Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-06
THE ELECTIONS.

the returns. Some of the more gen
orally heard voice of the Republican
press which hath declined from the
nominative to the accusative cast
will speak of these recalcitration:
and Democratic reservations as bless
ings in disguise. Again, and witt
renewed emphasis, do we proclaim
our inatfable dislike to the smell and
favor and personelle of the carbon
crow of adversely and defeat. We
.ajoy nothing but continuous and
uninterrupted series Of successes.
We like notthe Christening rod-save
as we WELD it. There is no part OF
our political person, however adj
pose, whose tinglings nnder the lash
are at all pleasant or ct all valuably
instructive. We want it all. We
are getting very little, if any. We
are upon the back seat and are not
hilarious. New York hath returned
ike a SOW to her wallowing in the
rnire. She has gone Democratic.
Sunset Cox has been elected TO Con
Gress from dir. James Brooks old
District. This was to have been ex-
pected; but we do not thank God Tor
it. nevertheless. But Jersey-so the
first blush of the returns shows
shines Ike 4 Vestal Light in the
mids. of this noisome waste of
darkness. Her Legislature is pro-
badly Republican. Let US humbly
bless God for this small probability.
The Democrats only gained 10000
IN Brooklyn. Taylor, whoever he
is-not Republican. anyhow is
elected Governor Of Wisconsin. We
believe he is Granger or The Stran-
ger or something. Down in Mil
waukee they claim this fellow, Taylor,
fora Democrat. They ought to know;
ior they are q judge of the article
Town there in the oozy slums. Now
is the time for patriots in Wisconsin
10 desert Republicanism and throw
themselves into the arms of Dco-
little. (They couldn't Doomuch
MASTERY CASTOR, recently Demo
cratic Mayor of Boston. is running
Washburn, the Republican eandi-
late for Governor OF Massachusetts,,
4 pretty close race. He got a
if not quite a majority,
4 very handsome vote-in Boston.
The wicked, even of the Republi-
ans, support him because he is
looked on as being opposed to the
nonsense OF Prohibition and in favor
Of a well-guarded License Law. The
Court-which is the Massa-
chusetts name for the Legislature
is Republican by a very large ma
iority. (Old Sumner will be found
airing his snobship about that body,
seeking to so to the Senate again.
Sam Bowles has already indicated
= snivellins, beggarly desire to have
he old humbug forgiven by the
Republicans, and
here will be an effort to get those
of censure about the
,attle flags expunged. Michigan,
We believe-are not at all sure-has
zone Republican, and Minnesota,
where the Hay Seelers and Potato
6uss combined with the Democracy
o make war upon our friends. has
zone handsomely Republican. Mary
and and Virginia have gone Demo
ratio, of course; and down in Mis-
issippi the strife between the Ames
nd Alcorn factions is as close and
litter as it is profitless and uninter-
sting. To sum up:-The result
S the loss of New York and Wiscon-
his bad enough; but not so bad
5 it would have been had the Hy-
rids won any victories in their own
ame. All the successes reported |
e either achieved in the name of
re Republican or the Democratic