Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-25
..'rt.O MUCH TALK ABOUT
FLOUR

the 1.Sf1rr or the past III zen YEARS u
sci2rti upou nv the Democrats ss
some; Hin. objectionable and AZ M
cling sectional feeling" Brit we
presume history will continue to he
written ard read, whether Democrats
approve or e:isappr",e it. The Demo-
cratic howl over the address Of the
afraIiiar,,ia recalls to mind one of the
hits Of senator Jones. when he was
stu,uying California as candidate for
Lieti'-rail, Governor. On one Occa-
sion H., oak the stand and gravely
sad tha. his Democratic friends had
oHin..red ~ his style of speaking. He
Ia. i.-.u in The habit, he continued.
of il.uf:u. II little history of the Demo-
cratic ,'arir in the past. hut they had
otjet;ed tu ,bis. saving: THE war is
over. ism, it? Talk Of finance, talk Of
brf The ~sr. of which, ton much has
alreaiv been said." Jones said this
reic,ir.,ied him of Il miner who lived
H. Si,=e.- H.. .,=,. iie@r PROSPEROUS
IL ~. r'y.;' go / - .:.'i 'En ri olit
hi. ..i,lff ami e,Ci.t lii Inuaey- Be
ce,..inz 80 :nr, rs.lnious that he could
npi purchase provisions for his own
sur;-,r,. ne had vniched q negro
w.~h-rw oman depart from her cabin
and marched 10 it and stole her las:
sack of -four. IL WIS traced to his
cabin. hut he was never charged with
the theft. But all the miners around
him We. 2 informed Of the fact. Some
months afierward, when winter had
SET in, the miners caught the h,ief in a
corner grocery. and pinning him up
alongside a hot stove. commenced u
discussion on the various qualities OF
flour After this discussion had ragged
for about an hour. the culprit, for
whose edifcation the discussion had
been determined upon, at last ex
claimed: swell, boys, can't you
change the subject: 1t seems to HE
that yon have said a id sight too
much already about flour!" Jones
applied this to the then Democratic
situat ion, which has been but little
changed since. The Republicans are
justified IN quoting facts, and it is pre-
ciseiv this which the Democrats do
not want done. The Republicans ex-
pect to win their political victories by
q plain statement of facts. The Demo
Gratis hope to win by ignoring them.
In fact, the Democrats are in frenZied
mood because the California Repnbli
can State Central Committee should
have alluded to the fact that the
Southern States had elected eighty
four Confederate soldiers to the next
House Of Representatives. Every
icrf-I7I opposed To- .hc republican l'artv
thu yea.ies us IS tiIr iousiy aDgry Over
his :, ,.iress, ami tho nicrs angry they
gel the n,re the people will think
that tie s>sues which nave divided the
two pre:st parties since 1850 are not vet
deal, tiu; will make something OF
fisu-e in the next Presidential cam
paign. If the Southern States are in
the placid condition Of repose repro
sented. why is it that this large num-
Der OF uDrcpentant rebels are sent to
the nations highest ouncils?-Why
is it that every Southern Democrat
procl aims that in four years more negro |
suffrage will be done away with and
the negro made to resume his rightful |
position? Southern journals TEEN |
with this kind of bravado, and it is |
as useless to deny it as it would he to |
declare that Jeff Davis and Raphael |
Summers are satisfied with the results |
Of the late war of the rebellion. To |
be sure. we shall not have another |
election in this State before the next |
Presidential contest, bu: we shall do |
our utmost to cheer up Republicans,
here and elsewhere.
NJ. Lorgeril, of the French Assembly,
has excited the French apothscaries. |
yIo c~vs thnv cell for tyauf u. Il vo coptS