Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-01

dispatch says: George Alfred Townsend
had an interview with President Hayes at
Gettysburg yesterday. most Of which re.
lated To tho Potter investigation. Tho
President said there never was = time
when our good Providence was so plainly
leading us to peace and order, and We had
less temptation IN fly away ; yet under the
evils Of caucus government. which coerces
the timid. the unwary and often good men.
we are now threatened with mutiny and
perhaps conflict. Tho direct agents which
brought on the rebellion were spirits Of
light compared TO the present fomenters OF
national and general discord. Slavery was
q vast property. At any rate. the white
people OF the South were educated 10 be-
iieye 30. They had that material at stake
for their apology for tho war. But to
disturb the country ono moro In tho
same generation for nothing but political
spoila IL nothing less than AZ Internal
scheme.
Question by Townsend-Does II give you
a. much alarm M the letter OF Mr.. Key 10
the people Of the South expressesf Ans.
1t gives mo no moro personal alarm
than any other citizen /; but have learned
TO look with apprehension on the growth
Of caucus influence In America. am en-.
lowed with = trust which | must discharge
like q magistrste. Mr.. Key did not erag.
geraie tho ease when hcwrote: "N0 man
need hope that tho scheme Of the men who
engineered tho movement 10 unsoat Presi.
dent Hayes can DO carried out without o
- -l.lI -..t ANaI. n aah.Uua ..NpnN
be carried out without war. ! swore 10
preserve the Constitution OF the United
States, and I will deliver the Executive
office In It's integrity TO my successor.
Congress can impeach me In the House Of
Representatives and try me In tho Senate.
There IL no other way In which ! will
recognize any attempt 81 Congress 10
remove mo: but l do not believe that
the United States Senate has fallen TO that
point where higli.class Democrats like
bayard and Thurman. Gordon and Hill.
will agreo 10 make the Senate q vehicle
for carrying nut tho revolutionary edict OF
. party caucus by Q conviction on impeach.
ment. I have looked To public opinion
With the confidence that q public man
ought never to lose in It's support. both In
nv policy and against the action Of this
Congress. In that public opinion ! rank
4 pairiotic press. When politicians, Con-
prc.smcn, even Senators. fall into the arms
Of a few Philistincs, tho great body Of tho
press-its incorruptible part-responds 10
The patriotic scruples Of the people. That
public opinion has come 10 the relief Of
H. 80 nnmerons Democrats in Congress
Wv VIZ III al. ,hinc snJ ,., ,.ora
W. ~. .au ~
Wssaa,in, ~ Alexander n. stepbens. Tho
p.'sis.n'ss.,J hi. conrso In ,his matter
..nomnmanJ.b him IN his are and history.
yyb.t . nity bis nhysical strepcth 10 nj.
r.. can.,e.. 4. not eop.l 10 liz iptrepid
MI n.trioiic .nirii. Il reIoico IN The
.sre,r,h bo bss attained beforo the
Nortb and south and the ierycnt patriot.
lam he never oonceals. There Is no ambi.
,ion WHEN wi,i ieaa n,m, aSa,n NJ, np uuI
hi. cI.iI. mon hin neirbbors.
Q--Do You anticipate no other evil Of
the Potter policy prevailing than III NJ
IT, rn,,,ns largo m.Iority-
say two.tLirds Of both lIouses-of Con.
gress. they might attempt to decline CO.
opsIatlon WIN .ho Executive anu ''"S
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when 'ney srIiVo " "=ssniusson A.. nov.
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Notes from she national CHpttst.
WARRINGTON, MAY 3l.-Horaco Davis
,oa.v ,e,o,ve5 . t.l,pr.m inouiripp what
u' .,
Ia the latest date ~ which the successful
candidate for q cadet appointment can ro-
mort M Wc,t Point. The latest date for
- .,,o. ., coin, ,n,o s,nnor an
'""' P''o eo'"h
campment 10 June 2oth' but the California
nominee will be allowed 10 present himself
,or o,,m;n,,ion nv Tho Ac.Jsmic Bo,rd on
A.. 9o,h oi hnsu.; which i. sbortlv mo.
20. ~ nj ,he ne,t term
sargent in ,bs senate and Davis In ,ho
uonss ~. asv n,o.sna.J . memorial M the
T.iIso,ni, Ic.5emv of Sciences. prsyinr
for Increased sppropri.tions. sunIcient 10
s,tenJ Inc onersiIops Of The SIrnal service
over the whole Of California and the Paci.
flo Coast and tho interior plateau. The