Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-12
..Y-YAssEsaEn TRAVEL.
rur %DEMoCKATIC TICKET.

This National Democratic convention
Yesterday concluded its labors ct Chicago
~ nominating Grover Cleveland Of New
yo,k for President and Thomas A. Hen
d,;cts Of Indiana for Vice President.
Tbs convention, il is safe 10 assume, made
the bes. selections possible. We. at this
as.snce. are not able TO know all the res-
sons that led them to prefer Cleveland
and Hendricks; but the Democracy will
be entirely satisfied with these nomina-
.ons. The news comes now in such q
confused mass that 1t ia next to impossi-
hs 10 make head or tail out Of ii. This
We do know, however, that Cleveland has
been clamored for by the best element Of
the Republican party who want to vote
FOR him because they look upon him as
,he champion Of reform and clean
meas in the public service. They
will unqusssionsbly join with the
Democracy again to give him 3
Egnsl triumph in New York state-not
$4,000 majority, but hardly less than q
good round 5000. The Democrats will
stand by him TO a man. Not even John
Kelly. II he be so disposed, will be able TO
raise Q hand against him, for he hurrahed
10 The convention as Justly for the Great
New York Chief a. anybody else. The
TsmmAny Chief is not Q sneak wo have
ihs word Of his friends for II. New York
viii be the great battle ground, and when
the fight has been fought in next Novem-
Der The Pinned Knight will retire 10 his
history book for the general good Of the
country for though his book may be first
rate bis Presidency would not be tolerable.
And thsn Hendricks in Indiana for the
Great Chiefs Lieutenant. 1t might we'll have
been turned about, but We need q man
q might among the Hoosiers. too. In
spifed By the name OF the venerable and
spcssss Hendricks they will be seen flock
ing 70 the polls despite the terrible and
osnosalzing effects Of Republican
soap Indiana will have g home fight
'his time, md they will do battle for Hen
aIiczs Is they would to protect their
asiss against an invading foe. The
acSe' % made is the best that could have
0esn put into the field, and II will grow
s0iaiy and surely up to the day OF cleo
aon' There is nothing 10 handicap IL,
"niie Blaine and Logan will have shrunk
out Of present recognition before the fatal
oay 10 November. Away off here we had
aussife' adeep, strong hope. to see Thur
maa head the ticket. We didn't get him,
Aua some Eureka Democrats are dissp-
pointed In their fancy for Mr.. Thurman
'u' moment; but they glory none the
"'' ~ drover Cleveland and Thomas A..
"endficks. HurrAh for them both.
THE FEELING IN EUREKA,
iae democrats in Eureka who differed
s'a'' IN regard to whom the party ought
Illuminate for President and Vice Presi-
we're very generally pleased, after a
.'uslss disappointment over the loss of
,A'4 ~'asorites, that Cleveland and Hen.
s'.eA' we're selected to bear the standard
~' democracy. They think we'll OF the
.a'as'a Of each in his " State, and like
Nv BIOGRAPHY Of the arrangement. oleye-
mas not been long in public life
1'asna giant since he has been in). and
n0' known so we'll; but Hendricks
d.. . household word. and sounds
every patriotic heart. When the
a. aue Of his nomination by a solid
=. h" o. all the States. every Democr..
Ana lso. Expressions Of satisfaction
~ rla delight could be heard evervwhsrs
ou' ". 0. Mills. Jr., Chairman ~ ,ha
a0orasic County Central Commi.,sa
: himself TO give the ticket 4 sena.oT
ai' Efforts resulted In the boom ~ !.
su Iu.sd anvils, or two anvils mul,inI,oa
mo. Smes. We are convinced that ths
., suA' rs learned Of Cleveland III. bio.
man WI appear and the smaller the
maine In comparison.
~. WIN. III. ssoverr.
@1oy&f. M o Nj