Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-13
THE FALL CAMPAlG
A GLANCE AT THE COMING TUSsLE-THE LEGls-
LATIyE AND SENATORIAL SCRAMBLES-lhH
" ANDT R. R. FORMING A NEW PARTY.

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The campaign of the coming Fall promises
to be about as lively as any ever seen III Ne
vada. There will be several prime factors III
the FIGHT which will give 1t all the ect0I tha'
the most persistent and indefatlbaole poi'cl-
elan could wish. The Presidential contest Is
bound to be bitter one in all respects, but
probably not much more so than usual. IL
has long been a custom with people to insist
that any campaign about to come on OF III
progress, is 1.-THE most exciting ever known
This is all bosh. Each Presidential campaign
is run for all it is worth, and the excitement
next Fall will be about as it was four years
ago.
THE SENATORIAL CONTEST
Will occupy its full share of attention IN Ne
vada, provided monied men conclude to enter
the lists. Notwithstanding the fact that
Sharon Processes to be willing to resign, QUO OF
respect to the wishes of his constituents, 1t Is
looked upon as nothing more than olnd, ana
he will run with the intention OF making MS
old time sack fight. In case he shows his head
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nanza firm will put somewhat more plethora
purse i'll the other side of the fight. Should
these two moned powers take hand In the
game, those men who expect to make enough
money in each campaign to last until the next,
will consider themselves in paradise for the
time being. 1t is not probable that jim Falr
will run as his health would not stand the ex
element 1t is whispered that Curt Elllyer
will get the benefit of Bonanza backing, and
in that event Sharon would stand but little
show as he cannot raise the pot as high as his
political opponents may see tit to. II Sharon
and Hillyer should not run the hight would re-
solve itself into a scramble for the office be-
tween R. NJ Daggett, William WOODBURY.,
Tom Wren and Judge Whitman, with Daggett
and Woedburn leading.
THE RAILROAD FIGHT
Will be the main issue i'll the legislative cam
paion. The experience of 1878 is still fresh
in the minds of swindled public, and the
voters of Nevada will not fail to profit by the
sorry lessons of the past. In each county
the utmost pains will be taken to send class
of men to the Legislature who can neither be
bought nor bulled into submission by the rail-
road companies The Indignation 50 publicly
expressed after the adjournment OF the Legs
lature at the course of certain members, Will
lend to act as a check upon future corruption,
and the careless selection of candidates will
be avoided There is decided antl-rallroad
majority in the State, and there is no reason
on earth why Legislature cannot be sent to
Carson which will leglslate for the people and
not the monopslists. If Sharon runs he Will
hack class of men who are for Sharon first
and the railroads next. If he succeeds, all
hopes of securing any antirailroad legislation
might as we'll be abandoned by the people.
LOCAL POLITICS.
The Carson politicians are already beginning
to stir about, and the usual connubiatings and
wire pullings are progressing This year
clean Republican victory may be looked tor !;
and it being presidential campaign, there Is
no room for Dolly Vardenism to do anything,
and in fact such party is now not even talk
ed Of
A RAILROAD MOVEMENT.
The railroad people are beginning to realize
the necessity of putting things in shape for
their Fall fight, which will not be as easy as
before, In the last election they made cat 5
paw of the Dolly Warden party, an organlza-
ton auickened into life for the express pur-
pose of accomplishing the designs OF the railroad
people. This year some ne" game must be
played and the managers of the '. il L. Il. t.
Co. are busy at work endeavoring to form rail-
road party in Ormsby County which will be
disguised under the name of the Working
men party. The aim of the organization will
be to elect railroad ticket and slide into
power between the Democrats and Repub-
licans as before. So far the efforts to lick this
movement into shape have not eaualed the
sanguine expectations of its orlglnators
DISTRICT CoURT-In the Dis trlct Court
Yesterday the following business was trans
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