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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-07
Exchange Spice.
s. y. Sioet E.eGa.g,. Apra5.

5. y. Stock EseAa-ys. APri5.
Oakland 10 to have . 50-mils running
race. Such feats should be encouraged.
A pedestrian tried to run 30 In Illinois
the other day and dropped dead at the
end Of the sixteenth.
II is amusing TO hear newspapers
howlisg against monopolies. when moth
ing would please everyone OF the pro-
pristors more than 10 have monopoly
Of the newspaper business himself.
The Chronieis OF late has never missed
an opportunity to ridicule Denis Kear-
nsy in an underband manner. The
other morning IL headed its telegram
about him, "Ksarney at Stockton. "
The snser is evident.
Alice Harrison says that whsn the
gsntlemanly and refined Nr. Nathan on.
tered her room he sat down on the sofa
and pushed his hat on the back OF his
head" II IL Q wonder the cultured
aristocrat did no, pull his boots OF and
hoist his feet on the table.
The Reno Galeite editor gave the other
day what be called ''complsts list Of
the losses by the recent fire. Next day
he announced: "In the various amounts
Of Losses BY the hrs ws Inadvertently
omitted to mention the church, etc.
Mean people will say he didn't know
there ever bad been one in Reno.
Miss Nellie Hubbard. daughter OF
Ex-Governor Hubbard Of Connecticut,
Who slopsd with her fathers coachman
the other day. only followed the example
Of California, who let 9 drayman run
away With her. She is coming TO her
senses now. as Miss Hubbard. no doubt,
will In time.
Marian Ward. on being interviewed
yesterday BY u Herald reporter, said. with
the utmost coolnsss. that she lived four
years with Washington Nathan. and. in
consequence. her husband, J. u. Ward,
left her. II Ia very cruel OF the Hsrdld
10 give publicity TO such little titis be-
tween members Of the dramatic profess
sion. T" and lay unnecessary stress on the
sensitivsnsss Of theatrical husbands.
Nov wsllock has been thrashed.
Having been Vice President Of the
WOfkiuknnoh bettNs w oucutN W. W.
srai principles have been licked long
ago, bat better late than never. IL does
moe matter much whether he was
thrashsd for swindling anybody out OF
81. 400. as IL asserted, or thrashed for
no reason at all. ~ long n he was
thrashsd. What right has British
alien 10 set himself up as the instructor
OF 10000 free born American citizens
from Corkf
lis when the Associated Press liar
gets down to sporting events that he
outshinss himself. 80 10 speak. He tells
US this morning Of 20.mile walk al
0ilmors's Garden last night in which
six competitors entered. one being sup.
postitiously an Indian. At the end OF
the seventh mile the noble red man col.
lapsed. and on being taken otf for re-
pairs was found TO be Celtic gentle
man bedecksd with feathers aud red
paint. The others proceeded. and. con-
tinusd the veraeious reporter. the win
ner finished In two hours and some min.
utes. Ten miles an hour Is very lively
gait. II the winner accomplished 1t,
hs must have walked quite distance in
awagon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-07
TOWN ORDINANCES.
three thousand dollars. quarterly license,
twenty dollsrs. -

| MISC CLLLANEots FhoNirtoNr.
sEc o.. avery person 81 gagged IN more than
one kind Of business berein enumerated shAii
i psy for and take out iicvpss for each Of sueh
i Kinds Of business. and TOR esch pace in thc
town where soeh business is condusted and
| carried on.
sIo. 81. when any person. nrm. association.
/ or corporation shsiI commence businsrs after
| the tipe nIed for the beginning Of aquArtsr. a.
| provided In section two Of this ordinance, ne.
| she, they. or 10 may take out out lieense Tor
| the residue OF the quarter. paying thtfeio.
proportionais sum Of the amount required by
| this ordinance for quarterly Licenses,
SEC. 81. The monthly business. rales, OF rs.
ceipts menti. ned In the foregoing sections of
this ordinance shall be asccHained and e,ti.
mated By the person or rome member oi the
nrm or association or officer 81 the corporation
applying for the license, by taxing the averasc
business, sass, or receipts Of his, her. their or
its business for the thre months, or such por.
ton thereof - he. she. they. OF u ma, have
been engaged in busiasss. next prior to ihc cur
rent quarter. and. ~ required BY the m,f,bsi,
an abstract Of the same shall be verified BY tho
oath Of the party and delivered 10 the Marshal.
n any perron required to make such abstract
or average phall iail or Neglect 10 do 80 before
the expiration Of nfteen days ffom The begin
ming OF the quArtsr. Il shall be th- duty OF tho
Marshal TO make such e-titnste. and the same
shall be deemed, treated. aud taken a. the ss,i'
mate Of the person ~ falling cr neslecting.
SEQ G3. When Q corporation violates section
one of this ordinance. the superintendent. sec-
retary or general managing agent OF ,ueh cor.
poratien shall be smenAble to the provisions OF
SIC. 81. II shall be duty Of the Marshal and
every regular policeman TO see thai the pro.
visions OF this ordinsnce relating 10 the taking
out OF licenses are rigidly enforced.
BBc. Is. Any person Violating sections Tour
and lorty.sevtn OF this ordinance, or either OF
then, shall, ON conviction. be punished - pro.
vided In section one OF this ordinance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-07
ORDINANCE NO. ITO.

