Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-11

WASHINGTON, June 10.-The nomination
Of Garfield has apparently strengthened
the feeling among q majority Of the Demo
Gratis in Congress, that the nominee at Gin
cinnati should be selected with reference
to making the fight in New York, New Jer-
sey and Connecticut. 1t is thought that
Garfeld's nomination will rule out all the
Ohio candidates, Thurman, Payne, Jewett,
Bishop, Pendleton and Groesbeck. and the
various Ohio dark horses, because it will
of success throughout the doubtful States
in November upon the problematical re-
suit of the Ohio election in October. The
basis Of the argument is, Of course, that
in Ohio the nominee for the Presidency
would be heavily handicapped by the ante
cedent defeat Of the Democracy in his own
State.
The name Of Horatio Seymour is again
being prominently mentioned, and several
Democratic Senators have proclaimed them
selves in favor Of making their ticket Sey-
mour and Thurman. Judge Fields friends
continue to be very confident that he is to
be the coming man. They claim the Mich
igan delegation on the strength Of private
dispatches, and have received telegraphic
information that the sentiment Of the Ten
and that 90 far 40 can be Earned nv their
representatives on the ground, nearly two
thirds Of the Tennessee delegates will sup
Pors ms nomlnasion. ins SAM Pllsass
| and Nashv;l Ranner will declare for Field
| -to-morrow
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SYRACUSE, June lO.-Horatio Seymour
| Yesterday said to Judge Graham, of Oneida:
sI .aa .hat posooa ronLI;no s.;a ~ h;s
speech at Cnicago tha' urant would carry
the state OF New YORK against Horatlo
Seymour. II / were the candidate should
certainty carry new iork; put 1 an IN no
not baIonr 70 New York
A prominent anti-Tilden politician says
the candidacy OF Seymour at Cincinnati is
now q Certainty, and he will accept if he is
named with reasonable unanimity.
Abraham s. Hewitt saws ssTiIden has
taken no steps for the nomination. /
think that ii he cared to run he could
have no greater satisfaction than to run
against Garfield, whose vote in the EIec-
toral Commission lost him the Presidency
the last time.
Maryland for Bayard.
BALTIMORE, June 10.-The Democratic
Conservative State Convention, to select
delegates to the National Convention at
Cincinnati, met yesterday. Resolutions
were adopted ~delounclng the frauds and
the methods D., which Hayes became Pres-
ident. Inc resoiutions dechneo 70 instruct
put expressed commence IN tne dlstln-
guisneq apihty OF Ihomas FRANCIS 6ayaro'
INT delegates at large chosen were william
rlnkney Whife' John Lee oarroll' bernard
carter ana y. a. Inomas.
Garheld's Record and the Pacific
Coast.
WASHINGTON, June 10.-The Democratic
Senators and Representatives from the
Pacific Coast are all confident that Gar
fields record on the Chinese bill in the
;sss congress wiii insure ~ oeaea' N Gai-
nubl,csns reniv that Garaeld was moi
opposed to the body Of the bill, but only
to the clause upon which MI; Hayes veto
shrorss ssa .hs sacond Article ~ - H. Rmri;r.
game treaty..
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Milwaukee special says During an inter-
view with General Grant this afternoon. he
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be the nominee OF the democracy. In re-
lation to the Republican nominee, he said
that General Garfield had always been
right, and that in case of his election his
administration would be satisfactory and
harmonic with the advanced thoughts Of
the country. The General did not allude
ct any length to his position before the
Chicago Convention. He said he was
grateful to the friends who had stood by
him there, particularly to Senator Conkling
VINO snou'd' no said' nave oeen nominasea'
Grants Visit 70 His L~isutenanfs.
NEW YORK, June 10.--TheT Worlds Phila-
delphia special says Colonel Mcclure
taleeranhs 10 the Times. from Chicaco.
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.n.' o'nofAi 01sns 4uAe''! sAppea An'o 'ne
Palmer House this morning, and ! never
saw him look more gentle or composed.
He cama rnbar.,dad. At least "a the rnr,.i-
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tuoe. ne TAXED P,easan,iy IN passing nus
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