The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-12
Morning, October II, 1859.
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That unfortunate and ancient mai
who makes the Reno Crescent one o
the marvels and uondescripts of news
paper literature has written q charac.
teris,ic article headed "Incongruities,'
in which be stands by the vertebra, the
sttenuated rsr,ebre, if We may be al
lowed the expression, Of our long and
ehor, absent Governor again annihil-
stes the Bank of California /; snubs,
most mercilessly the editor of the AP.
rEAL; jemolishes the V. 4 T. R r.;
and bera,es the modest and shrinking
fve stamp article, running at full and
relentless capacity for crushing Let
Us try to clean up and analyse the re-
suits.
After giving US his peculiar views
and estimates (which are favorable, on
the average) with regard to Governor
Blasdel, he lets Us into an explanation
of some remarks of his-the Crescent's
editor-made in his issue Of the End
inst, the tenor of which was that Bias
dei's absence was to be regretted DO
cause Observation-Disclosures was
needed here to stiffen up certain policy
If We understand that explanation it
mean. that Blasdel's presence was
needed here to give weight to an orHa-
nization which should have for its war
cry antagonism to the Bank OF Cali
fornia This is tho only meaning
which We can attach to his remarks
when he says:
The editor Of the Carson APPEAL who
takes US to task for incongruities of state
ment,' strong as are his prejudices against |
Governor Blasdel, cannot fail to see that we
may with perfect consistency condemn one
Of the Governors acts and heartily endorse
another; or desire his continuance il the
State to carry out = policy, under anticipated
that We happen to know to
be in perfect acsordances with our own
prejudiees policy that would meet with
violent opposition from the same source
the Bank Of California-that opposes strin-
gent measures against the rioters who drove
the Cinnamon from the line of the Banks
railroad.
If ur inference is erroneous We beg
to be corrected.
Further along in our contemporary
curious article we find that the Bank is
indirection-of having in
tilted the riot in Storey County and to
give . coloring to this charge, it is as
Ierted that Mr.. Sharon was rendered
Ind declined the /" whole power of the
State and Federal Government for tie
,roection of his men," There is n
Notwithstanding history of this tender
If this irresistible power as our
riend Lewis eloquently designatss it.
1t was we'll known here, on the mcrn-
ng before the rio, that it WAS to take
lace. 1t was probably as we'll known to
Governor Blasdel as to everybody on
be street. Did he take any steps to
vert that outrage? Or was he hastily
acking his trunks for the overland trip?l
hetook any measures of preveation ,
re never heard of them. But what he
ID do or what We have good reason for a
be did, was to send . ridicu
Jus dispatch to Mr.. Sharon at San l
rancisco, asking him '.Shall l call out c
,e entire power of the State 2" Now
, cay nothing of the weak improperly {.
q Governors asking . private citizen
be should use his constitutional power
suppress q riot, there 10 hing to .
nile at in this allusion to "the entire N
D~er of the State" We are reminded
the command Of the excited canal
oa, Captain to his crew: "Ail hands y
D deck, both Of ger" %
But to continue On receiving this 6
ispatch, Mr.. Sharon telegraphs back to
10 EIcelleucy, "Stay in Carson until
IN 20 up''-from San Francisco. To
lis request the Governor (who Was so
rrce to Call out the " entire power OF
10 Stafe''l tele0ranhs hack 81 am ina, | PI