davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-10
DELINQUENT SALES.
CALEDOMlA sILvER MlnINe

an bo .iness. Ban Francisco. California.
LOcation ID works. STOREY county. Nevada.
Notics.-I'hers ar deiipQuent upon the fol-
loving de,. riDed stock. on account OF a.scss.
monl mo. sD levied on the iourteenih day Of
ssptember, 1850, the severa. am UNITS set oppo'
siIs tue hamss Of the respective shAfeLoldsrs.
- follows: o -.
Names. NO. Ocrui. ons' All
Aiiinson. Lyon l. Co. True. \.
A-tkinson, Doud = Co. Trus. "a,
..i7iSo. ..lo.....2 %
Atiin.cn Thos T / %. Trus.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-10
NOTICE..

THs prLINoUEST TAI LIST HAVING
j been ihi- az pl .eed In my hands for col.
drd hal a. the expiration OF ten dsys rom the
dale Of this poties alton ~il be commenced In
sns proper courts for The enioiesusnt ~ the
% a ~dsIlpqusnt taxes and the ten PEI eentum
ADDED ther, 10 and al Gusts.
]. p. FL~ANSIS0HAM. Town Attorney.
Bold Hill. Nv. Oet Der lY. lsSo. oely.d
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-10
SPECIAL NOTICE.

DKRsoNs RESIDING IN VIRGINIA WHO
wish TO subscribe for the GOLD I'LL
NxwS can leavs ordsrS for 70 a. IN fostomes
eoos Store No. 10 soath Q susst.
--..L u 4. !. 1A19oNAs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-10
no PATENT, NO PAY.
PATENTS

OBTAINED FOR MECHANICAL DEVICES,
~ medical or other ~compounds. ornamental
designs. traie marks and labels. Caveats A.
signments, lnterferences. lniringsmeLts ano
all matters relating 10 Patents promptly attend
cd TO We make preliminary examinations and
furnish opinions - 70 pstentability, fve Of
charge, and all who are interested In new invsn.
tons and Patents are invited 10 send tor q copy
Ia cent fvs to any address. and contains CON.
ple,e Instructions how " obtain Patents, and
other valuable matter. During the past ave
year. ne have obtained psarlv thres thousand
patents for American and foreign inyentorr, and
can give satisfactory references In almost even
county In The Union.
LOUIS BAo9RR b CO.,
Solicitors OF Patents and Attorneys ct Law.
Il Droit Building; Warrington. Dc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-10

nATC0TC ootainsd for mechanical do
THcVS vices. medical or Other com
pounds. ornamental designs
trade marks and labels. Caveats. Assignmsnts.
Interfsrenoss, Appeals, suits for l~nfrineemenu
and oil csssr arising undsr the PATENT Laws
promptly stteudsd 70.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN
REJEcTEn b. u. Patent oa,es may
ented BY us. Being oppo
site the Patent Once, Ne can make closer
searches. and secure Pstsnts more promptly.
and with broader claims. than thoss who are
remote from Warrington.
INucNTnOc send n . model o. sketsh
uhS Of your device We make
exsminatiens PRE- or
cnAnsI. and advise - TO pstsntahihty. Prices
low. and NO CHARGE UNLESS PATENT Is
SECuRkD.
We refer 10 ofhcisis In the Patent Omce, Y
our clients In every State Of the Union. and 70
Jour Senators and Representative In oongress.
special references given when desired.
Address
q. A. SNOW 4 CO..
Opposite Patent Ofaoe. wsshinTton. D.. Q.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-10
NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS HAvISa IN THEIR POS.
"A session DO 10 bslonsins to Wells Drury
are requested 10 leave the eame ct the once of
the ooLo HUI NHwsa - soon ~ convenient.
Gold Hill. sspismbes 10. 1879. ssis
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-10
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
VELLOw JACKEr sILVE. Mn.

