Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-13

what adOsnstock Correspondent has
30 Say of the Situation.

We reproduce the following Virginia City
correspondence of the Reno Journal simp-
ly for the news which it contains, and not
with the view Of endorsing it entire.
vIRGTsu CRY, July 0.
EDIroR JOURNAL: The latest political
excitement in this section is the report that
the Bonanza firm and the Bradley faction
have buried the hatchet. Jim Fair has
put Bradley in his little bed, and every
thing IL lovely in the Democratic camp.
The compromise was brought about on the
basis Of the support OF the Bradley faction
for j. q. Fair for the U. s. Senate, and in
turn the Bonanza crowd TO aid Old Broad
horns in his Gubernatorial aspirations.
The most prominent men in the Demo-
cratic party are at the head Of this move
and some say that Mr.. Mackay's absence at
this time Is for the purpose OF giving Un-
Gle Jimmy chance to work up his plans.
Leading politicians seem to credit these
reports and say there is a. millions in it. y
1t il to be regretted that the choice Of U.
$. Senator, in this State, has degenerated
into matter OF bargain, and the conduct
of Governor Bradley, in this remarkable
coalition, does not smack much Of honesty
and reform.
OLD HONESTY.
This compromise settles the matter so far
az Governor Bradley is concerned, and
there is not the shadow Of doubt but the
old man viii get the Democratic nomina-
ton for Governor for third time. Jewett
Adams will come in for the second place on
tie ticket, and j. j. Hill. of Humboldt, is
booked by the same coalition for Secretary
Of State. A strong effort will be made by
the cliqne to defeat General Kittrell for At
torney General, and place Senator Baker,
Of Eureka county, in his place. A majority
O! the Republicans in this place seem 10 fa-
vor this alliance. as they regard Bradley
the weakest candidate the Democrats can
place before thc people. for the following
reasons FirstHis official record will net
bear investigation. Seeond-The third
term policy is Objectionable 10 the peoples
of the State. Third-Tbe tire mining in
tssrest Of the State will be arrayed against
him. Fonrth-iiis Republican allies who
aided him four years ago have deserted
him. and he will have a much stronger man
on the Republican side 10 run against than
he did at the last election. Fifth--A great
many. Of his own party will repudiate him
Mt the polls ON account Of the bitter fights
he has made and animosities he has against
such Democrats as Kittrell, Ellis. Hyman
and others: also for the reason that they
do not believe him to be the only honest
itali III tue thhAs W tit DtlupfIacN. NlAtD
"A large majority Of the people are dis
gusted with the sham cry OF honesty put
forth by Garrard Adams, Fox 4 Co, and
have come TO the conclusion that eight
years OF Bradleyism is enough.
THE REPUBLICANS.
There ncytr was a time in the history OF
the State whea the Republicans we're as
well united and ssa.rized as now, and my
capdid opinion is that ,Sey will land old
Broadhorns and the Democracy so far up
Salt river, that they never will he heard Of
again. j. r. Jones is candidate for re-
election to the Senate, and his friends are
organizing III his behalf and no doubt will
stand off the Bradley-Fair clique. The
Senator will arrive here about the 25th
and commence active operations against
the enemy at once. A great deal Of sur
mising has been going on Of late, as to
who will be the Republican candidates at
the coming election. Now, Mr.. Editor,
will wager a new suit of clothes that the
following named gentlemen viii be nomi-
mated at Eureka for the different positions
on the Republican ticket: Governor. II.
NJ. Daggett; Lieutenant Governor. j. b.
Moore: Congress, Tom Wren: Controller,
W. w. Hobart: Secretary Of State, Jasper
Babcock; Treasurer, George Tufiy; Super
intcndent OF Public Instruction, j. b.
Hammond; Clerk Of Supreme Court, G.
+. Bickncll; supreme Judge, Tom Hawley;
Surveyor General M. b. Curtis; Attorney
General, G. N. Harris. The above will
make strong team, and il will trouble
the Democracy to get away with it.