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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-06

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-06

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-06

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-06

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uapsr containing . marked artlcle re-
ferrinr 70 the candidacy Of Hugh J. Jew
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-06
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National Republican., 1880-06-16
GRANT AND THE DEMOCRATS.

The democratic candidates for the nomi-
nation at Cincinnati have had some sleep
less nights lately because of the proposition
of some wise ones that the nomination be
rendered to General GRANT. The absurd
ity of such proposition does not strike The
democratic eXpcctants as it does republic
cans, because they know how eager is the
desire for success among the men who will
compose the Cincinnati convention. Political
consistency would stand no sort of chance
against political necessity in that body.
The same capacity to swallow that tool,
down the lifelong abolitonist GREELEY in
1872 is still there. To that capacity Gen
eral GRANT would be us a capsule pill in the
throat of an alligator. AS to the rank and
file thousands of them would vote for him
on any ticket. OF course the organs arc
full of reasons why General GRANT could
not be accepted but the argument likely to
be the most effective to prevent further
agitation of this question is that mentioned
by Missouri democratic paper, viz: That
if the Cincinnati convention should nomi-
nate GRANT the Chicago convention would
reassemble and nominate him also. The
spectacle of unanimous presidential cleo
ton is too much for the Missouri editor to
contemplate, even in fancy. There would
he no barrel to begin with, and no cer-
tainLy of loaves and fishes to end with
We suggest, however, TO this perturbed soul
that the democrats would be entitled in
such a contingency to a moiety of the offices,
and that half loaf is better than no bread
On the whole. we think the nervous ones
can calm down. There is neither the wis
dom nor patriotism in the democratic party
necessary to the act Of rendering nomina
has none of the qualities demanded for ;
candidate of that party.
National Republican., 1880-06-16
POLITICAL VOTES.

TIE Now York Herald opposes Garfield
The Herald is uever--wcll, hardly eyeI-on
the winning side.
The Chicago Hter-O ocean presents tho Trib'
ttae Mr.. James A. Garfield a tariff man, on
toast That ought to make old Joseph quail.
"WHo," asks the Boston Courier, sis now
Now York's G,Yorite son p "Oh, we'll, per-
haps Dslmouico" +" replies the Commercial Adcer-
tiser.
The attitude of Governor Seymour recalls
n certain famous poem wherein occurs the
line, Whispering I will no'cr consent con-
eented."
The Newark AduertiSer thinks the leadership
of tho house Of representatives ON tho republic
can side will, In Mr.. Garfold's retirement, de-
yolvo to y considerable degree on representa-
tive Robson, Of New Jersey, whose short
term of service has suGiced to put him head
National Republican., 1880-06-16

IL some of the subjects forced over to the
next session by democratic delay the repub-
licans and the country lose nothing. The
tariff commission, if it is appointed, will be
able to present a carefully considered scheme
for a reform in the tariff which is doubt
less needed in some particulars, and such a
plan is much better than to attack the
tariff by piecemeal. The funding measures
which also 20 over would not hare had
proper discussion, and would have probably
caused serious division in republican
councils if pressed to vote. Certainly the
republicans lose nothing by delay. The
public credit is improving every day, and
the public debt is being reduced by actual
payments every week. In place Of having
S2,000OO0 TO refund ut four per cent, as
asked for by the secretary of the treasury
last December, we shall have no more than
S50000000O TO refund, and this at three per
cent, next December. The annual saving
of interest by this single years delay will
amount to $2G,92O,OO0, or if Mr.. WOODS
proposed rate of three.and-a-half per cent
is paid on S50O,oOO,OOO, it will amount tc
| S24 10000.
National Republican., 1880-06-16
GRANT ANp THE TICKET.

