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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-07

The House then resumed the consii
Grafton Of the supplementary Privileges
bill.
Faye favored the bill.
Stephens, of Georgia, desired to adj
dress the House, but asked his time ex-
tended to an hour, which, after some
! objections made and withdrawn. was al
lowed, and he proceeded to read speech
in opposition to the bill. He asserted
that his opposition to the bill was no.
| from any prejudice against the colored
people. He believed all men were Gre
ated equal, but he opposed any kindred
measure because of the want of neces-
sary constitutional power by Congress to
pass it. He commended that no lew
powers had been conferred on Congress
by either the Fourteenth or Fifteenth
amendments to the Constitution. The
proper remedy was in the Judgment of
the courts. to be rendered in such way
as Congress should provide, declaring
any State act in violation of the rights
Of citizens to be null and void. He also
opposed the bill on account of ineXpedi
ency, and declared his belief that the
coiored people of Georgia did not ask or
want it. They had their own churches
and schools and did not desire mixed
schools. He spoke an hour and a quar-
ter. having his time twice extended. and
concluded with ranegyric on the Jetfey-
sonian democratic republican principles,
which he declared were eternal.
Ransom tcolored) followed with a
written speech in favor Of the bill, con
tending that there was no practical free
dom for the colored people Of the South,
AID would not be US hong as the halter
was left with the several States-HOa- |
grsss Eeport.
This debate presents 4 condition OF |
politics which comes very near periecting |
the thing sought FOR in the bill under |
discussion. Here We have the two types
Of Southern men in whose hands are
lightly placed the great interests OF the
SoUth-the dethroned masters and the
slaves. When these two
hus are enabled to come up to Congress
.ai discuss in presence OF the country
heir views of the questions which are
white on one side aud bluck on the other:
wen tNe TWO vital elements OF CIVIL
alton which Is SUI gen.?is are thus
yolved out Of the chaos which preceded
and made it inevitable.
he manner of doing what is wanted by
ach is Of little consequence. It will be
one in good time, as sure as slavery is
cad. 1t is enough for the vindica:ion
f Republican reconstruction that.
landing upon the floor OF the House of .
representatives., the statesman who, in
ne name of the Southern Rebellion
the bold and honest aver
Isn't that Slavery WAS the Corner Stone {
the Confederacy, should be CON
'onted by a man of that race whose .
states the converse OF that !
by proving and emphasizing :
lat he abolition Of slavery MA Il pos :
bic the preservation OF the Union.
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WRIGHT, of Iowa. introduced a rosoiu
ton instructinI the Committee on CIV
Service and Rerrenchment to inquire
into the expediency of reporting 4 til
making reduction Of ten per cent o.
the compensation of all officers of the
Government: whose salaries exceed 81 >
600 per annum, or five dollars per day.
The foregoing Is from 4 press dispatch,
AMI refers to certain proceedings in thu
Senate of the United States. 1t is some
what anonymously stated, but means, We
suppose, that NJ Senator Wright wishes
to dock all Government employees, high
and low, ten per cent. of their salaries
when those salaries are moIe than the
pit.ance which is paid to the incumbents
of the smaller sorts of postofices, first
class clerkships. and the like. 1t is Diff
ficult to keep ones patience in view Of
tbs srovellins and mean legislation
which is represented by this resolution.
1t must be government carried on by
translucent angels whose scaIit clothing
is their spotless innocence and whose
appetites never crave anything stronger
than diluted ,noonshine. in which there
is 10 be found no trace of corruption.
Men with boards and passions and ur-
gent digestive apparatus and EkinSs for
.,hiosistic food and cravings for the gra-
tifica.ion of the instinct Of deeintition,
will new and then breed a creature who
takes to wicked ways and gets It's itch
ing fingers within c!utcling distance of |
the forbidden fruit Of government mo-
news. But shall this narrow and pinched |
notion of the value Of public services, |
this resurrection of the worst form of the |
det-stei income tax be framed into the |
proportions of i law of the land -? Shall
it be enacted by belittling the status of
our public servants, that tiisingenuous
ness and uncandor and chicane and petty
larceny be invited into the eking out Of the
fac ends of stingy salaries ? Shall the
National Legislature continue to bend
GOWN Tile ulEHItN % tAl.u - tAAsa' any
NAV be accommodated TO that sorlild
idea which offers bounty to cringing,
and warrants. while it encourages, the
meaner estimates of the value of pablo
? Shall this great Govern
,nent be known as a IniSer and a grind
Ing task master? We hope not. Rather
We could wish that wise hberali:y, the
very antipodes Of extravaganza, should |
prevail. Rather hope that the time may
soon come when this wretchsd parsiaI-
ony il ideasan dealings shall Civ. plL,e
to robler and higher manner of deal
IN. There is no honest economy i'll
these clippings and savings, and no high
minded regard fer truth ard fair dealing.
