Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-11
TIE CENTENNIAL E&H:EiT:GS


{. $. Senate spoke in relation TO the
proposed Centennial Exhibition. IS re-
ported in tie Congressional Globe Of
March 8, as follows:
ISuppose the time has passed when
We ought to consider the question
whether there shall be an exhibition to
which al ether nations shall lie invited
held ct Philadelphia OF anywhere within
the limits of tie United States IL 1916.
1t is 4 great pity, l must say. that thu;
exhibition occurs in that year. It is
great PITY that the one huuGredth ami
versary comes during the year Of
presidential contest. Why, sir, it is
The year of ell others VIXEN we wash our
dirty linen. Il is the year in which We
exhibit the most unlovely aspect of
American politics and Of the American
people. II is the year Of all others, dur
ing every four, when the press is E,ost
intiamed, whsn the minds of politicians
and ell others are ;he most excited, when
men become the most vituperativs. vixen
the mos. innocent things on the part Of
our political opponents are miscons;rCed
aud laisrepresente,l. We invite Europe
to come here TO witness the mill where,
netaphoricaliy, bloody noses are the
order Of the day: where characters are
tern in fatters, where the description of
Diciens's Martin Chuzzlswit If it is ever
realizsd-and le certainly was a keen
sati,ist and saw things, if sometimes
with an excess OF humor, always with
abundant truth-whe1e the caricature
! which Dickens saw and portrayed in
Martin Chuzzlewit will be exhibited On
the grandes: scale in America. Martin
lands from the vessel in New York and
he hears the cries of the newsboys:
Heres this mornings New York
Sewerr' cried one. Here's this morn
ins's New York Stabber, Here's the
New York family spy! Here's the New
York Private Listener, Here's the New
York pepper, Here's the New York
Plunderer: Here's tho New York Key
hole Reporter
Which, suppose, means the Ssw
York Sun
Here's the New York Roody Jour.
nal, Here's all tie New York papers,
Here's fall particulars of the patriotic
loco-foco movement Yesterday. Ill which
the wigs were 50 chawed Up: and he
last alabama gousing cast; and tbs H.
terestins Arkansas dooel with bowie
knives; and all the political, commercial
and fashionable News. Here they arc,
Here they are, Here's tie papers.
here's the papers
Here's the Sewer cried another
/" Here's the New York Sewer. Here's
some of the twelfth thousand Of to-day's
Sewer, with the best accounts Of the
markets, and all the shipping news, and
four whole columns OF country cores
pondence, and full account OF the ball
at Mrs Whites last light, where n! tbs
beauty and fashion of New York vas
assembled: with the Sewers own par
ticulars OF the private lives of all the Ia
diss that vera there. Here's the Sewer.
Here's some Of the twelfth thousand Of
the New York Sewer Here's the Sew
er exposure Of the Wall Street gang, |
and the Sewers exposure Of the WASH /
irgton gang, and the Sewers exclusive
account Of a tagraD. act Of dishonesty !
committed by the Secretary of State |
when he was eight years old. now coIn- /
nlunica:el, az gTeat expense, by his |
own nurse. Here's tie Sewer, Here 5 |
the New York Sewer, in It's twelfth thou |
sand. with :. whole column of New ! ork- |
ers TO be shawn up. and al their names !
printed, Here the Sewers article upon I
the Judge that tried him day afOTe yes !
tertiav, for libel. ah: the Sewers tribute I
to the independent jury that didn't con- !
Wet hin, and the Sewers account Of !
villa, they Nigh. have expected if they |
hal. Here's the Sewer. here's the Sew |
er. Here's the ~i'lc-aTaks Sewer; al i
ways on tic lookout; tine leading journal |
OF tie United States. Row In its twelfth |
thousand, and sill :. printing of. Here's
the New York Sewer
1t is such an enlightened means,
said a voice almost in Martins ear,
that the building passions of my coun-
try find vent. "-Dic'tea's Mdst;N Chu.-
sIssrd, PIP. los, 156.
And these bubhlins passions are most
active during presidential campaign.
Of course that is caricature. And yet
will anybody look back two or three
years ago, when the fsh: was between
Mr.. Greeley on one side and General
Grant on the other, speaking in Ordi-
nary perlance; and do we not all re-
member column upon column Of bill
ngsgate, of refuse, of which this in
hardly caricature. Now. sir, wish to
God, if these foreigners come here, it
,ould be the year before Or the year
liter.