Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-23
THE l.O3BTIsrS RE<pECrAH1..:
ANTECEDENTS.

beriess newspaper editors and man,
magazine writers have sail So. ant
there Is mach corroborative evidence
in support Of the assertion. Aaron
Blrrs name has been SO successfully
rescued from an ancient opp-. brium
that he would If he came to revisi:
the glimpses Of the modern moon, he
not only interviewed bnt diuel and
winpd and invited to accept Of the
Presidency of an Insurance Com
panv and to deliver lecture. Only
q little while ago Judas Iscariot was
the subject Of \ very ingenious and
elaborate apology by a clever and
charitable writer Of moral essays.
Judas was excused as poor. specu-
lating ca.lywag who thought lie
might turn All honest Sliekel by offer
ing to bstray his master who, he i'm
plicitlv believed, could and would
work a miracle in his own behalf
and thus escape cruciiic;ion anal
who. upon finding the mischief he
had wrought went and hanged him
self out Of shea: remcrse.l Even
A drew Jackson and Cornelius Cole
have iill their aDo'o"i-ts AMI the
time will cnne. peril Ups. when 3 'ss
Tweed will be held up tinetnphnri-
calivi As :, somewhat hssi,y angel of
Hght-a henefIcior al! self
sacrifice in behalf of Il starving Con-
stituency; and We begin already to see
that Sqnealer Colfax is destined TO
can ,niz ,tion bY the Snnth Band
contingent of the Y NJ C.: A We
are led to m Ike these remarks by
reading the following defense OF the
lobbyist which Is from No less an
authority in the journalistic world
than the Cincinnati liz iuire-.
a. Alexander Hamilton was the
founder of our Congressional lobby
Franklin was a shrewd and success
full lobbyist. Come and dine with
me Tomorrow said Mr.. Jefferson In
1890, to one Of the foremost men in |
American affairs. concerning u bill !
81 .OG0. 90, and l will ask
, friend or two to meet yoa. aud We
will talk it over And that dinner
the national capital. and AZ
iumed the 81 900 900 debt incurred
hiring the revolutionary war. the
political status Of the Northwest
Territory was liked BY a lobb, iSt iu
The best sense of the word. The.
Ordinance of 1887, inn ortal in his
ory, - measure which fixed forever
he character of the population
Of the Ohio, imprrssingI
III the soil itself, while it bore moth
ng but the forest, the law which wa
le-per than all local law and deeper
han all local constitutions. I
lonbt. says Webster Of this Law. in
lis speech in answer to Hayne,
whether ono single Law giver. an
lent or modern, has produced effects
( more distinct, marked and la,tin.
h.ra-ter than the ordinance Of 1887. II
We are indebted for this famous
rdinance to u lobb, ist-Dr. Ma
ASH Cutler, a Doctor Of Divinity. /,
Doctor Of laws, Doctor f
+ Medicine, and man of
renown throughout two !,
,nrinents. He honora bly, lohbied II
lrough the purchase Of the North u
est Territory, and, meana hiie. die y
zeal the ordinance for Ii. govern.
eat General ia .k<on w..S Il lob al
it when he waged war against the y
uited States Bank. from 1881 to
81. Milton WIS u lobb, Isl in the =,
vs. IF Cromwell. Tia. harIot VIM II,
need for Herui, and Hamilton " ho n'
neal with jefferson, were. alike ami I'll
like, lobb.. lists"
TOMMY CHANDLER. tine Hitite, is h'
ii to be in dangerous pre,iic,- Il
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