Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-24
MORNING APPEAL.
CASSIDY or FRADLEY.

Sold 1vsr Senator Cassidy Of Eureka il
cry pronounced in his opposition To the pro
Ut of renominatin3 NnJnr Bradley 10 the
'7rbernaturial ctalr. Mr.. Cassidy d opposition
- not merely personal, hut based upon certain
ruitical rules and professions, and related to
.ns ever present consideration of availability.
- the Sentinel of Sunday last, this consider
auon is discussed somewhat at length; and
tho subject being illustrated in the writers
usual forcible style, he proceeds to pay his
respects to Governor Bradley in the following
0nequivocsl manner:
There is not q man In Nevada to-day that
believes Bradley Is competent for Governor
,3ore il not man who knows him who will
pretend TO claim that Bradley is capable of
distinguishing between the bullion tax bill
Thich he vetoed and that at present i'll force
there IA not Democrat in Nevada who does
not feel, IN his heart, that to nominate Brad
.,'y for a third term is open and palpable
= IlhhCatIon; there Is not Democrat in
Nevada of brains or prominence enough to
run for pound master who will not admit, If
ne be honest, that to break down and over
ride one Of the cardinal doctrines of the party
must bring lasting distrust and disgrace upon
IT., such as can in no wise be compensated for,
by the hope of temporary success; and yet we
rot unfrequentiy hear men, who ought to be
men, say eve are opposed to Bradley, we
lont believe he is at all competent, ~e are
rHuuaiifdely against running any man for a
5h'rd term. still we believe he is the only man
9Th whom We Can wln. Away With all
,u,.l unn.anly twaddle, away with this
Auckstering and trucking, Better never
~: better remain III the minority Tor ali
,I'se than sacrifice once Of the decp-seated
''ncts of the Democratic party, Ill order to
t.iat upon the people igurchead for Cover
no. But W. deny Bradlevs availability.
'irre hundreds Of anti third term Democrats
III lYer the State who will never vote for him
again, the miners, chloride-s and prospectors
rli Sitkold IN great measure their support;
E.,uhhca05 who hitherto stood by him, shake
t....r heads and say mo more of him III
rur>.' Their is indeed d reasonable proba-
IIl.V that he inay turu ont tn he cht weakest
Candidate the party conlG possibly place III
tb,' .ield. The campaig1. must he kept at
!gn tide or he is gone. II VAL not do to
ALLOW tho people 10 reflect. Elected 10
i,.aAocrat, his administration Of the Office Of
,..r2 Iucr for eight years has never been Of
q" f,Ighte5t benefit to his party. Two years
a., vhen the Presidential contest had as
Slord a threatening aspect, when, in fact,
IT,. country stood on the very brink of war,
.r of political parties and not of sections,
= glance at the situation in Nevada showed
Tic militia OF the State to be almost exclu-
s,gely under the control Of the Republicans,
,uu his, too, by the grace of Governor Brad
icv In hi, appointment of Notaries Public
ais ne has invariably favored not less than
twa irpuDljciiIs. to one Democrat These
aci, may be especially desirable i'll a Demo
cr.t'.: standard bearer, but We confess our in
a,"H'y to appreciate wherein they constitute
r,..; las upon the party. Among craveus, how
.r who echo the cry of "Auyhody to win,
., ,o.ord goes for naught