Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-04

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Let careful Republicans look upon him
and be satisfied, and forthwith eschew
all idea of sustaining Greenlaw's preten-
sions to the position. E. A. Moody is
| young gentleman of fine educational
attachments, practical teacher and
man whose management of our county
| school system has given entire satisfac-
ton. His manner is infinitely prefera-
BILE to that of Mr.. Greenlaw, and far
more pleasant to all concerned in our
public schools. He has no personal
jobs to accomplish, nor does the just adj
ministratiOn of his Office ever yield to
the selfish and vindictive line Of action
which it is said at times characterized
his opponent when in office. Vote for
E. A. Moody for Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction. He is, besides being
the best man, square, unfiinching Re-
publican.
1t is, editorially speaking, tough
job to be called npon in good set phrase
to abuse the Republican Dolly Warden
opponent of John E. Cheney, for Coun-
ty Commissioner, long term. We don't
propose to do it. Good Republicans
don't like to express themselves about
him, and the "Citizens" certainly have
no occasion. We give it up. The Re-
publican nominee will probably be
prepOsterous state of doubt about it.
Well, here gOes-NOte for John f.
Cheney, the best man. (P. S.-Doc.
Butts is on the outside, in the cold,
afoot and alone, and our remarks have
no reference whatever to him.
In voting for John Cheney for Com
missioner, don't let anybody get off
upon the idea that they must vote for
NJ. Hogan, for short term, as matter
of consistency. The voter can just as
consistently vote for Judge Morris, the
Republican nominee for County Com
missioner, short term. We will be
just enough to the Democratic nominee,
Mr.. Hogan, not to enter into any COM
parison of his candidacy with that of
Mr.. Morris. Il wouldn't of course hurt
Mr.. Hogan any with his Democratic
constituents, but it would possibly mod
ify the ardent anxiety of some pro-
fessed Republicans to go outside the
Republican party in search for better
men than are supposed to be found in
side. 1t is enough to say that Mr..
Morris is a man of intelligence, of ex-
c5llent character, honest, capable, and
moreover not afraid in these latter
days to stand firmly by his party. He
is the best man named yet for that
office. Let all Republicans stand by |
him.
John d. kersey never made Use of |
death-dealing implements during his |
term of office as Public Administrator.
He is not Troy Dye, nor any other
die with which Ormsby county is ia
miliar. He has no drug store with the
ready made paraphernalia for subject
ing estates to his rapaciOus grasp. No
indeed! Nor can a self-respectful com
munity like ours Foster any such
scheme. Vote, Republicans, for John
d. kersey, the best man for Public Adj
Thus have we gone through the list
Of good men and true who come before
the people of Ormsby county for official
preferment. Have the people ever
thought of the fact that the Dolly Var
len nominees, with the exception pos
,ibly of the Democrats Oh their ticket,
ire every one self-cOnfessed office seek
rs? Have the people discovered that
we're it not for the demagoguery of the
Try for the " best men," not one of those
laritiers would be able to attract suffi- {
tent attention from his neighbours {
whether Democratic or Republican, to '
btain the poor recognition that a i
cratched ticket is able to afford? The
retense Tat either of the Dolly Var
en- candidates represents a longing of