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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-07
The Ch.iissss Picture.

The picture called 1.-THE Challenge"
painted by Mcclellan, is now the prop
srty Of Hallinan & Sweeney Of the Elk
saloon, Virginia, and adorns their bar.
A description OF II was recently pub
iishsd In the News. II was purchased
BY Colonel 0sbiston and presented TO
the Elk Friday. Mcclellan is now about
to paint It's companion, TO DO called
1.-THE Battle" In which the game cock
will have accepted the challenge and DO
putting the dunshill fowl to spur and
beak in . lively tanner.
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caaxhs 40 10.

At q o'clock yesterday afternoon Chief
McCourt organized the police Of Virginia
city into . raidins brigade and visited
some Chinese opium dsns. Most OF the
inmates had notice Of what was coming
and escaped. but ten were captured and
corraled. The most Of these were Chi
nsmeu, bat there were two East India
man and among the whites wa Laffsriy.
a man whom the police have been look.
ing for and who will now be compelled
10 answer the charge Of stealing the
chandeliers from the Chinese Masonic
Temple q few weeks since.
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ward.

vmorSi, err. April 8, 1872 Jacob
.Stadysii. Jr., Sscrstary: The c~ompany's
shaft il freed from accumulated water /;
also shaft divided down for the purpose Of
insuring . current Of pure air 70 the bot
tom. A stationary tank has been placed
in tho pump compartment within ~ feet
Of th, bottom. which u IN take up the
natural seepAge water In shaft below .
similar tank in same compartment. 40 feet
below 500 level. Everything will Be- In
readiness 10 commence operations on bot
tom Of shaft tomorrow morning. East
crosscut. 500 level, some slight caves n
different points occurred while under sus-
pension, which hare been cleaned out 10
isc,. Operations will also commence 10
morrow afternoon in extending the cross-
cut toward i.s much desired point to
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-07

NEW YolK BAxKus-Tks BANK Of New York,
N. u. A., American Exchange National Bank.
Loxpos BAnns-Nsssn. smith. Payne q
Smiths; the Union Bank OF London. M
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The Irrspressibiss.

A. and ]. Rich have entitled them.
selves TO be called the "Irrsprsssiblss."
They have not been put down BY late
misfortunes incident to the times. but
are running n Of the n~eatsst, fastest
and finest stores which can be found
anywhere, at sc South street, Virginia,
opposite the Odd Fellows building.
Their stock Of clothing. gents furnish.
ing goods. etc.. has already been alluded
10 In these columns as new, neat, styl.
ish and In every way desirable. II will
be found to be 80 BY all who call there.
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sAp HAVOC IA CRRArED

Among the tenants Of the mouth By silowips
impurities to collect upon their surfscs or In
their interstices. s0z0DoNr removes ever
vestigs OF tartar from the teeth. and renderi
lmpafts TO them whitsness and vigor. but ON.
munieAtes hardness md rosincss TO the gums.
The breath acquires . most aoceptabls ffa
grAnos from is uss; II 10 . purely botanic
liquid, and 10 may be relied on 70 accomplish
its identifying effects without injuring the
enamel like q gritty tooth paste. mall I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-07

Frrsr GAApr C%rRrIyIcArrs. - The
Board Of Examiners Of Storey county
have granted to Miss l.. salksld and
Miss Mary Mcdonnell. OF the Gold Hill
schools, hrst grade teachers certificates.
on their diplomas u graduates OF the
State Normal School Of California.
SATURDAY some half o dozen experts
visited Sierra Nevada. There WA no
water 10 the incline and they report the
formation there constantly improving.
Fully two-thirds OF the rock 10 quartz OF
low grade and heavy strings appear on
the north side.
AnRrsrrD. - Two tramps were OBJ.
served yesterday afternoon TO 60 into
the basement Of the International Hotsl.
Virginia, and come out with bundles Of
provisions under their clothing. They
were promptly arrested and lodged In
Jail as vags.
MENBERs OF the Sarsfsld Guard
should remember that Rsinstsin 4 Wolf
are ready 10 take measures for uniforms.
They should not put Of this matter. bot
call In ct oncs and have their measures
taken.
ArrAcusD.-whesler, Hall 4 Co.
have attached the Vermont Consolidated
for sl33 80. and the Virginia and
Truckss railroad has attached the same
for Sl402 40.
THOMAS W. Boorn and Miss Emily
Niooll we're married In Virginia last Bat
urday. Both parties TO the contract are
we'll known and highly esteemed In
Gold Hill.
Lrox HALL and Patrick 0'Lssry are
on the honor roll In j. z. Bray's select
school for March. The former stands
9s.4 and the latter 97.8.
The drain tunnel to the 0sbiston
shaft 10 now In hard blasting rock and
consequently the progress made In rum
ming IL IL not 30 rapid.
The monthly shooting Of the ssrsheld
Guard will take place NEXT Sunday over
the eompany's range.
MANY Of the Virginia school children
have recovered from the measles and are
again in their seats.
LADY B,TAs paid Saturday $s.s7A rs
TO employees.
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ASK YOURSELF THEsR QUESTIONS.

