Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-15
Ihe carson .lailn Spiral
CASSO CITY

Is more worthy vi notice ami study tha
the peculiar doings ard sayings Of III
San Francisco Chronicle witt, yes.,r
thereto. The true deduction tberefro,
Is difficult thing to satisfy oneself OF
In dealing with the Question let Us as
sumo the better and more cllarit.bl, hy
poth, sis. and take it for granted that tn
tone OF that paper proceeds from II
honest. instructive and incorrnptibl,
interest in the public good. With thi,
assumption we will proceed to look a!
two or three strange and curious Incl
dents IN the career of that paper I,
has been. apparently. supporter of tho
claims and aspirations of Governor
Booth. At any rate it has always spo-
ken kindly Of Booths candidacy for the
Senate and. while Mr. Gorham was
thought to be prominently in the field.
it ceased not to denonnce that gentle
man. It will be necessary to bear in
mind these relations toward Booth and
Gorhsin. respectively. to comprehend
the force of what We shall here with A.
lude to.
Last year, when Mr.. Booths nams
began to loom up into clear speech out
OF the rlists and foSs of whisperings by |
which 1t was surrounded, and sitter the |
Chronicle lad lii Heated its preference ,
for him over any other Republican can
Gld;.te Jog the Senate, that paper drop
PED il sl.;rli ;lu:i,lerlolt out of a Iao.er-
nteiy clear and cold sky by Volunteering
to say that it WAS reported (douttless
by the designing enemies of Governor
Booih) that if he should be successful
IN his senatorial candida:ure it would, of
course, make Mr.. Lieutenant Governor
Pacheco, Governor, and that Pach, CO
was il railroad man. This was, done NO
doubt, with that perfec. guilelessness of
purpose which Is natural to n journal
whose conductors are nothing else than
earnest and conscientious opponents of
public affairs, and impartial CONNER
tstors upon all public men but it was !
So ike fling at Governor Eooth by AL
underhand enemy Of his who profes.ed
to be his friend while it was really :
making y BID for pay of the Railway
Company, that one instinctirely paused
md considered the matter Letu,e Ole :.
uiiy eolnpreheLded its genial tune aud II
aUhesty vi intent. II
As.sin, Ill the recent primary election y
San Francisco the CsrU...cle seems =,
;ither to rejoice over Carr victory over r.
higgins ct d!-al. hough, if Higgins was q
ali 10 be believed aud Credit, Il, he ami 8,
IN Mccarthy aud that set vi ward pol W
;cians were Booths tim allies. But l.
lese are mere seeminys anu although '"
would he perfectly n,,tur.l ior the pro- -,
rietors vi The CiaUnic.e 10 oppose ANY s.,
that BIIi HIssius mlsu. AL
.lAe, Ill Resentment tor D,.I's ha.Iun
.iIe'i the hose vi Que of the De louu. -.
Others, still the Uniform AI,n ch..rsc- 1t
anu laiIUeSS VI tone Al.ilui.luSi by "
at excellent paper forbid that We h.
oui'i 'i,crine any such d mean and uu- Sh
)rthy motive us tia, vi Il uer.. peIs,,u.,I ch
nifty as the ..ctualius sense III the f-'
'atiIient OF SO important matter Us
. WAS Thus, when viewed wiki III got
'tiai eyes. cooliy and dispassiona.ely, tin
$ easy TO be seen that what Appear raj,
hrst blush to be irreconcil,bie iucou mo
lties can be made wholly consistent pou
the conscientious treatment Of | Sic.
We public issues. 1t is not !. h,..d- on .
~ aud convincing bid from either stri
9TH or the hallway Company that the com
o'.ic.e Is skIrmishIng fox IL Is tor the all
mate and indubit..Uis cons,ry,t1,,n,,. ture
puO.Ic IuIeIests, that this Iu.sierIy refr
almost lnconsistent neutfaiity i. lntr
1t Ii ii lesson winch si,ouL, ing
lie lost upon the journalists o, the W
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