AN ORDINANCE 20 Amend an Ordi.
nance Eniiiled an ordinance for the
Preveatisu Of Ccrtain Oneases
Asainst the Peace and Good Order
or the Tewn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-07

An oRpISAACE 20 yix asd collect
License Tax Upoa certain
Trades ssd Basissss Wtshis the
Corporate Limits or she rswn %
Geld Hill. Ht..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-07
TOWN ORDINANCES.

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tabIes for publIo use or hive shall nay. quar.
,s,I. % for ~ lioen's therefor secoriine 10 Biz Of
their average monthly receipts, q in the FOL.
''p pi,s. Gis."uopth,v rcosipt. two hundred
dollar or over, quarterly license. twelve dol.
lars.
second Class Monthly receipts one hundred
dollars or over and under Two hundred dollArs,
quarterly license. ten dollars.
Third Class-Monthly receipts unoer one
hundred dollars, quarterly license. nve doliars.
,..,.
SIC. ". kvery psison, MIN; assseisnou. =.
corporation eng geo IN tne nAkina ol Iepsinnk
OF steam boilers shall pay, quarterly. ior .
license 10 carry on the same, Aecofuing 70 nls'
their. or lie average monthly business OF TO
os,pts, q M " me iollovins scneaas :, ,.,,,.
rnh os Sl,.y ~. ou.'n, n,.,.s.,v I,csnss
sanond r,,ss."uo,,hIv business or receipt,
thpee thousand do'laIs or over and under Ave
thoussnd doilars, quarterly license, twenty dol.
isrs.
Third Cisss-Mouthly business or receipts
ao, wi liesnss arsen dol.
isrs.
pcr,,h Mop,h,v businesa or receipts
rndoe oun ,.a ason,.nS aal,.rs oasrt,ri, lieense
Ten deilsru.
'en so soar .,n .,orx,x.n. Ann copsIum.
a.n 10 Ry.rv person or Arm engsprd In the
49,. syu " ~ rey M ph y. sho.mshlns ,spsIrine' or
schhI,n, .asIi nav onsrterIy Tor 4 iIcenss 10
osrry on The s.ms, sccordIns 20 his or their
sv.,sse mon,hiy ssles or receipts. a. In the fol.
,Hr,nr srsirse .rn,anIs mUu .''e' VI ''''' ~ 49, '
Pirst Clsss-Monthly sales or receipts thres
hundred dollars or over, quarterly license. ten
second cl.ss-Mouthiy ,sies or receipts IN.
A.. ,h,S. hund,.J dollsrs- ouarteriy license,
a. a.. sn,,...
h'' NoA uow,,xa ItIxys
a., N vx.,s r.,.on q, arm ENGAGED In the
hr.,n..s ~ of tee,Ipa 4 bo~linr alley or bowling
s,,s.'s o., nnh,,c mss or biye shali pay. al mar
49,, .~.r.ge ,nonthlv receipt.. a. In the fol.
,n,n,ns .ehssp,..
'owns w,iI, T,..s"Wonth,v reoeipts one hundred
"a ar, do,i.,s or oysr. ouartsrly license, siI
dollar.
second Monthly receipts under one
hnnar"S and afty dollars. quarterly license,
three dollrrs
nsoKEns. FACTORS AND aEsHRAL AaHsrs.
sEo. m EVERY per.on. nrm, association. or
corporation @ @ enea !ed in The ba.ins.s OF buying
and s-iIir o real estate or personal property Of
a sns aa.s,snt,on vbst,yer lefcept mining or
o.S., siocis, or collecting rents, a. the agent,
S's,o, ~ hrnter on another. shall pay, quarter.
- 49,. i,ssn.s 10 rsyyy an The same according
,y. ,ha,s y, m. sss,sye monibly sales or re-
.,,n,. y. IN an. s,iiowins ,cbeduie;
Yir,t Cia.s-- Monthly sales or receipts ten
,hnty doIlsr,'
second Class-Monthly sales or receipts Ave
thousand dollars or over aha unueI psu .noI' ~,
sand DOLLARS quartsfy hcensc' '"en'S'h'' uo'
lars.
Thirds Cisss Monthly sales or receipts
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-07
sOLIcTroRs.