Are you . d~sspondent sufferer from Sick
Headache. Habitual Costivsnsss, Palpltstion Of
the Heart, Have you Dizziness Of the Head
10 your Nervous System deprcssedf Does your
Blood circulate bsdlyt Have you Q Cough.
Low Spirits, coming up Of the food aftsr eating.
ETC., etc.f All Of these and much more are the
direct result. Of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
and Indigestion. 0RkKHs Auausr Flown 10
now acknowledged By ell druggists to be . POSI-.
the United Staies, through druggists. 10 the
people q Q trial. Two doses VIII saiisfy any
person Of its wonderful quality In curing all
forms OF Indigestion. sample bottles. 10 csnts;
regular size. rs cents. Bold positively by al
nint.class druggists In the Unitsd states.
COW Wed
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Heal 4 Relehef.

yrnorsll err. April ., iS1s..w a!is ,
WiHi.. Secretary : The Joint east driit'
l700 level, 10 now In IA feet. East cross
cut No. 1, 1900 level was advanced 10 feet
during the past week /; total length from
north lateral drift lT4 feet. The drain
tunnel for Osbiston shaft wa extended b
feet. Total length. 2o7 feet.
p. r. 0snisroS, 8upt.
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could CurU.

VIRGINIA Orr. April o, 1873. <.
D.rbro~, Seerstsry; The Joint east drift,
100 level. was extended so feet during
the past week. Good progress Ia being
made In repairs 10 Curry winze from 100
level down. The 1900 level bulkhesd will
be duished tomorrow. Al 0sbiston shaft
there 10 no decrease In tho dow Of water.
The drain tunnel wu extended 81 feet dur
Ing the week.
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ChouarCombiuesIou Nhan.

VIRGINIA Crrr. April 8, ls79.-A. *.
r.. HarB.oa, President: At the Chollar-Nor-
cross Savage shaft during the past week
va have put up smoke stacks for boilers 10
air compressor, have made steam con.
nection between boiler and compressor
and air connections between compressor
and receiver. We have pumped daily
about los, 900 gallons Of water Into the
sutro Tunnel. holding the water at the
2200 station.
Isaac L. RKorA, supt.
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p,psrs.s.. Lass Ess.iax.

n Huston. Mrs J II Page. c. Hillyer.
Mrs John Monoco and son. Miss Dryer,
y spsrling. O 8 Nye. W T Loekhsrt. Mrs
@ McDufie and family. Mrs s LaconA.
EA Humbsrt. J Levy. IN Ballard. W II
King. Joseph Hawk. Tade, W Davis.
Noliie Madden. Mary Connolly, Mrs Bryan,
N sodsrberg. i d King. Mrs Geo A Grail.
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D,,.rs.r,s saturday evening.

Grace Lawrence. p ID Wright, p Blair.
Jas Bu-ns. il Wright. II W Guiberson.
@ 8 King. n 3 Meaeham. J II Wood, L
levy. II II whitshill. J Gallagher. Mrs
W II Grey. Jennie Hague, Mrs Geo Harris.
p Corbstt. " Huifaker and wife. Mrs 4
wills. 8 z Diet.on and wife. W N Lynch
II y Woodruff.
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SAVAGE

VIRGINIA CRY. April Z. 1879. b.
Hoi~es, .Sserstary: The Incline nas oeen
retimbsred IS feet below the l6io level;
total, "A feet. We have built . new tan
on the surface for the purpose Of heating
water for the boilers 81 the old works.
Tho pump has run constantly during the
week. The water stands 20 feet below the
1000 level. The machinery IL In good
u, @. 0rLLKrTE. 6upt.
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nelehsr.

doLp HILL, April 8. i~S7s.-Jsmss
Hseionds, Iresideni: The main incline
has reached . depth Of 81 feat below the
the 1880 level. having been sunk ~ feet
during the past week. Tho crosscut on
tSo 2sGo level IL In "a feet. There 10 moth
ing new In any part Of the mine. Our
machinery IL In good order.
w. X. SIXTH. Supt.
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A CARD.