It is the very Phariseeisfn OF politics ,
which seeks to establish retrenchment a
ihe expense Of the employees and pay S
4 the Government. 1t is complained
hat men of the best and highest minded
lass will not seek or hold office. The
,vernent IS half truth and half a lie: but I
he truth of Ii will be stronger and more :
day by day, if it shall cone /
20 he enacted into law that III order to /
1oII :, Government office one must b a
,t..ry. lin. AMI Il sniv-ller. {
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The long quiet which has prevailed IN
| Chinatown for months past was rutlclv
interrupted about half past five O'Clock
last evening by the rtport of firearms. A
number of Celestials calnt. rushing down
Front street il ii stale IF great excite
inent and reported 10 policeman Robin-
son that there was "A heap big fight il
Chinatown Robinson FASTENED u the
scene of conflict and carnage and found
upon inquigins that the cause of ali the
row was, as usual, a woman. L appears
/ that yo.,fg Chinawoman. the belle OF
! the Celestial portion of Truckee, was in
| tne possession and under the care Of
Lem Sing. Other parties in Chinatown
have been endeavoring for some time
pas. % obtain possession Of the danlssI
and have tried varlons ways and STRATA
gems to accomplish their object, hut
without success. The woman Is attach
ed to her proprietor. Lem Sing and vas
not wiling 10 be abducted. aud besides.
she was closely watched by Sing ana his
friends Her would-he abiGc:ors mad
Il raii uHon her residence ahoat $50
last evening. ard broke in a door, and
made forcib.e entry into her dome st.o
sanctuary. This sudden intrusion La.!
been ioreseen Iy the saGacty OF Lem
Sing, and two Coles i;tls armed with IVES
son revolvers STOOD guard Owe tht- W.T.
man-the object OF 50 mach soiI"ItUdr
The invaders Were met ut the tire shpli
with a shower of balls, and one Of til, II
was wounded in the thigh. another l.,
the ann, third i'll the face. and how |
many more We're hurt has not been as |
certained. When Robinson arrived on !
or near the field of battle he found some |
fifty or sixty Cinnamon ja6berInG in their !
peculiar iarTon and ciaZy with excite |
ment. The two men in the house still .
held The outside crowd at BAY, ami il |
:he dafk,t IS they were invisible in their
stronghold. The crowd of Celestial-
urged Robinson to enter the den and
prospect things inside. Robinson seeing
the nGuher of his hackers. and how
.ager they were for victory OF death.
gave the order to push ahead. Like
prudent, valiant general. upon whom Ill
depends III the hour Of trial. be kept III
he rear of the srrging. an@.y crowd, as
il III "a. / furwar, it- wild and roci,lts IS As
thu Oh Guard of Napoleon when ii
made is last grand change at Waterloo.
'Ihe foremost Of the CtiestIals had 1so
sooner Got INSIDE OF the honse tAah !Aey
Ner' mt Win 4 shower OF bullets from
i.'' IN iNk..i battery "hi'4 - SAi|i''l:!
the woman = crowd came ont q
h" h'i'Se q"itAyT fA"h II Wc2t III,
one man |'s sio' IN The is5 &'@
cane back Gmping and yelling with
PAIN. Tn" scen- WAS somewhat lu;I-
erous 4. well as tragic. Robinson o.
tered another en- f9t, DIT his celestial
oices We're scattered. Ielota.lZrt, and
K. HSyd to obey orders: III tact. most Of
20 N had precl;dtate!y led from tie
spot ana w@r- oul % slEnt- Deserted ~
IL III nSoltE AN ; 4.uoihSoh d5loei-
.teiy mace "''Ii.'e on has own account,
orcei the barfh'adrs, searched the prem
=, and fOuuI the inmates had all fled
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SI.A.va STEWART is reported at his
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Latest and best authority gives
the population Of the globe 1t 1850
100000. In America, 100000;
in Europe, 287,O00,000; in Asia,
79s, 900, 900; in Africa, 100000
in Australia and Polynesia, $500
900. These people speak about
5000 different languages, and are
cnt upinto 1000 different religious
secta. The sadherents of the princi-
pal religions, counting the whole
population, are supposed to be
nearly thus Greek Church, g.
