Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-29
ARxVyDERING C0NNUBzATOIs.

well deserved rebuke to the editor OF
tho Io7er. and in terms which the latter
gentleman cannot mistake. The blow
the Sheriff delivers falls with particular
force in the present Instance from the
fact that the person who has gone out
of his way to attack him, has made him
self particularly conspicuous for some
two years past by launching Trades of
abuse upon the heads Of everybody
whom he suspected of shaking hands
with a Democrat on the street. While
the person alluded to was never charged
with the possession Of the slightest de-
gree of political sense, he MS :, ways
given credit for honesty OF Intention,
and looked upon as a man who tried to
do what he believed to be right, how
ever i'll advised and erratic his course
might have been in trying to carry out
his purposes. In the present instance
it appears that in order to carry out GER
tain political designs, he SO far forgot
his loudly avowed principles as to con-
sort with the Democracy. The charge
comes from responsible source, and
unless it can be disproved, it buries the
man in a pit of his own digging. There
ara ALWAYS to be found men who dabble
In politics because they think nature
fitted them for the work of directing
party movements. The more they fail
in their undertakings, the more bitter
and persistent they become. Nothing
will turn them from the work of con-
nubiating, and nothing will ever con-
vince them that their services are not
desirable as help to party progression.
OF such is the person now under con-
sideration; an annoying element Of party
discord, man whose worst blunders
he regards in the light of sweeping vic
tories, and who, while parading his
conquests, past and prospective, is, at
the same time, filling the unsympathis-
ing air with the doleful cries of defeat
and oppression. The card of Sheriff
Swift pushes this political Jack down
in the box and closes the lid.
The census estimates the acreage of
improved land in the various States,
and gives its approximate value. But
the water area is not estimated. In Il
letter to the New York Tribune, Seth
Green. the not ID pisciculturalist, de-
clares that every acre of the water area
in that State is equal i'll value as a TODD
producing element to the land, when
properly stocked with the inhabitants
oftbe water, II have become thorough
ly convinced" says Mr.. Green, ''through
years of investigation, that an acre OF
water can be made to produce as much
food as an acre of land"
John BULBS aversions to innovations
is we'll illustrated in the fact that with
in the last forty years five parliamentary
committees have reported in favor o
the adoption of decimal coinage. No
long ago a member of the Common:
with progressive mind offered resoiu
lions merely declaring that the deciina
system ought to be Immediately adopted
hut he was met on all sides with the
answer that it would be easier to abollsi
the House of Lords or to disestablisl
the Church OF England than to deprive
the shopkeepers of their pounds ant
their farthings.
On Monday last Mayor Kalioch, q
San Francisco, vetoed the ordinanc
passed by the San Francisco Board G
Supervisors prohibiting the sale of LOT
terry tickets. His message read as fol
lows:
am compelled to return Order NJ
1926 without my approval. Fortunate
~, as / consider it, and unfortunately
as you may consider it, l happen to b
minister as we'll as Mayor, and there
fore l am compelled to object to an
such interference with the revenue {
the churches of this city as Order NJ
1926 would seem TO interpose.
Miss Fanny Davenport has ordered
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