Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-03

Thsss u In coniesup lation . visit Of the
Pioossss Of vissieis 10 those Of Csssoo
on Wednesday, svsaing Of bert week. In
vssv d TIE desnoostsstioas made yes:er.
day ssd last night BY . portion. ii least.
o. the Carson people. over the calamity
Which hes fallen spou Virginia through
he veto By Governor Bradley, Of Ia.
compromiss bill, vs suggest the Idea OF
meeting the Carson P,oneers as Empire o.
the Mound House. Surely. Carson Is MOI
place whore yireinians ought 10 GO for
eeeestvd. In the great uisiostune which
overlook Virginia IN October. 1876. ID.
people Of Carson. In . moment Of sym
paehy. forwarded here some food. clothes
aud money 10 our very poor. We .ug
gsss that, By subscription. the smonn'
shus received b raised bore and returned
- Cassop. We are sure that our peopl.
would feel better not TO BE- under ohligs
tons 10 Csruon for anything There Is a
TAI Of eight and half per cent. staring
them In the face; their school fluid Is
ssspty and sorely 10 debt; there is sarrow
and dcsrss: everywhere here. aud YET
Cssson people rilo wood TO FIRE on their
street corners, and gather TO hear such
astuts champions ~ Baker aud Cress.
we'll glory over what II we'll nigh drslruc-
ton 10 Virginia. And yet the above IL
npjust TO some good and true men, aud
TO thein 10 apologize. Sosioin had
little leaves Of righteousness. and il Is
wrong. psshsps. 70 ssy that no man Who
lives IN CarSen can ever lie saved Yes
tsrday's Enterprise.
From time 10 time. when the Enterprise
has discovered itself IN error ii has shown
~ aprOmps reirsc'ion that il IN not los,
10 sense Of shame. FIR ils own sake,
nov. one might wish that Il were 70 lost
Tor II ever the incon.i,ierAte venting OF
that which IL inrxensably weak, childish
aud pesnlsut cnme back 10 plague ito per.
pesratoss. this splitting Of hasty and un-
manly anger ap'n generous. hospitablc
and self-sacrihcIug neigbboy will shame
thst iliy-balanced journal. What are the
facts How was Carson pledged /?
What had She said 10 her representatives
- tho Legislature when they were nom-
mated and elected Had she no. pleds.
Cd them against all modification OF the
bullion.tax law And what stronger
motive had she for releasing those rep
fesensasives from their pledges than tina,
measure Of relief might be afforded 10
Storey county Who fought harder OF
more willingly il the senate and Assem-.
by Tor the passage Of the Compromise
Bill than tho representatives OF Ormsby
county 10 general aud Carson City
n particular 7 And now because
two OF three half added fanatics, car.
Red away With mean and narrow pre-.
juiice and dwarfed by ah incurable iguo.
rance. chose TO asiemp. . discrcditable
demonstration. 10 the hitherto unboastcd
charity Of Carson thus to bc sneered o,
snd repudiated2 What was done? Was
there any bonfire or firing OF guuss No,
~ oil. Why Because the authorities
OF Carson promptly suppressed the in.
tended demonstration. Now while the
handful OF misguided citizens who at.
tempted tbsse things made that attempt.
there II quite ~ little reason 10 con.
demning Carson end scouting her hos.
pisalisy. therefor, ss .here would 10 in
holding tho people Of Virginia to &C
conns for the needless and unwarran,ed
insults shovcred upon tho City Of Car.
SOD by tho Territorial Enterprise.