The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-11


~, xsr,t Us to disclose all the mysteries con
oected with the Resignation OF JrfIs'c ''a' 'e
vFesrr,ny-d appointments Of ME-. f<iAn.P' els''
h,v the ernpIoy.,i.D of Judge CARRIER IN advance.
bv the Il yniond L Ely Co., came to PASS. 81
vill probably prove a very interesting eohpii-
cation o. p-ls.nal an: private ends and saihs' IN
which the public interests and the rights CT the
peopla never en.erd for moment INTO the con-
alteration Of the parties to that trsfsaetion.--
,Aise Pine yers. Dee-7-
W. clip TIE foregoing from the He'rs
for the SAKE of the opportunity which its
Republication gives Us Of making what we
feel to be needed commentary upon the
exceedingly delicate matters involved.
The editorial article alluded 20 as appear
inp in the Humboldt Register We read at
the time of its appearance AMI then only
refrai.ed from aiindin5 to 1t out OF re-
spect to the feelings of the gentlemen
whose names were thereby brought ;lnd
the ban of al ungenerous an unprovoked
inueado. The Reyists.-'s insinuations
were meant to convey the accusation, III
aa indirect and h..f- hidden manner, that
Judse Careers resignation, Governor
Bradley's selection of CARRIERS successor
and Be!knap's acceptance OF the rendered
iudsship were each successive parts oi Il
conspiracy entered into for the purpose
OF facilitating certain results which lacked
assurance of fuliiJment SO long as CARRIER
remained upon the bench and was there
fore debsirred from practicins his pro-
fess:on of a lawyer in the courts. The
thing thus meanly limited at is, III plain
terms, that the Raymond & Ely Com
pany, who have an important case at law,
have been enabled to So far exert an IN
finence in their own behalf as to induce
CARRIER to resign in order that he might
accent a fee from the said company and
also to enable Governor Bradley to narls
a successor to CAREER who should ba
committed in favor of the side of the case
which the Ex-Judse represents. This Is
The miserable scandal toward which the
Re1ister directs its i1repdc and which, as
vet. nobody has had the 'herdhoOd to
charge in direct terms of Impeachment.
This insinuation of dishonesty of mo-
tive did not originate with the Humboldt
Register; but it remained for the con
dCctor of that paper, himself an officer,
elect, of the Supreme Court. to give
breath to this most foul Suspicion Such
.osai.inss are not in keeping with th'
true functions of journalism; and the,
are l.,mentably at variance with the Cha
acter which shoald be sustained by q
respectable member of the profession o;
tho law.
John Garber's professional characte,
and personal integrity need no vindica-
ton hsre. He has merited and m.i: :
tainei the reputation of a trustworthy.
conscientious and honorable man; and
Why his entirely proper and well prece-
dented resignation Of the judicial Office
should thus bring him within the range o.
the arrows of detraction and vituperativt
hintings we are at a loss to understand
and Southern Democrat and rebel SYM
n.thi;er rs We know him to be, We d.
not believe him. in any manner charge
able with 80 gross breach of his sens
Of duty as gentleman and lawyer as to
be capable of entering into the concep-
ton or execution OF the unp.ofessionai
and dishonorable part marked out foa
him 10y his low-voiced de.ractors; and as
20 have said of Mr.. CARRIER 50 do We TAKE
pleasure in speaking of Governor Brad
ley. And here let us ask if any OF thesf
who have presumed, with bated and
malignant tone to cast aspersieHs upo:.
Garber's and Bratiey's acts and motives
: will have the sturdy frankness to bring
their accusations in explicit form and re-
iterste them with circumstaEtial assar-
ton? Let these hurtful detrictions De
fathered or treated with the disdlin due
to irresponsible gossipings.
A to M. Ee.kn:p, the whole coHrse o
his life has been such as to warrant the
trusting him as one who, if these gentle
uaesa whose names are thus associated
With his own had approached hiIa with
~ improper. honor-coHpronis'ng sug-
sestion, would have repaaiated it with
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