Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-14
THE RESOLUTIONS OF THE CONVEN
Tl0N
A Bright Promise Of the Future.
A LETTER TO Mr., ENGLISH,
A Love Feast at Governors Island.
tBy Telegraph to the Sentinel

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the that the country Will SEEK
the principles which he represents on the
tariff Garfield,s expressions are eenerali-
=. - $500
'ies' u NJ aiu III 'nolni'os' anu in'
preted in the light OF his recent course IN
Congress, give little cause for expecting
;a frou, hin, :, +hosoroGoro roformo
d
WHICH are lmperali'eiy oeihanueo ny VIC
Of the country, and by none more
than bv the great BODY of unprotected and
Nnx
stance nor form Is that part OF his letter
worthy of his position, or calculated to
STRENGTHEN him wbere he most needs
strenotb On the wboie tbe Latter Of Gar.
ieId % verv Uneven and fails IN nlace him
in that Commanding nos;t;on which he
miobt have easily assnmed II il however
in most essential nartS . fa;r sta+ament of
b;s rr;ncinlas and will he accented
-Tba officers Of tbeC ;nc;nnati convention
hove wri ton a Later nn,;fv;na Can Uon-
cock of his nominst;on rhev invite his
attention IN tbe rasolnt;ons aJontad NV the
rabears;ng tba nrinc;na1 no;nts
NJ the same. and dwelIine chiefly On the
frand ;ssue They gov b;s nomination
was not alone on account of his conspicu-
Gus military services after the war was
over IN restoring therein harmony which
ur;nc;rlos wh;ch tho mr;.o,s - aSsnreJ
will control his NATURALIZATION and pro-
tect alike the rights OF the states and the
united STATES SUBORDINATE the military 70
tut Clfll pOWtIs anu 10 away Will bGCllOudl
aSltation ana nance. Iney close WIN con-
gratuiations on Inc bright promise Tor the
iqtureoi tne country' and assure ueherai
hancock OF tneir personal confidence m
esteem. a similar iettef was also written
10 Mr.. Engiisn, hotlIylng MIN OF MS NOM
lnation lor vice PRESIDENT. IL Is most
complihehtaIy IN tohe' Doth 70 Mr. ENG
iis G anu In9 democracy ol ihulaha: ~
morning Of cholera ;nfantnm This de-.
pressed the General, and the visit of the
committee OF the national convention to
"nnnno nrnoIn ~ nman was Al 'ons
Mr. English reached G~overnor,s Island
at noon. and was heartily greeted by Cen
eral Hancock. The committee left the
New York hotel in a BODY. and with mem
bers of the national committee and other
visitors are now on the Island.
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aish,,rs;na oesoaro :, -. so..~.man. -
u,;.hho,a -
WV POI oen'' iioni 'ne saiaiieS u
all MS clerks who refuse to contribute
money to carry on the campaign. Secre-
tary sherman is absent, but it is ascertain
ed at the Treasury Department that the
story Is utterly without foundation. The
Secretary has no power to compel this dis
pursuing oincer 70 withhold any part OF the
: wanted W.
e~.1mr.r. 80
hara loo. av.n;nn 80 60 p.-s~ .~.
sesen'y-nse prospectors from LeadVilie
have located a camp on the head waters OF
Brush creek, Uintah mountains. ITO miles
east of Salt Lake. Thev have discovered
a body Of carbonate ore three Thousand
feet il length, assaying from $500 to $500
in silver, and have located it for eight
miles. This new camp is in Utah, and it
mas been known that properties were in
~ th;s NO Ana IL airna. ;Enua ouS sae "o'
Pre.taent ar . pams snnt
cun., or - -
COLUMBUS Ohio July ls.-At noon to-
DAY L. b. hlckley, President OF the Capt.
tai City Bank, was shot through the fore
head while STANDING AT his dash NV Andr,w
E;chenhero : Garn,an am.u e'A r;ohonha.".
was ON the street, and as soon as he shot
Mr.. Rickley he placed the revolver at his
temple ana shoa himself, dying almost in
was R;cklsv,s refnssI ~ low r;ohenh Sase
money
S'ea M"oa. oo.iislon'
sARNIA, Ont, July l3.-The steamer
City OF Catharine, collided with the Amer
lean steam barge George A. Marsh, off
White Rock Point, forty-two miles from
mere Inc oisy OF Oatnarine was struck
neaf sse pow, ana Went 70 the bottom IN
sr sui u niseen MINUTES; Iel cargo OF gen
era era ana nve horses bound Tor
ssnoars s,tv 49, =. Ino pas-
Carelessness was the cause.
A Formal preseu tatfon.