Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-20

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t1nns, In "n ne. uIa.,,o1 -oUIJ
nttesly demorsiizo b%nsiness Of ali Minds.
and without doubt unfavorably Affect the
credit Of The country abroad; IL pressed
Wy peopIo rou'u sinA I'll o.ael ,sc,
wi ' % .n.y suna ~ W. oue ~ - 0 ~,
1890 ~ I,s .ounr W III.
1870 ~, .ensLA' ui,"s nH ,ann
Pr,,p a.. ana " u No. ~, ,Sa
r.nn.a.s ~. upss1S' rean
sr,l.n"s y. ~ I'M W. III.
aI. ~ .se " o
s,,in' ..iit.t, M g.n,
s."ns PoIluoai eon'ess. Aho o",o'uo'
nAs no FEARS OF revolution OF. - ne eh'
prcsses "; ,'IMe1icanizaiion Oh inc GOV
ernmsnL, but, a. stated anticipates .
general disturbance OF business by resson
OF rendering capitalists timid In making
lnvesImehts. Other prominent politicians
e,piess lhe opinion mat lilo passage OF inc
,oIer resoiuuon VIII resnit In tho ADAM
uonment OF .he currency and other issues
anu ~ the ran eiections parties wiz De ar
and Democratic.
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oAa @htN -aeI IAInDIIY
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iho n.yiv Witch .ttcmnt.J 4, a. "a worid
be fntilc In its ~results. He believes tbat
Tho moplo OF tlis ststo. without distlpc.
lion of party, would look with great disfs.
yor ON any such movement. Iiepublicaps
would regard n M revolutionary. and the
great majority OF tho Democrats as at least
Impolitic. Any such movement would bo
Iiss.trous 10 lie business Interests OF tho
country. Itvould tend 10 Mexicsnize our
0%oyernmcnt: 10 destroy public confidence
In ia stability. and IN disgrace n In the
eyes Of tho world. He Is confident that
tkc neonIe M bIs State. Including the
Whole body OF tho hepuDiicans, Anu nearly
.Iemsut male Inv Copp,ess. whsteycr tl,e
latter may think Of the Justice Of tho do.
cision.
THE HIGHT SPIRIT IN IOWA.
Drs MONIES, May ia correspondent
OF the H,oaM sought Governor Gear. Re.
,,IIi..n =, Aha .,..,,ivo oo,s. ,o.d.v IN
get MS views regarding the agitauon OF
tho Presidents title. iie was surprised
and shocked 10 think that the question OF |
o-,.,in. u.v.. .ho,,lJ Il. so,,o,.iv ,,o,,h,
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OF, ~ erpfcia,Iy lnA. sgR,esS'ye Ae'oh
shoulu 10 e~ontemPian ny oonsr'rs.
Cohgress nas NO riBh' 10 mako III A''ack
upon uo rrtslueht.
Corresponaent-"i o rrga,n 'lc rresl,
cents " tnen, ~ ABOVE mo power "
oonsress 20 Amrnu
uovernor-, ies, si,' = rsafu Iiaycs ~
ftes,ueht "e .J"s'" ahn "'y"", y WIN
nse the power o, my once 70 MAINTAIN MN
a. sucn 70 .no Ih. man anu ias. aoIlar.
Iho rIeS'neh, .uo Anu nhuIc WIZ
even nim " Sousr'ss nhu ~ niAkcs ho
ulhsirn.o ~ 'n ' ~,
w no"i "a' 49,. ~
,,S,onN.. uA,y y Tl'imiuaa MI
,i'ia ILL.,, 80 ,,isan liz, T.. ,La anI.
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M ...n..Ian ~. pa,,.'p;,,,. pro.n.'S
=, ~. tfni,o.h a,s,a,, nil W',or".sh IT,
:. sI.I,s ~, 49, ~. ",a. IL
oonr,s h,.a .r,ho,i,v - ,%no.,ion a.
s.iiti,v ~ a., .c,ion IT.. f.ci,.,i,, ~
,ha am:.,ian =, Ill i.an ,nmiva5 vii :, '"
Carrcsnondcnt." How wonld you r..
,.,J an .,,a,an, \, rnsa., H.. ~ o..
gress
WOMB Iook =, IM ~ in'
would come Andrew J.ct.on ON them
think I can speak for tho whole people Of
iowa on his question, Tor am OF them.
,inn sIwo. Pp ~s,Lar, rlc,rI \, P"'
Josiah A, Young, Secretary Of State.
was asked how tho people Of Iowa feel
about II. and he fully concurrcd in all tho
Governor said. Tho Auditor and Troasur.
or AMI CT .Senator George q. Wright, when
asked about u, confirmed tho opinion 81
tho Governor. that there was too much
trouble In settling that title to havo u dis-
turbed now.
ynon xrrn,sv,.
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L'NooLS' Neo'' may may IVA "''""
reporter had an interview with Governor
Silas CARRIER. lepubliean. to.j.v. anil 4,
II. 49, ,-,,
iop'! i"'S''oh' .no uo'erhor saiu tha'
u was Ills opinion that the movement In.
auguratod in Washington by tho adoption
In Congress Of tho Potter resolution was
not Intended finally TO effect the unseating