Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-10

ageous. sensitive man. 1t was almost
impossible to do otherwise, doubt-
less. He had to encounter, daily,
the hot and offensive arrogance OF
;he Hidalsos by whom he was sur
rounded and there came officially
and daily from our State Department
a cold draught of non combatant,
peace preserving. ,ispassionate po-
litical philosophy emitted ont Of the
gills Of the excellent and wise. bnt
no. loveable or sympathetic. Secre-
tary Fish. Between these two Iii
verse and irritating diplomatic
temperatures who bat pachedev;na
taus mollusk wouII DO any thing else
than resign Olc minute .'stang
Ivy pismires' and gea,led to the
borders of {: fighting phreusy; the
mex. minute constrained by orders
from headquarters to retrac: all firm
ness OF tone and all the time
Illekcl at. irsultei, superseded and
overslaughed, he had nothing left to
10 bat to close LIS porte-folio in
,ludgcon and DISCUS. AMI retire ont
Of the distracting conflict. We
could admire, bat we could not
sympatiisa with, any man cold
enough and wise enough and sniff
ciently noa-comhatant and Christ
like to stand IT, The natural thing
TO do, after so much insult has been
fling at = man as has been flung at
Dan Sickles is to hit out quick and
hard, and close the wrangle b. self
respectful, emphatic act of resent
Inent. Aman with Eo. blood enough
N head and heart to cause him to
never wait to count the cost when
Lis bed is violated, bu. to shoot to |
Heath the Intruder upon his domestic
peace; 4 man coming up out of a
load of social conturlely with the
spiri. and nanfUl courage and self
reliant ability to step to the fore
front OF battle and stay there till /
carried of the field drcnchai in /
Courageous gore AMI with leg torn |
OF by a cannon ball is not made OF /;
The refrigerated stuff to deal, like
pssSiOnless manikin with pack OF /!
bitter brea:!.el, scOwling Spaniarjis
and smile away their f-ovns and
pocket their insults. There is
honor and personal renown IL tie
act Of such resignation. 1t is a
.lanful iioutinS OF al mere pusil-
lanimities and pious twaddle about
turning the other cheek TO be Slapped
N meek and sweet humility We
applaud General Sickles' spirit and,
(unwisely, maybel wish it might
tin1 Judgement in the AQUARIUM
of State. Here are some of the tel
esrams relating to these Spanish
vCxations:
Washington, Dee. S.-Tlere is reluct-
.nce IN official quarters TO talk about the
or actual resi ,naiiCn of
Minister Sicklos pending the protocol.
There Is 70 doabt tina; ii was owing 10
the unsatisfactory conduct of SicAies
that the negotiations were constiiEIaatei
AZ Washington between Secretary Fish
nd Admiral Polo.
OF the notice taken of these mat
,ers by Congress the telegraph says:
Cox made a persistent effort to get in
: preamble and resolution recognizing
ne Cubans as belliserents, but oejec- ;
ions were too numerous, and the House
efused to suspend the rules for its pas l
age, or to allow TIE resolution 10 come
II for reference to Il committee. =
From Cuba, the following are
!mong the latest returns:
Havana, December S.-Captain Jor-
eiIar saws the entire Island is qniet
lie has no doubt all Will be arranged .
elceably and satisfactorily without the
Ii ,htest difficulty. He now declares t
nat he does not intend 10 leave Havana
or transfer his power to General Muero
'absuI. who arrived by the last steamer {
rom Spain. The feeling among the
ennle ot Haynno is Uuiefer and the y