Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-06
AFTER THE BATTLE.
BUEDLIN0 THE DEAD INTO TRENCHR6-WORA
FOR THE CORONER AND HISTORIAN.

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Now that the smoke of battle has cleared
: away the Republican voters OF Nevada are ell
gagged Juggling away their wounded and bury
ing their dead while heaping maledictions upor
the head of the infamous traitor who, under
army into the ambush from whence Col. Fai
and his men were enabled to open an enfilad-
ing fire of coin upon the ranks with q demon
azing effect already recorded.
THE DEATH OF DAGGKrr.
Rollin M. Daggett ssfound lying stiff and
stark near the Base Range, killed by Cassidy
and Jim Fair, who hacked him to pieces
early in the fight and left the mutilated re-
mains upon the field. Sharon and D. O.
Mills sent these men to their work and it was
helped to bear the brave soldier to earth.
With him the people have lost another bull
work Of defence which they reared to stand
between them and the exorbitant freight tar
, if, Of the Central Pacific monopoly. Looking
| upon his remains we recall the observation
which the King made over the body of Fail
| staff: II might have better spared better
man.
BEATTY ASSAULTED FROM FRONT AND REAR
No knight ever rode into battle with bet
ter armor, cleaner plume or more enviable
| record than Judge Beatty. To find lis body
under a heap of dead was the greatest sur
prise of all. Every henchman of Fair had
received orders to concentrate upon Beatty.
The sack was mightier than the sword, but
we still believe had he not received foul stab
in the back from one of his own associates he
would have brought his colors into camp.
Sharon is not the only traitor in the Republi |
can party. We can bury the dead with no
additional honors than to point to sixteen |
years of an incorruptabls course upon the |
Bench, and We mistake the temper Of tho |
troops who marched under his banner if they |
do not avenge his cowardly taking of.
THE oEMsBy oBsRoUIEs.
In Ormsby we are allowed to buckle to the
congenial task of putting deceased Democrats
of slain headed by the gallant kittrell, hst
bleoded fighter from the South; game clean
through, but a corpse all the same. A theo-
logical thump on the head sent him to grass
Plant him where he fell and never forget that
his fight was fair one from the beginning
We have seen worse soldiers die that old Kit
Jacob Klein, Harry Day and Sam Lsnga-
baugh were all struck with the same shot and
can be tumbled into the same trench. 1t is
rumored that Fair left them with slim sup
ply of ammunition and voters. Old Farmer
lies the most calamatous corpse Of all
and it will require Coroner to find his re. (
mains. Bring out the Csf6a and start up tho
Dead March. Tread lightly everybody. Take I
remains to his bakers oven for {
a scientific cremation. Put the epitaph over !
Soderberg that he told the truth. OF all the I
Democratic dead Judge was the hardest of l
tho enemy to kill, and for while it was q
zrave question as to whether he were dead At
ILL., But he now lies defunct beyond reaemp.
,alvanize the remains. The rest of the slain
material are hardly worthy of mention; they !,
Traced the tail end of the ticket and went .
Town in the general rush for life. They can
,e dumped into the same trench hole.
THR sHARONIAN CORPsR.
Here lies man whose death no ono re-
refs It is pity that he was allowed to fall
n battle when he should have been shot as q
by on the LIST. A more crushed and man r
led lot of political remains never strewed .,
field. Let the carrisn rot, and so say We
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