Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-02
no.. wv. SHARON ADDRESS
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t.Iv night. IL rts.+t 't-i"--- "'7 -"
dressed ~ Wii:i-..a WooI"urn, o;.r en-
3;Ia,. fox Congress; Hon. Tom Fitch
who las returned 10 the foli. and who
made one Of tbs. most glowing speeches
ever delivered: il the coun;gy3 Hon. t.
/ L. u. I.o,z.. who sI'o5s i':ieliy, and with
excellent. eject: anil. finally. by Hon.
William Sharon, the next JE.;ei States
Senator from Nevada. We copy as fol
lows FROM tie report in Yesterdays En-
ts1lrisr:
REMARKS Of cIa. SHARON.
At the conclusion OF Ar. belongs
s2>ech Mr. Sharon. who had been repeat
eu!y called fer during the evening, came
forward AMID loud cheering, and IN a
sps.ch Of one hours lengths, procesd-
eu to discuss the issues OF the day. Ills
remarks were evidently entirely unpre-
meiit.tetl. and he surprised botn his
friends ard enemies by his Hnency ana
case: BE said that Illness had confined
him to his room and prevented him from
minslin9 with the people AS he would
nave liked to Go. He had been made
lie Target :or SANDER and vitupsratIor;
! tlt I. was u IlldittI VI SOAiot'N
him that his calumuiatoTs were mostly
imported from other communities lof
the rsrposa by those who sought there
by to promote only their own aspirations
~ o.;.e. He had crossed no man ) path
and s,ardered no mans character. IL
was satisfied that tie miners AID work
;rCn,en understood HIM. He was char
red Of being 4 rich man, but WAS that a
H. Dl,t.inai whatever means
he possessed from tie storehouses OF
Nature and rot by wrcnging any human
: be;cc. He had never kept nan wait
! inc Tor his wages ana had never offered
one less than be asked, although he had
, employed thousands for years. 1t was
: true t!.at lie came to Nevada without
: money. but lie possessed the confidence
/, Of men n California who backed him
, with millions aud that confidence he had
nsyer lost, He cane when the FIST Hush
cs prosperity had faded from the Com
s,ock-when tie Wcoiworths, the Lsnss
/ and Hurts ard McCrarys and Others hes
= itated. and when men doubted whether
the great vein was Il true fissure or not
: He lad not f..!cTcd. BE had been the
Il friend oi the labOTiro miner, and wien
: the SHOWS Of winter obztruc;ed tie ROADS
7 lie i.ai hire: thirty sc!uicrs 10 Sraf.'
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