc s'.A. u'pi,oiA'Jno p..oP'
ery shIen hss .Asen pisso sInoo ,uon'
wvuiu nav isi,e,ou ~ ush.ne Nsa
sole 'a"u, a"u uouIu nav %m.y W.
49,. ~. n.sus,a
Snn". nv. ss." =. .'mNss...
n..'o. : nos ~ ~.
wy shu ny"neI' oA.ss ~ suilo'ont iuAn
Wy u.yonu ,ho .a.iens sonsunP'on ~
,ho = ~ ''o suPP'y no.ueu y ns,s
oo .nio.n on ou' ms,ne's sa ,s.ss
snS1usn W .nIs'' nunn ~ Nv,
,a1g Iii" I.n.n ~, Csin. no.,
to-, ~ prsnrj..o aa,,h.wr,on M.
ILL. al v.nina in an. corrr. N ,r.d.
sios oco Soo Fvon In ,ho imnroh.bIs
s..o, ~ ,Io jamon.t,z,,Ion NJ siiysr Inv
ma latin Union. which In snv csse vould
coma IN M. sioriv oivinc ma = number m
voars n, vhicI, 20 sh.o,h a Inc m.vni.
;nJa ~ ,h.t .,oct onynt mo-, to hs s1ai.
-. A. - ~. M. 80 "a -
esn' !" siaim w. ~
money winch couia ",snn Auy Icssonsoio
ums Vomo n1m noso snH1s
uou'' nv : nea,'us I'M sI.. 80.
oho. y nohoy.A'so.o'n 1917 -
,ounS' sIo"Ins SUI shue,cIoPsu uou";
,,na .his - o,erIopheu " unueIv.ss
VIVA, tne money sosoIo'ns cspael.y ~ sns
SoiIu ", w 'a" uu.inS ~ nusio'ou' ~
o'uons ,nauc' W v ~. ni',A y p.Pe' .I
iehoies petweeh iof9 ahu iooo. ins risc
~ prices curing this Period was scAIcci.
ooset,aoie' ehcep' ~ Tvs cneo. u insfe .
InB .he 'olume VI secuIiies' anu VIC
prons OF business inuusny snu som'
merce were eryw stimniated, anu the
e,sa,tor, ineo.i9 = 'sp,.. NJ
VII '''hB' 'ou'''e'eu' u"u'uA'! 'e"'''
Montgomery HAIRS Attack on she
President
Axx,ro,,s MARYLAND. J,nu,rv g.
,""e'"~, NJ - a.. - NJ,
montgomery niAi' III '"o hou'o VI De'
egates to-day introduced aresolution mom-
| orializing Copgress, which sots forth that
4. 49, $500, IN, n,ov,a.., ,h., M a.
Tue 'A'o o'.'''.s' :" P'o''"ou as' "ou''
cision OF the Presidential election under
that act should preclude Judicial decision on
,ha c.... that tho commi.sion beld it,slf
~ -.
incompetent 10 decide' anu did hoid iheh
incompetent TO inquire whether some State
returns were true or fAl Q, and that the
President Ia seated In virtue Of notorious
ly fraudulent returns which Justice Strong.
whose vote seated him. has admitted. and
as the President has admitted by disre-
garding returns In matter OF state officers
whose interests were identical with bis
that whilst . reputation OF these returns
by the incumbent for all purposes save his
own election Is an admission that II was Q
fraud to use them for that purpose. the
motives which induced this partial repu.
diation greatly aggravate his ofiense; that
by o published statement Of John Young
brown, which has remained uncontrolled.
ed since April, 1877. u appears this repu,
diation was the condition imposed by said
Brown and his associates, then holding
the balance OF power Of the House OF
Representatives, upon which alone tho
incumbent could DO counted INTO eficc
upon these false returns that this condi.
ton was accepted for the incumbent by
Stanley Matthews and Charles Foster. then
and since his closest friends and most au.
thoritatiys representatives that Brown
and his associates had been elected a. ID.
versaries Of incumbent, but separated from
the great body Of their political associates
In the House Of Representatives 10 carry
into effect said arranvement that NJ the