SIC. %. Every perron. nrm, association or
corporation engaged In the busines. Of trans
porting psssengsrs for hire from the Town Of
Gold Hill TO any other place, or from any other
place TO the Town OF 9old Hill, and who or
Witch has . place OF business, or one terminus
of his, their or Its route, or an agency In the
Town OF Gold Hill. shall pay. quarterly. for
license TO carry on the same. according TO bis.
their or It's average monihly receipts, % in the
following schedule
Yir,t C.s.s- monthly receipts one thousand
dollars OF over. quarterly license. thirty dollars
second Cisss--Monthly receipts under on-
thousand collars. quarterly license, twenty DOL.
lara
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-07

fEi. 81. Every perron. nrn. association OF
corporation engaged 10 the business OF buJibl
or s.lling mining or other stocks. a. the agent
factor or broker OF another. shall pay. quarterly
for q license 10 carry on the raIne. secoriina Il
his, their or its average monthly purchases and
saies, a. In the following schedule;
First Oiass-Monthly purchases and ra,es ons
hundred and nity thousand dollars or over
ausrts riy license. sixty dollars.
second Ciass-M Monthly purchases and saleI
one hundred thousand dollars or over and undeI
one hundred and nfty thousand dollars. quarterly
iicease, nfty dollars.
Third Cisss--Monthly purchases and sale'
hfty thousand dollars or over and under on'
hundred thousand dolisrs. qaarterly license
lorty dollars.
Fourth Glass Monthly purchases and sale
under dry thousand dollirs. quar,erly license
thirty dollars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-07

Bio. 90. Every telegraph company doing
business In the Town OF Gold Hill .hsll psy,
quarterly. for Q license 10 carry on the zane.
according 20 its average monthly receipts, 40 In
the following schedule:
Pipt Class-Monthly receipts two thousand
dollars OF over. quarterly licsnss. forty dollars.
Second Cls.s--Monthly receipts under two
thousand dollars. quarterly license. thirty dol
Lara
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-07

Sixth olsss-Monthly. sales or receipts urdsr
tventy.nve hunired dollsrs, quarterly license.
ten dollars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-07

$50. u Every manager or iessee of any thea.
ter OF melodeon troupe. engaged In the business
Of giving public performances OF the same. snall
pay for license 10 carry on the same. according
10 his receipts at each performance, - In the
following schedules
First Ciass- Receipts two hundred and any
dollars or over. license for each performance.
hfteen dollars.
recond cisss-Rseeipts under two hundred
ten dollars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-07

exc. B. Every person. nrm, association
corporation engaged In the business OF trsn
mittins letters or other packages, forwsrdin
aud carrying gold dust. bullion. coin OF frrigf
for hire, from the Town Of Gold Hill to an
other plsce. or from any other pace tU ihs Tow
OF 0old Hill. and who has . place OF burines
or agency In said town. shall pay. quarterly. fe
. license 10 carry on the same. according To hii
their or lts monthly receipts. - In the avsiag
following schedule
First Olass s-Monthly receipts nve tnouesn
dollars or over. quarterly license. thirty dollar
second Class--Monthly receipts under ny
thousand dollars. quarterly license. twsnty do
lAu.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-07
1860. 1879.
PIONEER LAUNDRY,
NORTH OF VIRGINIA.
G. ". HALL, Proprietor.

