The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-13

drst newspaper ever issued in Carson
from power press, run by stes,n.
The event il worth making q uots Of
MODEST WORD bn vc6ssox.i
We suppose that I. ;.l lore al
ways grumbls ossr ~ ulnaSr in
which thing. arc done at the Capital,
whether it he Washington or Carson
City. Even . secdy Cincinnatns
from distant ard dingy oasis or
chroaie I'D sDsGodical Scion from
the alkaliei solitades Of q deserted
camp on the confines < base metal
range 6naas food Tor criticism in the
imperfect Injuries which surround
him during his brief but glorious
omcial career. It is he fermentation
thus given to the body polite which,
lise the self purifying processes
known to be exerted by certain use
tui Liquids in the clarifying Of taeir
own component gases md liqnids,
by which we must expect the needed
infusion Of new ideas aud new vital
tiles into the brain and arteries and
nervous system of tue State; yet.
nevertheless, should our law makers
from abroad. be they new so cru
dite. critical and experienced, happen
to be amensble to an occasional
charge of unfairness we are sure they
will be glad to have their mistakes
brought. in . respectful way, to their
attention. Il j. in this difident
spirit that We protest against that
severity Of critical estimation by
which our mud is denounced as mud
.dier aud more adhesive than other
muds: under whose inexoroble exer-
else our citizens who trust the State
for work and materials furnished are
held To- lie q band of thieves aud
,plunderers; by whose averages our
s~hasslezs are worse and more mereis
less .,...ara shssser, from the Great
East d any Other abode Of honesty
AMI ! tue; and in the consistent
cou,s= Of which Carson gets cursed
and he!abored aud sneered at as II
itself we're an OVERT wing aggrega-
ton Of leeches, idlers, lobby lists, job
engineers. hangers on to the State,
scri;. sharps and swindlers. 1t is
not pleasant to hear the complaints
which come to our ears dayeby day
from issen who have performed work
Cor. or furnished goods to, the State,
or trust, that it is impossible to get
their Just dues at the hands OF the
Legislature; that their bills are cut
down without rhyme, reason or In
vesHyaticu. Aud with a full and
adequate sense of respect do We pray
Tor o more liberal and painstaking
consideration of our city. orr facili-
ties for making the Legislators COM
Portable. and the just claims against
the State preferred by our citizens.
One word more. with regard to the
proposed improvements to the Cap
itol and its grounds and we have
done: The State house is not Car
SON institution any more than 1t is
Ruby Hill o: Winnemucca institu-
ton; and the, proposed introduction
Of water into that structure will
ouench the thirst of Jerry Schooling
from Lincoln,; Bill Hobart from
White Pine, General Buckner
and Jim Minor from Humboldt,
Fisher from Lyon, Whitehill from
Churchill, Bradley from Lander and
Wager from Washoe quite as readily
and a. often as it will wash down
the temperate ailments with which
Helm of Ormsby sustains the con-
tinent and amiable life which makes
him so worthy husband and so re-
.,ected fellow citizen. Carson
don't want to guzzle ice water in the
State house: but the commonwealth
;4se,f fain would Stake its honest
thirst there, and exc would cleanse
;+s face and hands and cool its ach-
ing feet withal-and then the adorn-
,oe,t Of the grounds: The State owns
them. and it is not an unreasonable
thing tor State whose eyes are
leav. with gazing upon her far
stretching deserts and ever visible
.,,.aas Of barren hills to plant two
- .hree acres of her own to the
Gentle timothy and the fragrant
clover.
,,ora in conclusion: Don't es-