Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-03
EASTERN NEWS.
Prohibition Daniels will Stump the
State Of Chic.
ST. j,EY SAYS PROHIBITION WILL
PULL A MILLION VOTES.
A Fearful Crime Committed on
Two Young Girls.
TOM REDMOND ARRESTED FOB
DOPING RACE HORSES.
The Ohio Striking Miners Fire
on the Guards.
ESPECIAL TO TIE sESTrSKL-l
The Dog and the Bone.

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CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-William Daniels,
candidate for Vice President on the Pro-
hibition ticket. arrived to-day TO stump
| the State. In BItimore, said Daniels, we
are to have 3 great ratification meeting,
and set on foot the plan for 8 thorough
| organization OF the State in the interest
Of the prohibition movement. We have
nominated an electoral ticket in that
State, which is superior 10 that of either
the Republicans or Democrats. They viii
poll a larger vote than ever before in the
State or in the United States. St. John
says our tickle. will poll a million Of votes,
if not more. / think this estimate 3 little
high. We will, however, III this State
poll an astonishing vote. St. John has
gone vigorously into the campaign With
the purpose of throwing his whole energy
towards organization and enthusiastic
work. He Is returning home and is max
ings speeches as he travels. His intention
il to invade the South, and endesyor 10
bring out the dormant prohibition
sentiment Of hat part Of the county,
then to come around by the way Of New
England, and again through the North
west. He says: l shall stump New York,
Connecticut, Massachusetts,, and 90 to
Kentucky and Tennessee. The Prohibi-
tion sentiment in the South is stronger
than ybody in the North imagines. The
Democrats have been claiming that the
Prohibition movement will detract from
the Republican strength. So il will IN the
North and West, but it will also split the
Democratic strength in the South. Up 10
the time | became q Prohibitionist / was
an ardent Republican, and did not the
LIQUOR issue exist / would still be 8 Repub-
lican. But the Republican party has been
like the dog in the fsble-the animal
passing the stream with q bone in
its mouth, seeing the reflection Of its prize
shining on the surface Of the water, made
an effort TO add q counterfeit 70 its posses
sions, in which effort il lost the bone it
held between it's jaws. The Republicans
mad Prohibition with them. but seeing in
the stream in the future the German vote,
dropped the Prohibiiionists to secure the
foreign element. In doing SO ii has lost
both the temperance and German people.
for / nave travelled over the country to
some extent, and am prepared to say that
the German detection from the Republican
ranks very greatly outweighs the Irish de-
lection from the Democratic ranks The
Democrats took the alternative Of the Ger
man or temperance vote, and they con-
cluded that the German was the greatest,
and they accepted that. All we'll and
good, they were welcome to choose,
but though the Prohibitionists this
year will not be able 10 poll as
large q vote as the Germans. their
$500 ----s. ~al4 -TNk a. ~-AH
rapidity as in the past, will in q few years
exceed the immigration from Bismarck's
Dominion. 1t has already grown TO a size
sufficient TO command the attention of
both great parties. One or the other OF
these two parties must disrupt after this
election, and q new party will be formed.
Prohibition will not be its name. but pro-
hibition will be one of the bricks in the
corner stone OF the new national struc-
ture. The tide of political affairs is sim
liar in every respect to that tide which
brought us the Republican party. A few
weeks ago Cleveland's chances were much
the best; even now they are better than
Blaine's, but not in as great a degree as
they were before the attacks made on his
personal character. / nave always striven
to be a Christian. l abhor, as q
Christian should, the acts of viciousness,
but all men are liable to err. II our re-
ligious friends will give Cleveland no
credit for his life of strictly regular con-
duct since his little indiscretion, they must
deny the truth of their dogma, that repen-
lance washes away sin. They cannot de-
clare as a fslacy Of the truth which they
have always sought to impress. As be-
tween Blaine and Cleveland, Cleveland is
| pre-eminently the man with the bet.
ter public record, and it is his public
acts, not his private commissions Of years
long gone by, to which the people have to
look for an earnest of his intention and
ability to faithfully discharge the duties Of
the high and mighty Office Of President of
the United States.
Benighted Vermont.
MONTPELIER, VT, Sept. 2.-Notwith-
standing the slack canvass, it is believed
that 8 pretty full vote will be polled to-
day, compared with that for Governor in
1880 when the Republicans polled Al, s48,
and the Democrats q ,214; Greenback 49,
600. The G~reenbackers and Independents
| each have tickets. The Independent
| ticket is identical with the Republicans,
| except for Governor and Lieutenant Gov
ernor. Besides the State ticket. two men,
bers of Congress and members of the
| Legislature will be elected. The new
| Legislature will elect a successor to Sen
ator Morrill,. The last Legislature had
156 Republican majority on joint ballot.
The Vermont Election.
BURLINGTON, VT, Sept. 2.-The election
is passing quietly. The registration is the
largest ever known. A full vote is being
brought out in the county. The local
contests are bringing out all voters. The
indications favor a Republican majority as
large as that Of four years ago.
SPRINGFIELD, W., Sept. "A large vote
is being polled here and in the adjacent
towns. A big fight is in prospect for Re-
! preventative, as are the four candidates,
leading ones being equal in strength.
WATERBURY, VT, Sept. 2.-The indica.
tons at Waterbury are that the Republican