Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-04-05
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 4th.--The
news Of the veto Of the Chinese
bill caused considerable sensation
In the city, although 1t has been
partly expected. The bulletin
boards were at once surrounded by
interested Gro Owds, and groups stood
at the street corners discussing the
unwelcome intelligence. One ex-
cited citizen began TO harangue
passers by from his buggy
on the corner of Cali
f0rnia street, and soon had q
crowd OF hundreds around him;
but in few minutes he was order
cd away by the police. Regarding
the political hearing of the matter
the Republicans are dispOndent
while the Democrats are divided
between regret at the failure Of the
legislation in interest of the COM
munity aud joy ut the setback 1t
will give their political opponents.
RsosgsnssassOn Of she Dsmocr"tio
Party.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 4.-Last
evening the Democratic County
Committee met for the purpose OF
considering the plan of the Com.
mittee Of Fifty for the reorganiza-
ton of the Democracy of San Fran
cisco. President Marye was in
the chair aud thirty-three Of the
committee were present. Mr..
Quinn moved the adoption Of the
plan as whole. The motion was
discussed at SONS length. but fiDal-
ly adopted.
snss FssnetsGn Ispans.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 4.-Hon.
p. T. O'Connor delivered his fare
we'll address last night at Union
Hall to q very large audience. He
will soon depart for the East.
The Grand Lodge OF the A. o. u.
w. for the State is in session here.
The Order has now membership
OF Is, 1000 in California.
RulIianusun %" s6- s"as.rn R"is-
rO~0-00sesa"r TT1ssSe 6rnpps-
ss.x w,sn lhe Tenn b.s"n. Outlaws
-Chsnss 70 Dss vsD Away.
TUCSON, March "A special to
the Star from Crittenden says that
grading On the road TO thst point
is completed. Much ruffianism
prevails among the hands, shoot
Ing and garrotiDg being prevalent.
The greater part of the grading
force will be removed 10 OaIabassas
In y few days.
Governor Tfittle has returned
from Tom bstone. He says he cans-
ed the organization of u posse of 30
men under the command Of De-
putty United Stetes Marshal to pro-
tect life and property He has teIe.
graphed to the President the full
atate of affairs, and asked an ap.
propriation from Congress Of one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars
to defray the expense of roofing
ruffianism out OF the Territory. He
also asks Congress- for power to
suspend county officials for six
months.
Fifty Chiname en- route to work
for contractor lg0 on the railroad
grade in S0mita valley, were met
at the first grading camp by white
men and ordered bfck. They re-
fused, and the white men opened
fire with revolvers, causing the
Cinnamon to retreat. They have
not returned since. The white men
are determined to. allow no Chinese
labor on the grade.
Tus G .D,ass ~css,aU Y-sserd"y.
WASHINGTON. April 8 AT to-
days Cabinet meeting the Presi-
dent was almost uniformly list
sner 10 the discussion of the Chi.
nese bill, and when the meeting
adjourned not q single member OF
bis Cabinet had learned what con-
clusioD, ii any, had been reached
by him. The President this even.
ing, through his private secretary,
announced TO several inquiries
that he had not yet any informa-
tion to convey to the public on the
subject. Attorney General Brews-
ter, during the session To-day, read
to the Cabinet q legal opinion, in
which he contended that o twenty
years. suspension would not be
"reasonabls" within the meaning
Of the treaty.
Tho Cbiasss BuI Vetoed.
WASHINGTON, April 4.-The
President has sent q message tl
the Senate vetoing the Chinese
bill.
lmpslssnme0s Of Americas Cisi
WARRINGTON, April Ain the
Senate Voorhees, submitted o reso
luton declaring that the conduct
Of the State Department In relatioI
to the arrest and imprisonment Of
Mr.. McSweeny and other Ameri.
can citizens by the British author.
tiles is in violation of American
law, Inconsistent with the value o
American citizenship and derogA'
: tory to the honor OF the United
States. 1t was temporarily table(
at Veorhees's request, subject t.
his call.
We Take . Bsck seat.
NEW YeRK, April 4.-AdviceI
fpaun Pana ma aav a that Tpaacokt IN