Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-15
OUR DOLLY WARDEN AGAIN.
HR vENTILATES HIS IDEAS THROUGH THE AP
PEAL--A WORD FOR WARREN WATSON.


| PEAL--A WORD FOR WARREN WATSON.
| Mr. EDITOR: l would like to know what
has become of our DnllY Warden Railroad
Blaine Club. begin 10 fear that somthlng Is
wrong. am losing my faith in our organ the
Tribune and in the the other leaders of our
organization. Here is another primary cleo
ton right on hand aud we as a club don't
seem to be paying any attention to it, although
primaries are our stronghold. | see in the APP
PEAL an advertisement signed by our Dolly
| Warden Central Committee Chairman, War
| rem WATSON, and it calls for the Democratic
primaries this Saturday to elect delegates t"
| the Winnemuccs Convention. l blame the
Chairman of our club for not having called us
| together to prepare for it. There ars only %
| of us that ever voted to stand pat for the Chi
cago nominees anyhow, and we could easily
fire them out and put ourselves in shape as IA
body TO assist the Democrats just as we did
the Republicans few days ago. We could
have easily resolved to use all honorable
means to secure the nomination of Tilden at
fixed. We have got a good efficient vigilance
committee already deputed by our club to
keep Democrats from voting a: the primaries
this Summer, and Saturday would present an
occasion for stitfer work than they had when
We captured the Republican primaries in
April. body can see that we have the
balance of power in this county, and now that
We hold the handle of the political whip We
ought not to miss any chance Of putting the
string to party shriekers whenever they show
their heads. l supposed our club was organ
lied for an all Summer fight at the numerous
primaries that are to be held.
1t is really shameful that We have paid IL"
attention to Warren Wasson's Gil. He led
Us to victory two years ago and can do it again.
His yoke is easy and his burden light. His
attractive test or pledge is the softest thing
out. 1t makes Dolly Vardens mouth water
for bite at it. 1t was evidently constructed
for our kind of political thinkers. One of our
Blaine club orators was invited to be pr, s,nt
when the pledge was incubated by cur c. m
mittee, and presume he was there with valu-
able suggestions and assistance. Why has
this been kept SO quiet l am afraid there
are Darkroom performances going on among
the Democrats, and that even Mr.. Yerington
is being kept in the dark. There is one thing
sure that our club proposes to do at all hazards,
and that is to protect the interests A.. Yer
ington and our local railroad against the nefar
ious scheming of the stalwarts and unwashed.
Let us rally at the polls on Saturday and
teach the Democrats who their masters are
Let our vigilance committee put OH suitable
badges, railway turn table for instance,
lake hold with will and the day is ours.
This is due to ourselves, to the local road, and
Mr.. Wasson, and is but just to the benighted
Democracy.
l believe that if Deacon Parkinson had
stayed at home as he ought to | shouldn't
nave been under the necessity of writing this
Ed. is of no account to US.
He don't seem to know how to handle the
natter, although he is a good, willing young
nan. 1t is SO late in the day that am afraid
We can capture the Democratic Primaries only
" the skin of our teeth If General Edwards
means business, let him be Oh hand, or else
ct him resign,
l think if the Tribune had intended to be
quare with us and keep US posted, Ed could
ave got George Lyons to help out in
he absence of the Deacon. He hasn't done
and so write this for the APPEAL; and if
on will pnhllsh II I will la thank ful To Won |
n behalf both Of myself and those of our
hub that think as do, and don't you forget
l. am yours in haste,
A CONSISTENT DOLLY WARDEN