Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-06
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1.sssan speaking On 81 Question 05
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II WASHINGTON, July B-kanats. HiIn-tts
after the fenate nat Esan called u lorriaT
Logan arsss and sai.
Mr. Breaitan. I ltssn Il l1us 70 MY
~friauis tina, I cal attention % oearrlln
statements I i'm rnptsu IL ttb nunitn
ursss a. vel a. IL tia Congressional 1tea
ord rsage Els. June Z. So myself SCI
HOWL III q iit5t anIunS what are tarnieu
Undergraduates a. Ila7inY IL .nnte mysts;i-
mn vav accumulated sg,gtD acres OF
lanu. mnh statement b utterly %NlitIlnl'
foundation IL fXc.. THE Iisv Xo-s HeTa1
lnf tine 99ii ut. Aii1s 81 IGo IfeAG nf cattle
i utin tiiE was trIts INIT iIBsre b NJ t1uIs
Iaiiuu Ton tife statement. 1Nmutd take nc
unitcent TINS however, were il mt Tor the
~ltIafq9 that fnlioTs. Tile 1erznn Hiio
made tins statement, after fndIuG II Was
untrue, instead ri doing Justice 70 me
~a4saInst whom ire might by nts errnItenus
statsnfanss, ilaYe unne al injury, pru.sec
led % nut anntiteT faEse statement III Lrse-
ort.. a. ~inlioyFs q might have said IL the
ueluris1 soldiers 0f thh land What no
nu .tnula ri tils great gresu IL anznrD tine
tsrritnry ysnlah lEatDngs IL tile actual sss
ttar Oh ianI tilaf WAs nlaGte Tar LlnIteEenil
sent ifrsaiuolisrs ant snlal Efa-ntersE
What do Ynu tnlua uf d Man
WHO 1Nsszes A. a statesman ant pa.rlutIc
f.tsnu OAR e1ealtaues To tfTs soldier, ant
VIM, uniieT cover of ms Drntiter -II,-isw
went 10 Nsw Aiazucn ant tried 10 IRE
mn tine nIssI valuable iauu tyIug among.
tpsT srrsanls, and wa nniy Btnpsed ny q
! nuDin ofileer Binding II belonged To q
ntass Tor winch mt pTnfesses tine utmost
irbsnlisnlL, ant WHO from Ms manner ant
appearance rIInIur SAYS, has Their bignu IL
MS veins, trIEu 10 steai frun mis- xiii.
and ain lhuutirets and thousands Of acres
OF liaud Urea laughter and apniauze on
tine UamGcraiIn aIie taken from ttIs III.
fnr tunabe savage HiIo was unable u pru-
tsnt himself, until al honest Secretary Of
tine Interior went tifare with q arryeyoT
AMI ,taoa iIanA tine land for tine AunIs.
l~lfenswsu laughter amt applause.
Now Air, President, TINS Ii, 40 lar as 4
an oEnncarnsG N any one siseo whom j
nave u AnoUisuge, lIR niaiIcInIsiy itaize
Sir, what ars the faGes nut nf which tins
asuaca liIas lEeen made ? CAPTAIN 1.nwler
Major Trucker and Air Stout lncatet elaine
at f,autria Bprilgs and iiantis adjacent in
New MexIcG, not however, until after az
esrtaming from the General Land Ofiics
that titsse lantis were subJent To location
being nussiIiseuf tiIs Indian Reservation
5 and being znnie fige mites irnm ,tifs Indian
lines, and snnIs % or 10 mites lfrnm tine
tnwnn Xunis. ED 1t will he ssan that
the hundreds 0f thousands ri ACRES of land
s this man says tfiait j was stealing from tins
4 Indians resolves itself into three iionls
steafis on Desert AIT claims, llncated bs
two army officials and one citizen uI
public land oopen To auoh entry with which
location ] had nothing toIin.
as Chicago.
DHuagGs Juiyb-Iteiegates To the Dam,
ncraiin National Convention continued Il
arrive il Struggling d-etadhntent, whlah IL
fsw cazes numbered more than five %,
al2. They nave thus far arrived princi
Z paliy rs individuals. 0ne.iaif of tin
2 Louisiana delegation, however, arrived a
nGon, amt tine entire Iowa delegation, nun,
herring II, came later IL .tite day. Quite
number nf tife Leaders reached thls cis-
hate i4st night, AM their presenee causei
activity and animation at the hotels whici
delegates unty rnuld impars. Ia
6oyerner sterling Morton, INF Nebraska
was observed IL tine ll0bpy nf tife Palma,
house, and Wa afterwards seen IL consul
taitnn with al advanced adyncate of rev
anue Reform. Norton ifeaiarss ti.at tins
party MUD. in lustIce To ITSELF isciareu I'M
pualiiisdiy for reform of tins tariff laws
Congressman Morrison declares that tn
platform of the parry takes praeeronc,
over everything alse. lie naiiayad, with Z;
y gu0d platform, wslenutd go into tine figl
with almost any gnad candidate and win
He declares that tine hnuth and a greater
pnrttnn OF tine Wtstenniu BIT relied umoI
I tossuprnrt a reasonable reform tariff. rib
prnncmles of many Northern and New IN,
gland delegates wnutd he opposed 70 /.
I ami II waa a question wiiatner the Eouti
and West didn't ennsiitute a clear major
Ivy. 1T was recognized that tine tariff
/, question has taken preeadeuce IL pnmt q
: interest thus Tar IL the preliminary wnr.
OF the convention, a. the ifree trade Atiyc
Gates have been nutspoien IL their dsnlanl
that tine subject ne nieariy uetinsu nv tn
u National Convention.
no a representative of tine assnrlafe,
hTess this morning Henry Wattarxnn salt
tire statement that Mr.. Harrison lafeatsf
Afr. Anrrtzon at Peoria Is q yeryr WRONG in,
presslnn OF what really occurred. TIN,
7, Illinois delegation adopted a tariff Tor raw
anueu only. THE resolution of Mir. HAIR,
son started out % quash TINS, hut tfiudin.
that ibe would mt beaten, he modified IN,
demands, and asked that tine resolution b,
simply referred 10 tine National Ionvep,
y ton about u assemble IL this Btate. Tin,
e convention Was willing 10 u In,
man winm It wa ahnut u nominate for
Governor. 1t sinuid mot he turgntten
continued Ar. Natterxnn that Mr.. Harr,
Sun b himself a revenue rafurnlax, am
Q saId IN ms slseech that protectinn Is mi.
Z berry. With tire action of tine Rtate Con
Q ventinn Mr.. Harrisonss power over In,
. Illinois delegation in tine Rational unp