Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-06-12
RSYLRNEY'S COMPARATIVE GOOD
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NESS.
90, that is, mankind, are good or bad,
g9t:4eGigeIy. Our comparatively bad traits are
.7.atse to assume a sort Of negative goOdish-
,s,.A when brought in lively contrast with
F37lssahiug whose dreadfulness is shockingand
excessive The press dispatches bring us a
s1Se Ia point
Son Francisco, June 10-The straight
ts.,41ocrats assembled in force at Platt's Hall
:Eig evening to ratify the nominations. The
LII ras crowded. The kearneyitos were
y,,esslt in large numbers and made them
$slvaz unpleasantly conspicuous j. G. ShOrb
-;r-esded, and addressed the meeting in his
rs.suSl strain, after which resolutions were
r,sad by Captain Mullan complmenting the
County County Committee for its action in
ssuttug straight Democrats III the field, and
asserting there was never greater need OF
7S2&4ing by Democratic principles. The
ordinations of the convention Were ratified,
alter which Charles A. Sumner, j. c. Burch,
- Oaffey and Henry George in turn ad-
ivosSed the meeting, all i'll good straight
2oSaccratic style, with the exception of the
tsSt soeaker, who confined himself more par
-.hsalaTly TO the Chinese question and land
7zangpoiy. The Keameyites were frequent
asif vociferous in their interruptions and OPP
y>1s;tion, but no disturbance of consequence
s,ncutTed. After the meeting adjourned
EsaNaeys cohorts gathered in the street and
.adulEed in a little prOmiscuous cheering,
.st.c, but dispersed in few moments. The
-zsacsinG, so far as the Democracy was con
se-rr,o&, was harmonious and enthusiastic
Nov Denis Kearney is bad enough, God
s
aso5lG and the next, but he is an angel OF
girh. compared with two of these, his com
,s@tit9rs, for unwashed approval. If it were
esVr responsible and perplexing part to single
gut front q very bad hot candidates to fill
~aca1cies in the list of the cherubim, we
should select kearney while discarding
T5hsrlsg A. Sumner, and choose William
@esicek rather than recognize Harry George.
r. esrEey comes fresh from his drly to stir up
are bowels OF the breechless at the Sand Lots.
TgmEer, inspired by the Imp of the Perverse,
4aantirches himself with the fantastic tricks
II ptter depravity and exhibits himself AS All
7}sostle of premeditated cussedness out of the
..sr.pr tugs of pure and unadulterated evil.
ATE srasents the spectacle Of man who has
~ -. every advantage of education and every
4aduGement TO good citizenship casting his lot
1nopg, and devoting his services to, the cause
ri the Potter Democracy! What is kearney-
as,, bad as tits, compared with deliberate and
.~,uuitisaiod Pottery: kearney, giving the
go i-om his throne in the sand-lnts is for rev
.glusionizng che system of taxation. Sumner,
Er0u The darksome pits of Potters Field,
qsauld head burial-party at the funeral OF
sac Repabiic! That is the difference. As to
8hsEy George, it is only to be said that ne is
sc w0rss than ne is, simply for lack of capac-
Tyy. Els calibre is small If a pop-gun
Sc. Id be Columbiad ne would be a cannon
NuI.- he falls far short of being even a parlor
pistol William Wellock seconds Kearney.
&c, "a what Sankey the sweet singer of
HYMNS, is to Moody, the revivalist and ex-
fzortor. 1t is better to be second to a
Srswuy agitator than to be a tin kettle tied
60 She tail of Demecratical Pottery: Harry
George is q tin kettle He is a good deal
aeaRSed and battered and very empty And
50 II happens that if the choice shall come to
Sal between kearney, Welock & Co. and
TS1tnner, George, ct al it behooves the con-
rerVative citizen to stand by Kearney through
sGsd- lots waterloo and SanS cuJotte, come what
wilt