THIS oLD-EsTABLisHED AND RELL
l able Laundry IL prepared 10 turn oct any
quantity OF Renovsted aud Clean Linen With
oat being dam.ged By manipulation or by
chemical application.
Packages punetualiy called for and re.
turned.
OYPfcEs-Theodore woln.s Clothing Store.
opposite International Hotel, q sirect, ylr.
ginia, and vesey HOUSE. Gold H'ii. I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-07
UNDERTAKEN

SEc. s.. Every person or nrm engaged In IN.
business OF an undertaken shall pay. quarterly
for license 70 carry on the tame. accordins u
his or their average monthly Gales OF recsipts
- In the following schedule
First Glaze honthly ssles or receipts eighi
hundred dollars or over, quarterly license
twenty dollars.
second CAss -Mouthiy sales OF receipts undel
eight hundred dollars. quarterly license. nftsss
dollars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-07


SEQ. a. Every person or hrm engaged In the
business Of keeping . public market when,
meats. fsh. vegetables OF fruits arc sold. shall
pay, quarterly. for Q license 10 carry on t1e
sains, according 10 his or their averAze monthly
sales or rec-ipts, - In the following schedule:
First Ci.ss.-Nonthly Gales OF receipts seven
thousand dollars OF over. quarterly license, forty
second Glass Monthly salss OF rsesipts nve
thousa, d dollars OF over and under revsn thou.
sand dollsrs. quarterly licenrs. thirty dollars.
,hira ol.ss-,honthly sales or receipis t.en.
thoussnd dollau. quarterly liosnss. twenty dol
Fourth clsss- s-Monlhl, sales or receipts usdsr
twenty-five hundred dollars. quarterly license.
ten dollars.
nERcHAxn Axp Talpsns.
business Of sailing. By retail OF wholesais. except
- Otherwise provided In this ordinance. any
wines. liquors. groceries. provisIons. furniture.
dry foods. clothing. boots and shoes boohs,
stationery. watches, jeselry. drug. medic mes.
snd tobacco, quicksilvsf or other articles Of
merchandise. o. In keeping what is fnovn q
variety store" shall pay. qnartsfly. ior
her or their svei.xs monthly sales OF rsce'ps'
Pirst Clsss--honthiy salss or receipts nine
thousand dollars or ersr. Quartsriy license forty
second Cisss-Monthiy sales or receipts
rsven thousand dollars or over and undsr nire
thousand dollars. quarterly license, thirty dol
lars.
Third Cisss-Monthiy sales or receipts I'VE
thou and dollars or over and under seven thou.
sAnd dollar. quarterly license. twsnty.nve dol.
lars. ~
Fourth Glass Monthly sales or reesipts thres
thousapd dollsrs or over and under Ave thou
sand dollars. quarterly licsnss. twenty dolian.
Fifth Class-konthly sales OF rrcsipts twen-
ty.dvs hundrsd dollars os over and undsf three
thousand dollars. quarterly liesnss, Aftssa dol
lars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-07

SEC. %. Kyery person or arm engaged In the
businsss of hawking or pedd ina goods. wars.
or merchandlse Of any description. except Ice
cream and milk. from vehicle or otherwise.
shall pay for license 10 carry on the same. 90.
eording TO his or their average sales or receipts.
~ IN the following schedule:
First Class-Monthly sales or receipts ono
thousand dollars or over. quarterly license,
thirty dollars or monthly license, nfteen dol.
lars, at the option Of lieensee.
Second Class-Monthly sales or receipts IN.
der one thousand dollars, quarterly license.
twenty dollars. or monthly license, ten dollars.
at the option OF the licensee.
Third CiAss-Daily sales or receipts nfty dol
lars or over, ave dolisrs for each dAy, unles
the person or nrm engaged In such business
pay for and take out . monihiy or quarterly II.
eensc.
Fourth Class Daily saies or receipts under
nfty dollars, three dollars for each day, unless
the person or nrm engaged In such buslness
pay for and take oat monthly or quarterly u.
cense. .n a..H H..a
src. 81. Every person or 1rm engaged in the
business Of hawking or peddllng Ice cream shall
pay for liceuss 10 do the sane. according 70
bis OF their average sales or receipts, % In the
following schedule;
First Clsss- sales or receipts my dob
Ian or Over. quarterly license. twenty-five DOL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-07

