Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-14
T Ell E G. R A P Fl I G..
PRESS COMMENTS ON OHIO
THE TABLES TURNED ON
A BANK CASHIER.
MORMONS DENY WANTING
CASSIDYS SCALP.
THE SCOVILLE OUTFIT
STILL A NUISANCE.
TERRIBLE WORK OF A
COLORADO MULE.
The Ohio Election.

CINCISNATI, Oct. 2.-Cincinrati's
vote shows that the detection of the
| Republican Germans was principally
| from the State ticket, a,ld their dis
elimination in favor OF the Repu blican
county ticket and Congressman was
| almost universal
The loss which defeated the Republi.
cans came too largely from American
wards to be charged wholly to German
detection from the Congressional and
county tickets. The Democratic ma
ioritv on the State ticket is more than
1000 greater than the average OF the
highest Democratic majorities on the
county ticket. and about 5000 greater
than the combined majorities for the
Democratic Congressman.
New YORK, Oct. l2.-The CONNER
ciat Adrert;ser says: 1t is time the
American people understood the issue
passed upon in Ohio. The aggressions
OF the lager beer and whisky party
must be met by the conscientious,
moral, intelligent friends of good gov
ernment, just as they met the aggres-
sions of the slave power. We do not
favor making the Republican party a
temperance party. The Republican
party in days past was not an abolition,
but was conservative slavery party,
respecting the rights OF the South
within the law. The Republican party
must meet the rum question as they
force slavery into the Territories. The
question of regulating the sale of intoxi-
eating drinks is fast becoming national
question. The people of the South are
making it prominent issue. In |
most States south of the Potomac |
temperance organizations are sprInging |
into existence much after the way that |
anti.slavery societies were being organ.
lied forty years ago in the North. We
realize that intellectual and well.meau-
ing men will differ in regard to the de-
tails of a law for the remedy of the evil |
or the enforcement of the right. Real. !
zing this, we hope the Republican
party will have the courage TO say for
ltStl1 LudS tilS L dLdS III anu
use of alcoholic drinks. are problems
that challenge the most earnest consid-
.ration of the highest intelligence, be-
cause they invoive questions of the
highest political and social importance
It cannot be denied that the intemper-
.te use of alcoholic drinks is one of the
most incorrigible evils of the age. Re-
,ublicanism, free whisky and desc
rated Sabbath cannot associate to-
,ether. If the Republican party hopes
o retain power in the nation. 1t must
Ippeal to the intelligent, moral and
voters Of the country,
without regard to the question of faith
II nationality.
CINcISsArI, Oct. l2.-Speaker
( Heifer says: cit is a matter of his
ory that the Prohibition party had
sther free whisky should triumph than
hat the Republicans should succeed.
% what We might We could not inter-
st the voters in the rural districts.
hey saw no occasinu for alarm and re-
lai ned at honle. The Democrats were
,eil organized. The saloon-keepers
irod two good workers TO take charge
t each voting precinct, and to these
,eu was intrusted the duty of seeing 8
ha. the voters Were got to the polls.
Il th. cry such 40 effort was not Deces-
sry, The returns show that the Dem !
Gratis made all their gains IN the !
.rongholds Of the Republican party,
nd all on account Of the general apa-
ny that prevailed among our people.
his Temperance question will cer- I
Iiniy form an issne a year hence, when
Governor and legislature are to be
ectet ,uciiue TT the belief that the 1
ext campaisu Will be fully AS remark t
biz. AZ this. | suppnse this sictory
vt the whisky nen 500, OG. and '
lev will cheerfuliy pay $500, 900 next t
me. Thy can atf.rd {" have party a
hich they ca" :'.t'ti"i.
CoLuMBus, Oct. IL. - Returns from
} Counties cf the cleo ion last Tuesday
"w uet De,nOcratic gain OF 30. 299. /
h. :s8 .:uuuti-s 10 hear from will ln- ,
eas,. the Democratic majority about
J. 600 The Democratic gains IN Guy =
,oya Franklin, Hamilton and Mont :
'mery counties exceed Fosters major }
y last yssr. The Congressional dele g g
.t-s are likely to stand IA Democrats
I'd Republicans. Unothcial returns :
ect Hart tRep.) over Neal tDrm J by
Votes. and Morey (k.p) over Camp
III (Dem.) by AZ. Tn. D -snocrats S
aim Wallace over Mckinley by Al d
,tes. Stark county has not been a
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