Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-28
The Regulars Ges the Best Of the
Situation Seymour Not y
Candfdate-Other Polit-
zeal Items ofInter-
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was received frcn different 2sssahy dis
sricss ssasias that shs organization u1s con-
pless and satisfactory isssasd 70 be the
general feeling al the politicians present.
that they were IN favor a tbs noElrse Il
| the Convsassoa. and exposed - Tlii<a-
/ The country members. However. advised
| that the proeex1snSs he deliberate &zGSSfe
The Democratic State Cazuai,ssS rass
Yesterday afternoon 70 TX tAs lEss and
place for koadlng the Sssse C~czvSGuo0-
| The form 81 call was Adopted and the
method CT sendlng delegates 10 f&e Stare
COMMITTEES hat iAs tize and Place were
left vacant TAe call SS firth thai The
object u the State CcnTsrt1e1 ) 90 eAocSs
delegates y represent The SAFE IN the nsa-
ccra,ic Nxsior&l CaaSsnsS0n 81 Cincinnati
A Substitute. which had been offered for
this was defeated. This substitute SsSsS-
mated Crlca as the pascs. and the ssA Il
jane ~ the date Ii also declared that the
Democratic sAo1li be tOrgosssa.
in order that all Night anise in q sny-szAe
effort 10 save the RSpatlie- 1t recoza-
nasnaed that the IrviaS Hall o-rSxaiszstSz
and the TAmmanv Hail body shc1li rzite
and eleet delegates 70 The State C~cHysarson:
and further resoEan<1i<i that m delegates
be received from the city BY the State Cca-
veossOn wao should reg-s~ ri sny ryan
IEzlio1 which shaali rtusS % scesSe 20
or adaps this recamzscixsSaa. when arr
other organization IN tAss district sAoais
have shown itself ready 20 szbSrrsse- A
mistee 81 nvs vas srpaznrsd 10 nj
the blanks - ADOPTED A cal and rsaR1-
non vas passed p~asSdlns THAI the Con-
vsnflon Was 20 be called ts-wsSn the Safh
d April and the Isl & Nxv, and that -
-
call and the Conveatsoe-
Charles E. Grams a TEcA ane q the
COMMITTEES made an a5lress IN fxvor of
T1cz - the placs fer the c~onvsaro0- he
understood that sozs q the delegates were
afraid that Gov. Ssvnsozr would sairzvor
TO be PLACED in a position ~ cnatro the
convention II il were led there b1t he
could state that Ger. Ssvn11r would net
be q candidate in 2ny Ss1Se brxare the con-
venfisn. and xhile Seymour did net feel
disposed 10 give his VENTS 10 newspaper IN
ferviewsrs Who called ca air7. Il WAS an
ierssaod and knozn ~ the friends q thai
gentleman that under no circumstances.
would he consent 70 Be = c1z5sd4re before
the National Corveo1lan- The convention
then adjourned sine DE- The s1b-com-
mistes then vent i1sa session It's nssa-
hsrs stated that 70 esz2nssun woaid be
4 &E4tCG ~ GNEAlC 2%-21N- IA 49, SA44C4s M
good authority. that rhrse ms-nhSrs On the
sub-committee favored Syrzcase. and two
of them Utica and that tbs reason the sub
committee r2s appointed was 10 fores14ll
the Txmm2ny S.=.$ c~snyens3na On hiring
: hall and engaging ali the hesei accom-
Dodazio1s IN the pace designated fer the
| State Coaveafi1z- A. il had b%e1 stated
/ that the Tanmxny body we're going 70 hold
= State C~unvenilca = the same place - tire
regular Democsacy. Ii was said that Par
cell and Po9cAsr were the most prominent
Tsid%R men IN TIE STATE Con- ui7see, that
Starhnck WAS s sErong Tisden 1An and the
remainder az the committee were for the
sneresS Of tie Democratic pRrtr-wece
friendly to Mr. Tiidrn. bat waald vote for
the best interests Of the Democracy
sfrfkfa< Spinner~-
TRoS. N T., March 27-Ths striking
spinnsrs Ct ths Harmony Mills. al Cohoes
we're paid Of to-day. the Company retain
ing two weeks sarziags Of s.ea nan, IN
der an Agreement requiring swo weeks
notice Of quitting. The right q retain the
money Is 70 Be tested in The courts Tbs
strikers have been ordered 30 vxcate
the Company's houses. and hare bsea re-
f0sed meals At tie COup4ny's boarding
houses
VIII D<s-z=s.e whether the Con-
rae II Legal.