ING COMPANY. Location Of works,
Gold nil, Storey County, btats VI Nevada
PRINCIPAL place Of business. ooid Hill.
Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . meeting Of
the BOARD of Trustse 90 VI raid Company, held
on the nnh lsthj DAY OF October. A. u. lSS0,
an assessment lso. 39J OF Que Dollar Utu
per share was levied upon each and every thars
Of the capital stosk Of said Company, payable
i'm nedistely, II United ptstes god Uoin, 10 the
Secretary, al the ONCE Of the Company. at the
new sLa {, or TO James Newlsnds. transfer
Secretary. Room .. ban rnpcisco stock HI.
change building. esn Francisco. california.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain uYpaid On "wednesday, the tenth Q0ihI
day VI No,ember, iScJ, sIsii be deemed delin.
Qusut and will DO duly advertised Tor ssle ~
public auction. and unless payment shall be
made before. will be sold on WEDNkeD AZ,
the ElGHlH 18th DAY VI DACRMbkR.
1851, 1t 4 O'Clock p. n. in front OF the ofics Of
the Company, 10 pay the delinquent assessment.
together win cost Of advertising and expenses
OF safe.
By order Of the Board OF Trustees.
MkRCER UTkY, Secretary.
p. S.-Assessmsnis will b received IN can
Francisco up " 3 o'clock ?. Y. Dscsmber 1th.
lco0. MkhChh Orhf. oscfstary.
cold Hill, Nevada. vctobsro 0. lse0. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-10
ExCHEQUEK nlslNG ConrAAY.

~ Location OF prncipsi piAeo VI pesAaesss
oan . rancisco. Osiifornia.
Location VI works. Cod Hill Mining District.
Gold Hill. Storey county, Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. hal 81 meeting OF
the Board OF Directors, held on the seventh
lTthJ day OF October. 1885,, IN Assessment. NO:
iBJ OF Fifty ttoJ Cents per share was levied
upon the cspiu. stock Of tue corporation, PEI.
10 the secretary, at the ONCE OF the COMPANY,
Dom (, No. Vi; Pine street t,tock Exchange
Buildins) san Francisco. yai ornis.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the tenth ll0,h) dsy
November, 1850, will DO delinquent. and
advertised for sale Of public auction,
sold on TUBS LAY, the THlhTlkTH tSOthJ
ds, OF NOVEMBER, 1880. TO pay the delin'
Queut assessment, together with costs Of sdver.
Using aud expenres OF sale. by ordsr OF me
boaru Of DirsctOrs.
Gu IS. z. ELLIOT. Secretary.
ofnce-Room Z. No. sn Pine street ,slock
EIcnauge Baid,na), ban Francisco. caiiiornia.
nNNfA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-10

COO week m ,oa, ON town. rsms ma
YVQ @ oefat trvs. Address r. axIi1fv =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-10

NON>Ol.lD ia rEO IN pERlAL MIN.
" INC COMPANY. Location Of principal
place OF business. San Francisco. California.
Location VI works. told Hal. storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at Q meeting OF the
Board Of Directors. held on the third (3d)
day OF Move Lbrr. 1850. an assessment
mo. l3) OF Ten tl0) Gents per share WIS
levied upon the capital stock Of the corpora.
ton. payable Immediately. In United States
gold coin. to the Secretary. a. the ONCE OF the
Company, Room ~. Nsysda Block; NO. Nv
Montgomery street.. san Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment rhall
remain unpaid on the 4 .oHTH ,Sth) day Of DE-
CEMBEK issJ, will b. delinquent, and adver
tised Tor Sals At public auction. and unless lay.
meut 10 made before, will he sold on WEDSES
DAY. the TwaNTY.>ISTH i29th) day OF DE-
CEMBER. 1881, to pay the delinquent assess
msnt, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses OF sale.
BY order VI the Board OF Directors.
W. z DEAN. Secretary.
Once-Room 70. Ne.sds Block. No SO Mont.
som ~ sire {. Ban Francisco. California o
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-10
re ERAL GRANT GOLD AND
" sILvEH MINING COMPANY. Loos

Hs sRAL GRANT GOLD AND
" SILVER MINING COMPANY. Loca
tion Of principal place Of business. told Hill.
storey county. Nev.a
Loc.tion Of works, Y INT Grant. Esm.ralda
county. Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . meeting OF
the Board 81 T u.tees Of sid Company. held
on the twenty NTH (2otb) day OF October, 4. U.
isSO. an assessment. lNo. ~ OF one Ce,t per
snare w.s levied upon each aud every share Of
the capital stock OF said Company. payable tn.
,uediAtsly In United Staies gold coin, 70 the
Secretary. at the once OF the Company. at the
,rilow Jacket ns~ ,haft. Gold hiil, STOREY
county. Nesada.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Wednesday. the " ty.fourtn
"a h) day VI November. is0U, thAll DO deemed
delinoueht ana will be- duly advertised Tor raie
al public auction. aud unless payment shall be
made before. will be cold on TUESDAY,. the
txen,y.nr.t ,2i-t. day oi December. leso. at IL
o'clock noop, In trout Of the once OF tho Com
p1ny, u pay the delinquent assessment, To-
rstnsr with costs OF advertising and expenses
OF sale.
BY order Of the Board OF Trustees.
MnhCEh "a Icy, Secretary.
Once AT the Yellow jacket lew shsft. uold
Hill, otorry county, Nevada. n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-10

