Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-21
"a PILL FOR THE OUTSIDE GROWL.
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The Belmont Courier, the oldest established
newspaper in Nye County, and in all respects
= good and reliable journal besides being a
consistent supporter of Republican principles
aud usages, under the head of "A Pill for the
Outside Growers" speaks as follows for and
in behalf of the Republican Central Com
mittee of that County: "Some OF our State
exchanges have had great deal to say of late
about the action of the Nye County Repub-
Ican Central Committee. SO far as the Re-
publicans of Nye County are concerned they
seem to be well satisfied with what their
representatives in the committee have done
all the precincts were fully represented and
the members did their work tremendously.
With regard to the holding of the County
Convention on October 10, the motion re-
ce;ved the unanimous vote of the members
for the reason that it was in keeping with the
wishes of-the majority of the Republicans of
this county. And as the committeeman did
what the majority of the Republicans request
cd them to do, we fail to see any good reason
why party men residing in other counties
should find fault with their proceedings. In
deed, it seems to us that the sooner this faul-
finding business comes to an end the better
it will be
This would seem to be an all-suficient
anwer to the aforesaid ''outside GROWERS.
And now, as if adding NORWOOD and gall
to the dilemma in which certain ''outside
GROWERS" have placed themselves, the Phoebe
Recori comments as follows:
II was very naughty of the Republican
County Central Committee of Nye County to
meet and appoint delegates to the State Con-
vention, but still worse when they instructed
those delegates to cast their votes for Connor,
without first consulting the Republican voters
OF said county, and The Enterprise very justly
and severely censures the Republican Central
Committee of Nye. But when the Repubi-
can Central Committee of Lincoln County
quietly met and appointed delegates to the
State Convention, appointing ROM out OF the
five delegates from the Republican Central
Committee fifth being little fellow
whom they knew they could Dolt the stuItlng
out of if he did not obey orders -instructing
them to vote for the nomination of r. NJ
Daggett, of the Enterprise, for Governor, that
paper chuckled and said, "but All! the cases
IN the two counties are not Identical True,
bir. Enterprise, the cases are not identical;
the difference being that, while the Nye
County Republican Central Committee chose
their delegates TO the State Convention from
amQng the Republican voters, outside of the
Central Committee, the Lincoln County Cen
trail Committee took precious good care to APP
point delegates from the ring" The Enter
prise tries hard to hide the dirty work of the
County Central Committee of Lincoln, while
it rears and rants at the Committee of Nye
County, which acted far moro just than the
committee of this county. Mr. Daggett is by
great odds the favorite of the Republican
voters of Lincoln County, yet many of his
friends feel sore at the manner in which the
County Central Committee has acted, when
there was no necessity for it.
Wouldn't it be better for us outsiders, in
future, to be little chary about belaboring
our brethren of the counties i'll which we do
not resided Let us not be led into temptation;
also let US meekly remember that there are
q ther worlds than ours