Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-20
Nr. Dorrelly, OF Minnesota, and Con-


cressional fame, though a notorious
,,eInasogue, and determined to rule or
ruin any local political party with which
he may be connected, is We. most able,
ready and eloquent speaker, and can
command an audience on most any oc-
easion that may afford him an opportu-
nifty TO speak. For the purpose CT de-
feating the Washburne wing Of the Re
publican party in Minnesota, he recently
connected himself with the Farmer
movement, or Oranges, in that State.
and is now the old man eloquent OF that
new party. On a recent occasion of q
meeting of the Patrons of Husbandry
lie thus addressed them, and to the
point:
am glad to see that you, yourself, of
your own notion, have concluded Ito
take the bull by the horns" and that
Won have got tired Of hanging on to his
tail; that you propose after this to do
gotr O,r1s thinking: that YOU ind you
have come of age and can dispense with
your guardians; that you find you pay
most of the taxes, and furnish most of
the votes, and you have determined to
rule this country.
You are right That is what Colu1,l-
bus discovered this country for. This
IS tie peoples country, AND THEY MUST
RULE IT, and those who don't Ike it can
leave it , The men of 1716 did not shake
off the tyranny of George III. to leave
their descendants under q worse ty-
rarEy-the tyranny of corporations, the
tyranny OF money.
shall he who struck the lion down !
pay the wolf homage:"
Our ancestors lied from their native |
land to escape the tyranny of hereditary |
lords, whose pretenSlOns were satisfied |
by the traditions Of centuries. Shall we |
submit to the tyranny of shoddy lords, |
petroleum arlStocrats, men OF yesterday
who from their palace cars and lordly |
mills, look down upon the multitude as |
- hewers of wood and drawers of water"
Our nation was born of a fight about |
q stamp act and tea tax; shall it quiet
ly submit to the doctrine that the crea-
lures of our own legislation, the railroad
corporations, have "vested rights" to
tax our industry to the limit of their
to reduce us, if they see fit,
to a peasantry; to send US back to the
era of spinning wheels AID wooden
shoes, and that we have nc remedy from
this absolute despotism except emigra-
ton OF revolution
No. my friends, you have proclaimed
the true doctrine, Live and let Live"
Justice to ALL Privileges to none"
Already the storm Of your Indignation
has reached within the walls Of the
dominant political party of the State.
In conclusion, 1 would say through
You to the people of Minnesota, come
together and organize for reform. Some
Of you do not like me. That is your
privilege. Iconcede your night, while
l am astonished at your conclusions.
But ask nothing at your hands save to
work with you for the common cause,
and surely that no man will deny me-
l am not an issue in this contest.
Put all personal feeling, all prejudices,
all selfshness aside: make it battle for
principles on the highest plane Of politi-
cal action; set your teeth and go forward;
select your own leaders and stick to
them, aud We will show these county
seat and cross roads small potato poll
.icians results that will astonish them;
We viii make them open their mouths SO
vide on election day, that they viii have
10 set their ears back
thank you for your kind attention.
The Republican State Judicial Con-
1ention of California has been postponed