Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-14
ABOUT CHANGERS.

rogatory as to what anybody want:
to he q Granger in Nevada for, and
explains things IN such a way as tc
leave us only SO far enlightened as
that a Sage Brush Granger
needn't be n farmer at all, but only
. member of the Bullwhackers' Bri-
gade. The thing to be done is to
unite all the unpolluted patriots
into one big Back Action party and
buck the Railroads. We infer that
they will also be expected to stand
in with Sutro and the other and
longer bore Of which he is the fig
ure head and spokesman An essen
tial qualification of membership in
this party is eternal and relentless
opposition to the c. p. and V. X /.
Railroad Companies. No dead heads
need apply
In the editorial article before US
we find the following
By great sxertion. and in spite of the
efforts Of the self STYLED leaders Of beth
parties, the people last year elected John
Z. Jones to the United States Senate.
in whom. We believe. they will find a
faithful and efficient representative. But
for the next Senatorial election, from the
present outlook. they are likely to have
offered them only choice between the
creators and creatures of the oppressive
railroad corporations: while the same
old paci, of professional politicians Is TO
he shuffied and dealt ont again for the
people to make selection for the vari-
Gus other offices in their gift. This
thing of corporation or parties forcing
candidate upon an unwilling public, has
already endured too lous. Because ar.
Stewart assumes vested rights in the
Senatorship. or Mr.. DeLong has had
lifelong itching for the position, or Mr..
Sharon thinks himself rich enough to
buy the place. the people are under no
obligation, that We are aware, to confine
their choice to these self-constltuted can
.lidates 1t would be sad commentary
upon our State if there We're not others
to whom our interests ut Washington
could be more safely entrusted than to
any of this trio
Amen, to all that is predicted Of
Jones but who was it that elected
him? If he wasn't the choice Of the
Republican party, and if the said
party by electing him did not, Jas it
lid by an unanimous voice of all It's
professed adherents in the LeSisla
ture,) signify its approval Of his
actual and implied attitude of oppo-
sition to monopolies we should be
pleased to he informed how and by
what signs and tokens you are to get
at an expression of opinion by that
party or any other party. And if
the last formal utterance of party
is not to be taken as an earnest of its
sentiments, what is, We wonder?
The issue was plain enough the
people understood. and SO did the
Legislature-every Democratic men,
Der of which voted for Major Mccoy
as against Jones-and Mccoy was
ENORMOUSLY railroad subsidy man. |
What, then, do you want to disband |
the Republican party for? If that
party, being trusted with the re-
-ponsibility of electing a Senator
last year, did so we'll, what is the
need, yet. of counseling the aban-
lonment of its organization?
The Enterprise very plainly hints
its intention of opposing itself to
belong and Sharon. Are
We to understand by its tone that it
intends to throw the weight of its
support in favor of Blasdel? And
how does our contemporary know
but that belong is a Granger-as
itself intcrprets the Grangerial
We beg to say to Bro.
Goodman that he will have to keep
lis new party under lock and key in
rider to keep belong out of it. if
harley takes a notion that it IS
ding to prove winning card.
furthermore, We are bound to say
hat our neighbor's talk of third
'arty whose destiny is to be kept en-
rely free from the influence of pro-
politicians, and confided