Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-08-24
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IL is too early 10 tab zsch 81 sasA
matters bet IL 10 observed that The State
pagers are frsquently specalatsng IS 70
Who the standard hearers next year q
the respective parties are likely 10 Be-
State SenAtor Williams e. 0r1shy
eosssy eOsld nest likely have the Re
pablicaa nozinatic1 4 he desired i.
snd made an earnest coztsst for IL bat
party sxixeneiss are szeh that his slosss;
political friends are apt to BE to7Dd rs
ina their issasnee to diss1Ade hin fro@
entering the race. As hod-ovsr Seua-
ter bis . one vote sure fer TIRE reslee-
t;on q Senator yoosS and beiag closely
allied IN p<rsoasl asd political Tread
ship uith The Jo1es following. there s
little probability thai he wili thro~
open 10 The chance the P~~rsO1Ai AID 20
Iisse. eoaPl<xioa Of bis -soeSessog By re-
signing to run foE Governor. II may
therefore Be assumed. ws think, that
the 6abernstonAl candidate Of The Re-
ysbbcsn party in the conIny sleetion
will not Be Senator Williams q ornsSy.
II is the nsksss sort Of political no;
70 ever ;hisk of scms q the ether indi-
xids2ls xko are so1etizes nsntioned On.
the Repablisaa side in this sane con-
necsion- Macy Ct them are wisho1, de-
osney or character Of ia;elltgeso. We
have had esosSh Of this sort Of cattle.
Daring the present terra Nevada Is dis
grsoed, a. 10 State IN the Unioo ever
vas before. By hsvIngs eOGzoa fool,
not 10 ay kssvs As vel. in the Chief
Magistrates chair. That vii do Ter q
good many year. 10 cone. II Nevada 70
blindly to persist in standing BY the Re
publican party We shall INSIST. al least N
all future elections, that that party mast
give Ne pablo officers Of character and
ability. Bat ne did not intend % much
to write Of the probable RepublicAn can
didate - 10 say . word about What the
Democrats are likely to do. Col Hsr-
din Of Humboldt is most frequently
mentioned as the Democratic standard
bearer, and We may frankly say in this
connection, because we have no secrets
in such matters. that we volunteered .
promise more than two years ago TO aid
him should he seek the nomination. Col.
Hardin 10 . sound Democrat, . level
headed, strong practical man Of business
and affairs generally and would make =
most excellent Governor Of and for the
people. Besides, he halls from Hum
boldt, which comes nearer being Demo
cratic, sack or no sack, than any other
county in the State. Were he . candi.
date we should be for Col. Hardin first,
because he is the right man. and secondly,
because he comes from Humboldt county.
Very recently, however. we have heard
that he is disinclined to enter the race Oh
account of the injury to bis health re-
s~ulting from the railroad accident Of last
Winter by which he came neal losing
his life. Should this prove true, and
shoald Col. Hardin refuse to stand. there
is another Humboldt county gentleman
whom we would delight to support and
whose nomination and election would
reflect credit on the whole people OF the
State of all parties. We allude to the
able and conservative and consistent and
Conscientious editor Of that always relia-
BILE little Democratic journal, the Silver
State. Mr.. E. d. Kelly. The Republi-
cans have not 9 man in the State, to use
. slang. but trite phrase. who can beat
one side Of him. We believe we have
drifted around 20 9 time when the peo.
pie Of Nevada will not fail to appreciate
intrinsic merit in q candidate for high
public Office. II we are right in this,
Mr.. Kelly would be practically invinci.
BILE before the people.