The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-25

Il SA->AAS~1 80.
II COlsIDERBD.
wefnd the following Interesting spe-
cimen Of political syntax in yesterday
Reyisdr: H
Crafts brother.in-law. Dent. strikes an old
man IN his chaic With hickory cane, breaking
it over his head, and is fined by Radical judge
Sl00. after being honored with . seat beside the
judge. The manner and act were equally cow
araly. few years since Mr.. william H. .DenR
sey. Washington merchant, inflicted = cowhid-
Office, for defamation of character. with nothing
cowardly in the manner. Duncan was not seat
ed taSt was Mr.. Reed when Dent atti cied him,
but was standing up in the hall among his
diately went before justice. pleaded guilty and
paid his fine He was Democrat and Duncan a
Radical Subsequently, being indicted and tried
b. fore Judge Fisher he vas sentenced to PAY
500 hne and to confinement in the city Jail for
sixty days This is the difference between
plain merchant and brother in law of President
Grant. The people will consider such facts as
these. -TFssfr EAF - TAEss3#- rf
( And now, by way of taking all the wind
out of the sails which have waited this
poor twaddle into this latitude, We quote
as follows from Minneapolis Tibanne Of
September 18th: ---...
Judge Louis Dent, who caned Reed. is not =
member Of President Grsnts household and is
not the private SecTetxfy-nf the Presidents: Ne n
no Federal offce-holler, but is a Democrat of the
rankest sort He ran the Democratic candi-
date for Governor of Mississippi against Alcorn
bushes Il Washinss . me- he tf .srrofts amy
body for the Presidency, it is Greeley. and not
Grant.
And now q word or two concerning the |
outrages' which have been heaped up
on the poor wolves of the Democracy by
the fierce and merciless lambs Of the Re-
publican party. Passingby amy extend
ed mention of those Abolitionists and
Free soilers who used TO get honorably
pelted with bad eggs, with nothing
cowardly in the naDnsr;;'i and eoming |
down to 1856. We find Horace Greeley |
himself beaten about the broader and |
more deshy parta q his retreatine back
by Congressman Albert Rust Of Arkan-
sas, in broad daylight on Pennsylvania
avenue; and there is no record which
tells of Rust's arrest, much less of his
being fined, for thus walloping the nom
,omhatant, who now draws after him the
wash bucklers who used to make prac-
ice OF bullying every timid man who
anne from the North to visi: Washirs-
on. .--..--.- 81 &c .i - 3 81 ~
Then, also, do we call to mind the per-
ormance of another Democrat = one
Preston Brooks, who practiced the man
y art of Standardization by banging the |
l1ad of that other Liberal non-combaf- I
mt, Charles Sumner, with cudgel. But
We can recollect no punishment which
vas visited upon Mr.. Brooks by any
Washington authorities in penalty of this
amous Pummeling. l.
Again, we do remember the perform
nee in the dining room Of Willard. i. Ho-
FL, in Washington, enacted by Demo- !,
ratio Congressman Phil Herbert and q
'emocratic gambler Bi1f Gardner, on r
ne one hand and poor waiter boy nam I
Heating on the other ;iand We recollect 8
nat tie said Aabert did shooS OWN snd
ut TO death that same Irish ysinar; and I
I
rat John B. Weller, Democratic Sena- a
II from California, did come near break
g his neck to get TO Washington in time +
, appear as counsel for Herbert; and it d
Of record that Mr.. Herbert did not only :
ct clear Of any punishment after going s
trough the form OF q trial in Democrat |.
court, for this murder which he com.
lifted out Of resentment of a cup of indf-
rently heated coffee, but that he was
stained and his crime palliated by the
ltire Democratic press of the country. =
Will the Register bear all these facts in s.
ind when next it attempts to make the s
apublican party responsible for the do OF
gs of aDemocratic carpet Dagger from ne
-Ar tl t e y
( OF
The Charleston West Vrginia) Cour- u
, Democratic journal, makes an adj v
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