General STEW ART L. WOoDFORD thus
voices the feelings of General GRANTin the
coming campaign. We extract from the
speech of General Wo0pFoRD at the Brook
lyn ratification meeting on Friday evening
last
Ibelievc that / know. the heart and patri-
otic purpose of that silent soldier ana safe
statesman whose nomination for the presidency
thought so necessary for our success. 1t was
not needed for his honor. This is complete.
Il has circed the world. His name is starred
and luurcled for the ages, Presidents may
come aud presidents may 90. Parties may rise
and parties fall. But so long rs the republic
shall endure men shall speak with equal love
and iial reverence the names of WASHING
TON and LINCOLN and GRANT. Very hearty
applause lasting several seconds, he has
never asked pcrfcrmont in the field or in civil
life. He has never refused the performance Of
any duty to which the people his acknowl.
edged masters have ever called him. He is
and always has been aud will be their loyal
servant. ! believe, nay, l know, that speak
the deepest desire Of his whole nature, heart,
" in aud brain when ! say that ho expects his
trucGt friends to 60 to the front in uubroken
lines and lead tho charge for GARFIELD aud
republican victory, Loud cheersl Nay, more;
Should folly or madness ever rule the hour
again: ghOuld partisan necessity ever attempt
BY wretched tcchnicalities or by the brute
force Of temporary congressional majoritics TO
overthrow the electoral count; should unhal-
lowed ambition or venal fraud ever in his life
time seek to subycrt by force the will Of the
people, the sword OF GRANT will still be the
servant of the law aud the terror Of treason,
IGreat applause.
National Republican., 1880-06-16

WE hope the eflerts to obtain full pay for
the employees of the printing bureau during
the furlough occasioned by the necessity Of
moving will be successful.
National Republican., 1880-06-16

THE deadlock on the CARLISLE sugar
bill will have the effect to kill off Il good
deal of legislation which otherwise might
have had hasty action.
National Republican., 1880-06-16

ger traffic, while there has been compsrl-
lively less reduction in the rates Of local
travel, the long trips are much lower in
actual rate per mile but the expense is
greatly reduced from the certainty Of con-
nccton and The increased rate Of speed, TO
say nothing of the immense Improvements
tending to the comfort Of the traveller.
TUE title Of Sultan of Borneo sounds
pretty large, and yet a correspondent of the
New York H0uH on board the United
States steamship Tconderoga does not de-
scribe his majesty rs reveling in luxury or
exercising unlimited power. Admiral
SCnuTELnT interviewed the sultan at his
capital of Bruui in May last On The floor OF
the rcccption.room were European wooden
table-cl0ths Several chairs were scattered
about, to which the sultan waved his
guests. His maiesty's dress consisted of q
checked cotton shirt without a collar, Il
Maylay sarong wrapped about his waist
his legs were bare, but on his feet were a
pair Of bright yellow slippers. The court
interpreter reduced the value Of even these
evidences Of royalty by asserting that the
chairs and table cloths were borrowed from
an Englishman, and that the yellow slip
pers belonged to Il Chinaman, aud were
donned merely to impress the visitors.
National Republican., 1880-06-16

THE French people, after fifteen years of
trial, do not appear to be willing TO renew
the reciprocity treaty with England. Free
trade ideas make slow progress in France
National Republican., 1880-06-16

THIS is the dullest ending congress has
had for many years. The lobbics are not
as full as usual of interested claimants, nor
are the galleries crowded with interested
spectators.
National Republican., 1880-06-16
- ArrENr1oN. nrsrRIcr nEprnIIcA

r~7syy| ATTENTION. DISTRICT REPUBLICAN
LS CLUBS!
Presidents Of Republican Clubs IN the several Legls
uvc districts OF the District of Columbia desiring To
participate In the srrcuadc to General GARFIELD
requested 10 report 10 Major Urell. Marshal, ut
the Headquarters Of the National Veteran Club
New York avenue. between Fourteenth and iftcenth
streets, THIS EVENING, ut I:30 O'Clock, who will
ass Ga lem 70 places in the procession. -
Nv order of w. p REED
Jas. NJ. GEEGORY, President Central Committee
National Republican., 1880-06-16

THE army worm, which first appeared in
Long island and theu invaded New jersey,
has crawled down into Pennsylvania, to
the great disgust of the quaker farmers OF
Bucks and Lancaster.
National Republican., 1880-06-16

CHINA seems to be determined to come
to the scratch with Russia. She will catch
a Tartar
National Republican., 1880-06-16

THE scene in the British house of com.
mons on Monday night is calculated to
bring tears to the eyes Of the GEORGE
WILLIAM CURTIS political scratchers.
Where will they look for their model gov
ernment.
National Republican., 1880-06-16

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