Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-22
UNANSWERED QUESTIONS.

"n's organ in Virginia, the following ques
| lions:
If Sharon were to g" into bankruptcy to.
moro" would 'he Enterprise Or any other
paper IL the State SUPPORT h,m2
Could he be elected without the use of
c,hl
Did he ever buy votes in Nevada
What has he ever done for the Republican
party III the State Of Nevada or in Washing
t"n2
How many times has he answered to the
roll call or voted in the Senate Of the United
States2
In what ward Of Virginia City does he
vote2 Sc" 1888, S''F'@
Has he a residence IN Nevada7
In answering the last question please name
the building.
Yesterday it made the following reply:
The APPEAL is a back action to the Demo-
cratic, party. .., r..s. .... ....-
The organ of Mr.. Sharon proceeds to fur
Their discuss tho fitness of its owner for the
Senate, by attempting an explanation of its
editors connection with the Austin Repeille in
1878 and his reasons for suddenly leaving it.
He says:
and that the man does not live, nor the party
exist that could drive ne into exile for such
reasons, and that The cause If our leaving the
State on the eve of the last election was purely
q business matter. concerning only ourselves
and not of any interest to the public.
We dislike very much to invade the Austin
cemetery and exhume the Enterprise writer's
political record. He has led off with the cry
that our Republication is not sound, and as
long as he seeks An argument on that plane We
feel in duty bound to respond. We resume
the cross T. nomination.
Did You not, when editing the Austin Re-
reiAe in 1873, attack the Republican State
ticket
Did not this course excite the displeasure
of the Republicans in that section, and did
they not inform your partner, Mr.. Booth, that
if you did not retire from the editor. ship they
would cease their patroLage2
Did not Mr. Booth purchase your interest
at his o,cs figures; and did not You leave the
State soon afterwards2
We put these questions. not through the
slightest ill feeling toward the present editor
Of the Enterprise, with whom We never had
or ever expect to have any unfriendly rela-
lions. We recognize the Enterprise in its
present position, as simply the fog horn
through which Mr.. D. 0. Mills, of Califor-
MA croaks his insults to the people of Nevada !
Mr. MiIlsis partner of William Sharon whom |
he AFPEAL opposes in his coin fight for the |
Senatorship, and knowing that the objections |
which We have raised against his candidacy |
an,sot be ans,cered, he has ordered the Enter
Prise to make war against the APPEALS Re
oublicanism. Fully recognizing the unfortu-
,ate situation of our editorial friend on the
Iomstock, we have repealed his attacks with
ID gentleness, and without a shadow of re-
eminent. There are other Republican pa
'ers who are equally satisfied with us tina,
sharon is not fit to represent Nevada in Wash
ngton, yet no effort is made to cloud their IT,
le to recognition by good Republicans 1t is
great compliment to the APPEAL that the op-
osition can attack US from no other source;
ut it is an insult to the party to assert that
rom its ranks no one but Sharon can be
'und to represent it abroad. The APPEAL
ill continue its fight against the corruptions
the sack, with deaf ear to the clamor of
10 purchased organs Of William Sharon or
J. 0. Mills; and thorough contempt for the
,epublican journals who are now sitting on
le fence waiting for the sack to heave in
ght The people do not want Sharon and
e shall make odious in this State, the name
every purohaseble wretch who leaves bis
'unty with the solemn anti. Sharon pledge .
pen his lips, and in the end sells his con.
ituents for coin IN the Legislature. We
I'VE nothing to do with the course of other
epublican journals on this subject. Davy
'ockett's NOTICE, "Be sure You are right +
EN- go ahead, is good enough for u.s. 1t is
natter OF no concern to the APPEAL if every
spublican paper in the State sells out to
aaron and turns loose its dogs upon US; We
all not sacrifice . single principle on that ,
count or ask of anybody breathing spell
I'm now until the campaign is over, and a IL
gislature has decided upon the question of
Senatorial representative.
Sacramento Bee gives the Vi
ls=!ng pen picture of Dewitt Talmage the
lpit acrobat: Z
Imagine a tall, lanky, raw boned specimen;
10 sandy hair and chop whiskers, long legs
! great reach Of arm; awkward of move. OF