Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-09
CA:-.DS G. KY ::
surl,o AND 1Eu ,soaK9>t:u.:N.

the I1yst anal tti3 LUt4!'I- a. We cft Ci-Li
TO lliui l. that wL;ch is made manifest
" ~, T.rg.ni. I.,,ig-afsst, for the
workirE.ucn Sd wAoi less can one ~
nact When ~ al Il rain the horny
hands Of that Soa q Toll. Adoiph
Satro. and the many anxious Years
which he has spent, himself hr.nEering.
meanwhile. III behalf of the Comstoci
miners and their a'ieyi.tion from the
ps.i!s OF 4 miners life. We cannot wor-
deg that his organ sho':!i Wax i-onic.l
over ite pagiorniass Of Nj o2tro'S
chief enemy. William Sharon. We
know OF no man unless it he General
Vim or Eebecea CoIiax. who loves the
,.orlingrnan 50 ar(l-ntiy rs the great and
good Sutco. That inustr:ous Assyrian
lslt his native land 70 peddle cherOoIs
and make change with short quarters in
order that he might te enabled 70 ale
Fiate The condition OF the woTkinGnlen
of Storey county. Like Robin Hood,
he compe,s the rIch 20 plv tIihdte to tine
Door. His hole soul is in the work. His
own bowels of compassion and the bow
els OF the earth move together, as Il
we're. in this crusade q philanthropy
So irdezible is his purpose that he
causes bis organ to assail the Demon,
Sharon, by mans Of Anonymous letters
written by imaginary v-orh-nGmen seek
ing impossible interviews with tho saii
denounced embodiment. This ecodest
OF modern phiiantnropisis, Su'ro. TIE
self-sacrifcing, is ahout 10 address HIM
self b. means OF lecture to the miners
and laborirg men OF Virginia City. He
-nnouuces himself 10 deliver a. discourse
On Mines and Mining At PipeT's Opera
House on Saturday night. His heart
yearrs for the callous- handed toilers, and
his invitation goes out to them. Al earn
IS. tones, to come with their families =
The brassy faced isckal. Wh1t as
suranre has this iapertiueGt peddler 81
the House Of Ishmlel. who al sowns IL
PECULIAR tribe to DaEie himself an h5sy-
-i..n, thus 10 th-r.s. his unbiushing front
into TIE company o. men whose rugged
labor Is theic only capital, Here IS 2
cunning klave Who lives ~ the vU:G:T-
est and most offensive courses. between
xIonl a-,,l The man wao works Tor sub
sisteuee there IS 4 gull rs wide as Il con
t.uent aud as deep rs the ocean. preSnm-
ing to a address himself to the ameiiora-
ti,n OF the condition q the worhingu4an.
What sympathy has this inlP'itient ad-
vaDtuler with Any man . What does h
zyant. this hard checked intruder, save
10 feather his own nest by fastening his
skinny c'ayys upon the industries OF tie
Coms.cck? This sieek-shiHned harry
never worked q day with his hands IN all
his life. He set his wits to work, when
his disappointing end his money-jug-
Gin. and bis peculiar mill operations
had played themselves cut, 20 make the
Comstock mines yield him :; perpetual
toll. Ee never prospected for any mines;
never took up claim; never set stake;
never worried a minute il any NINE:
never expended a cent fer the develop
ment Of my claim: never did anything
20 put dollar into the State Treasury
orproduoe one ounce OF ore. And vet,
with pertiuaeity which surpasses every
thing bat His own lllinlitible CHECK
h. seeks to array the workiugmeu
OF Storey county against the men who
have spent their money and asserted
their faith and courage in developing the
ComstocI, Lode. The inso,ent vag.Lond
should be tossed in Z blanket by a dele
CATION of the hrawny fellows whom he
socks 10 bamboozle and cajoie
VIII there never be an end to these
appeals by sleell-skinned. glib-tonsued,
brazen-faced adTenture-s and chariatans.
20 the toiling classes? Are workinGmeh
such fools as that they can be hum
plugged by such specious appeals? Does
any miner OF the CO!nstock need any
instruction in his task or admoIition in
IN his purposes from this windy schemer,
Sutrc? Is any sensible man who works
with drill and pick weak enough to be
Iieys that this willy adyenturer cares
one penrv for his welfare? Indeed, is
any man to be trusted, who, from the
standpoint of the forture-hunter throsts