The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-17
THE RESULT IN ORMSB1 AM
,oNETHING OF THE POLlIl-
CAL OUTLOOK.

The Primaries have passed away,
leaving behind them their sense Oh re-
lief and qualification as well as their
-epsa of disappointment and caagrIn. |
What has been done by the Republl-
cans of this County appears duly reg
,.tered in our columns this morning;
and it will be seen that the convention
which meets here to-day will have To
ratisfv what i'll the main Is an excel
lent ticket, and one with which we
may 90 into the campaign with good
hopes of success.
Here it is well enough to explain
the reasons for our believing our state
delegation to have been defeated III
Carson precinct. They are these:
Upon the dosing OF the polls 1t was
discovered that i53 votes had been
polled-or, rather, that 465 persons
had presented themselves at the poll
ing place and deposited either a state
or County ticket or both. When the
box i'm which the votes for State dele
gates had been deposited was opened.
An informal count of the TITLE ballots
was had, and it was ascertalned tiia'
they numbered %. This number,
s,1btracted from the sum total OF the
names which appeared upon the taily
list gave a remainder OF 25i. These
figures were jumped at as the Batter
man vote; and we, as we'll as our OPP
moments came to the haSty conclusion
that the Tritle ticket was beaten a
careful, formal canvass revealed the
fact that there had been but 2ls Batter
,,,n tickets pollet. and the discrepen-
~ is TO be accounted for rs follows:
Seven County tickets had been put IN
the State box by mistake. Take these
seven from the 2:s4 which renamed
after sub,ractiag the 229 Iritle baiio'>
from the sum total of 463, and We
have hut a27, or two less than the III
tie vote; and still there remains a DIS
crepancy OF nine. This nine Is OF per-
sons who refrained from or neglected
to vote the State ticket. This accounts
for the 2lS Batterman votes as against
the 23i which was enormously accept
eel n, the number that had been polled.
The committing of the County tickets de-
yeIoped the fact that eight state tickets
mad been placed i'll the County box.
These eight We're evenly divided be-
tween Tritle and Batterinan. SO tha'
when they came TO be counted ana
added to the figures already computed
,.,,y merely Increased the totals with
out changing the relative aggregates
vi the two tickets.
ormsbv county has followed closely
in the wake Of Storey county ana help
Ell 10 swell the very handsome Not.
which Is certain 10 be cast AT the STATE
convention i'll favor OF Mr.. Iritle-
whose nomination, now, seems lore
zone conclusion. At any rate, tina
gentleman chances are certainly very
much more brilliant than that OF any
other aspirant i'll the Republican part
for Gubernatori.il honors. Taking /
tor granted that ne will be nominated
we cIn congratulate the party upon Il.
prospects of having SO worthy ant
competent a gentleman IT the head o
its SAFE ticket. Let Us hope that tn,
,,har ,,arrS OF the ticket may he i
wortiiily filled.
The Democratic party have had me.
convention and put a ticket III the heid
vi lis material we cannot speak as al
visediy as we could wish, not BEN
acquainted with many OF lis nominees
The head OF tine ticket, Bradley, Is
well known stock dealer and raiser,
wealthy man, somewhat elderly, an
little known in politics. We suppos
his ;.;Irty nonln, ed him 10 meet tw
purposes: First, to beat Ellis for til
nornina. ion: and secondly to secuI
tine sinewS ofwar. Frank Denver, Ill
nominee for Lieutenant Governor, W
know very well. He is an undi>gui
ed rebel synIpa.hiser, and quite /;
ss,.Iever'' "A man rs such Il Democr:
can be expected TO be. john Dric'
bach, our well known toHney, Is the
candidate for Secretary of Stale. JON
isan excellent man-inost too good Il
aDemocra.-bu, We never had thougl