Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-27
THE CoxrxG CROWN.

THE COMING CROWN.
The Philadelphia Times, Of a late date,
fills two columns with extracts from an
anonymous pamphlet entitled The Com
ing Crown" 1t is one Of the cleverest
satires of the day. 1t purports to give a
prophetic pen picture Of the coming EN-
pire under " His Imperial Majesty, En-
peror Ulysses l." The chief extracts are
taken from the Court Journal, dated
Washington, September l, 1882, and from
the Imperial Standard, dated Washing
ton. October l, 1882. The latter paper
refers to Her Royal Highness, the Prin-
cess Nellie, whose husband, Algernon
S~artoris, is to be made Duke of Grafton,
and appointed Lord Lieutenant Of the
province of Illinois, with a comfortable
salary of $500, 600 per annum- The ar
rival at the palace Of Lord Simon Cam
eron, Duke Of Susquehanna, and his son
Don, the noble Duke Of Pennsylvania, is
announced in another column. The fact
is also mentioned that the Duke Of New
York is engaged in constructing the Conk-
ling House at Washington, which. IN
point Of architectural beauty. promises to
be equal to any Of the splendid residen-
css of the nobility erected since his I'm
perial Majesty ascended the throne" The
Imperial STANDARD Of September 30, 1852,
contains an interesting account of the e1-
ecutinn Of Thomas Mast, for circulating .
so-called cartoon representing his Impe-
rial Majesty as Nero. 1t also contains
the particulars Of several riots suppressed
by the imperial troops, and the execution
Of a score or SO of rebels against the gov
eminent. Among other executions that
of Denis Kearney, of San Francisco, is in
cidentally mentioned. He was hung in
San Francisco at daybreak, OF September
80, At which date the fact is mentioned
that one Ignatious Donnelly, = former
member Of Congress from Minnesota. who
had headed q body Of insurgents. had
been captured and shot at Mankato, Red
River. Sir Alexander Sheppard is ap-
pointed by imperial decree Court Cham
beriain. and the Right Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher, Bishop Of Brooklyn, is made I'm
perial Chaplain. The announcement is
also made that the Reverend gentleman
had joined the Methodist Episcopal
church shortly after the Emperor's Access
MON TO the throne. The convalescence Of
Sir o. L Babcock is announced in an
other column. This nobleman is men
toned as having received many marks Of
imperial favor, on account Of his distin-
guished gallantry at the battle of Albany,
where he commanded the imperial troops
and overthrow the Republican armyunder
Fenton.
The Imperial Standard also contains an
account Of the trial and conviction Of
james G. Blaine, by a military commits
sion, for sedition. His sentence is Danish
ment, Of which the Standard complains
IN the following language : "When 20 So
called Union leaguers were shot at Gin
~cinnati. it should have been . warning to
rebels that the policy Of the Imperial gov
eminent was not to be regarded y child's
play. OF what use is Punishment to such
men - James Il. Blaine, John Sherman
and K B. Hayes if they can concoct their
plots and plans against the safety Of the
Empire on the Canadian side Of the Dor
der, and and their emissaries to spread
disloyalty in every part Of the country .
We are not apologists Tor the course thus
far pursusd BY the Imperial Government.
Wshavs bean, and are now, its advocates.
We have. and must continue to have, .
strong government, and vacillation and
timidity. be they in what quarter they
may, must neither be condoned or toler-
ated. The lessons Of the past must not
be forgotten"
Another column contains an
tion Of the strength Of the army, which,
including infantry. cavalry and artillery.
= well - the engineers, signal corps, ETC.,
numbsrs 400. 900 men.
The Times says. in referring to the PAM
phlst ; 1.-THE extracts given in these col
umns from IN anonymous political PAM
phlst. on the assumed Empire Of Grant,
are . apt in the use Of men. so happy in
their exposure Of the political follies Of
the day. and % keen in their thrusts at
the tendency to Capitalization. that pro-
vokes the whisper of Empire. that they
will be enjoyed by friend and foe Of the
movement they 50 pungently assail."
A MARBLE cutter testified last week at
Philadelphia in the Whitaker will case
that Mr.. Whitaker ordered = red. white