The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-02
THE DISCUSSION ON THURSDAY
NIGHT.

NIGHT.
In II yesterday mornings edition
we did not report the debate between
the Congressional candidates as fully
as public interest and justice to the
debaterS demand.
In opcning the discussion. Mr.. Ken
dali As fully stated his record in Con.
gress A. the time allotted him would
admit. He showed in a most salts
factory ann the unjust di>crimina
,i0n Of the Central Pacific Railroad
Company. in the ale of freiyhtS and
fares. Rocky Mountain coal ran be
landed in san Francisco for eight dol
lars per ton less than n Elko. The
voIicv Of the road i direc;-i against
the interests of this state. lnnlgra
ton j. discouraged by the refusal of
the c0moauv TO sell 'Inv over tickets"
to immigrants, thus denying To poor
meC the privilege of inspecting our
lands or obtaining Information Of our
~e~ource Mr.. Kendall distinctly
stated that lie made no war upon
wealth or aggregated capital. The
usefulness of railways was nOt in
VOWED in This discussion. The Central
Pacific RAILWAY was a great NATIONAL
highway. built bV the people. and
should I've held for their hcuct t.. sub
iect to the right of Congress to adopt
and enforce >urh regulations As viii
protect the public from arbitrary eX-
actions aud unjust DETERMINATIONS.
Mr.. Kendall next disposed of The
swamp Land hill completely. sustain
ing tl,r people Of Nevada in their res
pectfu! request 10 Congress. through
their Legislature, to extend its provi~
lens to this state. He denounced and
exposed Senator Stewards course in
this matter to the complete satisfaction
of the audience.
Mr.. Kendall AMI Senator Nve used
their utnto~t ~endtaVor~ to obtain a set
iemrut of the claims of our State
against the General Government.
They succeeded in obtaining >60.0Do.
\ much lager sum was justly due,
bat their earnest Ell RS to secure
uor We're thWar'ei b." Stewards in
d!tf=rrncp-Or worse.
The merits of the ArteSian Well bill
Were next SCI forth. l. provided a
WAY f'r the settler to acquire a farm
Ivy bringing wafer TO our arid plains in
lieu uf the raynent of monev
After reviewing other matters. which
our limited spare cnmpeIs us 10 omit.
Mr.. Kendall closed hv a forcib'e. Gle
giant. eloquent euiogy of the Liberal
CAUSE.
In reply. Judge Goodwin said that
Brother Kendall ate we'll. slept We'll.
was getting IA, WAS addicted to kissing
the Hai'je~ of lager bier Dutrhmtn."
He did not know what he fGnodwin1
would dn if elected. In answer to
kenda}I'S argument upon freigh's and
fares. and the abuses of the railroad
compauv. he said he did not know the
Central Pacific was running for Con
Gre-~. He didn't know how he would
Vote on the Goat Island question. He
know how he stool about the
tnnuei. The question OF grants
Of lands o railroads involved no priu
that he couI'l see. ~Sargent'>
he knew nothing OF. Much
hi time had been spent in isolated
mining camps. and II" opportunity
mad been afforded him to post" him {
self in these matters. judge Good
Win then pa Il a beautiful tribute to :
var record of the Republican party. |
his speech he di~pIaveI
4 y apneSs 20 take a humorous view of
almost Y V proposition advanced by
kendall. LBnt Goodwin'~ is not keen. :
'%cFft''- "; he is rather funny. His {
good nafred jokes provoke a laugh. :
,ut do not impress the judgment. 4
Goodwin closed hv telling his audi q
that he liked Grauf,."his horses
M bull purs:" he hoped the people
support him, hut was nc al t
idrnt Of the Irish vo:e, as that was f
uncertain. h
Mr.. Eendal!'S temperance was ;,
,~rceedte with warme>t applause. Not T
q speak unkindlv Of Judge Goodwin. y
y hpse, private ch~aracer alt respect. '
\FNpALL. USE HIN Up. At times
yIty.aIwaySe eloquent and convincing. Fl
Kendall reviewed national notifies in a
a~aStoriv manner. diSpOSing Of even 9
'.iDke~'i of his opponent. and in ;,
lowing terms. pictured the great fI !,
Of Nevada. Had there ever been -
Of keniaii'S SucreSS in OrnShv II
nHn'v. the debate of Thursday even-
ughas settled it. :,