The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-30
MUST BE TALKED TO.

The editor Of the Carson Appeal, rational
enough on all other subjects, manifests IN
doubted touches of lunacy an dealing with the
question of female suffrage. 4 few days
since we induced him, after some persuasion.
to become a member of the Executive Com
mittee of the Women's Rights organization
Of this State. We did this on the assurance
of the personal friend of Mr.. Mishels Gov.
Blasdel, ) that he was entirely favorable to
the movement. and would take the stump
with Mrs. Gordon should the cause seem to
require it. But, independent Of this assur-
ance, the Recollection of one or two CONVEX
sations with him on the subject warranted US,
We thought, in recommending him as just
the person to fill the vacancy made BY our
resignation on the Committee referred to.
And further than this, We have had manu-
script poem in our possession for the past
thirty days, On the subject of female rights,
which seems to be in the handwriting Ofthe
editor of the Appeal, and which we compil-
mented ourself was submitted to our jealous
scrutiny" by that gentleman. What was our
CONSERVATION, then, to observe IN the Appeal
ofyesterday a noticeably lukewarm reference
to lecture by Ms. Gordon, recently deliver
ed in Carson. The editor of the Appeal
says he will not be prepared to favor female
suffrage until he shall have become satisfied
that a majority of the women desire the bal
lot, Why, this change of base is worse than
Johnson's Why did the gentleman accept
a membership on the Executive Committee
of the "Woman's Rights Organization" if
he could not reconcile himself to give the
movement his earnest support There Is
heinous moral wrong in this business which
we are utterly unable to account for, and
which professional courtesy and personal re-
gard alone prevent US from holding up to
"a, of he An.
peal should be talked to. Some ofthe female
officers of the organization should seek cun-
ference with him at once, and endeavor to
ascertain the influences that have been at
work upon him during the past thirty days.
We do not believe 1t to be too late-no mat
ter what may be the cause of the apostacy-
for some s:rong-minded sister Of cnmeiy APP
pearance to pluck him, as a burning brand,
from the ranks of skepticism and unbelief.
We have said.-Enterprise.
We should think you had said. We
notice tha, ice Goodman left for San
Francisco Immediately after perpe,rat-
ing the foregoing. Migration was prop
er, under the circumstances. Mrs.
Gordon denounces that letter which Joe
Pun ~ SoA1e AoAA 49,
as "a base forgery" She thinks
such liberties are uuwarranted. Her
head is level. Now we can stand good
deal, and patiently submit to most of
the above wecau even bear the SANDER
that we have been writing poetry about
Woman's Rights we can go further,
aud endure the CALLING insinustion that
~e submitted verses 20 Joe Goodman
and Daggett for their Jealous scrutiny;
bat when this defamer goes SO far as to
s;igmatize US as a personal friend Of
forbearauce breaks down and
we Indignantly repei the base aspersion.
'.Come in any shape butthat - In the
We give notice that We shall
call on the police if any such a mob as
the Enterprise invokes attempts the
outrage upon us.