Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-19
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Another Whitewaahing Report.
The Negro Exodus from the South.
REBEL WAR CLAIMS.
ANOTHER INTERVIEW WITH SHARON.
Hherman's Lasest Dodge.
ANOTHER INTERVIEW WITH SHARON.


PHILADKLPHIA. December IS.
The Committee Of the Legislature, TO
which was referred the alleged over-issus
Of State bonds, after having been in session
since last June, have completed their la
bors n prepared . report, which was to-
day given 10 the Governor. They have
thoroughly investigated the matter, and
traced each bond 70 its holder. The CON-
suittee found that SIS 600 in bonds. depos-
lied in the Girard Bank. were paid into
the Treasury by C. s. BOXER. and account
ed for by Henry s.. McGrsw, State Treas
urer. The report rays the settlement Of
Henry 8. AcGraw Is satisfactory explAna-
ton Of the whole question, and had it been
placed on the minute Of the Sinking Fund
Commission, there would have been no
difficulty with reference TO the loan and the
outstanding bonds would have been re-
deemed. This settlement Is found on the
hy-leaf Of one Of the books Of the State
Treasurer. . place 20 unusual. an affair
that the officers Of the ommonweath over
ooked 1t.
Another Interview with sharon.
CHICAGO, December Is.
A Times reporter interviewed Sharon.
who II now here, en- route to Washington.
he said Nevada and California will both
60 Republican In the Presidential contest.
The party lines are closely drawn in these
States. and no matter who the nominees
may be. they will gain the undivided sup
port from their respective parties in Cali
fornia. The party ranks are imp egnsted
with various elements that will mould into
party issues ct the proper time. while in
Nevada like element exist. but in Q less
pronounced degree. As an individual. /
entertain no doubt Of . Republican sue
cess in Nevada and California. Whoever
receives the nomination will receive the
votes Of California and Nevada. Ny per-
sonal opinion 10 that the Republicans can
not ignore Grant. His past record a. . Gen.
eral and civil officer has inspired American
people with confidence in his ability to
fully conduct the affairs OF this vast and
rapidly developing country through any
dificulty that might spring up in the fn-
ture. that Is, during his administration Of
any once TO which he might be elected,
and right here ! may advance another per-
sonal belief 70 the effect that II the Rspub-
licau party does not take General Grant
up the Democrats party will. and act only
this. bat sleot him also. u nominated ~
The Democrats will hardly amount 10 .
party. Their ~disorganizAtaon will b CON-
plets. and their forces viii Be beyond raj
lying. General Grants record aud mill
tary career. ~ ! have said before. qualify
him better for the Presidency than any
other man on this continent. He 10 . man
better calculated to disarm sectional feel
ings and make the country harmonious
than any other, and this. il will be readily
confessed. Il the great point aimed at, or
should be. by both parties. 1t Is certainly
the point for which the Republican party
viii legislats and contend for in ths future.
OF tbs Democratic candidates. Hancock,
1ayasd ana Thaywau have bspn slosely