The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-25
THE COUNTY FIGHT.

course, also, you will vote for the nom
inees of the Uuion State Convention
But permit US to call to your minds the
great Importance Of electing the nom
inees of the Union County Convention
You will be asked to trade off Swift
the Union candidate for Sheriff, TO,
Smith, the renegade from the Union
League who is now running for tina,
Office upon the Copperhead ticket.
Don't you do it unless you would put
the most important Office in this coun-
ty into the hands of man who would
use its power and patronage for the
Copperheads.
You will be solicited to trade off
Mason for John Wagner. Don't you DO
it unless you are willing to defeat one
of the most ardent and effective Union
lists in the State, and give the triumph
into the hands of a man who would. if
be conld, beat Grant and Colfax and
elect Seymour and Blair. Wagner is
as bitter Democrat as any man in this
county to-day. Mason is not only
true and tried Republican, but he is
pronounced by the Controller of State
to be the most correct and efficient
County Treasurer in the State of New
ada.
Davy Magee and his friends will have
the cheek to ask you to scratch Geo.
Chedic in his (Davy's) favor Don't
you do it unless you would deprive
stsunch Unionist of Office and put an
Copperhead in his place.
Jimmy Dealy will attempt to insinu-
ate himself into your good graces Re
member that Tom Edwards is the regu-
lar Union nominee for County Clerk,
and that be not only brings with him
rare capacity for that position, but that
be earned his right to loyal support By
serving in the Union army.
An effort will be made to get Billy
Patterson's name upon Union tickets in
place of Sam Denson's Tell Demo-
Gratis that attempt to get you to do that
foolish and unjust thing, % Get thee
behind me, Satan" Keep it in remem
orance that Sam benson has been the
most efficient District Attorney ever
elected in Ormshy County. Examine
he records and see how servicable be
las been in the collection of delinquent
axes, if you don't belive it.
We have mentioned these particular
: MON candidates because there will be
strenuous, guerrilla fight made agains,
hem.
1t is of the utmos. Importance TO the
ounty that the present Board of Coun-
y Commissioners, all Of whom have
een placed in nomination by the Union
arty, be retained in Office. They have
escued our financial condition from the
cry verge of insolvency, and have
hown themselves, in all particulars,
,ithful and efficient servants of the
eople.
1t won't do to have our candidate for
Justice of the Peace, Adolphus Waltz, {
unless you would put the t
Iture registration of voters in Carson |
recint under the control of a Copper '
cad. This is a very important mat j
r and all Union men should so re- /
,rd it, s
" Joe Cowing. house. sign and car q
age painter and paper hanger is all t
ry we'll, as such; but what terrible a
yure be would cut with bucket of e
lint in one hand and a warrant in the b
her That won't do. We must d
ect Willard for Willard is not only c
n candidate and therefore entitled to o
r support, but, as we have heard it a
1ispered, wants to get married. Lets Il
We him chance
Union men . Dom, entertain, for one
'ment, anybody's proposition to trade D
ANY one of the Union nominees for d