Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-26
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tell. r..."',.ts.r.4 i-,c an Investigation 81
~. Csurrsc; aud l'i.falce COMPANY
Cal..f.,.tu SAWYER assigns as the lrst~nn
that there WIS ro opportunity t. f''"o-t;
vvEf..h statement Is untrue. The zeal
reason was the knowledge q IT," cor
7r.f3,iu,!iSts that the House y..usl have
rel cf.i the majority report and adopted
rar OBS. which the minority Lat Pre-
psrsI ordering an Investigation Under
the p..r.ia-l =n;Iry law IG minority IL
ror: could b.. made until that Il the
majority hal been presented f. the
Iaa>a. Thus the G..y Of Doom was
simply postponed by = co~ar!.y trick
The railroad men dared not stand MP TO
i-e knocked down
We clip the foregoing from the press
jiisYltcllss. To b fully understood
AL honesty f4thcEed, !: shl.uli BE-
z,,.la,l by ! y. Simoaton. who wrote it.
Ta.s fellow Is tho constituted SANDER
lloc-er IF the associated press 1t Is
p..rt os ths business Of the Ba.sr..e and
C7.isr. OF which papers news dispatches
Sinouton is the professional colorist, to
make it seem Il matter OF coarse tEat
the Central Pacific Company are n band
o. thieves. That assumption Is part Of
their stock IN trade Then. having Sc
erred the recognition Of their pos:ulato.
they proceed to argue that the Congres-
s.3aai committee which has the invesii-
--s:.91, # Pacific Railroad matters has
nothing els to Do but cover up the
.hiavin,s Of ;hc &. T. COMPANY And
50 We have this injurious dispatch sent
far and vide Hen i where the power
Of the associated press = made manifest
Such yerrain as >ImontYai become all
the more aGdacious now that the very
fai- and Just enactment. stigIh:.tised as
the Carpenter Gag Law has been con
signed 20 the waste baskets Of ''GHiin-
is,l.,l legislation" A. 10 vL-t the
Central Pacific COMPANY has done. OF
IS to tie iJings az its Contract and
Finance Committee. wo jim II tbs ca
f5s f;:!I. fiir aul irarart.a! iIyes;.,a-
tiou. They got their standing by IL
tioas, enactment; 1t tlsn be !-ld
a-aeu.Jig to national iaqa.sitioa. IL;
Sc protest a-,iust tL-i- conviction ana
condemnation III advance. w do not
believe that II Ly.ttgtI. made his iLvss-
tigl;iau movement IL good faith. ",
believe him TO be a malignant AMI L..
signing ,leait,a1rse who IS only too III.
E-r-sryicih.- 10 the Cufs and aims o,
the j-e;1-- and Bt.5.f'-; and a slaa!I-beel
politician Who Is actuate,I by desire Il
I.a elected % Congress. ~ 20 Simon
tou. lie Il teo ski:I,Its> Slaud-rrr
sn. too malignant IN Lis accusation, O.
ga-rup; action and unworthy motive (,
be accepted Is 4 credible r.itnC>s or =,
impartial accu,er- As to Mat: Car7a,,
tsT's explanation Of the so-called Ga.
Law, We accept il and believe in il.
positions and points. We believe IL,
mos; serious danger OF the day 20 be tn
u1EebEkcd and unbfi,lled Voice Of TN
Slluder5as Press. We believe ;!,.: s-,tl
sc0undre.s - Sin-nutcI and Dana shout,
be sent to Prison among other base III,
malignant fellows. for life. The Law o
Libel should be simpiIiei arr: mad
effective. Whose brings i false an
Gan.giE; accusation against any one. L
be puh.Ic man or private citizen, shout
be punished along with Ike brutal feliu,
who commits the crime Of MAYHEM
But he who brings a provab,e accusation
against another should be sustained. L
other words. 1t should lie enacted int,
lIw. that while the telling OF the ,rutI
sEoald no. be deemed Il H5el.Ous PFC
ceedlDg, ell slanderous matter should
susceptible Of proof OF its publisher b
made to feel the consequence of hi
nIlevolcnce. We must confess that W
ike Senator Carpenter reasoning i
the following. II puts the question c
Press Privilege upon It's merits
brings Bohemia within the metes an
bounds Of law-makes journalism shar
fb.a lau with .sbar hra e