To al who are suffering IRON the error and
indiscrstions OF youth. nervous weakness. early
decay, loes Of manhood. sto., ! will send .
receipt that will cure you, Ynnl OF HANOI,
This great remedy was discovered By . mission
AIRY In south America. ssnd . self-sddressed
envelope 10 the REV. JOSEPH +. INHAN,
fel om
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-07
District Court

The following business was transacted
in the District Court this morning:
Bronson vs.. Cummings-Sst for May
O; jury trial.
YounswOrth vs.. Jswsll-April 25 /;
jury trial.
Judge vs.. ~Judgs-Apdl 22d; court
trial.
Long VI. Schultz-Aprl l5.
Flurschutz VI. Scorpion-May IA
court trial.
Dey vs.. Lests-May 15 ; jury trial.
Esselburn W. Van Brussel-April IA.
Saunders vs.. Storey county-Aprill4.
Smith W. Gladding-April IA.
Walker n. Tildsn-April II.
State ". Maysr-Indistmsnt ASSAULT
TO kill-April rs.
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mako some necessary repairs on the shaft
before We continue sinking. We are daiiy!
expecting our new ropes, on The Arrival OF
which our engines will be started up Tor
permanent work. W. II. PATTON. 6upt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-07

A Hardy. 7 J Ancony. p . vroon,
L W Gstehsli. J D Black. J ID Chide. I'll
Smith. T Chism. J BAudin. p Cox. Mrs
q A Taylor and children. Max Bremen.
Mrs. FM HuffAker.
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VEkTINo's c0UoH
LnlENaES

~ Ths 0rsss Britain Remedy. 1hers 70 IN.
o~uestionably no other rsmsdy . certain N 70
ssss,,; asTa a,sS,R wnuEc 81 STgsa rH hsTs;
sIiis yisld 10 IL innuenca. Ths highest Led
zeal testimony states no better cure for these
complaints sIists nov proved b. over half Q
century's ex~perisncel.. Thsy contain no opium,
morphis or any violent drug. KKkTfNQfe
EKATIN0, London, Britain. sfs sold By ell
druerista. Agents Ter ths Pacific ooest, RED
IN0foN : 90. and CHAS. LANoLxy kco.
Ssn Francisco. u I'm 10
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O. III.

o. n. oALLur. opposits The Bank Of osiifos.
mia, Gold Hill, kscps constantly on M I'll
fAvortte brands Of Imported Cisar. choice bit
cigars. Ill kinds OF chewing tobacco. meer'
sehaum pipes, school book and stationary OF
all descripticns, ans eutisry. md tors md nney
aoods Of ali kinda. ap1o a
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u. @. aLLxrTr. supt.
u.,.n o....,,aassa yfrrinia.

vnorSIA CrrY. April 8, ls!s.-Gsorgs
c. RSan, Ssersfays Ths shaft has been
sunk and imbersd IS feat since last 70.
port, and We expect 70 reach the l7o0 level
during the coming week, when w shall
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-07
EVENING sCHO0L.

J. Z. bray will open an Evening class In
Bookkeeping and Other branches 81 bis school.
room. Tuesday evening, April Q. 1873. Sim
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srronn oy COMMITTEES.