CEIcAeo, March T--The Inser-0csAn's
Washington special says the Hoass Com
mite On Railroads vii probably report
f2vorsbly On the resolution ozsrei by
Manning. Of xisssssipps. directing al in
vestlgztlo1 into the co1grz<s rscsnsly
made between the Pacific Mad Steamship
Company xnd sAe Pacific Railroads. under
which the co@F<Efl0l IN transportation
h<sseen Asia and America i practically
destroyed Tie Judiciary COMMITTEES Of
the Senate are already charged with the
dnfy q o~eserzinsrg whether sneh control
Is legal and wll probably rrpors an cpin
ion nexf week hat tie House RAilru&d
Co0mift<e propose 70 50 inso the facts.
and have up before il tie men WHO made
the contract.
Mere Csnversx fsr Utah.
c-0LLErTssyRs. Ky. March I.-Kiihin
the past tan DAYS fully sxsaty eOnvsrfz to
Norm0nisn hare pAsssd here On their way
~, ny. wh<xe for . year past Mnrmon
missionaries hare been aAboriag. Oae az
the converts wzs s young and handsome
married uozaan. WIG hzi LEFT her husband
behind
Nrx- ChriSsianey.
CEzcAsos March 2T--Ths Inser-0csAn's
Washington special s2ys thu reports fron
residents II Psz1. give ocoa Of Mrs
ChrisfaAncys sc&n1aao1s ecadnel azs SAY
that be was cbkigsd % sen1 her AWAY
Granrs Asussae-
| Cz1cxso. March 1T.-The Daily News. .
Grant organ. has Aspeesal from Washing
son. ~hleh avs: TA= u~ndsreurrsaz q
pahlic events hxrs voa5srfaIly changed
pubase opinion here wiihzn q week A. 70 the
eAndid.ey Il Gsnsrl GRAFT I ind that
xhiie his friends cpsalv talk Of his noni-
nation - certain. fhey SPEAK of it IN pr
vAse - NOT likely 70 o<cux for several Tea
sons, which may be summed up A. fnlloEs-
General Grant has said repeatedly that be
viii not consent 70 eec0me q candidate IN
less the nomination be sznderSd to him As
an exrreSslsn Ct the Enkzizoz< wisA= c<
his party , thai there must be NO dsht No
party d1ss~nslons~ 20 rapfars Of partisan
siss. no Widespread sntAsoaisH- He has
kept silent heyoad this- Bat reforming
from Mexico Alter weeks Of Ahs~ace. he
fnds himself bitterly opposed by factions
led BY p<oDine9t E=F1os1can po2iae4A1sa
&nd hs : staxti~d zszA the discovery q A.
anfipxthy against han- 50 stronx - % pro-
dace . protest Against his candidacy. in the
fern Of an ANITA rhird-serm party. in which
are enszged not cnly Democrats hat many
R~spQbsaexn lexderx- He Is also made aware
that . large number of newspapers II his
party are against hln. and il i stated tia;
be has nouied his friends thai he viii not
for thess reasons hsx candidate. n vii
convey tAis decision 10 The puhie.
The TART
Cz1cAoo, March IA yo1rnxi Neu
ynrA xna.s.s saws. aCsasFnrnsS n~rtss< HAYS