Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-10
~, . ..r,me,- on the Situation


Nrw YORK, Nov. o-The Times
(Rep) gives the following summary
7, the Forty-eighth Congress the DEM
anr..s will control the House OF Repre-
ssntatiyss bv majority OF ~, tne
figures being: Republicans ~ ne,n' @
ocrats 1893. This State VIII pe rnp.
sentsd in the next Congress ov : De
ocra.s and l3 Republicans-a, De1rlo. mr
cratic rain Of s. The Times ados % nc
tidal wave has reached the crests Oh tn'
Pockv Mountains and Sierra Nevada,
tb. States of Colorado, California anu
Nevad, having changed their raing
no]itics with the grand rush. Nevada
md Colorado are Republican States 50
! Far "a their Governors represent the Pr
l;t;cal complexion of the people. III
a,ob of the States the contest Is c'oSe'
Int for all political purposes both nay
ba conceded to the Democrats by d
small majority, and one Democra.lc emS
Cnnnrossman is elected from each STATE
Ths revolution in California Is more
marked. The present Repubjioan Gov
arror was elected bv plurality Oh more
than 10000, there beng three 'An tai"r.
dates IN the nelc. 1h0 '"f
ably clean and effective
pop 1SCERsoLL EXPLAINS The oIeA9-
| TEE.
DrrsoIr. Nov. 8--Colonel hooefS
! r Ir,.r.ol! was interviewed this alter
moan As to lis view on the no!ltIcal Ell,
nation, and was asked: " " nat causeo
this treat political reaction
x
CANT app1opriatlons. Second-hetusa' .r.
to reduce taxation. twenty milton
dollars should have been taken from
tha errgr interest. TIE Repuolct Al
nsrty should have takea s1ch steps.
XII internal taxation could "ithin one
,,1.r 80. - fron, now be abolished. Third
rh. E1n,bl:cans should not have post
noned ta,if reform. Tie TaIlt Com
ss,,;Is;oo was mlstake. Fourth-Prom'
inent Republicans have been trying 10
kill each other. The great strasS'e mas
Isen for office. We have too many
nol;ticians and net enough statesmen;
, Tha foht Of the bosses against eoihsi.
i nnfor;uuate. Pennsylvania IS tited
Of the same rule. -.
"What viii be the eitecs upon tux
! ! Presidential cpu-1St III AJO'
"It looks to NE now as II 'enela
sherman will be the next freslhen' l
The Republicans will he cnmpeIieo 1t
!. take such man as General Sher'ilai'.
sherman is the only man l kno" tha'
tba Stslwarts. Hall -brecds, HetorileT'
!, .,d Civil S-rvica gentlemen can 81
mite on a soldier and a statesman.
SIMON rANERON'S VIEW.
3, p,r,,nr1PEIA. Nov. S.-Simon Cam
erop who came to the city today, ha'
! a consultation with ex-Stlte Sscrstaf.
=, O,av and Chairman Cooper reSa1 dlo
the Republican defeat IN the . ave
y General Cameron did not thlnE IL 'CC
defeat frr his son as soma ilhaSiiieo
All his friends running tor the Nta'
,s LEGISLATURE. so far as ne Knew "tr
e sl.cted. aud he believed, If Donald oe
}. s;rsd he could succeed himself IN tn
1t IT,ite3 States Senate. The defeat
a. the Rerublican party IN the State Wi
IN have bad effect, because 1t VIII kee
both factions apart. They can never
in / is opinion, unite.
NJ An Election Trick.
- New York, Nov. 9-Ihere IS
= funny implication il this city. Nn
IL n Kennedy was elected Coroner G
7. Tuesday. To-day it turns cat IN
ty there are five gentlemen ans" er'nG
ne this name residing in this city. VII
O. several wards to hear from, t"o =,
H. lea t OF whom lay claim to The OIL
's' and propose TO have 1t. or kno" the re
a. SON why tisfacori!y explained
them, One OF the contestants Is a We
der Of beverages, ard the other IS
,or undertaken.
10 LINCOLN, Nv. 9.-The re'nrns in'
by cate the elec ion Of the Republic
he State ticket. with possible DOUBT on
III. Treasurer, for which othce the neh
tic Gratis and Auti-Monopoilsts nomlna'
n the same man. The STATE Senate WI
ia be anti-Republican. The House
doubtful
PENSACOLA, Fla, Nov. ~ ne
20 were three new cases and three cea'
-, Yesterday.