Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-10

The Forger Winslow about whose case
50 much diplomatic correspondence has
burdened the transatlantic postal ser
vice, seems to have played no mean part,
in his time. among his fellow Yankees
of Massachusetts. When his rascaiities
came to light be was known to the out
side world as scampish preacher,
merely; but it seems he had an ambition
and that the filthy pool OF politics
tempted him to the ways of the worldly.
He lived IN the town Of Newton. He
sought to serve bis neiehbors as their
representative in the State Senate. He
WAS finally, after much shreWd manage
meut, successful. Those arrayed against
him were Of the lords Of snobGom.
These lie derided and ridiculed. This
attracted to himself the ''hoys'' and the
pipe layers. The mob, so called. was
always with him. Behind this cute
Methodist parson followed a host Of
Irish Catholics. He had had large deal
ines in real estate and employed many
men. Hence this strange allegiance. It
I was the side Of the bread where the but
ter was spread. OF his career il the
Senate it is said
There was no more active or progress
/ sive legislator in either branch than Sen
ator Winslow He held the chairman
! ship Of two OF the most important joint
! committees. those on Labor and Prisons,
! His capacity for work was enormous.
/ No legislator toiled harder or accornp.
| lished more, and ali this. seemingly,
/ without fatigue. 4 man o. trail
! physique. be had an inexharstible sup
/ ply OF nerve force. Toward the last Of
the session. IN the heats of the early
SIMMER when his colleagues were worn
and iaded Winslow would come bornc-
ing up the long flight of Steps at the
Capitol entrance, looking as fresh as i
the eDervating atmosphere Of the Senate
chamber ana committee rooms bad had
for him only the tonic and collaborating
effect CT the resinOus pioe woods Of Car
olina IL was the head and front OF the
woman suffrage movement, and held the
chaIrmaushID OF the special committee
on that sUliAc,. He Led the prohibit
ZIONIST campaign in the Senate. and
showed himself a good general. He WIS
full OF pluck ana courage, ana showed
himself an able and courteous debater
Among his political opponents he was
personally liked, and his presence was
everywhere the assurance ct urbaplty.
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lie i'eotl sue vi INC ii""s9 81 i'eP-
Hale, of Maine, on Tuesday. The dis |
position Of ehairmanshiis and the |
MINOR oh!ces OF the House was com !
mented ON. The Press report OF ms !
speech represents linn as saving:
Tho postmas.ar of the las. House. I
who had lost his leg in the l-nion |
army. having to make wav for one |
who had been captured in the rebel |
army and had served with J. T.. l.. |
Stuart's renegade cavalry, and Subor-
dinatcs, most of them old Mon sol
diers, having to make way Tor others,
seven o. whom had served III ~" !tpol
army tie diso hcte0 me rem e!htht
81 inc NtttIa 'oufi'"' Clcl % '-4I
liouS'' " barclay, ana ms "c1nE re.
i41'ii ,t',i;
s,is ot4ino rro oxnonsos Of tLnnnnar-
or,s ln,,,,rittaoS Vac anormniIs In
stead of two stenooranhers. like the
committees of the former sessions. he
had counted up seventeen of them
this session. He veDture0 TO say the
additional expenses of this House
above the ordinary expenses Of for
mer years would aggregate in the |
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Or an important Mining sale recently