The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-08-19
ON TmE WRoNG SCENT.
The ssorgan'' of White Pine Democ-
racy "BefoggIed 1t Gets Every
thing WrOnR-Is Terribly Afraid of
t'CIeve.s and Wants a New Deal.

racy "BefoggIed 1t Gets Every
thing WrOnR-Is Terribly Afraid of
t'CIeve." and Wants New Deal.
From the minutes of the meeting Of the
Democratic County Central Central Commit
tee one would infer that p. G.. Weber was
going TO hold IA Convention and that be
proposed 10 furnish a race horse to each
and every delegate in order to get them there
on time. lie moved IL and he carried II, that
the primaries be hold ON the 9th Of the pres
ent month, and that the delegates, if they
have time to be elected, appear IN Convention
at Cherry Greek on the 18th. If the Demo-
cratic purity expects TO win IN this county the
Central Committee must meet Immediately,
set aside this snap judgment, and give us u
convention on the square that Is TO say-tlme
enough to get there. Some one has sold the
Democratic party who don't own it. Let him
be bounced" This TASTY action must be
reseinded or else it is defeat all along the
line. We care not whore the Convention IS
held, but the short tine smacks too much Of
jobbery. Cleve, old boy, have you got a fin
ger in this pie.
The members of the Democratic
Central Committee have called our
attention TO the foregoing, which APP
peared in the last issue of the Reflex.
They feel greatly grieved at the action
of the party "organ' in thus making
a travestY other proceedings. What
motive the 'sorgan" could have in do
ing so, they are at a loss to fathom.
1t is apparent, however, To outsiders
that their action in naming Cherry
Creek as the place for holding the
Convention was what instigated the
Re6ex's hatred. There is a small
class of people in this county upon
whom the bare mention of our town
acts in the same ann as the flannt-
ing of a red rag before an Infatuated
bull. Il sets them wild with envy.
Why this is so is one OF the mysteries
beyond the comprehension Of human
ken.
The members of the Democratic
Committee in this place desire Us to
contradict the Reiiex's aspersions,
and to state that the proceedingsN OF
the Committee, as they appeared in
that paper, are wrong in every partlc-
nlar, save the number Of delegates
apportioned. The inputation that
..Gleve'i had anything to do with the
Committees action, they regard as a
malicious charge, unworthy of belief
by anyone laying claim To common
sense.
The motion to hold the Convention
at Cherry Creek was made by Charles
Green, and not =. &. Weber, and
the day for holding the primaries "a
set for TUESDAY, AUGUST I'D, end not
the 9th, thus giving one week be-
tween the primaries and the Conven-
tion-ample time for all the delegates
to come here.
The NEWS published the proceed
ings in full, without garbling or COM
ment, just as they came from the
Secretary, and "a readers can rest
assured that they are correct in every
particular.
Neighbour, il YOU had but just watt
ed till you received the NEws, you
could have got the whole business in
ship-shape and perfectly correct. As
it is you will have considerable trouble
in %reassuring the party here that
your paper is a faithful exponent of
party principles in general, and not
the special champion of the Court
House clique In particular.