Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-10

Nov. y.
The TrfJaRc. this morning, appears
under the management of lion. Jos.
Medill, and a> n Republican paper. In
his address 10 the readers OF the paper
Mr.. Melill briefly reeites the cause
that lead TO his retirement from the
Tribune, and speaking OF the dlifer.
enes between himself and Mr.. White
says. ..fiiev We're always political. not
personal" and adds: My predece,-
>ur has pur>Le | the ours Which he
believed 20 he The path oil duty with a
courage Whic.i e.lailens.d the respect
of those who condemned it. and sup
ported ni> view, with All ability which
exported Il err admiration, and lie caves
the editorial chair after having achieved
a la Iotal reputation. The readers of
the TfIbRae will naturally desire 10 be
informed al the outset OF the probable
Inc Of conduct Of the Tribune under
the char-e of the present manage
tnent. Full explanation cannot be
given an the instant; mems opin-
lofs ami action, are more or less
intiuenced and controlled by the
circumstances Which surround them.
and always by unforeseen causes,
but this much may now he safely
promised: The Chicago T'r.htu4e
hereafter will he, as il formerly was
under my direction, al independent
Republican journal. 1t VII be the or
gan OF no man however high. no
clique or ring however influential. nor
faction however ianatical or aemonStra-
tive, and viii give to the Republican
parry and Its principle a hearty and
Generous support. 1t will criticise the
ac,ions and records of Republican
leaders As freely and fearleS>lv as i'll
days of wore. lie declares as his firm
belief THAT the errors of party and the
misconduct of its agents ian be r
recied only within the party itself. As
to political newspaper, lie SAYS: \ po-
litlcal newspapers, To be OF service to
the public, must give one party or the
other the preference. and while the
Democratic party embraces many ex-
cellent and worthy member, who
would b. an honor to any or-aniza-
ton, Yet | sincerely believe the Re-
publican parry comprises a nue.
iarger proportion OF the intelligent
and educated cases, of the moral
worth ami business enterprise as well
as OF the patriotic elements OF the ma
non; and, therefore the Government of
the country and civil rights OF the
poor and weak can he more safely and
prudtntly committed to its Keeping
than tn that Of its antagonists, whose
past history and antecedent> furnish so
much u for mi>yivlng and dread
of It's future behavior.
An LtteI-Oceda Washington special
says: Some of Speaker Blaine's
friends. much to the discomfort of
those of lianlin. are intimating that
the tnrrnar IN u 24nfGr tho liSt yJth tIn.
latter. The friends of Hamlin admit
that Blaine would make "a good run.
The names mos, frequently used in
connection with the Speakership of
the next House are Fernando Wood,
samuel Randall, of Pennsylvania, and
Kerr OF Indiana.
The 1i1bn9te tomorrow will publish
the official returns from sev.nty-two
counties OF Illinois, when gives the fol-
lowing vote: Fer Trea>urer-Rldge-
way, Rep, l05.50l; Carroll, Dem,
66.31s; Gore. Independent, 2j.s4s;
simpson, Pohibiiio l,43l. ForSuper-
ingendent-Powell, Rep. 1851; Etier.
Opposition, 100, 80; Potter, Prohibi-
ton, so. The only remaining thirty
counties twenty five give "A Democratic
majority. Cooa county is no; included
in the above figures.
\ Majority of she constitutional
Contested D%iptheria = Gomse.
rated Pr sidens orion Iadi..
naut.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.
The New York Times says it is high
~ probable that seven of the eleven
propositions submitted 10 the people
With the view to an Amendment OF he
State constitution have been defeated.
Those rejected art said To he amend
ments aimed against bribery At cleo
tons; hat of extending governors
terms To three years ard specify the
lne within which he a return the
bills for service; those designed tC
check mourning Indebtedness by State
or local Governments on behalf ofrail-
road and other corporations, and those
providing for punishment, such AS
The criminal oifense of giving Or taking
81 brides By members Of the Legi,la-
t1re or others holding office under the
laws OF the State. Those supposed 10
be adopted are intended to check spe-
cial legislation, canal jobbery and
Animation of the sinking iunt.s.
JUICE Hogan intends to contest the
seat oil Meade from the Fifth Con-
gressional District and claims il in a
card 10 the press that he will expose
The frauds pracliced to defeat him.
There We're lJ5 deaths by dIptleril in
this city during the last two weeks OF
octoaer. \ scientific investigation is
Ia be made into the CAUSES OF its
prevalence.
Rev. Jas Theodorc Holly. ID. D., of
Port-au-prince, u colored bishop elect
OF iIayti, West Indies, VAS consecrated
morning III Grace Church. Bi>h-
ops l.. T.. Potter, kerioot. and the
Bishop OF Kingston, Jamaica, Off
A dispatch frem New Orleans. Gated
sth. say, a very sharp lettei to the