Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-08

and will be so to the end Of this Govern
ment. And don't you forget 1t.
"It will be sufficient to say in disproof
Of any bias on the part Of the Associated
Press that out of the vast number Of
papers in the United States served with its
report, fully one-half are papers repre-
senting and advocating the principles Of
the Democratic party"
This is the peroration Of yours truly,
A.. Richardson, agent.
Mr.. Richardson disolsims "bias." No
wonder. What purely money-making
corporation wouldn't disclaim anything if
the truth would be likely to hurt its bust
ness?
As was said day before yesterday in this
paper, particular examples are not neces-
sary to show the one sidedness and strong
partisan leaning Of the Associated Press
to the Republican party.
We speak Of it now merely as a part Of
the political machine; but did not the
Enterprise q few days ago say that the
Association is obscene, and proclaim to
the public that it had thrown a lot Of
telegraphic filth transmitted by it into tie
waste basket? Yes; but the Enterprise is
Zone Of u.s." The short-sighted Associated
Press thinks it vital to offend or strike at
a Republican paper. In fact, until Mr..
Richardson came to the surface it vas
discreet in showing its humor under any
circumstances.
The first instance in the history OF
in the United States that q
newspaper has been made the object Of
public persecution by q telegraphic cor
poration occurs now.
1t may not be out Of order to say that
the SENTINEL is made conspicuous thereby,
Notwithstanding its obscurity otherwise,
and that it is the only newspaper out OF
thousands which have time and again
said things similar to the things it has
said, that has ever so stung the conscience
the lightning monopoly as to call forth
such an opposition and response.
Now, we would like to present to our
patrons and to the whole public without
regard to party distinctions a considers
ton of the latest kilograms sent by the
Press. that relate to politics.
In yesterdays SENTINEL we characterized
them as vaporings and drivel and declined
to publish them. To-day we publish
them. They were sent to the Territorial
Enterprise which was published Tuesday
morning. Let US see whether they con-
tain ''bias" or not.
First comes this:
New YORK, Nov. 4.-The election was q
popular theme in many churches to-day.
The Republicans closed the campaign last
evening with a great meeting in Cooper
Union, ex-Gov. Cornell presiding, and
William M. Evarts and Chauncey M. De-
pew being the speakers. The Mayoralty
contest in Brooklyn is q local issue of in
terest.
The Associated Press meant we'll in this.
1t publishes its friends as the ''God-and-
morality party" The preachers of the
Republican party talking politics from the
pulpit! That's good. All the big guns OF
the Republican party on the stump. A
great hurrah! Not q word about the
Democrats. A man in Nevada would be
left to infer that the Democrats were all
fast asleep.
And then:
AsHBURY PARK, Nov. 6.-The members
of the Women's Christian Temperance
Union have decided to turn out tomorrow
and work at the polls in favor Of the Pro-
ticket.
Here comes in the coffee racket"
The Press Association meant in this to
make the Democratic party appear as
''beer guzzlers" and whisky bloats."
This is evident. The Republicans have an
impolitic and dangerous friend, but a
friend nevertheless, in the Associated
Press.
We give the two following dispatches as
the Association sent them, without com-
ment, and only ask our readers to peruse
them and observe the spirit in which they
are conceived:
CHICAGO, Nov. ga Times Boston
says: The indications are that
Robinson will be elected Governor of
Massachusetts tomorrow by from 5000 to
20. 600 majority, and that the Republicans
will gain largely in every county but Berk-
shire.
PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 5.-Mayor Jar
rat addressed a Readjuster meeting to-
and called upon blacks and whites
to observe proper order tomorrow, and
avoid all difficulties. He was followed by
Acknowledgements Blair and other speakers.
those on the platform was Senator
Malone. The interest in the election is
undated. Tonight all barrooms are
closed, and an extra police force is on
duty.
We call special attention, also, to the
fact that the great number Of Democrats