Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-08
POLITICAL AND OTHERWISE.
The Views Of an Independent Cor.
respondent.
SACRAMENTO, March 4. 1874.

S-AN IA E-N ~, -itINH II .
EpIroR SENTINEL: Your paper OF
Sunday last pierced the snow blockade
and reached here TO-DAY. | see You
fling the name of Colonel Ellis 10 the
breeze as candidate for Governor OF
YOUR STATE. No worthier gentleman
lives than Colonel Ellis. He is al you
represent him TO be->cholar. lawyer
and gentleman. His election would
mark a new era i'll Nevada-that State
that endured patiently two terms OF
the "great and good" Bla>dcl and one
of the present venerable Bradley me
thinks | see him read that last para
graph and hear him murmur In
obliged to Yer. my som. see You
start Colonel Ellis out with a pledge
that he is an.i-monopolv.' Is it pos
>ib}e You in Nevada are tuning Your
harp> TO grind out that Salne old quavcr
about how much people have. will or
may suffer unless they rise up and re-
dress their present wrongs? Dixie is
no longer>un g and John Browns soul.
though it may be still marching on. i
Ilo 4plIeCl - IN mn tlitt Is tIiSkllttu
morning. noon and night. Yet anti
monopoly Is an older ballad than
either: and still You all sing it. You
defeated a splendid little gentleman,
Mr.. Tritle. and elected vour present
Governor on that CRY. Are You proud
of Your work? | see the reelection of
Mr.. Kendall is aScribed to the same
cause. and Yet noticed. the other day.
Your paper declared that excellent gem
tleman could not get five hundred
votes for anything in all Eastern
Nevada. And still | notice Uncle
Lewis. of the Crescent. and that "cele-
hrated patriot OF the Carson Tribune.
are sounding the annual alarm. and
that even he SENTINEL is practicing
the scale. What is il to be this year?
The China cry is too old; anti-hank
will no longer avail. Nothing is leti
but anti-railroad. And Vet this is a
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT government |
>titution, and the wi>est men
on this 81 lie OF the mountains think
Congress is the only power that can
regulate and control that somewhat
ponderouS institution. because only a
link of that chain is in Nevada. and
Nevada's interest can only be meas
ured With those of the nation. and not
separately. If this be true. after
>hrieking all Summer and electing
everything "anti.' there will be moth
ing TO attack, just as there has been
lo.niilS >ince Tue loau commenced
running suppose ilotlllhS can sop
me cry. II Is % peasant Tor men To
thlllh tneN are hein-' or !l'ple 10 De-
MrolSea' only. Whlie looiin@ the pub
nc 90, l. as USUAL >"lndle yourselves
a,A1 To- .,A~, 1,.A L.
ana eject men, As You nave repeatedly
~iere,olofe' tllat YOU VIII nave 10 apoio-
9lZe lor, lor year or TWO. uh'n Your
>tohlach> are completely turned ana
YOU nave 10 spehd tlle ia>t year or Two
thelrlerinN ~unaNailinS cursihg. DO
You know am losing faith in persons
VINO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS as retormer>,
IN season ana out o season? II You
We're 10 una a woman on a corner oil
ihe street III Eureha' pfoclailhlnS III a
ioltd voice mat she was a lady. that
her mother before her was a lady. that
none OF the female members OF her
family had ever permitted the least
llnerty 10 be taken with them. that her
mission was to reform respectable mar
RED ladies', would You, without further
investigator. take her home and i'll
: tfoauce her 70 Mrs. cassidy and the
! hapy? oeiieve. could you look in
upon our Cali1ornla Assembly and
zee the men VINO pledged them
! selves % reform. ana then remark the
/ llniiipef OF a who tear the Sac
iatiielilo o"'o" more than they do
tielf liiai recount; II the number OF
s~c"uhdreis WI" would nave discount
1 % ''uas l>ea!lol on Inc sale OF the
nt'ieeIier, YOU Nouid never ask an
} otner pleusG Oh a candidate save that.
: a. netmeeh me people as Whole and
liui.iuuais or corporations, on every
question:. ne would. as a Nudge, give,