Tho report Of the Committee on
Roads was also read and filed. They
had examined the county east OF Viz
ginia for Q carrion dump. and had So
Iected q place suitable, which could DO
reached by an expenditure Of $50. The
COMMITTEES also called attention to the
fact that the dump Of the Osbiston shaft
had covered up the old Gould 4 Curry
road.
BILLS.
Bills were allowed as follows: Thomas
Moses, Justice fees. s3l3 10; John
Knox. same. s2O3 25; s~choenfsld
4 Hsyman. furniture for hospital,
S33 rs; George DAILY. printing, S45;
@. Williamson, Sheriff 8 fees. attending
court, etc., 1856 10; Stephen Wilkin.
Auditors fees, Si95 80; Il. T. Brodek,
Coronsr's fees, s97 70; Brood 4 Crosby,
fuel, INDECENT, $50 80; ]. s. Young,
board, jurors. s5i; Joseph Fredrieks,
sundriss, 90 So; VIM. Mooney, teams,
county, Sll; /. Goodfriend. bedding for
Jurors, SIS; L. ID. Harris, medical ser
vices, SIC; Gold Hill DAILY News. print
Ing, SIC; Mrs. A. Youngworth, meals to
Jurors, SIS; T. B. Jones. salary, 500;
GEORGE A. King. insurance. S6l 80;
VIM. A. Hall. same. Sal 90; NJ. Brand.
lin, meats, poor. 90; y. d. & q. G. Ba-
ksr, groceries, same. $40 rs; A. b.
Stewart & Co., drugs, hospital, 800 10;
Pat Gould. trip to hospital. ~.
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolutions were adopted as follows:
wusRrls, The Board Is informed that
the old Gould 4 Curry road. or Tunnel
toll.road. Ia being obstructed by the
dump Of the Osbiston shaft, therefore
be Il -.
Resolved. That the proprietors Of said
shaft DO and are hereby ordered 10 re-.
move any obstruction upon said road
now existing by reason OF their said
dump, and that they refrain hereafter
from placing any obstruction on said
road, or In any manner hindering or inn
psding travel thereon.
The Clerk was instructed 10 serve q
COPY Of the above on the Gould * Curry
and Best & Bslohsr Mining Companies.
Received, That hereafter the Board Of
County Commissioners will pay only 30
cents per meal for the board Of jurymsn
engaged In the trial Of criminal cases.
TAX LEVY.
A resolution was adopted lsvying .
tax Of 81 90 on each assessed valuation
Of 500 for county purposes; 90 cents
for school purposes; IS cents for State
purposes.
The Board also passed q resolution
urgently requesting the voters residing
In the Virginia School District to attend
the polls In that city May 9Th, and vote
ON the question OF the special school
tax, and 70 grant the necessary authority
for said tai, the same being necessary
to keep the schools Of said district run.
ming.
MISCELLANEOUS.
On motion, Commissioner Fraser was
added 70 the Committee on Roads, and
the COMMITTEES. 90 increased, was author.
lied to 60 on and grade out the proposed
road TO the place selected for q carrion
dump and TO employ the INDECENT poor
Of the county In the work. and when the
road IL completed. 10 put up . sign.
board designating the place 20 selected.
The policies Of insurance. offered ct
the last meeting. having been amended
In form, were accepted and fled.
Adjourned till Monday. April 81, at
7:30 p. y.
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ELECTRIC BELTS.

A sur cure for Nervous Debility. Premature
Decay, Exhaustion, etc. The only reliable curs.
Circular mailed free. Address J. X. hkkvks,
q Chatham street.. New York. Sssm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-07

SENATOR SHARON Is on the Comstock.
busily engaged in attending to the bust
nsss Of the Bank Of California and per.
sonal matters. He finds here hosts OF
friends among all classes who give him
cordial greeting wherever he goes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-07
COUNTY coMMIssIoHERs.
REGULAR MEETING OF THE
BoARD TO-DAY.

Report Of the Cesa'y Treasurer and
Osher Coanty Officials Hits
Resolutions Tax Levy for the
CurrsnS Year-Rosds-ktc.
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The Board OF County Commissioners
met at ii A. N. to-day. Chairman Hazel.
tine presiding. Professionalism.
srs Nys. Fraser, Gallagher and Canavan.
The reading Of the minutes Of the last
meeting wal dispensed with.
COMMUNICATIONS.
The Clerk read an Act regarding fees
allowed Shsriffs. etc.. In certain cases,
a. passed by the recent Legislature.
Filed. The Act provides for the allow
moo for transportation Of prisoners to
the County Jail.
TaEAsuRER's REPORT.
Following report Of the County Treas
urer was read and ordered filed /:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-07

FUNERAL NorIcr.-Ths members Of
the Gold Hill Miners Union will And In
another column q notice OF meeting 10.
morrow OF $50 p. NJ. 10 attend the fun.
sral Of their late brother. John Nc.
Carthy.
Col. ossrsros expects to DO absent on
his prsssu. trip to Colorado about Abort.
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NOTICE.

II have disposed Of my right. title and Interest
In The material. fxip Joo Once and other
property conneetsd with the publishmcnt of
ths 0otp HnL DAILY NEvs 10 the News Pub
lishing Company. Thanking the public Tor the
hbenl patronage and favor heretofore bestowed.
I osspesk for the Company . continuance OF the
ALE. porES.
Gold Hill. Fob. ~. iss.
Rsfsring 10 The above. the News Publishing
Company dsstre TO inform the public that they
unl continue the publication Of ths 6oLp HnL
DAnY Nnvs ana Inc basipess Of the Job once
In connection Herewith. The patronage OF the
public 10 RESPECTFULLY solicited.
WILLIAM r. PRATT.
Busin-ss Manager.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-07

