Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-10-19
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Charges Against GOV. Critten.
Sr. LOUIS, Mo-; Oct. l8.-Com
menting on the revelations recently
made before the Grand Jury, the
Post-Dispatch Demoeratic) says
editorially: 'This testimony ar
raigns Thomas T. Crittendea rot as
a mere object Of suspicion, e1cusa-
BILE perhaps on the ground Of intel
lectual unfitness for his high posi-
tion,' but as Governor who ought
to be impeached for wilfully be-
traying his trust in prosecuting his
own ambitious aims. He is no
longer accused of merely protect
ing Jay Gould in violations of the
| Constitution and laws of the State,
or of merely asking members of the
Legislature to vote on this OF that
measure on the ground that it was
a bill to raise money to further his
political interests. Evidence now
connects him in full fellowship
with ring OF his appointees and ad-
visers, whose object was to raise
large sums, professedly for politi-
cal purposes, by ievying lega!ized
blackmail upon legitimate business
and other sums from professional
felons through official conspiracy
to protect them from the enforce
ment of the law.
ConklinE and Blaine.
CHICAGO, October ia Wash
ington correspondent says: A re-
port has been current for several
days to the effect that Conkling and
Blaine had become friends and
allies. that Conkling had made
overtures to Blaine promising him
the vote Of New York in the next
National Convention in return for
Blaine's support in an effort to re-
turn Conkling to the Senate. A
near friend of ex-senator Conk-
ling, q man of national reputation
who was with Conkling when he
was here recently. is authority for
the statement that there is abso-
lutely ne truth in the report. The
fact is, according to this authority.
that Blaine hates Conkling, that
Conkling despises Blaine, and that
Conkling approves the administra-
ton of Arthur. and wants to see
Arthur succeed himself. The only |
thing he don't like about the pres
ent administration is the retention
of Robertson in the New York
Custom House
Woman's Ballet In the Terri.
CHICAGO, Oct. 18.-Hon. M. E.
Post, delegate in Congress from
was in the city yester-
day. on his way West. He says
Mormonis m cuts no figure as yet
in his Terrific Y. theirs being very
small number confined to the south
western corner of Wyoming. Speak
ing of female suffrage in the Terri
:ory, he says, women did not act
under political bias as men did, but
voted for those they
thought best qualified. Since the
have been given the ballot
/ Las become almost impossible
or saloon keepers to be elected to
,Mce in the Territory. which was a
air illustration of their method of
Using the ballot.
Grant Presidential Candidate.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1S.-According to
. Washington correspondent, it is
bought to be the intention of the
riends of General Grant to present
lis name again for the Presidency.
t is quite evident that Gen, Grant
30 no idea Of going into privacy.
IN the recent North Pacific excur-
ion he was never invisible when q
rowd collected. and IVES always
eady to speak when called upon,
nd Oh several occasions made two
r three speeches in one day, and
Gods one at that. General Sher-
ian, q short time ago, is reported
, saying that Grant had ruined
imself by going into politics, but
rant does not look upon it in that
ght. He is not 10th to take lit.
e more ruin Of the same sort, if "a
} can get il.