Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-11-03

ouud in his Repuollcahio'
,ouuht the Democratic nominatioh
,or tho same position. But Demo-
rats, preferring a straight Democrat
IN one who Joined them only Tor the
sake of an office, nominated Mr. >.
F. Angel. No one claims that he IS
-. str.;ght-.he was straight IN
$50. He is too straight TO Dc pai-
atable. eyen to his o,rm party-as the
result will show in his present race
for County Commissioner. ms
fall, Mr.. r. A. Young started III 'ne
campaign as good Republican
wbys Because he desired the Re-
nublican nomination for member OF
the Assembly from Silver City. lie
served as one of the Judges at the
Republican Primary, and voted I'M
der the test, "to support the Repub-
lican Ticket, State and County.
-e-o....e ---S'r A.a~Afn,.,ya1p J1eteteQ
Hybrid. He went down to the
Hybrid Convention, and in the in
terest of Thos. II. Williams, became
the candidate for the State Senate
from Dayton. Silver City never
asked him to take an Office, for the
reason that the working men re-
member the. Hope mine-and they
remember also, as do prominent
men of this place, that he advocated
the reduction of acages, on the ground
that Iaborers Were paid too much.
So much for R. A. Young.
Aaron Powell, for the Assembly.
is straight Democrat, and he is no
doubt ashamed of the sore-head can
didates on the ticket with him. He
is too slow nag to win in anything
but "slow race" Kennedy has
always been a straight Republican.
and he is ashamed of the company
he is obliged to run with-he has
only been put up to be slaughtered.
c. M. Davis 1 know personally.
While he is better man than the
Secesh Inebriate whose place he
takes, he has for the last six years
been ready to take nomination for
the Assembly from any party, either
Republican, Liberal Republican,
Democratic, or otherwise. He has
at last secured one from the Hybrids.
1t will settle Calls political status for
all time to come.
A. M. McCabe, for Sheriff on the
sore-hesi ticket, is striving by I
trickery to secure his own election.
He says he is making square (?)
fight. He started like Mr.. Young
in the Republican primaries, voted
under the test, and even gave his
'nord that he would not run, after he
had published his announcement in
the TIMES. He has broken the test |
and his word, and now publicly an
nounces that he is making a square
fight. His programme is to trade |
everything on tile ticket to beat Robert
A. Cook, man infinitely his supe.
rior in honor and capacity. Men of
Silver City, see to it that our friend
Robert is not sacrificed by the I'M
principled trading of A. NJ. McCabe.
G. c. Fish, for County Clerk.
Fish Ffshy!! He did not procure
the salt he sent up to the editor of
the TIMES for, and l think he NAV
by this time be called spoilt Fish
Phwew; bury HIM!
Now then for w. w. Byron, who
Uhifet said was one of the most hon.
est ~ men in Lyon county. 1 sup
pose this is claimed for him because
he did not sell himself to the Va
I. X. r. when he was county Com
not because he resigned
that Office to run independent for the
State Senate; and the proof that
The people of his own town did not
appreciate his honesty they gave him
fifteen rotes-he received forty-fpe in
he sOhote county. Now, the people
# Lyon county would like to know
Why this most honest man hid the
County Treas,rer's Ledger when the
irand Jury wanted to look over his
'fficial business? drew this a lit
lie light in my first communication;
Tut then / did not know all the
acts-and it is fact that the ledger
vas not forthcoming. That will suf.
ice for this " best man,
John Lothrop, for Recorder, Is a
clever gentleman, no
oubt-but in this contest he and
icCabe are using the same tactics.
hey will trade the rest of the ticket