Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-27
THE CAMPAIGN.
Birds-Eye View of the Political
Cauldron-The Strikers, the
Rif-raff, the Eager Herd.
"Doublc, double, toll and trouble,
liz, kr,p ,.J ..,1lr.. I.LlI

Fire burn and cauldron bubble"
AS the third day of November APP
p~roaches, even so does the excitmcnt,
always prevalent at election times, but
particularly so of the present, increase.
Myriads surround the great political
cauldron, every one with Lis own par
ticular chestnut 10 turn en- the Goals,
all keeping stealthy eye on the sim
mcring within, carefully noting the
impression made by each candidate as
he pops up and down through the
misty scum tina, incrusts Tie Sce,hing
contents OF hat mystical vessel. Some
are viewing the situation as they
wish To see 1t terminate; many in the
light OF Il great and glorious partisan
Victory, while the remaining ie'V, wlo
care little of. or mtd,ilc much wi Ii
politics, seem a perfectly independent
or unbiased.
Tie pas; week has been devoted TO
periecting arrangements, going round
among 1.-The boys" setting the wires
and instructor. The leaders how and
when te move. Last sunday was the
~arine>t day OF the caniiaign, 80 far.
The day was i'll nOWi~ea holy day with
llp tt " a IL " a = 7 : M
dor .v,,vn,,. w. IN tnH .,,,l H.
ions ,h,t v.crc ..,nt un,, in Lac.
roon,s ,luh ro..;,r .nJ Lo, lon, ,,a,s
wore ono,nb In b,;nr dawn tIa wrath
of Ue,yan unon tho whole lot ot ,vi,n.
li.IE r.. md i\er,-rn v.S, d1v of
.c,rt work: nm uuIticnI
ucctlu~ WAS rojur ON il, balf, dozen
s,Io,rS nj ,,.. vitLf. a,n,'1 L.no-h az
~ tb.f ri,r TO-, fo ,Ea,t.
ar. vo,d. hon n,,i~inr Tho u,n~its
ot The GREAT r,rly he vas .dxa,ntint,
4, o.a rl,rr goionnl Pol T,,lor W..
.~ni.rajujnr i, crowd with humorous
siufirs. ;rllIn~ t,,m in manner ,rc,,-
llarly hi, own. r,eating much an,isa-
u,nf .nI mo Gnvd cooS,,u,fuu
rI,ufv of licu;h ~rpfre<lmcnt TO wash
tin m down. Eurle t,rn,r Tufiv had
IN. harlest r,u,p E,ls,,Ir never vns
AZ nrond NJ lie head of hi. racamrnin.
~ v,s T,,.le t;nors. folIonel Lr y
Lu~ lime nf ardent admirers tnr h, err.
I'nnud down ono Stree, y~i.rjrr his
c,uutry,,,cu AMI friends La went tho
r,tLL. tnlEovinr ~, Coco. ,nt,,ra1
t;,arrn could ROT sayray. bismarck
md he rius,nI lad him in Tow. and
uutu The s,aee roll, IN + bear his SEQ
roruds Of ayoirdurois away. could he
Stake The crovd. much TO his. if no
ere .l>p's relief.
az cour>e tLe chief tonic of discus
sion in all lbr cori.l.uceS and chance
c,.h,rino. vasiLr probable effect his.
iL,t and The other move made Nv the
drnrpnt ,ariips wouId have ON the
c,,,c,al result of The cHmrai.n. What
" i'll The IuItucuGcntS uoa to-"
WI, asked often. and a MANY times
answered. :. Nothing! let III, TWO lar
ih.s keen ,foof f,oin Them and thty
Nh moi cnt a ti.ure in tie ti.ht."
he IyIrid nature Of what they call
an InierrnIrnt u,,,r j., Already un-
n,sL,.d aud viii I've 6actoreI As sore
Nod. on .In,.,inu day
r. uenht. what il wa, r,casedto term
mn Iulero,dcuf nee jn1 look place at
rur.ku I,nlI. In common with other
nautical intr. every one Welt.
oyiL., ,L.,i,, m,ni,.ted IN IiSpa
tn all si,l.s tf:nr fha meeting was or
,,ni,al jv thu ,ln,.ion Of the cu>tom-
nrv otlircrs. Frank .Aln!nu was first
iuirnducpl. aud af or raining away for
Ioit nm ho,,r rns,lnte1 hi, seat. Horse
n,rke, C,rau>on was then Introduced
~ ,ha snc,kor of the evening. The
renllemnn was prolise in language,
e~xpression and Wild -esticuiation. lie
straiobfw,v i,ri,tnl the Republicaa
and 0nou,nrrati. parties. "Vauk,d
them mn ON the stare. and for two
InnIs,nI , half abu.ei them for all
hr was work. and theu. throwing on Il
hlauket. cinrh,nr them up tight to
L""n thsm from IurLinr. and nultin.
cnrh.hits in their mouths. rlaccd the
c;rnur riI.r Iant ,he TRIO around the
m~ctaplorical ring. while he as grand
master OF c~ere'nonies' win Il t"'iNe-
TO-, i'>n, ,un'c" :, re',,rLs
..ne In'.i,,Ien. sS,'na,i,o n,nHi,,r
49, 80 ,nrn hin,k. hnrnr7
900 lin, tn,-
tHtN "o.iN s'op''''.'