And In aooordanoe with law, ana IN oruer OF
the Board Of Directors. made on the thirteenth
day Of September. 1850. % many shares Of
each parcel OF such stock - may BE- neoes-
ssry. will b soid ut pubic auction. q the
once Of the Company. Room .. Hsywsrd's
Building. No. tis California street, Fan Fran.
ciseo. California. on MONDAY, the EIoHrH
Csih) cay Of NOVEMBER. 1850. ct the hour
Of one O'Clock p. 4. OF sSid dag. 70 pay said
delinquent assessmsnt thereon, togsther with
costs Of advertising and s1pcuses Of the ssIs.
4. Z. KkLLY, Secretary.
ofnes-Room .. Hayysrd's Building. No. tia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-10
ALPHA CoNsOLIDArED MINING

once AT the Yellow jacket new shan. ool
H,ll, siorvy county, Nevada. T
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-10

Advsrsisisg business boss-
ness-rrsnss and prosperity .
,ov-rhas 10 the Experience Of
All who Have Tried IL
, 1880-01-29
GRAND Army or THE REPUBLIC.

Fourteenth Annual State Nneanipntcs,f.
Tho fourteenth nt,ll,tnl c.lcsinpMcnt Of the
Grand Army of tho Republic, Department Of
Illinois, commenced IN tbiaclty ycatertiny morn.
Ing, ami will continue until Tonight. a great
n,nny prominent maMbcrs of tho Orler nrrivod
III Chicago yesterday fr1n different portions Of
tho State, md n few from nbrDn1, principal
among whom was Gen. William Enrnshaw, OF
Dayton, o., tho Commandur-ln.Chef Of tho
The Department Of Illinois contains over I, ,soo
rapidly. Thoro uru upwnr,l Of aU delegates III
Tic Council Of Administration l.rtd n secret
Ahn!st.;99 A., y consiio I,
ss'o ssss e sHr1v!ass y v"ssra e rp hx9; Il g. yG; s e
eera e the Eoineii WcTe: E,,a,r i: Swain, Coin-
lnaiiicr; i: 8; Lu!nbertt, JMnior Vice Com.
fSS il; ,Ts's;; n;
;Thouas, Judge Advocate: T. ". Cham.
4 !TrlNln, Ghlsf {sa9 M{us9teTjns o''lcer; If.
Miller, Chaplain. The proceedings Of tiio n CnMn-
81 consisted Il, passng ulH,n the credentials ot
tto .!eegates na tRo rS.;lIuY "f the REPORTS q
showing Of tho latter WIS very satsfnutory, re-
5haI, aoanlci its M strength during ihe p1st year
Thjs clpsci tho business fns tho i.,t,rnina. "''
At hnIf.p,lst C'cltNk tic Ieir1nips and tbo
mclntut1 Of tho different p>x,a IL fhe t.itv M.
s0I,ll,lrtl ut tho Inier 1inse ny under tho coin.
rnnl1i OF ten r. j.. Hvn!f. and prrcctir.l hy tho
l'af,l re Post :8. fnnrchc.l IL Hershey finI X
jlrur number of Intltes tcut,Ert lid vullrrs m
npectat0rs. Tho Department niliecrs wcro scnt-
Gtl ,.ppn tho platform, with Il u1n,,cr Of prDn.
incnt gentlemen, friends md members 5f Tic
q. 4. IL, ntnDnH whU,n wcro Lieut.. .-f}ov. sh-
man, I3ahop Fnilows, Grn. lillInrII, Octi. viii
Iunj Enr1lsI,nw, Co.r1i,ar,Ilcr 81 tic d. A. Il. tf
Tho United Htates, and Pest ~ Q1tnrtct
The public reception opened with mn assembly
cnll At tho sound III the nnrtil 1u,lsr the ol,l
soldiers fuIrly shouted. MMny arose 10 their
feet, md tears strpnMle,l from their eyes, pruyrr
WIN niYcrui by tho Chmpnn, Tho licy, Jaiilea
MlI;Ss q atmyia: pos. y 3nastet then chant.
wore again sounded, and Limlt.-{ipy. EhuInnn
delivered MI nslIross nf welcome, which wi.s
responded 10 by tho 1T. Hov. IlIHllup Falnws, In
il EplcuslId Ntltlrcsa, utter the Quartet
, 1880-01-29

