Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-13
ALL ABOUT BOOTH.

COpperhead when C0Pperheads ng
ured amongst the dramatis persona
Of the political stage, comes to the
indication of Newton Booth-who
has lately been born again of the
loins of Dolly Warden. Brilliant
Sam Seabaugh, who has as good q
conscience as can he made of . set
Of hack-horse Bohemian brains,
keeps firing the anti railroad heart.
and Credible only creed that Booth
ever acknowledgements the in
genious web of law logic behind
which lie the Governors little Off
cial gribble grabbles. Itnight pos
sibly pop into somebody's critical
head to think it lame cause of a
Black Republican Governor that
needed special pleading at the hands
of a Possum Democrat. This has
tening of Hay mond to Booths res
cue widens the gulf between Booth
and the Republican party-if it
needed any widening. The speed
programme is Booth against the
field. One of the queerest phases
Of this contest is the support given
to Booth by our valued, but too i'm
pressible, friend, Joe Goodman, of
the Enterprise. 1t is queer for the
reason that Joe is an open-banded,
free hearted, riotous and eupeptic
son of Belial, while Booth belongs
to the cold blooded, exclusive, kid
gloved, veneered sort of political
dilettanti whose screaming allies are
the malignant eunuchs of politics.
Sam Seabaugh runs Booth for the
fame Of the thing-and because
Booth is his present pet subject
same as he would boldly and I'M
blushingly run John Bidwell or
General Vim or any other stuffed
and padded political lay-fgure. But
Joe is in dead earnest in favoring
this thin blooded political nun. The
alliance is unnatural !; Goodman is
self deceived and We regret it. 1t
is to satisfy the ambition of a politi-
cal copartnership existing between
Sam Seabaugh who is shameless,
and Newton Booth who is soulless,
that the two have joined forces fox
the purpose of pulling the Republi-
can party to atoms. We know, we'll
enough, that our friend of the Enter
prise thinks he is serving the cause
Of anti monopoly by standing up for |
this canonized Rum-seller. We
think the incarnation = debilitated
end unmasculine one, and quite dis
entitled to SO earnest a support. We
are for leaving the Railroad Com
pany and all other dead weights that
have fastened themselves upon the
Republican party to shift for them
selves; but We won't, yet, consent
to leave that party and go off where
We have got to take Sam Seabaugh's
rusty Romance and Booths emascu-
lated pedantry and Greed Haymond's
pettifoggery as substitute for its
and intentions, merely
because Leland Stanford and Com
I,any have made ablundering, foolish
in their personal fight with
old Jim Anthony and Paul Morrill,
over = disagreement concerning the
job-printing. Booth does
not represent sacred principle. He
,ares more for memorizing some
hing from the Norum Oyyanam or
he Anatomy of Melancholy and re-
,eating it to the bewilderment Of an
,ncritical audience with whose plain,
very day life he has no capacity for
obust sympathy or blood relation
hip, than he does for any practical,
trong- hearted principle in the
omely framework of politics. He
no moro like q rousing, popular
IAN Of the people than little house :
LIANT called the Wandering Jew ,