Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-28
HOPEFUL VIEW OF THE STU
AEIDN.

An old Pacific Coast friend, now spend
ing a few months in the East, in a private
letter to the editor Of the SENTINEL, makes
the following hopeful prediction as to the
immediate future Of this country "Busl-
ness Of all kinds is increasing all over the
country. and we shall soon have a time Of
substantial prosperity u as this country
has never seen. The United States will be
the richest nation in the world, and with
wealth more widely distributed among the
people than in any other nation. Our
agricultural and mining resources are
greater than any other country Of the
world possesses; and, as all wealth Is but
the result Of labor bestowed upon natures
treasures, we cannot fail in becoming the
leading nation Of the world IN wealth,
power and intelligence. This, too it will
become in spite Of the miserable SQUAD
bles of politicians and ~demasogues, the
seltishness Of capital and the bowls Of
Communists and socialists. We may occa-
~sionally have 8 thunderstorm or tornado,
but these will be but local in their effects,
and tend to purify the political and moral
atmosphere. The mills Of God grind slow,
but they grind exceeding small. Man
may be a martyr, but the race is progress
ing, and viii, in my belief, continue SO
esernally in all modes of existence"
TIE Democrats have drawn a white ele-
plant in the Warner Silver bill. They
thought it was a fine prize At first, but it is
costing them too much to keep it. And il
will kill of It's keepers if they are not care
full how they handle It.
The above is from the indianapolis
journal, $ leading Republican print.
1t serves to show that the Republican
party, as a party. is opposed to the re-
monetization Of silver. The SAME thing
has been demons tratsd over and over again
in Congress. On all occasions four-dtths
of the Democratic members vote for the
double standard, while four-ffths Of the
Republicans stand il for the Wall street
gold bngs. It was the Republicans also
that demonetlzed silver in the first place,
aud brouEht general prostration upon the
country. \ vast majority Of Eastern Re
publicans are equally unsound On tie Chi
nese question. These facts should not be
forgotten by the voters of the Pacific
Coast when another election shall rol!
around.
AcEErAfy w~el-kpawn Com .tack mining
Superintendent offers 10 lie. $1,000 that
Ewing WI 6e elected Governor ai oat3s
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efiee. should his predictions fail in any
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