The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-19

| Republican voters OF the rank and hle,
appeal to the interest of good govern
ment to the Republican and independ-
emit voters of the State of New York to
secure the success Of the Republican
party and the defeat OF Cornell and of
Scale. We heartily indorse the Repab-
ican platform adopted at Saratoga. +"
The circular denounces the misgovern-
ment attempted by the Democratic ma
! iority in Congress, indorses the admin
istration of Hayes, repudiates Conk-
ling's machine tactics, arraigns Cornell
for betraying his trust rs Chairman Of
the State Committee by manipulating
| votes to secure his nomination. Soule
Is condemned as untrustworthy. The
circular continues eve have tried
| various methods, of reform we have
attended the primaries, and found
| there the same domination of the ma
chine !; we have expressed our protests
before the convention, and found them
disregarded." They now propose not
| to bolt but to- scratch, and have pre-
| pared tickets containing all the Sarato-
ga nominees except Cornell and Soule,
| and invite the Independents to dis
| tribute and work for them. The Exec
| utive Committee of the movement are
r.. &. Bowker, journalist; Frederick
w. Whiteridge, lawyer; Geo. Haven.
publisher Charles N. Judson, lawyer ];
Felix kaufman, merchant,
The New York Tribune of yesterday
gives Denis the. following benefit: It
/ seems to- be the best opinion in San
| Braleiscot that kearney, the demagogue,
is used up man. We are sorry TO
read that there is growing propensity
to lynch him, especially OF his insulting
illusions to Grant, and it is thought
that during the Generals visit he will
keep himself very quiet 1t was
} long ago demonstrated that the coniuyeF
] who raises the devil had better keep
bright lookout unless he wishes that
devil to- carry him off. kearney has
been an apostle of violence and personal
preiudices and hatreds. 1t would be
only bit of poetieal justice if he should
become their victim, though we are far
from wishing him any such bad luck.
The career. of. such man as Kearney is
usually short. They have no staying
qualities, aud. their followers are usually
tickle. Once a year they want new
leaders, especially if the cakes and ale
which. they are promised do not come
promptly and plentifully. 1t must not
be thought. that they do little mischief,
for they do great deal. But they
might do much more if they were not
certain to ovexdo matters altogether.
Very likely in San Francisco, before
long, even the great Kearney will only
be remembered to point moral or
adorn a. tale, though he will hardly be
much OF. AN. ornament under any cir
cumstances.
From 1873 to 1879, inclusive, the
United States minis coined 376,6l4, $40
pieces of money, aggregating in value
$4l9,O7l,2l3.
The World has an account of bar
gain between the Republicans and ohm
Kelly, whereby Cornell pays So, 900
out of his own pocket to keep Kelly III
the field to beat Robinson. The acc
count is given with all minuteness as to
details, the time and place the confer
ence was held, etc.
The Indications at the Treasury De-
partment are that.tbs number Of silver
dollars which viii. be put intoyaircula-
tion this month will for the first time
equal the monthly coinage. As far as
Washington is concerned, standard dol.
lars are already moEe. plentiful than
bank notes.
A special to tha, Pioneer Press freaa
Winnipeg. says advices from. Wood
Mountain report fight bstween
the Indians, who have crossed the line
after butfaloss, and the United States
soldiers. Nine Indians and three Am
ericans were killed and two chiafs