Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-17

fBy Telegraph 70 the senttnsl-l
WASHINGTON. April 16.-The telegram
from Washington to Phiadelphia paper.
stating that Tlden had prepared . letter TO
be presented 70 the coming State Conven-
ton Of New York. announcing his With
drswal from the Presidential race. wxs .
topic Of much discussion at the Capitol
to-day. The prevalent opinion among
members Of Congress from New York. and
other Eastern States. appears to be that
Tilden really intends 70 Withdraw. Sew
ersl Of the Congressmen expressing this
opinion are known to be on excellent terms
with Tilden- One prominent Senator. who
il always well informed about Democrats
plans, and whose relations with Tilden are
friendly, said that while the report might
mot be true In detail, it vas . fact that
Tildcn had determined not to be . csndi-
date He may make the announcement
10 the State Convention. or wait until the
National Convention meets, but he would
certainly get OF the track ct one time or
the other. The announcement will. in the
opinion Of this Senator, be made at the
State Convention. IL his opponents are in
the majority there, OF oven numerous
enough 10 make . strong minority.
Chauncey Black. one Of the most active
Tilden men in Pennsylvania. was asked
to-day II the coming Pennsylvania Conven-
ton would declare for TildeD. Black re-
marked significantly. that Iilden would
not be in auybody's way much longer. He
aid TiIden would withdraw from the race,
and these would Be no occasion for any
fuss over him. Black was then asked Il
: solid Tilden hght in Pennsylvania was
being vaged really in the interest Of
Speaker Randall for Pnsident or yice
President. bat be did not apswer this CUES
ton. Very many are Of the opinion tia,
Tflden did contemplate making randall his
political peer some time ago. but that b.
has changed his mind. owing to the Dem.
ocratic hostility 10 the Speaker, and viii
exert his inausnce in behalf Of rome one
else, perhaps Jeuett or Groesbeck. or very
possibly Justics Field. II i. in short
Almost universally believed that Tiiden Il
Maintaining his hold on his party In New
York q pressnt solely with the view Of
forcing the nomination Of some friend
Representative Willis, Of Kentucky. said
this evening: vas talking to-day with
prominent Democrat who i just from New
York, and while there be converssd viii
Tflden. Tilden told him be vould not b
! candidato before the Convention, and III
hs asked Of tbs party vss an honorahl,
! option in the selection Of il eandidxte fcl
Presidsnt. That expression = 20 emf
| nently Tildenish that Il ~ With tn
| conviction that be uttered IL / know b
said positively he would pos - eandi
data.
The House to-day practically e-sznpi<s<i
its consideration Of the Indisn AryxDSszs
lion bill. % far y ordinary dsszazs usr,
| concerned. although another day az 5ws
may be consuped in debate 0y<r fAs rrsE.
| osition 70 abolish the Board 81 Enssiss
| Commissioners, and transfer xzs ssnsarp
Of the Indians 70 the War Dsrsssaasaau
| The Pacific Coast items are already zxssssi
TO, ABIDE from those for pay u Mana sad
| intsrpretsrs. and for ths fulhzlnsspf d
| direct treaty stipulations. which are - fs