Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-15

VIRGINIA, Sept. 18th 1873

VIRGINIA, Sept 18th 1880.
EDITOR APPEAL: There appears to b,
s"n'-th,"g omln"us just now in the Senatorial
.rin">p nere vi the Cou,st"ck. Some think il
the Calm b. fore the 3 o,m, and that BY and BY
here will Come all agitation which will pu
riiy the ait There certainly indications
| f tins. Ii the storm clouds are not visible
there is a rumhi:ny of disc intent with a nut
ter ana ,uurmur, all Of which indicate d
| :'ound swell Using. Should such a swell
cu,ne, il VIII raise IL Certain would. be high po-
| n,lcal tticit, night IT his feet aud hurl him
| down SIX ,nlr c,uvun AZ if there were cloud
burst behiud him.
| THETURNING TIDE
| There is IN tact "a gr''"lna tisc"ntent among
| those WHO have been most blatant for Sharon
| .s ii Candidate for the Senate of the United
States. He did not, when here, meet the
"ouyht and thought he controlled, ~ not
buying them over again. and they are dissat-
lsh,d He refused to bid for those who
N the market, because his every movement
WAS noted, and to do so would have insured
his prompt dismissal by the Democratic Sen
ators at Washington, who constitute ma jor-
lty Of that august assemblage, and who would
like nothing better than to, metaphorlcally,
kick hun hack to San Francisco, should occa
sion present.
THE SLY WILLIAM.
He found there was man in Virginia
ready to take and preserve, for future use,
proofs of anything which might BE- tinctured
with fraud; and it worried him. He left not
a little disguised, aud the report that he was
about to withdraw, was occasioned by a |
hreat on his own part to do 80 "if the damn |
fools on the Comstock did not know better
what was for their interests as individuals and |
as party representatives"
The discomfort engendered by his late visit
was mutual, and many former Sharonites are |
to-day with the respectable Republicans, all
Of whom are opposed to Sharon.
A CHANGE IN THE PROGRAMME
Now what want in this communication is,
to tell you and the readers of the APPEAL
If change which has taken place in the Sack
Programme.
A few weeks age few could be found in these
parts who we're Independent enough to ex
press an avowed determination to oppose Mr..
Sharon. WorkiDgmen did not dare do it, for
t was said by his henchmen that many more
nen were to be put at work on Sharon's
mines, and that none but his friends"
would be given employment and many were
eally in need of bread and butter. Then
BUSINESS men did not dare oppose him, for
would be withdrawn from all such.
his extended even to the saloons and MINOR ,
businesses along the Lode for every one
nows be could never tolerate even peanut
tand which did not do business with him.
Veil, the mighty Sharon came, but found
nat if he pursued his intended course, and
trough it packed the coming County Conven-
ons aud put up his legislative ticket, enough T
republicans would refuse support to that
cket to necessitate an open purchase of >,
emocrats to sustain it and that would allow
IN and secure his rejection at Washington. e
ence he united not the sack strings, and his v
,nchmen now declare that he will not put Sc
,other man at work. 81
The fact is, Mr.. Sharon is in a dilemma. n
for him MIR. Wren, of Eureka, "
an avowed candidate for the Senate, and is IL
sely to sweep the great East, and there is III
owing discomfort in the great West of the hi
ate which is likely to threw him. 1t begins
thunder all around the political horizon, az
d the signs of the times are certainly omin- re
Thanking the APPEAL in behalf of the re. di
ectable Republicans of the Comstock for Or
dignifsd and principled stand against the ha
lfornia manakin who seeks to be repre- O.
native Nevadan, l subscribe myself, once 70
IRE,
ANTI SHARON REPUBLICAN.
The FORCE OF AN ARROW" You have no w.
"a of the force of an arrow" said Carson
her enthusiastically.
. We seen an Indian shoot one through a
lie" said Congressman Daggett.
Any sdy can shoot an arrow throug h a
lie" said the archer. bring on your mule ass