Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-29
- oagr-s.man VoesibsIra Viewed
Through Democratic Eyes.

| nc IlhD tettepeftusHL CL 5ahGalS -
has this to say about Mr.. Congressman
WOODBURY., as follows:
Congressman WoodbUEn, hy his vote
in favor of granting jeff Davis full am
nesty lOr past political o-ferses. has in
vited attack from his political allies,
| invitation. The entire vocabulary is
exhausted in supplying terms expressive
of their rage snd disappointment at the
action Of this reGegade Democrat .
| We are Of those who believe not in the
sudden conversion from one political
| faith TO that OF anosGer. where the price
Of such apos.ac- Is position OF emolu-
ment \ man may be convinced that he
| has been cropping IL political darkness
! and GENEROUSLY seek TO atone Tor
his srro1 but sincerity should be mark
| ed by mseknsss and humility, evlnced
| by a oispo sit!oa to endure Il heightened
| period o: probation. and when those who
have. frankly proven their faith by al ad-
herence 70 their peculiar political princ!
/ pies through the storms OF adversely. are
| discarded. aaG :Lsir places CSurped by
sIpetieu.y I.cu y lose vassliatlnS course
clearly indicates .he total absence OF po-
! litICal honesty or EOnor, We rejoice at
the discontinue q: those who iOIst the
renegade mo power. and laugh AZ their
! .npCtsE; rae anon the discovery that,
as might lie expected, the object oI their
distinguished t1rCr betrayed them.
Whenever me Democratic party - Of
which We claim Gu humble membership
shall escAss- il tried friends for the
purpos. Z tleYatiaG an eIpediency
renegade from the opposition ranks,
may Is have cause TO repent in sack-ciotA
and ashes.
DIrD Ts5A HAEp DLINRySy.-The
Phoebe L.ss. + Jan = states as
follows.
Charles E,.ns, native os Cornwall,
England. ci.s oH Meadow Valley stree;
last evening ~ Mrs. CL.i-tv old lodg-
ing-housr. liz death w-s very sudden,
as IN hoGE before y. A Eoulks entered
his room and found him apparently
asleep IN his chair. NJ. Foul.s knowing
tia, the yoEug man had been on spree
for the las two weeks thought nothing
OF I. only HAT lie IVES sleeping of the
effects. When ne returned from dinner
the MAI vi, - al appearance breathing
his las. DR.. Hammond WAS hastily
summoned, hat although he made
sternols ex5riIOIs to TeSlscitate him
was Uuab!o to do 80. This young man
Was aged - years. His father had lately
sent him morey with which to return TO
tie place OK his birth, bct he expended
Il in getting on the spre, mentioned,
which terminated 50 fatally. Numerous
rumors to the easc. that he had sent for
large amount OF brandy and drank i.
81 81 once IN his room which produced
the stUpor, were in circulation, but We
do not know how true they are. A
Coroner's ln9Ues. was TO have seen held
last evening NJ seven 0 clock, but was
adjourned until! today ct two o'clock.
TEE BAD EEEEr-s c: being the recip-
lent Of EoEsys on an out.nwei debt are
sat i5I;l IL :. very shocking manner by
the following narration. which we lind
in the Pi5cne I.scord 0: January Is.
From Col. Isaac Jennings We learn
that an Old man named Judge Haskell,
aged about 60 wears, committed suicide
at Minera! Park on the 7ih instant with
Spencer riiie. lie placed the instru-
nent Of death IN lis mouth, blowing his |
brains ont instantly. The circumstances
of the case are as follo~s: Capt. Hardy !
owed the deceased some $1,000, which |
became outlawel in time, and Haskell |
never expected to be paid but a day |
cams when Hardy received his pay from |
the l. ). Government and went and paid |
Haskell. This was probably about four |
months since, at which time Haskell !
made 4 trip to tbs States, returning after !
having expended all his money, which |
so preyed upon his mind that he started |
in on spree, which eliminated in the |
act mentioned. The deceased was a na- |
tive Of Boston, Mass.
AXCsISG.-Almost any day, when the !
track is good on Main street, can be seen
very amusing sight. 4 small boy har-
nssses up his dog, and has for his sleigh |
two barrel slaves, with feathers nailed on
for hin, to put his feet IL, he then gets
on and sIuats, calls his dog to him, who
IS already Larnessed, takes a trace in
each hand, and the dog starts with Liu
whole tilt down the hill the full length
of Main street, never turning 70 the right
OF left, unless some other dog comes ont
after him, when he Just goss for him,
carrying the boy and sleigh with him,
and either whips the dog Or makes him
take water. when ne again starts II for
his coassing fun, which he will keep up
until he Is entirely tired out. The best
part Of the thing is that after racing
down the hill at full speed he hauls his
young master up again. but at great
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