Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-01


for the late Boynton Carlyle.
The Inter Ocean declares that as matter OF
fact and Justice, the Worlds ought to be held
in Chicago.
The California p.pers are beginning to
agree on the fact that the debris question is
beginning to have rancid smell.
The Virginia planters are very much eX-
cited on account of the alleged organization of
a "T,and League among the colored iaborers
of that State.
An impairment writer suggests that now
would be good time 20 review the United
States navy on Pennsylvania Avenue, in
Washington
Senator Mcconnell has received "a cowardiy
and scurrilous anvuomous letter, because OF
his vote on several bills. He VIII give $500
to the man vino Will crawl ouf If his hole
and acknowledge the authorship of
The reason why some men W!ir "a roGuco
bills Gel up to oppose them on third reading
is because. after they have gone through the
hands Of the Judiciary Committee, and have
passed a few times between the two houses.
the original authors unable to recognize
them.
People who have suffered untold horrors
from an attack of sea sickness, will not pur
chase much Grape for their hats on learning
that Epes Sargent, the author Of Life on the
Ocean Wave" has recently died. Sargent was
an excellent gentleman. but his poem on the
ocean was rather hastily considered.
The bill for the protection of persons and
property in Ireland, continues to make very
slow progress in committee OF the House Of
Commons but far nearly all amendments
tending to limit its scope have been rejected
by a large majority. There still remains to
be considered about eight amendments on
the notice. The Irish members steadily
ebstructing the progress of the bill in COM
mittee.
The Footlight predicts that Sierra NeVada'S
next assess ment will be heavy one. That
Sierra Nevada wiitsell for over $500 per share
before January list, 1882. That big boom
will take place i'll mine lying betw een the
jacket and Utah, which is now selling for
mere nominal figure. And. finally, that the
old Comsiock will come out brighter than
ever before many days-and it won't require
a reduction Of miners wages to make it so,
either.
Senator Conger, Of San Francisco has an
nounced that he would be willing 70 serve
the State thirty days longer without pay.
Conger likes much to hear himself talk
that he would stay there all Summer if he
was sure of an audience. There are men here
in Nevada who talk about how rough it is
that they are Obliged to leave their business
and work tor such small salary for the
State, when The real fact is that they would
be willing to stay here all Summer for their
board to vote on appropriation bills.
If Abraham Lincoln were alive he would be
turning seventy two years Of age. The Chi
cago Tribune say there are plenty of men in
Illinois who remember him when he was a
young fellow. He WAS not much over forty
when people began calling him Honest OLD
Abe" 1t is a very risky piece of business for
q many in public life to have "Honest' pre- |
fixed TO bis name. People look for SO much |
in such "a man that when he does fall he
comes down with crash like tier of crock |
cry falling IN a pantry. Lincoln was one of
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the end.
GEORGE GoKHAH ON Mas. HAYES.-GeOrge |
c. Gorhauu is now editor of the National Re ,
publican of Washington City. 1t is alleged |
that Mr.. GorhaU has recently remarked i'll |
this mann conce TN ing Mrs. President Hayes: |
"Mrs. Hayes is boss III all that the word |
implies. Why, the postmaster at Boston re- |
moved couple + employees for cause, but |
she fired them back into place through that
postmaster in way which he must despi>e.
She got mad at the wife of prominent Off
cial here, and since that time she has made |
life hateful to the husband of that wife. 1t is |
charity to pass the acts Of woman |
in silence, and don't want to say anything |
about her." It. looks, all through the last
as il Mrs. Hayes, instead of |
was bossing the Nation. A |
woman meddling with politics is long ways |
worse than a cat in cage of canaries.
VICTORY FOR THE BoERs.-LOndon, Feb.
28.-The War Office has the following tele- |
gram from Colonel Bond, commanding at |
Mount Prospect: General Colley, with % |
officers and 627 nen, infantry and naval |
brigade, proceeded on Saturday night to
occupy MajO Mountain. The Beers at
tackled him at O'Clock Sunday morning A,
! p. NJ. the firing increased: at 2:2O it became |
evident from the camp that we had lost the |
hill, and our men were retiring under a |
heavy fine. There is no doubt that General