Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-10
THE RUPTURE BETWEEN BOOTH
AND THE BULLETIN MANAGERS.


the managers of his organ fall out over
the spoils what hope have we Of the
early perfection of any reform measures ?
What is to become of US? Whittier will
drift the institutions of our beloved
country? But it seems that one reform
er differeth from another reformer in
glory. There are the Booth reformers
and the reformers Pickerir gish; and in
the Pickeringish body is the reformative
Swift; and he differeth from Estee, also
from Booth; and now upon the side of
the Senator are those seers and prophets
of the people and the peoples wards.
the Honorables William Higgins. James
Cannon and Richard Chute, and these
are prosecuted and condemned in the
sacred name of reform. In turning its
columns against the great and good
Booth the Bulletin and Cal illuminate
their ihunderous denurciations against
his dear disciples. As We have intimated,
Swift hates Booth and IL turn is hated
.by him and Estee. This involves fur
ther rupture between the Baiitia and
the holy alliance of Higgins. Cannon
and Chute This throws the weight OF
the contest upon one whose mind should
be kept free from such dire distractions.
The weight of the tremendous matter,
Il he -lAfA IL
Warden Party of California, the whole
eight of them, rests upon the shoulders
Of that man of peace and profundity, ap-
petite and anecdotical accomplishment,
the Honorable Thomas Nozler. As Noz-
Ter goes. SO goes the battle! If anybody
is TO be propitiated it is Nozler. As to
some of the lesser details of the
rupture, the Sacramento Record
furnishes the following outlines
1.-The rupture between Senator Booth
and his Immediate followers and the
Swift-Fitch-P Pickering clique" says that
paper, in no way affects the generally
mischievous programme of these log
rollers and wire-pullers. There is no
question of principle involved. 1t is
mainly and solely quarrel over the
control of the faction. Booth wants to |
manage it in his own interests, and Swift |
and his clique want to manage it in |
theirs. The Swift wing has SO far got the |
start Of Booth, by securing the nomina-
tons of the San Francisco delegation to !
the Independent Convention. 1t is a
telling satire on the ''popular" character
of the sham Independent movement that
four men should so completely control
the whole organisation as TO fall out
about tine management of it, This is the
precious fraud whose organs presume
70 talk abou. wire pulling in connection
with those parties which are based upon
popular support, and which choose del
egates to their conventions by fairer
than the Executive Commit
tee" humbug. There is, however. moth
ing to choose between the purposes of
The two wings. There is not one whit
more public spirit, sincerity, or integrity
about the Fitch Pickering wing,
han about the Booth wing. 1t is q row
over the prospect of spoils, and nothing
more. It is true there is difference of
opinion between the managers, bat it is
simply as to which is the hes: method of
the Republican party. Per- g..
laps it is pity these people did not =.
postpone their quarrel until they had ,
nrde sure that there was something to
tght about. As it is the probability
seems that they will have rutfied their t
empers and destroyed their friendship v
or nothing, since there promises to be I
10 Independent party when the day of C
lection arrives q