Yellow Jacket Engine Company No. 2
Is now ready for active service and proud
Of their outfit. The heaters were out Of
order and have been put in excellent re-.
pair. Their nav hose carriage 10 just
what wal needed and works to the entire
satisfaction Of tho boys. The members
OF the company are not anxious for .
fire, but II u should occur will DO on
hand promptly and do their best 10 save
the property OF our citizens.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-07

nRPosIrs OF com or BULLION re-
~ csivsd either on open account or 10 Issue
Certificates therefor. p, able lat the optiou Of
the hoiderj In Gold hill or tan Francisco; to
make collections. purchase Bullion ~ the most
favorable rates. or advance coin thereon when
Forwarded 70 the parent Bal L I'm Ban Yrancisco,
sslls bills OF Exchange and transaets 0enerai
banking Business.
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Respectfully submitted.
ID, III. Carrie

Treasurer Storey county. Nevada.
The following reports were read and
hied. John Knox. Justice OF the Peace.
Township No. 2. for the quarter ending
March al:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-24
rnE STATE or cALuEonssA.

On the sth of December last the
steamship .StGfs Of California was
launched in Philadelphia, by Messrs.
Cramp Il Sons, the builders, in the
presence Of fully 5000 people. This
vessel was built by tho Pacific Coast
Steamship Company, to replace the
original tilornia, which was bought
by the Russian government and
christened the Europe. As the bow of
the State Of California touched the
water, Miss Lockard, eldest daughter
Of William F. Lockard, division super
intendent Of the Pennsylvania Rail
road, broke bottle Of wine over the
rad, and christened the vessel, accord
ing to the usage from time immemorial.
The State Of California is three deck
iron steamer and was built under the
superintendency of Mr. Charles w.
Pusey, Of the Pacific Coaat Steamship
Company. The vessel il $50 feet long,
81 foot beam and SO feet depth Of
hold She will accommodate 200 first
class passengers. She will have ample
room 70 convey \ whole regiment of
troops from San Francisco 70 Portland,
Oregon, (between which ports she is
destined 70 run), and she will be able
TO carry full squadron of cavalry, in
cluding horsesand trappings. or artillery
with horses and cartons. The engine
is of 1000 horse power, which is cal
culated 70 run the vessel fourteen knots
an hour. II is expected that the new
steamship viii be placed on the line
about the 10th or 18th Of February
next. Mr.. Willard X. Freeman, the
Eastern agent, has succeeded in getting
a full cargo for her. Only first-class
passengers will be brought ont on this
steamship, the fare being placed at
s300.-Portland Standard.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-24
a aUESTToS or JUSTICE.

The Albany DEMOCRAT evidently
does not have = very exalted opinion Of
the Salem people; judging from the
way it speaks Of the proposition to
build a narrow gauge railroad. The
DEMOCRAT says; "The narrow gauge
railroad subscription paper was started
at Salem few days ago. The Kinneys
headed the paper with $4,000. The
other citizens will not much moro than
double that amount"
Now we think this kind Of mean in
Mart. to speak 50 disparagingly Of
Salems enterprise. Tho General ought
TO come down and get better acquaint-
ed with our people. OF course il is
not expected that Salem can ever
amount TO much, it being so far away
from Albany, but for tho information
OF our near sighted friend we will say,
the subscription on Thursday amounted
to over $4,000 and was rapidly being
added TO. When you cast your optics
this way again, General, do not turn
tho little end Of your telescope toward
our burg; it makes all the difference in
the werld how you look through q
glass.--.SdieHI Statesman.
Now look here Don't you be SO
sarcastic We received our informa-
tion from one Of your own citizens,
Jfr. Statesman; and if he misrcpreseat-
ed tho matter we can't help it. We,
however, most eheerfally give you the
benefit Of the corTsction-with your
gratuitous ''Aharpness" thrown in, and
most earnestly assure you that we
have no desire whatever to misrepre.
'ent or defame your beautiful city, nor
% throw spitefdl slurs at ii US you did
not for get to do in the foregoing arti-
lie when alluding to Albany. selah
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-24
TO BE REGRETTED.

If, as is true, it will be for the House
of the FortY-sixth Congress, which will
not assemble until a year from now, to
inquire into the conduct of the recent
Congressional elections, why, then, gra-
tuitously foist the subject into Mes
sage to the present Congress, unless the
object be to give Blaine line to hang his
bloody-shirt outl asks the Rochester
Union. Why if the Executive and
judicial Departments of the Govern
ment, each in its province, have any
duties to perform, do they net go on
with their performance, without adver-
tising through the Presidents Message
to Congress that ut becomes the duty"
Of those Departments to do their duty4
The lameness of the President in his
,harge is apparent from the beginning
% the end of his reference to the South
,rn elections, 1t is to be regretted
or his own sake and for the sake Of
he country that he allowed himself to
'e pursuaded into writing it.