Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-30
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I~spxcrAL TO TIE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL
The New York Prsss on the Ohio
Nominations.
NEW ELECTRIC PATENT.
NORMAN STATIONS FOR GEN. GRANT.
Kearney's Choice For President.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
A NEW ELECTRIC PATENT.
NORMAN sIALu0Ns foR GEN. GRANT.
NRw Yong Nav %

NEW YoRK. May 30.
The journal this morning dis''nsses the
| Ohio Republican Convention. The Times
and Tribune regard the nomination Of
Foster as exceptionally strong. and think
"Charley,'' as he is familiarly called by
Young Republicans, popular. and that he
will make a good run. The Herald
says Foster represented Hayes own district
in Congress, and was the Presidents pet
candidate. The result will make upon the
country a favorable impression of Hayes
dexterity as a politician. He has quietly
out-maneuvred beth General Grant and
his own ambitious Secretary Of the Treas
ury. Per contra the ssSun" says that
| Sherman might have had the nomination,
but entertained serious misgivings as to
the result. Otherwise he would have taken
it himself. The World SAYS it is a vic
tory for Sherman as against Grant. and ii
is a confession so far as it goes that the
vetoes of HAYES mo be Sustained at the
polls.
Alfred II. Holcombe yesterday received
a notice from the Patent Office that the
applications had been allowed for his in
vention, which the s,Times." this morning,
asserts has solved the problem Of the de
visibility of the electric current for ordi-
nary lighting purposes Minute candles of
lampblack are used instead of the ordi-
| nary. pencils. The inventor claims
| that with the less expensive form of carbon
lampblaek used in the manufacture OF his
| points. it would be possible to light a par
lor at from une-fifth TO one-eighth of the
| cost Of gas for the same purpose. He has
recently produced carbons that lasted fifty
hours. and has thus nearly dispensed with
the trouble Of renewal, found to be so
| formidable in the Jobleochkoff light. Elk
| perts speak Of the invention with the high
| est enthusiasm. 1t will soon be exhibited
pub icly.
The HERALD prints a characteristic let
| ter from Dennis hearney TO a citizen here,
| which closes thus 1.-THE Workingmen's
| party Of California will elect a full State
ticket next September, besides four Con
gressmen and the Legislature, which
chooses a United States Senator to sgcceed
Booth 1t will also place a third party in
the field for the Presidential campaign of
next year, and California will cast its Elec-
toral vote for the party. This will throw
the Election OF the President into the
House of Representatives, and California
will nominate her man. / would like to
see John Swinton occupy the White
House."
A New Haven special announce the ar
rival there last night Of the iron steamer
Normsn Monarch, 26 days ont from Con-
stantinopie and bringing the two handsome
gray Arabian stations given to Grant by
the Sultan of Turkey. They are in fine
condition, and will probably soon be sent
to their owners farm in the West. The
Norman Monarch will take pack to Con-
stantinople 50, 900 stand Of arms for the
Turkish Government. The cargo will be
worth about ST. .00U. 900.
Platform of the Ohio Republicans.
CINCINNATI. May 30.
The following are the Resolutions
adopted by the Republican State Conven-
ton
Resolved, That the Republican party of Ohio,
rexfa-ming the cardinal doctrines of its adopt
ed faith. AS heretofore proclaimed. especially
pledges itself anew to the maintenance OF free
suffrage, equal rights, unity OF the Nation and
supremacy OF the National Government in all
matters pissed by TIE Constitution under its
control.
Resolved. That we earnestly appeal to the
people in the exercise Of their power throu gh
the ballot-box, TO arrest the mad career of the
party now controlling both trsnches Of Con-
| gress under dominance of a msjnrity Of men
Ltsly in arms against the Government, and
now plotting to regain, through the power OF
legislation the cause which they lost In the
field namely, the establishment of State SOW
ereignty by the overthrow of the National SUI
preInasy.
Resolved, That the Democratic party having
| committed itself to the plan to break up the
Government. by refusing to appropriate 10
their legitimate objects public moneys already
| collected from the people. unless the Executive
shall give his official signature to measures
which ne con%scientiousiy disspproves; meas
ures plainly intended to allow the free course to
fraud. violence and corruption in National
| elections, and to impair the constitutional SUI
premacy of the Nation. deserves tue signal
condemnation Of every honest and law-abiding
| citizen
Resolved, That the present extra session of
Congress, thus compelled by Democratic con
spir-tors. has been prolonged beyond all posi-
| bic excuse. not only to the depletion OF toe
Treasury and 10 the grave detrssnent of every
industrial and commercial interest of the eouii-
try, but 10 an unealied for agitation Of several
questions by persistent efforts in hostility to
resumption. already happily accomplished. by
constantly tamper.ng with a currency system,
unsurpassed in the world: By re-opening and
stimulating sectional controversy. especially
taruagh the allowed determination TO repeal al
war legislation, and by seeking to iRaugurafe q
r-actionsry revolution. designed to restore the
full power to the solid SOUTH in the affairs Of
the Government
Resolved. That the financial administration
of the Governms nt by the Republican party in
accomplishing q grcat work, the resumption Of
specie payments, in rest ring our currency to Il
par value, in greatly reducing the burden OF
national debt. in refunding q large proportion
Of the same at a rate OF interest one-tiird less
than the former rate. thereby alone saving the
treasury thirteen million dollars a year, and
in enhancing the national credit to a standing
never before STAINED, is a source of just pride
to the Republicans OF Ohio, and deserves the
warm approbs ton of the American people.
Resolved. That the perpetual disturbance of
the country il reference 70 the conciliatory
measures Of the Administration are shownb by
the jndgment Of the people to be thoroughly
condemned.
Resolved. That the remsins Of our dead
heroes. who gave their lives t. save the nation
from destruction. protests against the ex1ul.
sion Of their living comrades from public
ofiees TO crafty the partisan purposes Of the
dominant party in Congress
Resolved. Thst we send greeting to the Presi-
dent Of the United States and our Republican
members OF Congress, and cordially tn NIX and
honor them for the firm and patriotic stand
they have taken in opposition to the majority
Of the present Congress, and we hereby pledge
them our earnest and undivided support.
south Carolina Mnekey ON The wit
ness Stand.
WASHINGTON, Nav 20.
The Wallace Committee yesterday exam
ised r. J.. aackey, Circuit Judge in South
Carolina. He supported the Hayes and
Hampton ticket Side by side with Hamp-
ton he canvassed the State for Hayes, bot
he voted for Tilden. indorsing on his bal
Iot as the reason for doing SO that bayonfts
WITS ufousat 70 the poIls 70 sfchre the
election Of Hayes. The witness wished to
say that a jury Of the sfate Courts com
posed wholly Of Republicans, wonld con
yict the most prominent Republican who
shouid wrong q Democrat, and a Demo-
cTsti1 Jury would conrict rne most promi-
nent Democrat who would wrong a Repub-
lican.
President Hayes has vetoed the Legisla-
tive, Executive and Judicial Appropriation
bill. The House has refused to pass the
bill over the veto-yeas. 1l3 nays. 90
not the necessary two-thirds in the affirm
alive.
The message has been referred to thu
Judiciary Committee.
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