692. 100; the nix Oriental Churches,
6. 500,OO0; Roman Catholics. 1885,
OO0,oO0; Professionals, 97,139,OW;
Mohamedars 160,OO0,OO0; Bud
hists, 344o, 900; other Asiatic re-
lipions, $50, 600, 600; Pafg.ans, 200,-
OF, 900; jews, 6,O00,OO0
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TRAVELLING PTBLIC.
On and s4ter March u. III,
PULLMAN PLACE HEEIKG CABS
VII lesre the depot, f,ot Of Cxssl street,
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ankzkssrg close ees:.s.ecsam fEuy Selma a..1 Kzst.
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II REPCITgsGT OF FASHION,
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THE CHANT or A @ q

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Mrypast L. eone-the giory The delight
[sn,. - ,noo,,s INTO DE- night
ara nrt ID ersry Wind . tone
Andusrseree that vas mt his OWE
I..n ~ r,ore create
tire a. Autuuua bIoxB her solemn
.re..,
r:th oosden Do.pp
rr-h onr un-ueasa,sb1e woods:
Ta.r rc -unrne4.uta. xting in youthful
-. RI
.cr. n. n.sehty Hoods,
.~a,.a,~,,3r s,tn. and we've. and zr.
xr;.,. .,,-,~ ttat ne i~nsa.srtaL Thsn
n>a, aod heaven xere fasr.
w,zx -. than GODS seese'i Ill n5
t.s,nwmeax
n, ta.sr desspaas. The g..adanssss,
~ Ipre q -as:ress,
w,.1..zc.x rhoras exustasione
r.. a,-ox s,andtae ct shszzEsszas6i
n.tsous
Tia 81 de angels 1t nnesodisus
raer :
n- q. nor,ntsrs h~azv::s.sera,-
~ dad zztsr xtt;a .hGx coed1'd
1aes,.
III. d,..-av rs:1 thst xrxpp,d the s..sr and
sod-
J. -- 1~-oskrxf
"a 15nc.,e T<Isrd the taissy!ozv mizt;
aom.tbi;rp dat k,oaid 10 Fey young eyes
e
Too H1e 1esx,ed I ha7e MOI lived
a.
And r,enee tie 1oss Of. tha. delight
VIZ ,s,. = morn into tie moonIeesn;gh.
1u;rsi..s m IN human r,sxe:
I.uoht t.e;r horr;d surins:
-. go. s,,s nm, t:aze:
1,,.dr t,,e;;r Idol. ruins.
To-. na;re esr,.v Iovs-asa. lore q bs.sns
sao#* musical vii, sosesa, pains,
e,.,-,a;rD h~,..t, tbes hi, and, erace5a;
rss1.nx
whn 1;ra-ekripht5
Answer me-. IN vervrara:h and piles
r7,.t toot ike ee1rnea. porer IN your still
mzs0fhA
W. .,so AL sak- O continents and Isles
Hind atcp,oh r,tha blood re be,
vr.,- IN, a,,ea t,,on,oh tom With gain. ]
-~~a kn.e
Tae., sraak. ell arcier. .1asses : speak
Rxor, ra.;snt obe,ss;x to tdle pszk.
There !. . hearing Of the pgz:rs,
ty,i.;rg of a shn1ua-
j cIaah nft,oltx and chaaius-
i low. sad voies. TIA. upon nae
Ike a eloud.
..Oh, misery, Oh, Misery
Thou poor old Earth. no more. 10 nsosz
Shall / draw spesch from thee.
Nor dsre thy cr5ps Of leeenasr7 lore:
Let silence Learn not taneue; let nigh. fold
every afsore.
81 Y*Ihave something kf-fhe viii,
That Mont Btauc Of the sou1. is towering
stsu.
AndIe.n beex the uaiu.
The storm the old henoic CHIN:
And th su.ile 4.
u-.l ~ae.,, firm, mr. t<srsrrs. sra Give
4..cl.
4 kyve of F.te from this my uorntasz
A. t,ssevs IN cal slime .re
dc t<4;ere TN ~rtne,d .lf,ne can know
WIN Hvea The world. xhv sureed. Tie
bn,den,d ake.
Ard az, fr<,rn .c,t,,-e info <,osxh;, oyex.
1s.;re~ and ,,,.;ns, t,esros ..,;s .ruth. fhe
mora
be.r the s,erv du11 dr;,,dug Of r.~ gore;
Ar,d NV arising from deem.
0cP'
Oh, suffering bazds Oh Spirits BLACK
With storm On many a moun.a;n-rack
.n,s,ao~, <,ore
LAKE, sahss IN = c'o"a "iaa11o-
Like music laid asleep
In dried-up fountains-lke a stricken
d.~n
"ne1e s'o"su '@''p8 Ssr