Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-27
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Il II, speech &: the T3oatsr o. S.,t.-
G.y ,.i-Lt. III. Il. 5. Mason declare;
IA, L lid never as..s,. any boy -
. lri,,se l., lame in nomination before,
IL Republican convention o! O:.-rshy
! e..Sl:y held Il This city on the it,E Is
=, MIR last. 1t Us l,ol,at the facts
! All aSces;ail. il Nj. Mason desires to
+ title Whole truth. or to covsr i: NJ
viz. q i,.:ht!e. in :ls:.Alrs this sta.e-
me4..
/ 1: l. was IL; candidate :.or HE non
ias.;.5:. fox Treasurer, WY did l. attend
the cagcUses of the Republican canGi-
dates and help select the LIST q Dele
sat>s: VII lie deny that l. G.,i this:
L. he was rot a candidate IL lie uoa3-
nation :or Treasurer, what Ill LIZ mean
IL telling the gentleman who placed
LIN - nomination before tat ou.-,t2-
ton ta4t lie would carry tlie IL .,ige De-
essa;iol sold? And Will lie Coay ;l:,:
/ tLoEe vas En- understanding th.; Il case
he, himself should lot be q cauI..!.:a
fer Treasurer before that coavs,-.i5u. TIC
gentleman Who placed him II l.5.-..l.-.-
ton would be- In short L.: ..tc Il. +;
/. Tystsr Withhold his own name from
the convention cut of Constitution ioI
Ir. Mason? Except in the E.ege l;nsy
te,h-ical:ty Of not appearing IN psrzon
before tie convention ,lIr. GI.son is as
much bound by it, if he is al honorable
man, IS II lie had been present dining
the proceedings Of that body. It WAS
understood that Mr. Foster should nom
| mate Mr.. Mason. The convention had,
before proceeding 10 make nominations,
| passed the following resolution, namely:
That all candidates whose names are
presented for nomination be required to
pledge support to fthe nominees of this
| convention" Was not Mr. Mason in
honor bound TO signify his disapproval
of this resolution if he did not intend
to be bound by it? Is he of the char
acter of man who is willing that his
friends should do the promising while
he does the violating Of their pledges?
| Again, if Mr.. Mason was not a candi-
date for the nomination of County
Treasurer at the hands CT the last Re
publican County Convention, what did
lie mean by telling San Wright, a hall
hour before Harry Peters was nominated.
that he, Mason. could count oil major
ity o: thrce in thc con, ,ntion? And
what vas his late pal.ner, Mr.. Cham
berlin, doing N iha; convention by sup
I porting :; .suE with his own vote aid
the votes belonging to Siater's and Put
nam : ..~as.ee:
/ No. *, Us 3ea. plainly with This
matter. GLr. sIasoa's purpose is plain
enoasL. Il us. 20 *; tie nomination
il pas~.',il vit--oe; personally commit
! ti@s -;1=s!E: a2,i ;..-D. being technically
: -ca2.4-:;t=.i, (, io't lie action q ti.c
eal,e- ..-l If h s,au.l fail 10 cot =
. l-.2.' .:---..- - - i.a.,,~ tbs Is tn
;its.1s I-yFe olzloA -ag!e tLan boiling
III action g q cu2y,,.:ion While smart
IL; Wiz Indignation. Over n. unexpected
de-eai,-iJs II. Mason evidently acted,
throughout, upon Pc meditation. He
had made up lis mind. IL advance, 10
lie the Nominee Of that convention fer
County Treasurer or desert the party
AM fight is candidates. He vas a can
di..~ie will az, alternative: = pretended
Republican with az " Independent "
iaeltai reservation; and he paved the
Way TO lis 2esel.ion with the delibera-
;ioa OF i l-aErict, and now justifies his
tEe..cleyy 10 his friends and party with
= Isttifoeger quibb!e.
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