Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-26
THE MORN ON CRY.
POLITICAL DEATH 10 ANYONE THAT
ATTACKS THEIR CREED.
The Tentacles of the Church ,
Spread Out into Nevada.
CASSIDY TO BE OFFERED UP ON
ITS ALTAR THIS FALL.
Some Home Considerations for the
People Of Nevada.

With q full knowledge of the bitter en-
nifty that he would incur, Congressman
Cassidy did not hesitate to speak against
polygamy in the House of Representatives.
In plain, bold terms he branded the Nor
mons with their own degradation, and
held them up in their lechery and dis
loyalty, to be viewed as they are by the
whole country. Was this manly and fear
less course agreeable to his constituency
Undoubtedly SO. His political enemies
even, the Republican press of Nevada,
published his speeches with glowing com
ments upon his eloquence in defending
the people of the United States against the
imputation of cberishing this "twin relic
of barbarism" within our borders. These
Republican newspapers patted him on the
back and made him conspicuous by their
praises for the independence and daring
he manifested to stand forth almost alone
among his wi party leaders and with
burning words paint the Mormon mon
strosity in its true colors. These news
papers are now silent upon what a little
while ago they regarded as important.
They prefer to risk suicide in order to say
something against the man whom they SO
lately extolled, and whom they have no
reason to decry. Nine Democrats voted
for the Naval Appropriation bill. Cassidy
was among this number. 1t was the
measure OF the Republican party and car
ried by a tremendous majority of their
votes. Yet for time-serying purposes
these journals are willing to say the most
damaging thing, if true, against their W
patry, Senator Jones and all, il thereby
they may wound Cassidy in ths present
campaign. 1t would be a pleasant SOU
venir for them in the hereafter, no doubt,
if it should turn out that the leoherous
creatures of Utah held the balance OF
power in Nevada and had punished Cas-
sidy by throwing their votes against him
for Congress. There is something in this
for the law-abiding and decent people OF
Nevada to think about. VIII they allow
the vile institution Of polygamy to admin
lister a rebuke and chastiso their public
servant for speaking plain and wholesome
truths about these incestuous marplots
in the halls Of the National Legislature?
Hardly. II this is Of sufficient interest
to be. considered as an issue in the present
political campaign, it is rather singular
that our Republican contemporaries of
great moral ideas, whose duty and avowed
aim is to. enlighten the people, do not
speak out. Mr.. Powning, also, might de-
fine his attitude on the subject. Or is it a
part of their plan to remain cunningly
~reticent aud in so far hobnob with the
Latter-Day Saints, and secure what party
strenStn they may by THIS lhdlrectlon
from thlS nest OF ~dls!oyailsts VINO openly
express the pitteFesI hatred iof the united
states government pertinent query.
"hlie waiting 10 near IRON them on TINS
noiie suojecs we Snail give the people OF
Nevada an opportunity TO read what Is
oeing said OF US abroad. me following
~ from u wei hnoWh ~flepuDilcan paper
tie SAT- Lake lrinune'
DEFEAT THE ANTI-MoRMoN!
The Mormon Herald is out in full cry
for the election Of d Mormon Delegate to
CONGRESS III +qaho sac tne aeiea' OF an
a anntt--lIotn y hepresen,aai'e neSaua
me "iloie mormon lnu1ence WIZ pe ar
lsyeu III II am "ay' MnoiiS d~rIespeo'i'e
" tne oiaihafy party riles. inc leason
= 40! d W Z my ""nV W heIp
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mn poiS s%ui'sS Sa'Hon ~ ne nSut
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oause IL 1i tn .ne sa.a GAnioi Il .'".
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t tnoi AZ opposU .hannst rs
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-" - I'll" ~ ~ m,othns 10 = -
on IN .hue vi inn 40 49,,
opPos eaora ah $50 30 h;S a.atoam -
or whether he is a good public servant for
the general interests Of the public or not.
As Hotspur taught his parrot to cry
Mortimer" and naught but Mortimer"
so these human parrots here do cry, "Po-
lygamyl Polygamyl" and if we ask them
what else they want, the answer is still,
"Polygamyl"
NO RIFT po1yaANY.
D. 49, t..I ata.,.., al .h;,ao AVID
ny .ha' ioui seanu"iN W. wy ~
every ooos ID JuuSeu, Nausnt 9aie 'ney
lor Tree 'Iaue' tarin' 'he iieeooui any,
purity Oh the pai'ot, we uove'opHneht ~
the country tne es'ap'i7HnienV Vi puo!io
WORKS ana chatit'es' 'he iAl1u'ul aaniihis.
'ia''on " Ju''ioe' u W. heSS
management OF puollc a1aifs-ai theSe
Things may go 10 tne uoSs. II ohiy
polygamy oe encouraged ana the puoiIo
hand be kept ffoin interfering WIN ~. IL
SIN pursuance OF this luea ana inns a'ohe'
that the law defying marpiots presume 10
interfere In the political afairs OF nelgh-
boring but independent
and undertake to impose the ~
test upon them, as they nave 80 long I'M
posou ~ - oaa;h,u IVA any ntbor
effact than to stir mn Indignation and re-
sentiment nt tben ncalled for insolence.
vnrn,mns
AiiiloDh OF III
In Nevada, Mr.. Cassidy has MADE a
record which insures him the good VIII OF
every good and intelligent citizen Of Utah.
Mr.. Powning, his opponent a republican
is not known to have any affillation with
tho nnlyuamiat nullifera. Emit their suD-