Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-14

! published in the Storey County paper.
! iy Hon Chas. L. belong. SO far rs
this document expresses Mr.. belong
attitude 20 the L. :. Senato-ship in thi.
State, It merely confirms the oft-ez-
pressed opinion OF the. APPEAL. namely,
that he is candidate. in good faith, foI
! tie position indicated. We are further
treasured Of our estimate of his attitude
toward the Republican party by the con-
Gliding paragraph of this card, III which
Mr. belong emphasizes his fealty to
the Republican organization by saying:
With these remarks. 1 submit my
claims to the consideration and action of
my party, to which action, when fairly
made known. l viii yield a ready obedi-
ence let the result he what ii may. In
proof of this, stand ready to accept
any system by which contentious at
primaries may be avoided.
This not only promises the jewel of
fair-play to all honorable rivals and op-
ponents, but puts Mr.. belongs COM
petitors on their honor. The more
widely this co,nmendab'e spirit prevails.
the brighter the chance for the success
OF the political organization to which
Mr.. belong Acknowledges allegiance.
We are conscious that this paper, be-
ing an avowed organ of the Republican
party. pledged to a fair and impartial
treatment of all Republicans. anG in
honor bound to abide by the results of
the primary elections and conventions
OF that party. owes it to Mr.. belong, as
to ar eminent and Lonored citizen and
a distinguished Republican to do him
the Justice 10 reproduce his card in full;
bat iDasmUch as our space is limited
and the card has already had a wide
publication through the Storey County
press. We hold ourself excusable for con-
tiuiEg cur reference TO the same to the
following brief synopsis:
Mr. belong announces himself as a
candidate for the Senatorship to succeed
Dir. Stewart; this announcement is made
to silence reports of his withdrawal, as
also Of his being in the field in the inter
est OF another. aLl that he Is a candi-
date for another position. Having pre-
viously been & candidate and defeated,
he owes it to himself 20 state the causes
o; that defeat. The reason given is his
opposition to the three million-subsidy
clause in the State Constitution. de-
by the {. L. Il. Il. Company
lie also accounts f1r much Of the oppo-
siiio2 to himself iv referring to his fire.
gCentlv avowed and well-hEown opin-
ions i favor c: taxing corporations
equally with individuals. and tina. min
.as companies Should be So conducted |
as that ali their steel, holders, Zig and |
little. should be upon the same footing. |
lie anticipates continuance Of this OPP /
position: stands by his early record; |
Az. i 1s.-:ramn.c.-ed by any complica-
lions or alliances. Ao 10 his withdrawal
= SIS lie says i was done in compli- |
,Gce with tie advice Of friends. and to
insure the success Of the party. Fur
her. rs to proofs Is his worthiness to
nus aE2ouGce LIS s-li-ca2didature, Mr..
DyLonS says:
A. to the upfightness and efficiency of
NJ career whilst a representative OF the
LiteG States at Z foreign court, l leave
on TO Judge from common report; with
lis remark. however, that | mold, from
~ OWL and from four other Govern
2euts. testimonials Of very high order:
.LielI I shall be pleased to make pablo
u any suitable occasion.
Thus IS Mr.. DeLons fairly and
luareIv before the people Of Nevada as
candidate for tie Senate.