Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-05
MORNING Ape AL
.DECEMBER S. 1878
n O T E S.

Writer'S have attempted to classify white
folks: As here a peasant, there weaver,
here sweep, etc.-the old fancy of caste be-
ing the fallacy to mislead. The lack of sub
stance and fact, however, has been, always,
the failure to consider that sweeps and weav-
ers and peasants are all being, we will say,
English, and all of the English breathing
and aspiring people, and therefore like to
breed children which shall be of the best
ike to rise to the highest, themselves, indeed.
William Conquerors mother was tanners
daughter; and Woolsey was begot by butch
ers, but by bishops bred )" the Churchills
with all the fame of Marlborough to back
them, had what's worse than no pedigree );
and tailors and BARRIERS and thinkers have, first
and last, played great parts i'll their day and
generation. So an Indian is an Indian, and
hath and seeth degrees of his kind. As for
example We saw yesterday one stawart
buck, with a weatherful blanket on his back,
Walking in close companionship with another
towering savage clad in an untimely linen
uster. There is a handsome scorn of clothes
IN this which were an affectation in a chin
ney sweep and lamentable piece of bad act
lug in blacksmith's apprentice. "And each
vent in after his kind, saith the story of the
Noachian ark Here and there within the
warm exposure of some great tavern AL idle
serving man whistles the air OF q Red, White
and Blue in willing and unwilling ears, let
ing his dulcet breath sound in the ear of the
Just and the unjust ; here and there is a
SQUAD OF vaguely expectant lobbyists, neither
wise serpents nor vet as harmless as
toves there stands a curious crowd looking !
IN at a show window at marvellous creation |
ot native gold-a chispa with "a pathetic HUI
man face, almost Christlike, and thus typical |
Of the Golden Age! Many specimen might |
De found an,. none SO beautiful and suggestive |
As this which was found near about the
thriving city Of Marietta. in Esmeralda Coun-
ty. As the holidays draw nigh men and
brethren and even the sisterhood Of ribbons
and bonnets, gimps and laces, begin to make
a display of freshness and novelty. We note
that Doctor Thaxter has a new sign, with
- evidences of gilt upon it, and that his
show windows are Towering out into cornlces,
while the busy painter psinteth the woodwork
and promises, no doubt, cleaner face npon
the stucco surface of the old adobe Rail
who is once more among us, locking better
If his recent sickness), is making rare dis
lay of goods in his very extensive lines of
hardware and China, to say nothing of lamps,
,ases and flower pots, for the holidays the
butchers preparing to bring forth the
atted mutton and sell him at great sacrifice
II family feeling for cosset lamb the con- ;
ectioners are preparing to waste their sweet
,ess on the desert air and men who have
allen under the late catastrophe i'll stocks
ome up smiling, with another and better |
y ind, their womenkind, meanwhile, assuming t
tenying that there is any temptation in any |
ace or silk. and frown;ng with reprehensible f
yes upon the worldly temptations of the {
odheater's and the lapidarys art. But the |
blessed Christmas tide flows toward us, none
he less, freighted with it's blessed traditions,
rs anticipations, its hopes and its childlike i
onfidences. We hear that there have been r
ONE attempts to demonetize Santa Claus, as r
! it were-to deny his identity-to prove an O
iibi as regards his personal presence, these b
ighteen hundred Christmas ewes last past. q
he man or woman who makes this heartless !,
lea or emits this counterfeit and shameless s
snuendo is unworthy of the confidence of Il
outh or the trustful companionship of old
ge He Is still extant He will again, /
1ree weeks from the last night of our lives
lsnifest himself to every good boy and girl. T
ga, and unto those who are older and who, ,
ed Bless Them, have
More simple faith than Norman blood.