The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-09


Sacramento Union has not only bees Il
Pathfinder, but faultinder, { ~zt,
cuAerly enough, that paper advocated
sserything which honest dissenters
complained of in the Dutch Flat
swindle, even to the taxing of the coun-
tes-stood everything, in fact, tina,
.oofed wrong, and was the organ of the
Central Pacific Company just as long as
bat company needed % organs" just
aow it is, as it has been for month.
Jack, impotently and incoherenrlv
savage against that corporation. II
'oohs suspicious-looks MS if the r.
seople had failed to - see" Paul and
James and the other Evangelists This
sEspicion may be unjust, however, hope
], is: but our otherwise useful cotem-
po-ary is making sfupendous ass of
itself in its present course regarding
railroads. In fact that paper has never
seemed in its right mind since John
"idwells disastrous feast of cherries.
Now the other day Senator Stewart got
up and denounced the Union Pacific
>riufie and its 80 Credit MobilierH-
hat - 10 .hingcumbob, made up OF a
Toss .etween George Francis Trains
rawlings Ba0k az d Belmont's Monte Pho
.le country actually stiuks with the
toings of Dursut and his pAr.n ers in the
T. T. II. R.; and everybody, even the
.-ast informed, knows it. Well, on the
strength of Stewards speech the TnIon,
which has been actually luny" in its
dsnunciatioas of the C. P. r. z Co
which company has built. the best
mountain railwa- he known world
comes ont and Saws: - What Stewart
said nay be true" Having said this,
after the manner of Elder Sniffles, the
Union should have alded " sperrits of
;.st men made perfck" 10 let the
cbtuse know the animus of its Buns
b.sticRl conclusions. Following this
pel,ucid observation the Union gees on
70 say-still after Snifies
And since the work of investigation has
= :, II this could reach Stewart before the
,'osc of the session of the Senate, it would
earnestly request that. in the interest of
many stockholders Of TIL Central Pacific.
sni 10 Qnie, apprehension that something
Ike 4 Credit Mobilier may be operating
against the Central Pacific Company, the
Senator might use his influence to have the
iriSestieation extended to the affairs of this
oJuipany as we'll as the Union pacifc.
q If this could reach Stewart''-hah
Lab Il would earnestly request"
no no ;, Well, well, this is too good.
Why, Bill Stewart is George Gnrham's
friend, and you did nj know it, did you?
Now just to think tnat cur disinterested
aad un5ophisticated friends didn't know
that they might, if they had chosen,
been abusing Stewart these six months
CT more, aye, ever since the beginning
c: the GCrham campaign and then to
ink that they have no. done it
- read attentively srat this
model newspaper, this defender
Il honesty and square dealing
~ to say further upou tAis snbject.
Continuing the same article, it says:
Doe ~. one know what it mas cost TO |
5aild Central Pacific as far rs it has
gone anybody but the contractors. the
chief Of whom is leading member Of the I
COMPANY Have not the stockholders a
right TO know all about it, to see the hooks
-: The contractors, and to be assured that
r. 1siness is properly managed and con-
tracts not let at rates twice or Thrice as high |
=. is reasonable The Government, too.
as in interest in such an ilyestig alton, and
i ought to be made.
Suppose the verbiage of the above
was changed Il little so as to frame the
following heterogeneous, what would
oar dull neigh bors think of it? .'Does
aaybody know how many Cinnamon
6 harles Crocker has driven down, az
lies in the night, under the C. P. r
T.: Cog new machine shop Did cry
senale ever miss anything from her
: PREMISES after Mark Hopkins had been
a-ouuI Does anybody actually Inoc
- ttr:. c'ra 5.,sorlel7e, how many shoe
makers LELAND Stan ford has had 10
hi,.nploy a, sne time?' Nou sup
ouse on. contemporary had in'errogated