The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-09
4 WORD To THE COLORED
VOTERS.

StifIFt-t, anu HIS ever bttI anu - NJ"
in favor of giving educational priv
Ieges to culored children equal will
those given to white children. we hope
that the co,ored men who are about Il
participate in the approaching priinar-
les will credit Us with telling them the
truth IN the following statement re-
rarding the standing and character OF
the three candidates for Governor up
ON the Republican ticket:
These three candidates are, Mr.. f.
4. Tritle of Virginia City: Mr. James
". Haines of Douglas County and Mr..
e. g. Ba,terman of Storey County.
They are all good, square men; and
for that reason their status should not
h. yni>repre>ented.
Mr. Tritle has twice been member
of our State Senate. During the last
session of that body he east his Vote
for the ratification OF the Fifteenth
Amendment. lie was formerly min
ing superintendent in Virginia City.
He = now. We believe. part owner OF Il
mill in that city and i also Il stock
holder in the '. * I. Il. IL. He is Il
rtian of fine presence. an original Re
publican and a thoroughly honorable
man. He X raliicicu>ly AMI falsely
accused of being Bank man" He
= 10 mans man; no corporations |
man: and belongs 10 no combination /
except that combination of principles /
known Is Black RepUblicaniSn
lion. James W. Haines Was also Il
member of the last Senate; and. like |
Mr.. Tritle. east his vote for the Fiji /
teenth Amendment. lie is As upright
4 man Is ever lived: AMI would. if
placed in the Governors chair do hon
oT To- the State. lie has also been the
subject of lies manufactured by the
anti BinkcrS. He isa better man thar
any one who trasluces him. earns his
Own living. pays his debts and lives
mp TO the most advanced principles of
I,.publicanisn.
Hon. L. Z. Baiterman. like MIR. Tri-
lie has long been connected with min
Ii.g operations in Storey County. He |.
v as, at one time. superintendent of the
i'rown Point mine. He was deprived :,
II that position by the efforts of Mr..
" M. Sharon Of the Bank of California.
He afterwards opened a brokerage es-
in Virginia City. He still
IL He was appointed by
Governor Bla>iel to succeed the late
Mr.. Rhoale> a. State Treasurer Some
ew months since he WAS appointed.
Trough the personal efforts of Mr.. ;
'ilaroa- who. no doubt. thought
hereby To make repira:ion for the
rJustice he had inflicted upon Mr..
ili:erman by causing his removal from
he Crown Point Ia the position OF
Ten: OF the Gould and Cur
V mine. He holds this position now >,
his mine is controlled by the Bank of
lliiOrni.; the house in which Mr..
st-ternan resides ~ superintendent
/ that mine. belongs TO that corpora
on; his private Secretary. Mr.. >torer. >,
one of the attaches IF the Bank: and ,
Ie very horses which Mr.. Blt.errnan
rIyes belong To the concern of which II
r. Sharon il the agent in Nevada d
II these facts make Mr. Ra;terman o
one the less eligible to- the office of
overnor; hut they are strange facts n
. Jc presented concerning Il man who ii
willing to have his name used ~ an v;
tnti-Is,nk man" =;
a.r. D1.terrnan was no: member Of =
.t. Legislature, which ratified the FIJI y;
enth Amendment. Had he been he
ouli. not iinprobably, have vo:ed for ,
But We have some right tn judge
W
Il man by his associates: and when
p see Mr.. El:terman 80 strongly adj
'ca.ed by Hon. Chauncey Noteware :,
ii Hon. Robt. ". Clarke. both of
nom are known TO have been oppos-
to the passage of the Fifteenth
may we not suspect Mr.. :.
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