Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-03
HON. G.. S. VARIAN.


IN republishing, with unqualified endorse
ment, the following from the Reno Gazette of
October 81, concerning the above named can
ciidate for District Judge on the Republican
ticket
A feature of the present campaign is the
,irulence of the abuse heaped by the Demo
Gratis and their hackers upon some of the Re-
nubIican candidates. c.. S. Varian, nominee
for District Judge of this District, has been
special target for wanton vlllihcatlon. MIR.
Varian, as everybody knows, is man who
has made his own way in this State by sheer
force of industry and ability. He has made
for himself the deserved reputation of an
honest and capable lawyer. No one can
truthfully say word against his character,
professional or private He has his home
with and Is a man of family. In feeling
and conduct he is gentleman and occupies
a good social position Yet to listen to those
who have elected to be ais enemies one would
believe that Mr.. Varian is sort of moral
and political leper For reason that is not
hard to s,Irmise, one with Mr. Farian capac-
ity to fill honestly the position to which he
aspires is not favorite with certain powerful
corporations and their hrelings were set to
work to blacken him in the eyes Of the PEG
pie Parkinson, of the Tribune, man whose
character is too we'll known to need more
than a reluctant reference to it, is one of the
most violent of the sconscienceless detractOrs,
Scarcely an issue of his stupid and dishonest
sheet but contains some vicious Islander dl-
rected at Dir. Varian. No man with blood
in his veins could sit quietly while being so
shsmefully maligned as the active enemies of
Mr.. Varian have mahgned him. Some, whose
political interests in this county should be
~ how ,Jar AaS md
uu!nanly way, aided the pack of moral and
political coyotes i'll their snappings. The
treatment his Democratic opponent, MIR.
King, has received at the hands Of the Repnb-
iCan press is in marked contrast with the out
rageous libeling of Mr.. Narian, who is in
every respect Mr.. Kings equal if not supe-
r.nr The people of Washoe, Ormsby and
Douglas Counties owe it to Mr., Narian to
indicate him FROM these lying and brutal at
lacks by electng him on Tuesday next by
handsome majority.
Also the following from the Go:"tt" Of
Novomber lst, in response to British emana-
tons calculated to cast mud upon worthy
,s,a,, and citizen, and to mislead voters who
are entitled to cast their sutfra .es without fear
t,at Her British Majesty still controls the
American colonies
Eerbum Sap, that great teacher of the PEG
pc, who runs the evening Rattle in Carson,
is still splitting at his superiors, The latest
/, an attempt to impeach Hon. c. S. Earisns
record as a legislator Some friend of Mr.
King, or Mr. king himself, has furnished the
material, and INSCRIPTIONS Parkie prints
It Is SAID i'll this last bit of misrepresentation,
that Mr.. Varian had to leave Humboldt be-
cause of his unpopularity. When Mr..
Farlan returned to his contituency he was
net by citizens of both parties and a mass
convention rendered him thanks for his ser
' :ces in behalf of Humboldt County Ten
locomotives were whistliug on the track and
the brass band did its best to welcome faith
tut servant. These facts are nothing, how
ever. to the malicious driveler who the
Battle We beg in to think that Mr.. King is
either a very INSCRIPTIONS man, or has a
very weak cause to urge before the people.
1t is about time that few things were un-
:, support good men for office. We observe
shat Republicans who are more or less identi-
lied with the so called "Citizens" move i'll
Ornlsby County called upon to fall into
line and support Dir, King as the nominee of
the ring that controls the hermaphrodite or
ganization. The convention that made those
several county nominations not only failed to
Mr.. King, but promptly refused to
adopt resolution offered by Warren Wasson
endorsing Mr. Kings candidacy
Il there be such thing as purity in poll
';cs it ought to emanate from those who so
vociferolsy howl for honest men and reform
We are surprised that Mr. King should allow
iluself to connive at a deliberate attempt to
deceive the very men who have already been
duped by MIR, Bradley's Private
Vote, citizons, for Mr. Varian, who is the
1est man.
W. Frank Stewart has III his possession a
'eautiful specimen of serpentine rock, taken
rom ledge in Esmeralda county. 1t has