Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-04
THF CHRONICLE and THE STATE
PRISON IalSROGEi0.

Bradley, seems % think itself called
upon to besmirch the name and reputa-
ton and ,."u in cTesti0" the veT1cl'r q
Mr.. Zoe :. E.drilce In last evenings
issue OF that papei t.ele are various
attempts TO bring that gentleman S cree
ibili.y aud standing in question. BY
professional standing. we mean his
standing rs clerk Now not 10 make
any special claim to lepiency for not
attempting to iuiura Mr.. Hanford' rep
uta,inn. ne have right To say That at
Least vt have treated that UneLarIsnbiy-
muiei gentleman with consideration
which seems to have been lost upon tue
II wspaper conductors who are helping
the Governor to create a pubic feeling
against M. HywsL. But we viii say
this. That we Lave reason to believe that
Nr. Eldrelge's reputation viii bear COM
pariscu with that Il MI Hartford or
Nj Anybody els who is busy il trying
with iruendp and hint and the dis.or-
ton al :aets to iuiure lis good name
and impair his credibil:ty Aud now,
while We are about ii, Is, Us ssy. further,
Ths; u order thai the carp.na ,Gltic5
and II 4iisnant arensers who are At Ey-
man : heels might have 40 reason for
saving tina. they had 2ot had fair
chance % Rn' OUT everything III" PIE
sen: everything against the V arden. the
,,.;,r;,x ~. tho R,srd Who nav. not
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oe'ii '''-1''ei''. - ~ '''7 "'''i Nv, - MS
attempt 80 '!!sIr"ce N0.Cuel Hytnah,
bav. allowed them to have things all
,h.;. NV, r,v Hartford who a. lono
=, -
ago as VIE" -""'''e '-iei1AS 'Ee '-'H'
dering prostitute. was pardored out IN
order tina, sbe minbt lie used rs wiz.
ur..,a,, st-.,-.,7 ~. ..a,r =,
the Governor cause ~ esH"Ft!ug that
Shameless woman to town ettar she Lad
received her pardy vas selected
..r-.r ~ A.
frsoh DOORS. ne Is tue bep"'y Con-
.roller. TAe enmity Of the Controller
b,,,ssIft ou.,rf ,bA Worla- i notorious
Mr. Hanford then. wen. 10 the Prison.
x.tt .ner. with the corsant If the ma.
iori,v IF the Board to make out a case
scains. Hvnnau The Gavernor-s Marty
dill no. want An investigation which
should n,ove Hvman iDnocant. ,bav
wantaI 6ne,ylicb. bouldnrova him c,,iItv
'rLev emnloyed eminent counsel tS con-
drct the cas-, Hanfor3 was r,ncaasino
and relentless He believed the War6e3
~ he unity ana he under.ook This in
onisiti9n w;th a surprisinr ardor The
presnmn.ion which he and his error.
nrincinIe which * racoonize5 in on
CoUrts al ipstice is reversed There
everv man is presumed TO he innocent
until he is proyen cT,il,y. We have al
,n1eJ Ia this as :. Hauford's Hanor, q"
II ;s in his hand WITHIN, and he t;cnsd
it Int we think il owss is mar taSt to
another than he, We think that the
Governors counsel u,it his not uuskill-
fnl hand to its framing. What does If
nroye Fraud Not for a moment
REGULATION . No. in any shane or in.
s.anca The -nanaoe,oarf and business
the nrrcLase. and sales the work and
The retnrns NJ work ara ali STRAIGHT
FI1radga and Hanfo,d worLad togafbsr
a. tba fiTnras Ind thu grsetsr ,,ert |
~ ~. Tonras in uanfnr5,S rsnort ors |
El1rsIoafs ,,.o,1- W., a. +basl tl,,,rae
sbow . Tbey show tIssa fac.s na5'Alv
- That al tbs ,noteriais bonHbt Nv |
Hxmar have baen worl.sd nm into nan,
tactnrad articla. second That the rau
.'-,tHrio1. - ~ 49,. 80 80 - -
,nsSa va nova ooo5s +bon bara hde,l ao'
for Third III, oil ~ ~.
r,orov rere;va1 for Goods iii by Nv.
nav bas hesn na;5 into the Tress,ry
rnrr.b TJot ne ra,nrt .Lows +hN.o
go Las - 70 H. ST. op III ar