Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-21
TMk ORGANS o. THE MOCK
wHANGI.YRH.

When roeues fall ont, etc. Tho
Bulletin OF San Francisco finds employ
ment If not recreation in fighting the
Chronicle, whatever the Chronicles at
titude. Ii is the iIrep,essibls conflict
between respectable rogusry and roguery
which IS withou; the lists set up for the
protection Of society. In other words.
il Fitch, who thinks for tho Bulletin
were not At the lead Of q great news
paper. he would he the sharp manager Of
collateral security bank; while the De
Younes. il they vera not in the news.
| paper business wOnll lie keeping . lot.
terry shop in connection with pawn
brokers' office. Both were born 10 life
Of sharp prac.ices; out their paths di-
vergs-ons toward the sleek cushions Of
rsspectability. the other ia the inevitable
! direction OF diamond studs and the WAYS
aud things which are flash. So they
i'constauily fSi! out aud air their quarrsls
in the face Of day-do the Bulletin and
Chronicle. The former is moro deccrsus
and PscksniffiaK: III. latter is more
coarse and bo'hoyish. They represent,
sevsrsi:y. the refined and the unrsined
schools Of impsrsoual psrsonslism in
newspsps. conduct. Just NOW, as all
stocS 6Abblers know, tbs Chronicle is
lending its Influence 10 bear the bonanza.
The loan 0! its inhuence is though, 10 be
readily obtained in exchange for coin or
negotiable paper. Il is held that the
Chronicle recognizes principles as
commodity which is n legitimate elise,
Of sale and barter. The Buiietin' =
wares ale not so plainly tieke,cd. The
purchaser must needs take the time for
9 roundabout Negotiation. Shares, no.
plain CASH, are said TO be It's terms, The !
Chronicle i'irs forces with its ah.sr con !
temporary. the New. Letter. in bslabor-
ing the bonanza. The Bulletin of
weinssdsy1 talks as follows:
Atout iw. years apo ,Ls CironicI. !;
published lis notorious iuap of what
were then called tho honan1s mines.
This appeared at the very height OF stock
initiation. Everybody understood that
it bad taken = contract 10 bull the mar
ket. Close on this publication followed
one Of the most disastrous breaks in
stocks ever known.
On Sunday the same concern publish
cd ''bsar" article intending 10 destroy
all faith IN the leading mines on the
Cons:ock lode. According to current
reports tie Cbrou:cIe article was offered
for sale some days before The sale
would If COURSE have suppressed the
article. but no buyers could be found
So the article appeared, aud immedi-
ate!y stocks began to rise. 1t is rather a
significant Judgment OF the public that
Tie Chronicle Is invariably dishonest
when it attempts to write up or write
Town the stock market. The dodge is SO
veil understood that men Of cool iu6.-
nent are pretty sure 10 follow the oppo-
ute courss indicated by shat paper. The
chronicle being unable TO sell Its article
n advance, undertook to sell the public,
md made failure ir both instances.
The News Letter has been trying the
anne game Ion som" time with apparently
10 better s1.rc.ss. IL has l-en publish 7
n. "A ssIisx OF wretched c:.:ica;ures Of
sading business mer wnieh ale hawked {
bout the streets as p0rtrsits. The men
Who are victimizsd in this way are e1-
'ected to come down handsomely. It is
aid that member Ct the great bonanza
rm refused to come down. and told the
that be might so to hot place
Or all that he cared. In the next ISSUE
the News Letter there was q scurril- "
US attack upon the firm and upon al!
be leading mines which they represent.
.ccordins to this sheet the bottom had
allen out OF all the bonanza mines. But
n tho very day that article appeared the
took In these mines began to stiffen,
nd has been going up gradually ever
'nce. As sure As either Of these sheets
rites up any interest. il is damaged,
nd As sure as they so in to write it
own. the public rally 10 its support.
'e Judge from these facts tina: the COM
unity has had just about enough of
Cor the present: and that
" some time to come it is not .oin. 80
E prosperous business.