Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-12
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

immigration. It was referred to the Commit
tee on Foreign Relations. The California
Legislature has passed Resolution commend
ing the same. The California delegation in
the House have concluded to have this and
al other bills referred to the Com n ttee on
education and labor 1t is thought that this
Committee will give the question early and
favorable consideration.
They who scot at Women's Rights nick
name the deliberative bodies organized in the
interest of that movement Hen Conventions. ="
| The MORNING APPEAL cannot lend counte-
nance to such levities; nor do we sympathise
with such an irascible old pullet as the Ms
Croker who interrupted the proceedings of
the Womens Suffrage Convention at Wash
ington on Thursdap with the harsh d;scord
and cackle of impertinent dissent. Senator
Sargent has introduced a bill into the body of
which he is a member, for the purpose of al
lowing women to practice law in the Courts of
the United States. Following are copies of
the Constitutional amendment proposed by
NJ. Sargent and by him introduced in the
! Senate:
Section 1.-The right of citizens of the Uni
ted States to vote shall not be denied or alb
riged by the United States or by any State on
| account of sex.
Sec. 2.-Conoress shall have power to en-
force this article by appropriate legislation.
Luttrells anti Chinese bill prohibits the
employment of Cinnamon on any vessel or
public work of the United States.
Sherman Day has been appointed one of the
Assistant Commissioners at Paris. A son of
Gen E. D. Reyes is also appointed
Gov. Mccormick, the head of the Paris
Fair Commission, finds that al the space as
signed to American exhibits would be more
than occupied by the agricultural machines
already entered. OF course he will have to
weed out from these plows and reapers,
threshing machines and cultivators, a very
large proportion thereof.
Some confidence men of Omaha are in Jail
for swindling dodge of no little ingenuity
They addressed letters to many parties in
formingl them that certain man had died
suddenly at hotel, and that his watch, Jew
elry, valuable luggage ETC., would be forward
ed to his relatives on payment of $28, the
amount of his board bill
Beecher has written characteristic letter
explanatory of his views on hell. He seems
to be alarmed at his own noise and to have
deemed it best to ''hedge" Says he: cit is
true that the question Of the nature Of the
suffering, the object of the penalty and the
question of its duration, I have discussed with
such light as | had, deaying that al the light
had yet broken out of the Holy Scriptures on
these various points that it contained. The
charges of atheism, infdelity universaism
and theism are made by men who know moth |
ing and who take no pains to know anything. |
Eyes have they, but they see not. My work
ing sympathies 60 with the evangelical ortho-
dox ministry | refuse to be held to consist
envy with any dognatic system Of theology of |
the past. | am with Calvin and against Cal
vim; am with Armenius and against Arme-
Mus; am with the episcopacy and against
the episcopacy; I am with the Roman Church
and against it, my object being not to build
or defend any system u Histology or goveln-
ment, but to bring holiness Of lie.
Hon. George II. PendIeton has been nom
mated by the Democratic Legislative caucus
If Ohio for the >oaatorship which viii be LETT
vacant by the expiration Of John Sherman
1nezpred term, now occupied by Stanley Mat
.he~s, and which will end in 1Iarch 1879.
}Ir. PendIeton has been in public life ever
since he was a boy. HIS father, Nathaniel
George Pendleton, was member Of Congress
rom 1871 to 1&43 His grandfather was one
# Alexander Hamilton's seconds in his duel
With Aaron Burr. Geo H. Pendleton was
BORN in Cincinnati in 1925. His graceful
bearing, and immaculate and notwithstanding
oIar gained him the name of "Gentleman
iec. &C. lie represented his district in Ohio
n lie Thirty-ff5h, Thirty-sixth, Thirty
eTenth, and Thirty eighth Congresses; and in
864 was nominated for Vice President on the I
icket with Little Mae He is an Ultra Dem t
crat Of the Nallandigham school-quito nat
rally So; for he is of South Carolina stock
originally. He is regarded as a man of re-
pectable abilities and is said to possess much
earning and culture. 7
The bonded debt of Mississippi is 500, 900.
he newly inaugurated Governor says in his F
lessage that the financial and educational
interests Of the State are in a prosperous con- :
ition