Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-01
THE BEDHAG"LED paTTfCGiTs'
OF Dolly SAHEEN.

When We say that there ere none 50
poor rs to do any reverence to tie wee
and wan Dolly Warden known ~ CAN
forn;a politics. We d hot mean TO be
understood a. iuiimatiDg that iUa Reese
River E.sre,ie. irom Nhicu paper We
quote the following. Is IN any sense
poor. but. rather. express our belief that
nobody whose opinion Is worth having
has any respect ior, or fear Of, the sell
styled Independent: Parry Of our parent
State. the RecsiiIe's opinion Is all the
better worth having ii this connection
from the fact this. it Is What ge may de-
scribe as n really independent pint with
Democratic leaaings NO. = sts!ct party
organ. in any Issue, and in no sor. :. Re
publican paper. Viewing things, then.
from its own free aud unoh>;rUc:ed
standpoint. the RcreiH- says:
The Dolly Varjiens OF California are
out IN the cold. witE Rome Ia tsse them
III and give them shelter. WITH hope If
victory ns party. the Independent lenders
would ike 20 get back INTO the h=puo
lican fold. bal it seems the leaders OF
the party have determined 10 put none
but reliable Republicans ON guard, and
donr't want any tacksliiers, only IS
rank and file. The Ma-ysyilie ApPer. Il
sirvug Booth paper whInes because |;
finds Itself politically thousand miles
from any place. and charges that the
R-publican party OF CalIfOTui. Is 10 be
rui at the ensuing election II the In
terrst OF the Federal OfliceholdsrS. L.
sympathizes with the party. however
says the Democratic party OF California
viii he thoroughly recognized. and then
what will the radical Republicans do
without the aid of the inGepe rGsn; Re-
publicans Judging from their action
it seems a. though they mean TO try and
get along without it, and not put any
thing in the way to prevent the InGe-
pendents going over to the re- organized
Democracy.
1t is cruel thing for reform poiiti-
clans to find themselves not ouly with
out a party CT their own. but not even
to have either of the other parties throw
in. Judging from the lack of vitality
displayed by the California Indepen-
dents. this year, it looks very much as
though that party was especially organ
lied for the benefit of Newton Booth,
and having elevated that gentleman to
the Senatorship, its occupation is now
gone and no other field II open to it.
We are certainly n good deal fiattered
at finding our own estimate of the In
dependent party of California thus so
we'll sustained. That this conclusion
OF the RereiAe'S and ours should be
reached simultaneously confirms our
own self conviction that in predicting
the absorption into Republican anu
Democratic ranks of the real parry
men of the independents, and the
failure of the remainder 10 hold 4 State
Convention, we were not Influenced
by any partisan bias, but spoke Us one
who plainly reads the signs of the
times. II is very evident that the
Dolly Vardens in electing Booth ex
hausted their aim and left them
selves without anv future purpose To-
fulfill. So long as Booth was swell
ing chrysaIis oil Reform, he was a good
enough Morgan; but " hen he feaiEered
out into full fiedged senatorial butter
fly, changing the dull coat of harm
less ..out" for the envlable coiors OF a
fiuttering .'in," in comes the crier
shouting ranitds uanitdtGrni. the dazzle
yani-tes, and we stand Disseminated
and wonders,ruck a. our own guile
less gullibility. Dolly Warden IN
Sacramento was Booths chrysalis. Il
hangs by its coltonny tail now, dry,
empty and forever barren, empty and
worthless!
WHEN the red mans wife has been
confiscated 10y the hand of death he