does not trust t,r bcltovo In tho. Illinois senntor;
but thinks of him, as most pnhlin men do, as 4
viii shsr'nans depon,ie,,ee in illins's @ vii fe
ury 1'nsltlngt VIM as fur ~ they f,nvo my. In
clso coti1.l tho candidacy Of John u. IIawley for
thS n|31ysGno95Shlr Ge quietly ns'esce IN y ts
;, hn,''n toward every othor candidate bo c1-
wAgnnuRsE.
congressman nA 10 the nrnIlubilityuf Mr.. WISH
onrnS, provided ho can havo the support Of hs
sMa ssehas Se said ens ss gsasss wH be- swSs %n IF
"aohes IL SHs ts an' 'as nst. ~ saaeu S ehses
neplow-; law II Sherman, wanta slo secretary
after Grant. Tho GrnHt mon ought to ho i1r
Whshllr1le after their own chnrc - ont Gl tho
why. Tho l1lninG lntn cnnnnt cotnprt,tnlso On
prefer To bc bcaicn BY Waahb,,rao rothor ttan
~ ses "f nn s BY %hs tho ~ " was s
biirnc, as ho would b0 by that Of 1|aino or shor-
Prominent Democrats here say TINT Wash.
burnc would bo tho hRr1lcat mnn for thotn tp
H. pa es EsSs
s Se s sa!9s ana IL reny s f fatos
tho .othor contestants put him head md
fssuasts Sas Seen rnsxa 0P9f ta anS hepea @
party desires only to nommnto. a inhn
that will 10 surely elected II co,iid not possibly
overlook him. Unfortunately, there Ia nn I'M
preston hero thnt Wnshburnn will mt hnye the
hnve that delegation, and II Con. Grnnt Should
be got out Of tho way, his nomination would hc
nn,uttg the Immediate probabilities. with sure
Ocrtl1iin v0to In OhE3 And Wisconsin. md tho
pr},nlse Of hcarty. support from Now York mud
Now England. nothing could keep HIN out or Ito
White House In 1881
TIE GRANT noon.
Thongl, pretty boil front hns becn put on
tl,o nppnsItlun to Ger. Gr,ht Of iate, - ssm-
lug altogether ton much tn any that ha cHt1sc
hNs been rs yet sensfbly weakened. Nnb0tly hAs
sNld that the managers hayo chnnKcd their
plnns. suppose fifteen counties ot nf sixty. seven
what does TINT stgnEfyf Tho delegation !aiy
still he instructed to vote rs Il nnit. New York
Is stlrG to send n Grn.lt delegation. Even Mnast-
chuEetts Is counted IN TO- contribute
some. Grant votes. Tho Young. Isefornlers
G,,t they don't co'lnt FOR much il Presidential
yenrs. Boutwell,. Simmons, 1lltler, md DnwtH
might cnstly send a nlnInrity Of tho Delegation
to ChcnRn Instructed fur Grant, Sn 1lrnthpr
posscy nus promised to m nrraEs r, thlmEs IN Ar
Louisiana, which hns still II lnrgc representa-
ton. hope t0 make themselves heard.
Newspaper counts Nt'p nOt0rlDllsly misleading.
In lloston. Just before Long wis ilnmluated fnr
Oovcrnur, oycry KepnDlchH newspaper dc1non-
surc thing on tho nomination; yet Long went IN
with the utmost cnsc. And he didn't have n
| metropolitan newspaper 0u hla side. Don Cam
crun and l,oscoo C0nkllug don't wrltc mich for
| tho newspapers; but they nre uA'n!ly hrntlnt3
when ,otnInnt!ons are making. Wonlan't It .t b.
/ Pennsylvania Convention before inl,,lEinE In
pruphoc1cA2 Il. W. y.
, 1880-01-29
THE SOUTH.
now II FEELS ABOUT GRANT, R11EI,IAN, nr.AINE,
AND CANEltON,

