Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-28
RECEPTION OF SENATOR JONES.
Carson Ablaze With EnthEsiasm-
Speeches CT senator Jones and
Dir. sharon.

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terday for according to Senator Jones
such welcome as should be given to a
public servant who has faithfully flu
filed the trust Of the people reposed in
him Bonfir.s were lighted, the thunder
tones OF artillery spoke forth their pfals
OF welcome and rockets rosa into the
air-aii testifying to the feeling Of the
| people. A large concourse OF citizens
| assembled in front of the Ormsby
! House before s o'clock and, after sers-
made by the Washington Guard Band,
Senator Jones appeared upon the bal
cony. He was greeted with tLs hearty
| cheers OF the mu.tituGe-af which be
| was introduced by State Senator Lock
wood Mr. Jones spoke as follows:
Ladies and Gentlemen: I am reioiced
to meet you again i'll our homes and re-
ceivc such cordial greeting at your
hands, after a long aud hnsy absence.
1t is a Just pride to ma that | have been
50 welcomed Ever since came 10 the
eastern boundary OF the State l have
heard from the people on!y-tioi bless
AMI speed You. l do not purpose max
ing speech TO you tonight, but only to
return my sincere thanks for your en-
dorsement and the hearty reception
given me this evening. II anything in
the course pursued by NE in the short
time that | have been in the National
council has met your approval | can
only say that | was inspired by the peo-
pie to that course, and | viii return
again to zealously guard the rights and
represent the best interests OF the people
to represent truth, justice and right.
Again returning to you my thanks for
this ovation l bid you all, good night.
Three cheers were given with n will.
The band played popular air. when
the audience called repeatedly for Mr..
Sharon. who appeared upon the balcony
and said: Ladies and gentlemen:
thank YOU on behalf of Senator Jones
for the reception given him in your fair
city this evening. He has proven him
self the representative of the true inter
ests of the people. He has represented
our interests Mt Washington against all
opposition. He has been true to the
trust Of the people repOsed III him and
| an happy to adj Ev voice in com
mendins him for it. When We find a
representative true to the interests Of
the comm onwealth. true to the best
interests OF all TIE people, true
to the principles Of liberty. right
and freedom the people can welcome
him back to LIS home with all the feel
ings which are highest in the hearts OF
freemen. LCheers.l I do not intend
upon ti.is occasion t. enter into 2 dis
clssion Of all of the political ISSUES OF
the day, but I wish TO warn you that
there Is now = yeuomous serpent ready
70 strike down the very lie q this peo-
pie. This fair city :, about TO be turned
into a desert waste by the Vaccinations
Of that serpent | alone have been
striving to choke that serpent; but I |
now cali upon you t. assist tne against |
the Enonstro!s vi.!ainy that aims n the |
destruction of your best interests. Here |
IS railroad sunect!ng yea viii the /
world ana with the best market in the /.
world for all Your products ard ly ors /.
stroke this sch.me would destroy it.. l /
allule to Sutro. have happily called /
him ''Wa-lariu- Jew and h IS such. |
have been accuse! # meaning by this I
al iusUnua:ion against and a s.ur UpOn .
q race or class Of citizens whom l res .
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