The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-04

amazingly diverse conceptions and inclu-s
sions of geographical and territorial pos
sibilities of State which, by his astound-
inc descriptions, should hold within her
desert borders the imperative necessity
for immediate action regarding her
swamp and overaowed lands; and with
in her swamp and overfowed borders
the rlornentous need of artesian wells!
Like fitch of rancid bacon between
two mouldy crackers, Seawell is inserted
between Kendall and Snarleyow; and
then comes old Snarleyow himself-that
dreadful man, who is all the worse be-
cause he is sincere in the belief that all
public mems characters are the private
property of hebdomadal editors with
genius and propensity for the Inerciless
levy of black mail ON, Dagon! What
a ticket to name in the name OF Reform.
| Look down further and scan the curl
ous components of the Legislative tick
et.-LaIf old smooth-bore Confederate
guns: one-foIlrth recently deluded Re
publican, and one-fourth ''deep-think-
ing Possnm, What, in the name OF
Politics, would these four mismatched,
inexp rienced, aimless political automa-
tons do if they could, by any possibility,
be electeds What would be the result OF
caucus of this motley quartette? Is
any Republicans head so sore does
any Radicals belly ache so bad, as that
he turns to such rs these for 50 respite
and nepenthe?''
| Jimmy Dealy, you come near being IN
{. very dangerous predicament. We do
not mean that you are in any danger OF
being elected; but we do mean to say
that your proximity to Chedic on that
ticket, as paraded by the Register, is =
perilous position. You are close neigh
Dor in that connection to o man who,
after being trusted and singled out for
extraordinary charity of consideration by
his fellow townsmen and old party asso-
ciates, has forfeited the good opinion OF
the better men by whom he is surround
ed, through negligence OF duty and I'M
pardonabie evasions OF mandatory law;
and who, seeking Il cover for his short
comings, bawled Reform" with the
loudcst, and then cast his lot with a
bakers dozen of soreheads, amongst
whose lean and limited numbers more
lthan one defaulter finds refuge and pc.
itical compa nionship. .-
Guy Thorpe, paroled rebel though he
is, is too good man, in his performances
as citizen and 4 neighbor. to be the
under-crust in this sad and unsavory
sandwich, We pass Guy-and SO viii
the discriminating voter! -----
We think we see Healy surveying q
streak of sagc-brush, He would stick o
stake and then compose sonnet; he
would erect his feeble theodohte and
then write an epigram; he would stretch
out his chain only to count the " feet
! which give carriage to the e diune af-
flatus'' that lends buoyancy and sweet
sentimentalities, in spondees and hexam-
eters, to his susceptible and poetlcal
| soul. Should such as this see his genius
cramped over the netes and bounds of a
potato patch? God forbid.
Parson Hammond! Do you live here
CT in Virginia.? Practice what you
preach; and preach where you vote; and
vote the Z, publican ticket, if you hare
consented that the Dolly Vardens and pc
htical confidence operators shall use youi
name to give an appearance OF respecta-
billy to their ticket. You have no bust
ness in such company!
French Alec; You are pretty fellow
to seek Office under Republican Gov
eminent. You prayed, in your inpions
AID Intellectual way, for the establish
nen. of Maximilian's Empire in Mexico.
You know you did. You know, too, that
YOU have neither love nor respect Tor the
Government Of the United States. It is
simply an impertinence for you to run
for Office. or even to vote here.
Duffy is fair man in his saponaceous
way; but he must not be permitted to
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