Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-06

EVEN in the community of antagon-
ism which has arisen among the dis
appointed Democratic editors of the
Great East over Governor Bradley
vetoes there is not an exact and per-
feet harmony Of feeling. The Eureka
Sentinel having taken the liberty to
publish what purported to be copy
of a telegram from the Governors
Private Secretary to Zone of the
proprietors Of the RereilIe." and to
indulge in some sarcastical COM
ments thereon. the RereiAe Of April
2 comes back in the following vein
of high stepping Indignation:
In relation To series of paragraphs
which appeared in yesterdays Sentinel
headed "Stand From Under" we have
only to say that they contain not a word
of truth from the caption to the conclud-
ing syllable. We never received the
telegram therein stated, and if we had,
no journalist possessing a particle Of de-
eency or glimmering of knowledge re-
speeding the amenities Of his profession.
would have given publicity under the
circumstances to private matter Of that
kind. whether his information was OBJ
tanned from " an esteemed friend" or by
listening at key hole. We will say in
conclusion. that We Rave the utmost con-
fdence in orr ability to attend to orr
own business, are stout enough to make
our own fights. and require no assistance
from offcious friends or enemies.
It was the SsatineTs Oe-cellen-
ey" article. heretofore referred to in
these columns, that brought this ex-
hibition of stiff npp-r-lip on the
part of the Rereiile man and here
is the said casus Tell in full:
Several thousand Walls of wrath are in
readiness in Carson to be heaped upon
the devoted head of one of the proprie-
tors of the RereiIe The Governor don't
like to be criticised-he don't. A few
days ago the Austin paper had the temer
ity to allude to the reasons (D assigned
by his Ox-cellency for vetoing the Ans
tin and Battle Mountain Railroad bill,
in other than complimentary terms.
This made the Governor below and
throw up the dirt on Capital Square like
boh-tai: steer in fly time He WAS in
dignapt-muchly so-and all of the
herd. in the mother of counties - !
would not have been sufficient TO allay
his anger. The impertinent editor afore- !
said must be taught a lesson, and
straightwav he caused the following
crusher to be telegraphed him ::
"Bv the grace of Bradley Won hold
Lander county,
The document was of course genuine.
,r it would not have borne the signature
Of the Governor confidential scribe.
Ye gods and little fishes! Common
rattle are not worthy of our brand.
Look ont for the Bnllgine or somebody
nav get hurt. Where are the Vacqueros?
Why is not the offender quickly drawn
and guartered2 Such conduct as
those must not be tolerated for a mo-
ment. Henceforth let US hope that he
will be considered executive meat
We are indebted to an old and es-
teemed friend in Austin for copy of
the dispatch as given above, and we
have no hesitancy in vo1ching for its
As n matter of fact it
to nothing, further than to
his OE-cellency's notions of
the freedom of the press. H evidently
thinks that when he once gets his brand
,n "critter " it belongs to him for all
time Let US pray.
Thusit seems that Bro Dennis de-
sires no clerks or other assistance to
enable him to chile the Gubernato-
-ial short comings with adequate Sc
'erity, and that Bro. Cassidy in
7enturing out of his own bailiwick
las incurred the wrath Of one to- /
ward whom he had looked as to an /
llv in the impending war upon the e
sradlearian hosts. We merely L
hronirle these small differences as Q
n compliance with our duties as 4 8
dispenser of news and at the same u
ime to signify orr sense of regret VI
hat tine usually harmonious camp of il
he Democracy shonld thus be dis
urbed by fraternal discords and Z
cart narrowing enmities. il