Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-12

foreign lands. When he deserts the
Amsricau citizen in trouble he deserts
and forzets the rights Of man. 1t has
been said by his advocates that the WORK
iuemen would rally around James U.
blaine because Cleveland vetoed some
hills which were brought before him Is
Coxernor Of New York. Now. there
were seven Of those bills claiming to De
in the interest Of the working men
Cleveland examined them carefully and
found two Of them TO be really opposed
10 the interests OF the lAborers. and those
avn he vetoed As he should have done;
the others he signed in the real interest
O; the w~orkingnan and made them the
Law Of the Empire State II believed
that Grover Cleveland was really against
the interests Of the w~orkingusn, whether
he was Democrats or Republican. 80 help
me God. / would not support hin- Bat
/ believe him to be the best mend
the v~u-kinxunAn has IN this rso, AID
therefore believe be viii set the
vote Of the wockinsuaen in November.
/. will not escape the observation q
the shOoshtiul reader that this meeting
was an Irssh-AmeroAn meeting. Aod
,h,. the speakers wsre Irish-Anenaa
speakers. all Of them with good, strO1E
Celtse names, which shows that the IrisA
in San FrAnoisoo understand themselves
IN the present political zfGsnoa-
The meeting adopted unanimously
these ringing rsdassOos. showing thai
there i no TannA3y poison II SAn
Francisco:
Resolved. Thsf the wo-kngnsa q
San Fu1cs&n n Elss meeting A
~mhlei. embrace this opportunity q
returning their wArEeS7 AMI noss sincere
thanks 20 tie representatives o. ths IA
s1onL Democracy so- their noble, p1tr-
one and zn.zrIeS vigilance IN defeating
tie naturalization Of ChlD&1sa- Be II
further
Resolved, TIA. We hold tie Rsp1aA-
oAa party strictly Responsible ~ AAFl1s
shro1sh It's chosen representatives tw7es
vetoed the CaI1sse ball after hArE1S
been passed by TIE representatives, q
tie NATIONAL Democracy.
Resolved. That we co2dela the he
ublcaa party fer having ASssssd away
he p1ale domain kasz1rs3 By tie
hood bravery md ssAts<zansa1p q he
Dsrosrassc parity 70 Eozoqo4y CORPORA
rozs AID the EaS1lsa EssoGscy, tas-s
BY hzd;rs npily 30 . csa.r2h2Ia7 .
roEer and Lands INTO see hands q TIE
rch. shreatsnl2E 10 evsafzE.s II Al IN
xni no1EehaSl fern Of govern
rnsu. unless Ezs n3lSl and I11edlAss
is zA6e n iAs s5Zls1-1lG Of
rhsic affairs Of TIE natsoa-
Resolved sar.hE, That II CIR opzAZ
chosen AASs- CT the RsYGb1GAz
party. James G.. RKlDe, hks ever nes1
sl&tsSai x.tA. Xoi the csosen cham
a. orpcrso1s ~ proved oy hs
record and uzst he he'd rNqc1zh3s n%
fore TIE bar CT r1A6c oyEnSo7 AID GEE
SErA ~ A&E &A az $4,000
ard spcElasoa az the pGb6c laoaS rob
bng the poor q the homes provided for
than BY The gs1sr0zs hosr1htT q
De1aersEe Congress fo- ms sz~hversN2
AID sro1zsul E@ q the God-Elvsn And
inhsTs.ei Erthrshts Of The A-srAan
peopA
Resolved farther, That ws dsn01oa
James G. Blame for having while >@cre
t&ry .; State. p1allsaiDo1sly pSrnissen
Azes1a GE1eos, Who we're l1oeeai and
charged With 10 crime 20 kz<zxh for
months wi.hozt trial. IN British dun-
eeonx We declare that his treatment.
a these innocent and unfortunate men,
and hrs shameful neglect a tLsir pseo1s
appeals for protection, o. q. least q far
trial, Vas zsozt oztrageo1s and se~Andaloos
We also utterly condemn the foreign pol
ICY which Mr.. Blame inz1gzrssad and
carried o1t while Secretary OF STATE
Resolved further, That we rsp1diase
and condern IS false the ioal SANDERS
about Senator Casseriy whseh Blame cir
calssed in Maine when attempting TO
defeat for Congress Al E1sh-Azencan
citsEsa-