Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-04
GUBERNATORIAI..

soIournlng IN San Francisco, and allows
no opportunity to pass to inform people
from Nevada that he is again on the
track We knew and asserted more than
a wear ago that LIE would be a candidate.
HIS oft-repeated declaration that he
would not under any circumstances, be
in the field, was sure indication of
what is now transporting. When a man
commences to decline n position before
any one has solicited him to run for it.
in ninety-nine cases ont of hundred 1t
may he set down that ne Is an aspirant.
The rule applies to all parties with al
most unerr;ns certaintv- How Governor
Bradley came to proclaim himself as n
candidate for rs-e!aciion a. this early
siay. We NAV take occasion 1T some fI-
ture time to explain Suffice 1t 70 say
that certain iast-tiiich schsmeTs. now i'll
san Francisco. have lately been ps,t.ing
up some little Jobs on the u,isuspec:-
Ing voters CT Nevada. The caudidlture
of Governor Bradley Is mciuded IL the
programme Other portions of the bill
VIII receive attention III due season.
MAJOR Mccoy, of Eureka. and ,x-Sen-
ator IeBeth. of Battle Mountain. are
also candidates for the position of Gov
erno-. BIZ, neither of these gentlemen is
viewed with favor ry the ring.
On the Republican, side we h-ar men-
TONED the names of DR. Hazlctt OF Ly-
ON. and Mr. Requa, of Storey Dr. Haz-
lett would make an excellent Executive.
and We view him IS one of the very
strongest candidates that could De
brought out.-ET.hu SsA'iHe'.
The foregoing is made all the more
interesting 10y the ccrrelative fac, that
the Sentinel is Democratic paper 1t
has come to the ears of politicians in
Carson, also, that Governor Bradley is a
candidate for second nomination at
the hands OF his party. That nomina-
ton cannot be obtained without some
thing of bitter opposition. THE earth
hath bubbles as the water has," there
are Democrats and Democrats; and the
spirit of the bolter resideth not alone in
the ranks Of the Republican party. Soda
i.,,Hus .raiBiHs ssoH icit,r Four wears
of Office and the occasional Inala5roit e1-
srcise OF the executive function pro and
con- quite naturally excites opposition,
There be those who shared with one who
is gone the opinion that Major Brad
ley i 4 Suilelsss gentleman. sir" and who
have lost some o: their unqualified adj
Iniration for our sturdy and hirsu.e
Governor And so It goes in this wicked
and selfish world. As To the APrEAL, Ii
avoids all entanSiinS controversies not
germane 20 the previous questionable
question of Republican unity and
and while it mentions the fact
of the existence of family quarrel in
the Democratic family, ii takes 10 part
therein. 1t lodges between the drops,
as it were; gazes in armed and amicable |
from afar, and deplores fra
ternal strife. Still, as public journal |
il devoives upon us to make note of |
facts. and shoot folly rs it flies As has
ILLNESS in these candid columns, there
ire two sides to the structure of politics |
those foundations are laid in the Sunny
south. One of these sides represents
he blue-bloods. the heightened chival-
Gus gentlemen who date back to Poca-
lout.s on the maternal side and the cav
.liers of Virginia on the pa.ernal;
nd the other, none the
ess warmly attached to the
.ost Cause, springing from the respect
BE but not aristooratic middle class,
nd related more or less closely to that
poor white" element to which Wendell
'hillips. in his biting. critical way, in
So, assigned Abraham Lincoln. IS
litter feeling as any OF these factions
yer have IS that with which The less
Southerner resents the as
1mp.ion of superiority by one whose
edigree fails to Justify his holiness Of
emeanor. The zeal aristocracy, that
hich dates hack to blood and birth, is
.spected; but nothing short of the ge-
uine ARTICLE is to be tolerated. This is
general, and not a special allusion, Of ]
purse. We take no sides. We nre for