Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-23

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Cleveland VIII ckrry New York TEsi
State numbers upwards ii 10000 lnos-
psadsuf voters xbo Rrs hurry1ng 70 El1ak
dseldsdly f0r their prssa1t GgFsro0.
whose administration Las bssn very coD-
nspdsbie ersry wsy. and winch Las MT
bean criticized II Al, except ID LA veto
Of tie Fsre-Csut Bal The 5ustoasf and
homer Of Ina sctl1n Il TINS case IA July
and ably set forth elsewhere n Ems
mornings SExuSE by recognized ~
zKn u the Republican party. The fAei
ia. C7sFslEDdis record shines EDosr lnEpes-
tion. The Virginia Enterprise the Other
day devoted 3 column 10 shDw thai the
hznznxn has been IN 81 countries al
object Of contempt and hatred, q tnEi
Cleveland would hardly be 3 Il Hal tor
the White House. because "a ohsr11 De
carried ont the lsw IL The execution Of
two selous- II must be SAID To the crsai
Of the E~nterpr1ss that the tone d ia
article was m~slancholy, and that between
lines coud be read its apology for %
shabby an assault Then other papers II
utterly begging The question 1t Clsrs-
lands ftpess for the Presidency, print 3
letter from Some Obscure Baptist psrsoD
calling him 3 ssancsr and 3 hosrtina If
q pity about that pArson who has 80 gooa 3
scent for wrungioing- HsI stand 3 god
deal Of watching himself Buf, 10 return
10 our text, the news COMES IN reliable
shape that Cleveland Is growing u pubic
favor from day TO day, and especially 80 Il
New York. Wedo0ot get TINS sgrt OF IN
teIhse1cs through the Assoeasted PrssE
not by Any means. That Republican or
gan tells N nothing about tbs scrlos d
tha TkmmEuyiteEkf the Fourteenth As-
senbly District under the leadership Of
Register Riley. They met nevertheless
Riley, voicing their sentiments SAID they
had not wanted CIsreiaDd bit that they
were for him because be ERs the candi-
date Of the Democrats party; thai be wks
as devoted to TAmm&ny Hall az any other
man, but that be YVES q Democrat first and
for Tsmrn&ny Afterwards. And 50 il goeE-
The chiefs Of TRnnEny are speaking
ont all along tins line. They can see
that Tsmn2nys lease Of political life
viii terminals tins Fall forever unless
they work with the party they belong
TO. Without Tkmnauy New York IL
SIRE for Cleveland. With Tamma1y be
Ia likely TO have as great 3 majority az
be had IN 1892. The Associated Press
gives ps 3 neAgsr, slipsbod report Of
the Independent meeting IN New York
City yesterday. 1t Ia treated with IN
difference. We have the best lnforma-
tion obtainable II regard to such q mat
tsr-pAgss ST the New York Herald
devoted To interviews with well-known
pnbac men On the snt9sct-that II YVES
looked forward TO as Oh Oi the most
notable and important events Of the
campaign. We have no doubt the COD.
vsntion came frlly NJ to al that YVES ex-
pected Of it. Stall the Associated Press
reports IT ss though il were the organ
lzstion Of q debating clnb in the back.
woods. Everything goes to show that
rs Seymour had the support Of the In
dependents and won IN 1855, Tildsn II
ls76. in spite Of Tamnsny Hall,
and Cleveland. Is Governor, II
1889. 30 viii Cleveland have that Bnp.
part largely increased, for the Press
deDcy, N lSS4-snd win.