All the Daintiss Of the Marhet constantly on
hand and served up In epicurrsn style.
nm THOMAS HEFFRoN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-07

On motion Ordinance i0o va. passed BY the
following vote Ayes-trustses Fox. Noliey,
Copeland and President Stevenson. Abssnt-
Trustee Mercer.
Dated Gold HiIl, March II. 1879. 2aE
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-29

9feroe. Sm S6ritt tletterten iie pie Die
d3iegen Die BOi6ungen biuauf uno btltab.
Die Qrttuerte 9ing tpieoerbolt IN e!aen1
iaulenoen Garriere Dor, Dap IS et1ent
i6tpinoelte, jagte bic !6Oben bt1our lIno
proBte al5balO ab. Die frelnoen Sfft5tere,
aus auer 6erren 9Gnberu, unter tDnen Der
beriibn1te Sfobeleff, iaben btclen 9etltu1>
gen iidtltd bermMnOert gu. Sin Srar3ole
fol9te beltQnoig ben Golonnen aut Dem
gSl16e, I'M IS i6nen abSuleberl, iDie IS geT
ma6t iperbe. Spioaten itno btele Dit
uno Weit>8reuben bon erftem Saliber.
Man lit Der Qbleuoung fremoer Diff
siere su oitien lebungen fur oen Grnltfou
nidt reht grim; aber ie bat bob aud tbr
@utcs. 9ie 0erre1 t6nneu bertdtet, DAB
Die 0eutidbe Qrntee ri6t NIT ltb lpaBen
IaiIe. Bebanoelt ipsroe1 1te init alsge7
iu6ter Sein9eit. Gins Der grObten !0Otels
lit fir 1ie gemiet6et, Sober bat cine preuBis
l6e Sroonuans. Sin Sberitltcutenant
uno Elm Gittmeiiter ftno 81 ibrer Sit6rung
fommaroirt uno beitGnbig balten &utz
id)eu Dor benz 6Dtel gu ibrer Gertitgung.
Sci aIlen Seftli6feiten ftno iie lelbltperz
itdnbli6 lnO ieoen Sag lpeilen tie betm
&ailer. Sel6lt I'M Wan0uerfelbe tpartet
ibrer ein faiierltdeS Srlbitlf. Sic foiten
bieie5 Sa6r nit lei11en BRET Wfan0bern BET
&0nigsberg, Stettin unD StraBburg Dem
&ailer ein ibperes @elo. Die 0Olt9feit
Der SouDerGre erforOert eS.
SD babe bieie SeitIi6feiten nit ibrer
iteten 9lbiagerei ibon berSli6 iatt, troBz
Dem ib NIT oen frenben Sfft5teren alf
gleidbem SuBe bebaubelt weroe, tpentgitens
in beu militGrilhen &~reiien. 9lm 2tebz
item pdre i6 81 9auie III mei1er geOroz
neten glrbeit. lber i6 babe leiOer 81"
seia9t unO muB II aud IS" lagen.
SobanneS SIo6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-29

= Ser 8antier Seiie @eIigmann
in Stem Oorf bat einem BON benz b~efannten
8rofeIIor Selir 2lbler etngeri6teten Sim
bergarten, ber unent9eltltd S6ller
aufnimmt, Elm @eldenf bon 10000 9pa.
iiberuieIen.
SIN Der gfGbe bes StGot6ens 9orz
ter in gfof Gountb, @iscon1tn, Deribte
am %. b. Der iieb3ebniGbrige 9cuti6e
@eprg Baumgarte n, Der auf Der
Sarm zines Wfannes, Narnens Nleranoer
Wbite, arbeitete, elm l6redli9es 9erbrez
6en. @bite mar in @el6dften ~ausgefa6z
rem un6 bate 8aumgarten angenielen 81
pfliiaen. Das tleine finftabrige S0bn1en
Mbtte's beglettete ben iun9en Mann sunt
Stoue, um Dem Mnlpannen Der gferbe suz
suleben, fam aber balo gu ieiner Mutter
surid un6 bat UNI GrlaubniB, @eorg aufs
Selb bealeiten 81 0Irfen, pel6e ibnt ber@
ipeiaert ipuroe. &urae 3eit barauf, ais
bic Wutter Iih mad Dem &leinen umiab,
mar ct neri6punoen. Sic 9ing gum Staue
uno fono AL ibrem @ritaunen bas cine
Gierb auaelbirrt, bas atbere aber ipar
fort: ebenlo Der Sattel. Sn i6rer Nngit
Inn BEN &leinen benadri1ti9te iie Die
Nadbarn uno mad ldngerem Su6en fa1o
man ieinen Qei6nam in einem pom 9auie
abite6enoeu Shafftaae unter elmer nteoez
rem 9taufe pSrlteGt. Seine &e6le tpar Don
Sbr 3u Obr our6i6nitten uub Der &opf
bi1q faum nod am Gunpfe. Der 8au6
mar aufgei6IiBt, 10 oaB bic Gineepeioe
6eraMSgeorungeH m9ren, Seine 9G1D9en
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-29
Sptt WaH 4&no SSettt.
SnIano.

