Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-09
TELEGRAPHIC.
The New York Times
Lectures Arthur.
A REVIEW OF STALWARP lNIERFER-
ENCE In LOCAL AFFAIR.
The President Urged to Drop
Politics and be President.
ARTHUR AS HE IS, EMPHATI-
CALLY CONDEMNED.
Mr, Conkling Gets a lose Of the
Same Sort.
"ZEE7 PERSONAL CRIES AND Az
s.-ioNs TO YOURSELF"
Breezy Eastern Political In
teligence.
"yEEP PERSONAL esi-gs AND Az
S.-IoEs 70 YOURSELF"
Breezy Eastern Political In
teligence.
Especial To THE SENTINEL

the Republican party's message to Presi-
dent Arthur reads something like this:
Mind your own business; which is not
that Of interfering in the local politics Of
your own or any other State. Cease
trying to be a Ward politician, and be
the executive Of national affairs only.
Leave men like John J. O'Brien, S. T.
French and J. F. Smyth to their own
devices. Try and expand your political
vision beyond the area to which you
have been accustomed to confne it.
You are not ignorant Of the rudiments
of craftsmanship. Advance beyond them,
and confde in the people, rather than
in politicians. Be assured hat when You
intrigedu to foist the claims Of Roscoe
Conkling on his disgusted constituents,
you made a most fatal blunder; that when
you humbly tried to console him under
defeat with a Judgeship to the Supreme
Court, you insulted public intelligence;
that when you lent yourself to the work
Of his revenge, and that Of his master,
Gould, against Cornell, you aroused the
indignation Of every thinking man in this
State, and sowed the distrust Of your Adj
ministfation wherever honesty and manli-
ness are rechoped. Among the political
virtues have a mind Of your own, and be
President Of a nation, not of a narrow
and vindictive faction of your own party.
The country may be brought to admire
c. A. Arthur as he may be. 1t has
emphatically condemned Arthur
as he is. To Roscoe Conkling,
also, albeit a private citizen, altogether
out Of politics, and wholly devoted to the
practice of law, the Republican party Of
this State has had something to say, I'M
less we greatly mistake the meaning of
yesterdays vote. 1t is something like
this: Il you have any sense Of gratitude
for the honors which the party has show
cred upon you in the past, take your hands
off its organization for the future. No
body expects you to admit that you have
! grossly abused the trust reposed in you,
but everybody who has not a handful OF
personal adherents, and who is not blinded
by prejudice or self-interest, demands that
you should recognize the fact that you
have had your day, and that the only
service left for you to perform to your
party ia that OF letting your henchmen
understand that you have nothing more
for them, or to ask for them. With the
character Of your clients the public have
nothing to do, but Republicans who retain
oome admiration for you, as well as those
who never had any, have some right to
expect that you shall earn your fees by
means less shameful than that Of packing
a State Convention to serve the purposes
Of jay Gould. Ii you have not self re-
spect enough to restrain you from iutrud-
ing where you are not wanted, have at
least dignity and common sense enough to
keep yOur griefs and ambitions to your
self until your name becomes less init
mately associated with the party Of de-
moralization and disaster.
Eastern Political Intelligence.
DENVER tCol.), Nov. Sat Demo-
cratic headquarters it is estimated that
Grants majority FOR Governor is 5000.
Wallace Dem. } for Congress is claimed
by 1900. The Democratic State ticket is
elected. There are large gains in the
Legislature. The House is Democratic.
Il is not known if the Democrats have a
majority on Joint ballot.
RALEIGH, Nov, s.-The latest returns
indicate that the Democrats carry the
State, and will control the Legislature.
which elects one United States Senator.
They also elect eight out of nine Congress.
men.
ATLANTA, Nov. s.-The returns indicate
a full Democratic delegation to Congress.
TOPEKA, Nov. g. The returns are very
incomplete. Specials indicate the defeat
OF St. John tRep) for Governor. The
Republican State ticket, aside from Gov
ernor. Is probably elected.
HARTFORD CONN.,, Nov. 8.-The prob
ability is that the Democrats elect the
State ticket. They elect three Congress-
men. A gain Of two.
New HAVEN. Nov. s.-Walker tDem.l
is elected Governor by 1000 majority.
B0sroN, Nov. 9.--The total vote in Bos-
ton for Butler ia B0.345; Bishop 16, 7l9,
Buffers majority is between 20, 600 and
25, 900. With the exception OF Governor
the Republican State ticket is elected.
BROOKLYN, Nov. s.-Cleveland has S.
lSy hSl''At1'
ALBANY, Nov. 9.-The Assembly will be
Democratic by a majority of 40. The Sen
ate is also Democratic.
New YORK, Nov. 9.-Clevelsnd's major
ity il now claimed to be between 40, 900
and 15e 900. The entire Democratic State
ticket is elected.
An extra issue Of the Brooklyn Eagle
gives Cleveland a majority Of 172, 900.
Slocum DEM, for Congressman-at-
Large, has a majority of 100, 500.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. S.-ScattsriIg re-
tGrna from the State show a large Demo
cratic gain over the vote OF last year.
Patterson (Deul }, for Governor, has I'M
doubtediy carried this city, Pennsylvania
stronghold, end will have a
plurality OF over 80. 600 in the State. Ter
rell DEM has a majority OF 5000, e
Democratic gain of 100. The Philadel-
phia Democrats claim a gain of ten Con-
gressmen.
A Raid ON u Jail.
VIENNA Fla, Nov. s.-The Jail at this
place was opened by a posse Of men, sup
posed to be from Jackson Parish, who