AND CAMERON.
Nftg Turk Htr,id, Jun. n,
Thon,nS u. Kcogh. Of Nnrth Cnrollna, member
OF tho Republican National Cammttes and Scc-
rctnry Of Tint orKnuiz: ton, is In tho city, nt,d
although tue books Uf' his nutrl do not iNt1fcuto
his prcscticG there NJ g1cst, II Herald rtpOrtcr
found hin yesterday. In m Introductory ctE-
vcrsatlon, Mr.. Kc0gh mentioned Incidentally
thnt he tried to keep his presence III tho city
quiet for the reason TINT ho WIN not hero on
public business, aNl that, further, he did not
wish tN be interviewed ns It'll Oiccr of tho Nil
ttonnl Committee. In tho tnlk tslut folinwesl,
hawevcr, he said: "The National Committee
will occupy its OLD quarters IN the Fifth Avenue
Ii0tel, and conduct the campaign fr,m this city,
ar hHs bpch the custom tho lust twenty years.
The preparntory work will bo begun very shrrt-
~, probably nbout tho I'd Of next month,
when tho working department Of tho Committee
will occupy Its old rooms ut tho hotel" Tuisch-
ing tho conduct OF tho campafA1i, Mr. Ke0Hh
sail there would he but little done by tho Conn
mttce until after tho Chicago Convention, but
bcforo TINT there would be Il meeting to elect IL
tCtnpOfzsry Chrtnnh and effect MI organization.
a"y sht at1sipstca on nH ssleco" Of
"Wel, reckon there Will be Il contest over
TINT tnMtter, nithnugh tho temporary Chairman
power TINT thnt ocrr dUes in NtAte Conventions.
Ills ltltes restrict his powers.'
llns any ono beet spoken Of for the posi-
mo; bcltcve. mot, further than we undcr-
atand ne VIII not bo member 0f alir Committee
We VII! hold meeting ubolt twenty days before
tho g"nYgntiot probably herc, and nuke all ar
..Iiavo you lately been South Mr.. Koogh9"
5ornsye sf 10 Foria ' Si' sSb' Tue % rescnas s
r. ! s re- sWeh aif M ss sa.
preai,lGnt IL the nun for the South. Ho never
WIS stronger III TINT rcKion."
SHERMAN ON sltAkY GROUND.
, 1880-01-29
MICHIGAN CHARITIES.

aDtcIal DIputch 70 Tho EAtca0o Tribune.
LASBtxu, Mich, ian. aa3.-T,io Commissioners
for tho Reform EehoUl for Girls mot In tho Gnv-
crnors Office this afternoon and oryuilizcti by
tho election of officers Ms follows: Chalrnnn
Mrs. Samuel L. Fuller, Of OranA lu.plls; spcrc
tlry, Miss Eun1nn A. Hall, Of Flint; Treasurer,
VIII lam II. Wnlby. 0f AdtaAin. They Nt!0pte4 ii
resolution thNt tho Institution shnll not be
located whcrc any other Stnte institution now
pxists, md nlso tilRt proposals will 10 received
until April J.
, 1880-01-29

EON HALE-1 HAVE AuOlyg FORTY ta.i'OuNn
+ kash.sexhts, S!ll sali the hk n w csnA pss
, 1880-01-29

&TohAuN yOls FUNN1T9hE. MKltcN NAhnisE,
u .. & pes sanum. j.T. d. FAKHY. III ". Monroe.
, 1880-01-29

A iO0nltiCil, ,A1TOnNEt.AV.l.AW,l5 ~ DEAN
encsL Hus!neas au!1kly Aah legally transastad.
n NANNY HAMMER. JUSTlIE OF nj PEACE.
~. u.,lgu md cou6t-ruSM lA aud ~ Clnrk.1~
EhAtsNl 1IvEtxvKes Vl0.. AEknVNsdgtd.
, 1880-01-29

Inns bacn accepted or not VT arp not Informed,
hut It Ia certainly worthy uf cnrcfui constdera-
4tnrr
National Republican., 1880-12-10
A Northern Bourbon.

