Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-10
TEE LATEST MEMS.

Orion %: ;Le Western Union TELEGRAPH
Company. demanding why in time O
| peace their wires wcr,- cEt, and ii
matter has been referred 10 Gc:l
Emery fox report. Emery same day.
ago Instituted inquiries. hut t. da,
detailed Gen. Henry \. Morrow l.,
order Of the Department 10 rroree,
there and make n sIeeisl inquiry iU:'
all the circumstances.
| Chicago. Nov. g.-I'!,a Tribune tn.
morning arrears under ilie manage
men; Of the Hon. Joseph Me:!i!!. anu
a. Il Republican paper. In an address
to the readers OF the papers, Mr.. Med
i'll briefly recites the many causes tina.
led 10 his retirement from the Tribune
and speaking of the difference between
| himself and Mr.. White says "thcy
| We're always political. not PERSONAL
and adds: :" My predecessor has pur-
| sued the course which he believed 20 he
! the patti: of duty, with a courage which
challenged the respect OF those who
condemned 1t, and supported his
! views with an ability which eNtorted
| their admiration. and he leaves his
| editorial chair after having achieved Il
! national reputation. The readers Of
the Tribune viii naturally desire 10
be informed at the outset Of the prob
able line of conduct of the Tribune
under the change Of management a
fall explanation cannot be given on
the instant. Mems opinions and ac
tons are more or less influenced aud
controlled by the circumstances which
surround them, and always by IN
.orseen causes, but this much may
now tc safely promised. The Tribune
hereafter will be as it formerly was
when under my direction an iudepe-
pendent Republican journal. Il VIII
be the organ of 10 man, however
high; TO clique or ring, however
influential: nor faction, however fan
atical or demonstratiye. Ii will give
the Republican party and its prin-
ciples hearty and generous support.
and Will criticiSe the actions and
records of Republican leaders As fear
lessIy as i'll days of yOre." He declares
his firm belief that the errors of the
party and misconduct of its agents can
be corrected only within the party it
self. As to political newspapers. he
says: " A political newspaper, TO be of
service TO the public. must give one
party the preference, and while the
democratic party embraces many eX-
ceilent and worthy members, who
would be an honor to any orgaDiza
ton. Vet l sincerely believe the Re
publican party comprises a much
larger proportion OF the Intelligent
and educated classes of the moral
worth and business enterprise, Is well /
as Of the patriotic elements Of the /
Nation; and therefore, the government
of the country and civil rights of the /,
poor and weak can be mere safely and /
prudentiy committed 20 its keeping.
81,
pas ii~;cry and a..'tr..itnts furnish /
50 f:t'lrii cause :.r n.j<1jNing~ and |
t!re:,'i # lis tt:,rc behavior.
Tie .u;cr Ocean y -it:nc:oii special /.
says s,IiIc of S,'caS,r .iiailia'> friends. J
mli. !. - tie discomfort Cf those cf
Han IN. are iHfin,.t IN t!I:t t!le former /
Nj yI!.vr ;iIe IL. N.th the latter !
Friends Of iIa,niin admit that Elaine
would make d good Tl.n.
The ra:ies most frequently uset. ~
Democrats III connection with TIE
ii the EeNt House. are
Fernando Wood. s,amue! Randall Of
Pa. aud Kerr ct Indiana. The S:ar.
after sleakln" III very con!p!iEien AIRY
ler.. al kerr, AVS n al probability he
viii be TIE next Il cHker unless tleTe
Is = com b!ration against him.
Chicago, Nov. S.-The IribuEe'>
Washington special says that the rro
pri.ty Of the reorganization Of Ike law
providing for the organization of Con
greSS on TIE 9Th OF March instead Of
the first Monday in December. is again
suggested. In addition to The usual
arguments in favor Of sCciI i law. the
Republicans are seriously considering
il because, they say. it will give the
Democrats. who are in 4 ma i0Iity liz
the new House, Two long sessions.
which Will be ample time for them 20
handle themselves in.
The Tribune this morning figures
the result Of the legislative election in
Illinois as follows: Sera:c-Repubii-
cans, p; Democrats. %; Independents.
3. blicans, o.: Demo
Gratis, 81: Independents. %. Ridge
way tRePublican) is probably elected
State Treasurer, throu q, a division of
the opposition vote between Gore In
ard Carroll (Democratj: |
but Ebber, who was the candidate Of
both Democrats and independents. is !
elected by at least $4,000 !
ma. joritv.
New York, Nov. ..-Pennsylvania !
politicians say that Jeremiah S. Black |
will be elected United States Senator |
by the new Legislature Of that State, |
while Massachusetts Democrats hope |
fully predict the election of Charles |
Francis Adams by their new Legisla-
ure. The friends of Senator Fenton !
ire not sanguine as 10 his election.