Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-02

upon Governor HENDRICKS, n
the Occidental Hotel, where the party
were serenaded. Augustus Schell,
John Kelly, William Roberts, w. HI.
Quincy and others addressed the
audience from the balcony of the hotel,
pledging a hearty support to b
ticket and exhortiDg the Democ-
racy of Indiana to renewed ef-
forts for victory at the coming cleo
ton. After these gentlemen had
spoken, loud and persistent calls
were made for Governor Hen
bricks, who appeared on the balcony
and was rereived with the most vocif.
erOus and protracted cheering. Quiet
being restored. he said:
NV fellow-citizens-It Is impossible
for me to make an address o you this
evening. [Cries of 20 on.] / am here
to pay my respects to distinguished
citizens from one Of the greatest POLITE
cal con vsntions that has ever held a
session In this country. These distin-
Kuished men sympathize with US In
the interests which we intend protect
ing by . change which Is to take place
1t the coming election [cheer-]. | i'e-
iieve, ut the next ele ctiOn. that the peo
pie are going to express what Is writ
ten in the platform adopted at st,
LOUIS, and what Is written in the his
tory Of the distinguished man that
leads the ticket, and that il thorough
r efOrm in the pubic service lgreat ap
plause.1 There il but one other
thought that ! will express to you; that
the platform adopted at st. Louis de
that the resumption clause OF h
adopted in 1875 shall be repealed,
and a repeal of that clause which car
ries with it every feature of the law
Is bringing about contraction
80 hurtful to the interests of the coun.
try. ] thank you for the compliment
you have paid me in this call.
of go on.l I repeat, | cannot
to make you All address. 1t
Is my duty to pay my attention and re
spects to the gentlemen who have al.
dressed you. Again, l thank you,
gentlemen.
After dinining with the Governor the
party left on their special car for the
East.
A Shyster Judge.
WASHINGTON, June 30.
General r. b. MusSey, a member of
the Supreme Court, has placed a me.
mortal in the hands of Proctor Knott.
charging d. y. Humphreys, one If the
Associate Juctices OF the District of Co.
Iuinbia, with being totally unfit, Q
for judge; that he il ignorant Of
the law, incapable of logical reasoning,
and given to feeble, rapid aud discOu.
nected Htterances upon the hench, de
void alike of legal point and common
sense; that he is frequently intoxicated
upon the bench; that he has sat In At
least one case wherein he had q pecun-
larry interest in the result; that
by his conduct a. Judge, lie has
hindered Justice, rendered himself a
public laughing stock, and brought
discredit upon the Court OF which he
Is a member.
The Democracy.
ST. LOUIS, June 30.
The committee appointed by the Ma
tional Democratic Convention to notify
Tilden and Hendricks of their uomina
held a meeting last evening and
made General JobH A. McClernand
and resolved to wait OF the
nominees in q body, and for that pur
pose is meet at the Filth Avenue Ho
Iel, New York, on the 18th of July. A
sub com mittee was appointed to draw
~ ~ WI va w Nht'f ~
The nominees, and the chairman was
nth them ~ to when it will be con.
venient forthelnlo receive the commit.
lee.
Preparing for the Fomrth-RemWvRl
or wM Another Honest Revenue
Omcsr-Heat and Aumstr"kes.
New YORK, July l.
The weather continues warm aud
Great preparations are making for
the Fourth in Brooklyn and Jersey
City, ~ we'll a. in this city. Flags.
banners and streamers are in position
in every direction. The entire streets
are given up t. the display Of bunting.
Many magnificent decorations are al
ready made and more are to follow.
The engine houses, police offices, city
build ngs, as well rs hundreds of pri
vxte residences, are appropriately and
decorated.
The Herdtd's Washington says: The
truth is, Yaryan Is the victim Of
the whisky thieves in the West. He
was active and untiring in his invesIi-
and 30 long a. when he had
returned from st. Louis with evil
dence of frauds, duplicating McDon-
aid, Joyce and others, before even any
seizures we're made, General Babcock
one day went "a a prominent Treasury
and asked him ii that Yaryan
was not making himself too id
fresh In the st. Louis whisky matters.
Senator Spencer's hostility To Yaryan
IL also supposed to come Of his intima.
with Batcock. The Herald regard.
Yarysn's removal ~ Grants last blum
der, and says tho Republicans will
hard work tn excuse 1t.
Several more persons have been
by the heat. In one or two
cases tho result was fatal. Advices
from Utica report Governor Seymour
by heat. He must give up
all engagements for the Sd and 4th.
The washinxsom Menunsems.
WASHINGTON, July l..
The officers OF the Washington Ma.
Monumental Society publish an
appeal to the ministers Of tie gospel
and Sxbtalh-schoOl superin,endents
10 take collections tomorrow or on q
convenient day thereafter fur the bene-
of the monument fund, and request
contributions he sent to J.. b. Fl
Smith, Treasurer at Washington.