Colonel Mcclure, of the Philadelphia
Times, is now enjoying survey ofthe South
in the midst of the hospitalities of the
people with whom he sympathizes politi-
cally. Political favor and hospitality go
hand in hand in that section. Bourbons
regard all Republicans as radicals, which
is held as u term Of reproach and closes
the door to hospitable relation. To this
no one objects, for "some pork will boil
So" Colonel Mcclure has reached Rich
mond, and is basking in the sunshine of
Bourbon favor, if We can Judge by his
fulminations against General Malone.
This shows that Colonel Mcclure,
like the chameleon, is colored by his sur
roundings, and hence cannot help to in
tlict upon General Malone any measure
of criticism that may be prompted by
those into whose hands he has fallen.
In his Richmond letter he uses the term
"carpet-bagger" with the facility of a
born Bourbon, and readily falls into the
ideas of that class of politicians in init
mating "that Senator Malone will trade
with the new administration If General
Garfield will so far stultify himself as to
appoint repudiationists to Office" He
concludes his Richmond screed, however,
by saying:
OF the many prominent men ofboth Democratic
factions with whom have conferred, every one
was ouispoken In nayor Of giving Garfield q fall
dent if he shah enforce Integrity Ia the admins
tratlon OF the laws In the South.
National Republican., 1880-12-10
POLITICAL POINTS.

Representative Page, of California, has
General Gariield's vacant chair and desk in the
House.
The full vote of Tennessee at the No
vember election has not yet enreceiyed at Nash
vile, Returns nom five counties are yet missing,
The Democratic Congressman are con-
sollng themselves with the fact that If Hancock
had been elected they would be bored to death
by oilice-seekers.
Governor-elect Crittenden, of Missouri,
will be inaugurated in 500 suit of Clothes pre-
sented to him by ColonelD. p. Dyer, hislate Repub
lican competitor
Weaver says the Greenbackers are still
a power In the land He probably means by this
that being so thoroughly buried they cannot fail
TO enrich the land in due time.
A report is current in Delaware that the
Democratic members Of the Legislature intend to
request Governor Hall to remove Judge Houston
from his Judicial position and II he declines, they
propose To impeaeh the Judge, because he became
National Republican., 1880-12-10

a candidate for Congress, and now intends to con.
test the seat of which, he contends. Democratic
power has defrauded him.
Springer fastened to hitch himself TO
the first blunder of the session. This Is well. It
would be a national deprivation to have Springer
lose his bounce.-NetD York Tribune.
General Garfield voted at the recent
special election held to elect his successor in the
House of Representatives. He was received at the
polls with cheers ftom both parties.
IL is remarkable how soon after Con-
gress opens Sunset Cox opens too The worst Of IL
is that he does not carry the idea out, and, when
Congress closes, shut up.-CieUeidnd Herald.
1t would be interesting to know upon
what authority the New Orleans Democrat asserts,
asit does, that If there be man to-day who holds
In special contempt tho foolish and wicked con-
spiraoy OF tho Garneld-Morcy letter, that man is
General Hancock.
One of the Democratic leaders in Wash
ington according TO the correspondent of the Rich
mond (Va) Dispatch, Is viewing with alarm the
prospective admission of Arizona, Dakota, New
Mexico, Idaho, Montana, Washington, and wyo-
ming as States lie seems to fear they will all be
Republican.
JUDGE DoNoHuE, of New York, has
ordered recount Of the vote in the Ninth CON
gressional district, to accommodate some Demo
crat who bad bet on the size Of Fornandy Woods
majority, and having lost by the official count,
hopes TO find an error that will win his case Dono-
hue is an accommodating Judge.
YOUNG man in Indiana writes that he
personally knows thirteen families In his city Of
which the fathers have voted the Democratic
ticket, from scavenger TO President since 1862, but
the oldest son In each family, casting their first
Presidential vote in 1880, gave II to Garfield. He
believes that three-quarters Of such ballots were
thrown for the Republicans this year. and he nat.
uraly claims for this vote the credit of the result
in Indiana, and proudly signs himself zone of
'cm"-Chicupo Tribune.
National Republican., 1880-12-10
.Jo,pt Rules Are Not Lnws.


The Post argues that because the count
ing of the electoral vote may be regulated
by law, therefore it may be done by
joint rule of the two Houses Congress
may, under the Constitution, "make all
laws which shall be necessary and proper
forcarrying into execution powers
vested by this Constitution in the Gov
erument of the United States, or in any
Department or office thereof" Therefore
Congress may make any law necessary or
proper in the matter of counting the
electoral vote, including necessary and
proper direction as to the opening of the
returns by the Vice-President. But the
two Houses alone cannot pass law on
this or any other subject without first
seeking Presidential approval, and, fail
ing to secure that, passing it by two
thirds vote Of both Houses.