The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-29

1.-THE construction of indifference TOWARD
or dissatisfaction with the ticket
What follows will show whether or M
we are lukewarm in its support.
! Mr.. Israel Crawford, pioneer sage
brusher and an old publisher, and, by
the way, an ex-Public Printer, heads
the ticket as our candidate for the SEN
ate. Mr.. Crawford is native of Penn
syIvania, we believe, a self-taught,
self-made man, full of energy and by
no means an Indifferent speech-maker.
His record as Republican and Union
man will square with that of any man
in Nevada. That he will be elected
and serve his constituency with ability
and faithfulness is not for moment
to be doubted.
Our members of Assembly, A. J.
Lockwood of Empire, and J. A. Bur-
lingame and Chas. A. Witherell of
Carson. are quite as good selections as
could possibly have been made. The
two former-who. we may say, by
way of parenthesis, are sinSularly
alike in their straightfOrwardness of
manner-have both served in the
State Legislature before, and did good
service there; the latter (as did Mr..
Burlingame, served in the Union army,
is a lawyer by profession, and, while a
unobtrusive gentleman,
possesses quite as much ability as
many who are prone to crush in
where angels fear to tread" To sup
pose for an instant, that three such
names can be defeated in Ormsby
County is simply wild, insane freak
of a distorted Imagination.
Our old Sheriff, Swift, has been re-
1t is enough to say for
his popularity that he beat Hub. Park |
er at the primaries. Mr.. Swift has
been a conscientious, prompt officer,
impartial in the perform |,
ance of his duties and as such accept
able to all classes with whom he has
to deal. In the matter of running
gear both Swift and Thompson are
each about equally we'll provided by
nature; but in this case, Tor coin, the
race will be for 1.-THE Swift"
Tom Edwards was, of course, nom-
mated by reclamation. Such men as
MIR. Edwards upon whom an entire
party can agree, are valuable not only
for their official abilities and fitness,
but for the conservatism which their
lctive presence in the party lends to
is character. He and our patriarchal
for Recorder, Mr.. King, are
the cherished landmarks of
he Republican organization Of this
county; and we hope they may each
i've to be elected as long as the party
wants them for candidates-which is
Wishing them an official career of long
.vitv coequal with the life of the Re
publican party.
MIR. II. $. Mason, our nominee for
Jounty Treasurer, owes his renOmin-
tion to the undisputed and undenia-
lie ability with which he has conduct =.
d the affairs of his office during the
ERIN which is about drawing to a close.
We have it from the converging point
# all Comfy Treasurer's reports, the
office, that Mr.. Mason's
ccounts are not only always "dead
etter perfect" but that they are, be-
'ond all comparison, the best in the
tate. What better argument need be
if, indeed, any be needed, in
ayOr of his reelection?
Mr.. Geo. Chedic has been renOmin-
ted for Assessor. The man who {
evies assessments upon our property
lily apt to be popular; people are too
eadily agrieved toward these officers c
f the revenue; but Mr.. Chedic proved I
at the primaries, as he will
the polls. Probably no man in the
'Ounty is so well versed in the bust
ess pertaining to the Assessors office
3 Mr.. Chedic-who is one of our old
st residents and who is the happy 7
sther of ten living children!
Johnny Hereford, our gallant young {
andidate for District Attorney, owns @
UGH a record as no yOunr> LAWYER of Y