Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-24

the civilization of New England will
remain and will govern the continent.
The New England man, go where he
will, carries a center, which, charging,
will effect everything he comes in con-
tact with. Tie Is the embodiment of the
English speaking people, who believe in
honesty, truth and patriotism. Refer.
ring to the result of the war he declared
that never was there such an example
of conquerors giving the conquered the
same rights they themselves possessed.
The moment the vanqui>hed laid down
their arms, we said to them, 20 home,
90 work for the flag which is to be the
common flag of IA homes. | say to
every Southern man who will go with
us heart and hand to build up this land,
they are welcome. just Is if born on
the very surface of Plymouth Rock;
but if they cherish any nope fnrthe old
conflict, a storm will arise over their
heads ten times AZ heavy a. the last one.
| speak for the arinv and navy, tie
men of bone and muscle; the brain and
sinew of the aggregate Americans. He
referre1 to the hard times aud said the
trouble is that people flock too much to
the cities. | ask them to come West.
[Laughter.] There is no trouble in St.
Louis. and there is plenty to Eat and
drink there. We will give you hearty
welcome and 9odSpeed to the best land
west of us. If the people of New York
will learn a lesson of the Pilgrim Faith
ers and go back to sol lewhat of their
economy, the national debt will be paid
in five years and specie payment would
come naturally. Let Us go back to the
times rs before the war, and, ii neces-
sarv, | myself will give an example of
earning my " living, but in doing
SO, let US keep the art of wat before ,is,
so that we will not have the mortifica-
ton of sending to Germany for soldiers
tn drill Il soldiers in the next war.
(Great cheering.l
Earthquake shock in Richmond.
RICHMOND. Dec. D..
A violent earthquake shock was felt
here tn night. The guests of the differ
ent hotels were so alarmed from the
rocking OF tui!aings as To assemble in
the parlors ready to leave. The alarm
was general, the shock being felt in all
parts OF the city. and many citizens lett
their dolniciles in fright.
Fire.
NEW YORK. Dec. %.
A fire this morning in Vesey street
caused losses amounting to Si0 .000.
distributed among a number of occt-
pants who are mostly insured.
COrraIIing In Grangers.
CHICAGO, Dec. %.
A Washington special says: An in
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gency has been brought to light with
in a day or two for the furthrrance o.
his designs on the Pacific Railroad
business. IT j. shown from documents
at hand that "A concerted scheme for
the ca pture of the so called Patrons If
Husbandrv has been adopted through
out the southern States, and through
this inStruinentality force is to be
brought to bear on the members oi
Congress to vote the necessary appro-
p%riations during the coming session.
An Old-rimer Gone.
DETROIT, Mich, Dec. %.
A Tribune special from Traverse
city. Michigan, announces the death a.
East Bay, Grand Traverse county, of
iienrv Stiles, an old pioneer, who was
{ te first white person born in Cincin-
natl. He was "A resident of Detroit al
tie time OF Huli's surrender.
& inference on Railroad Fre,ghis.
New York. Dec. ~.
The Eoening Post says the commit
mites representin. the merchants of
this city in the matter of frei2h Int rae. /,
which has lately excited 80 much al
tentiou, had a conference this norm
ing with Vica President Williams
II. Vanderbilt of The New York Centr ]
Railroad. WIN. T.. Dodge, Chairman.
said while they were now met tn thank
the railroad for what they had done in
the ruatier, they wished tn have
il decidedly understood that they had
no syn. pathy viii low prices, which
the railroads had been Obliged 10
adopt. They would ave beer NOR
gratified if the Boston rates had been
raised. IL waS for the interest of the
merchants that the railroads shoul,i
secure a fair compensation in order
that the latter might paw reasonable
dividends and ie able 10 expend no.
new for the improvements of their ia
~cilities. Mr.. Vanderbilt thanked the
merchants for III cir expressions al
gaod feeling, and tnen read a letter
from Colonel Scott, Of The | eun~ylva
MIA road, Civ ny an accomplished set
Element of The rates, and reasons for
his non attendance at this conference.
II is supposed h absence of B!anch-
ard. of The Erie road, was due TO the
same reason.
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