Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-16

without one more aprealto the lachrv-
nose sympathies of White Piner>? bid
| ever deSert Il brave 'home guard" in
the hour of peril? Not /; it is not
in my AZURE To do so crave an act
could only occur hen the trickling
sensation | might feel as l fled, would
be owing, no doubt, TO the fact that l
bled. No sir. repeat tina l have never
aberratcd upon Il friend. N Adolph
Sutro has moi yet refused to put up"
nor done other dastardly demeanings.
and he is soft on the NV. l.. y" and
me. Did | tell YOU in my last how |
held the little fellow m my Knee that
the vast audience might have room TO
clap and initiate and enthuse? Twas
astonishing how good l felt and how
every time cnthuscd the Nv. L. NJ
remarked thvt twas as good as going
home from church. l tell YOU, Mr..
SENTINEL. that We felt as if in The pres
once of aStetefeldt furnace, and Mr.. SUI
tro said such a reception warmed him
up like seventeen cayenne injections:
and no wonder. We all liked the lee
.urc. Farmers liked it, and merchants.
and miners, and laborers, and even
the men of letters and the doctors
liked il. Ills true thar the White line
NeuS and me" have quite forgotten
W llstl We iiitft-tt mus u ttANSs wv
learned, and logical. but that don't
matter. We remember the new COR the
Old German theory OF the inequality
of atmospheric pressure. and longed
to gobble Il few cords Of that Moodpiic
for Winter. We remember that Mr..
Sutro is not a oneNed aSPi!ant Tor
United States Senator. but Will permit
us to use Il little gentle force in that di-
rec;ion. We also have reason TO be-
liove Mr.. Sutro has cen a much
abused man, and with Christian meek
ness never returns a blow OF calls
American statesmen hard names. OF
course, having examined the
llartz mountain mines, he mas
a laudahle ambition to introduce
the perfect system into our beloved
country. He discovers Sc much vase
and 50 much uuSkiiltulne>> that he de-
sires to remedy the evil. Therefore, e
pictures and crates. and herates, and
condemns our rude American man
ncrS-our miners. our Congresses,
our crooked railroads. and all i'll the
most di>in;cresled WAY. There is
every reason II believe him a sincere
man who would instruct US that Diet
ing upon ml;sh and milk until a pleas
ant pain comes on. aids digestion. lie
informed liz that We were several cen
turtles behind the axe. and that we
should realize that the tiEae had come
when the power Of the human VIII
will relieve Us of gravity. so that e:cl
j,OH labnrer. HOW 50 oppressed by he
i;ank and Sharon Ring. could
seize the seat of his breeciies and Gle
va.e himself. all without the use OF al
cohol or other h0i>,ing machinery.
A.ndall the Intelligent audience claplee
until the walls of brick and plaster
trembled and The W. u. ~ and my
self and all the multitude of c,tldi-
dates gusheh, more especially the
three anti-Sharonite on the Demo
cratic side and the two anti-Sharonite>
on the Republican. We never re-
membered our commercial privileges
guaranteed lv the test of primaries;
and some Of us didn't care. We are
satisfied and eXuitaut thai Suiro adNo-
Gated on Walton tunnel and mat he
called all an.i-W alton and anti-Sutro
Americans. scamp- and liars. III con
clusiou. lie blessed the little children.
and soiemnly believed we should
grow up into distinguished American
citizens, Notwithstanding present sex
uality or raccal inequality.
And, now, farewell, Mr.. SENTINEL,
and my beloved White Pincr>. Like
Pnmeroy and Poland. have enleav-
ore 20 ere ygu f3.!htHIly: ND as
one after another of tie candidates de
clared that &" if he erred il would be an
error 0fthe head AMI not otthe heart
so, Judge and be charitable. 20
Yours. faithfully,
Ell REKAB.
Hamilton. Sept. 18th, 1874.