Mit BET @tnGOumg Ser 81 cen
in alien l1nteridabGmtern 1T es
gtt6ts. 9te 9uten Nbii6ten, bic 6err
SHERMAN in 6ieier 8esie6ung bate, iino
on benz gSortlaut oeS @eiebes 9ei6eitert,
pel6es Die umpe6lelung BON @reenbods
in @olb nut in Stem @orf unb in 8etrGz
gen bon minoeiteus so Oou. Qeltattet. -
Oaee9en Iino nun bic rnterl6ab9mter
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-29

Eotal. 1874, IT'S, 300
Sn Ser stpeiten 6dIfte bes Sabres tpiro
feline 10 6obe Silber> Brobuftton tpie in Der
erlteu 9alfte belieIben ertpartet.
= Ser Sanbelsnerfebr 3tpiiGen ben
Ser. Staaten uno 9eul9Ianb
betruo fir alIe 6Gfen Der llnion:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-01-29
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 30 1879.


the Southern people as disloyal thirteen
years after the war, and he believed in his
heart, If these men had been South, they
would have rlvalled William s. Yancey in
their devotion to secession, because they were
men OF the same temperament The people of
this country ought to wake up to the conyic-
ton that the late war was an honest war; it
was war fought on account of the convic-
ton that they were right This personal talk
about rebels and fidelity to the Union did not
come from magnanimous spirits; the war is
over, the Union is restored, and 1t was time
that we should leave the passions of war be.
hind. The MANNED Southern soldier would
never ask Congress for pension, his widow
and orphan would never ask for it, they ac-
cepted their losses a penalty for the
failure as brave men should do. The sooner the
people of the South were taught to repair
their losses by work Iby frugality aud industry
the better it would be for them and the coun-
try. Let the losses of war go, and If the people
desire to avoid such losses in the future they
must avoid war. Mr.. Hill, continuing. said he
was the humblest man in the Democratic
party. That party was now about to return
full fiedged to power, because the people
were satisfied that the Republican party
no longer competent 10
main IN power. There are four
things which the Democratic party ought to
proclaim to the world and adhere to them
with fidelity. First-He would not pay any
war claims, whether the parties were loyal or
disloyal. Second-He would vote nomoreIpub-
lie money or land to build up railroad corpora
tions. Thlrd-He would, in good faith, pay
every dollar of the public debt, principal and
interest, in good money of standard value.
Fourth-He would restore the constitution of
the country, and honesty in Its administra-
ton. To do these things, and in his judgment
the child was not born who would witness the
termination of the Democratic ruld on this
country.
Mr.. Beck, in reply. defended the claim of
Mitchell, and had read Mr.. Crittenden's reso-
lutions, adopted in July, 1851, to show that the
war was not waged for conquest, but to pre-
serve the Union. He knew that there were
many fraudulent claims. There were men
here now making affidavit of loyalty, men
whom they had, Union officers, arrested
during the for disloyalty, ald they made
affidavits now simply because they were to
get share of the claims.
Mr.. Conkling moved for an executive session
Mr.. Harris inquired If the Senate should go
into executive session, whether the Mitchell
bill would be unfinished business, and the
presiding officer, Mr.. Rollins, replied that 1t
would be.
The Senate then went into executive session.
When the doors were re-opened. message
was received from the House of Representa-
tives in answer to the request of the Senate
transmitting the testimony taken before a
| committee of that body in regard to Stanley
Matthews, the senator from Ohio. 1t was not
| laid before the Senate to day.
| Adjourned.