Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-09

TAe ssaxebrasi Press Discus sinE
tho Quesston.
s'fHE MEMORABLE 1872"
fWnite Pine New.1

| It will devolve upon tho Lsgisla
turs which will he chosen 1t thu
next general cleo ion in this Stat
t" eject . Sen stor to succeed job !
P. Jones. whose term will expire
or March 4, 1885. A ready. &C
cording to the Austin R,v lille, the
] Republicans are casting about for 4
suitable candidate for Sen .tor, sn|
the Re.si proceeds to show Why
they should not again elect Johu
P. Jones to the p ace. and names
Rollin NJ D.ggstt a. tire person to
succeed him. The E ireks Leader
copi 8 tho Reveil els article without
comment; if not app owing y, and
the Reno Gazette takes up the
theme. and speaks disparagingly OF
Senat z Jones, whoss twelve years
in the Senate, it TANKS, ought to
satisfy the people.
It IL evident from these lum
bliags, says the Silver State, that
three # the leading Republican pa
pess of the S ate see not favorable
to the reelection Of Senator Jones
apd that he is csrt.iu to meet with
organized opposition in his own
party. unless mean time, he shou d
DO fortunate enough to strike an
ether bonanza in Grown Point aud
conduct the campaign as he did
that of tho msmorAble 1872
MONEY LEaI7zaATELY EXPENDED :"
fEuNks Leader
The News Is Assty in saying "tlse
Republicans are casting about for
= suitable candidate. An artiols
appeared in the Austin Rev~ilIs.
aud was copied by the Reno Ga
zstte and Eureka Leader, which il,
effect stated that s nAtor Jonss wss
not tho on'y-available candidate for
the Nevada 6eEatorship. 1t 10 yet
early, hat - tie bal has bsen open
cd. discussion IL permiss bile. SEN
ator Jones has received from tae
pssp'e Il Nevada honors he waseu-
titled to, but which should satisf,
the ambition oi any m n He will,
st1the expirat;ea of his Official tern
have served twelve years in the
United States Senate. There are
other men insoaA ranks at the Re-
publican party who have = clsin
for like distino.ion-msa ~ho hsvs
rendered service t" their par y, and
who hare gr.e<d a-y positios
which they hare filled. aad. if N
private life, have shown market
s5iity. II they have aspirations
Ter political homes it 10 bat . rsa-
eKpeetxti"n, aud they
Ehou!d receive. AID doubt q vii, |
bat confederation which their seq
'isss warrant Tbe coming cam
oai<n vi he N iR:ersstiug Que. ues|
louDt. but that it will he . cam
,ai9n of money on tho Republican,
tide, the News can merely coniee
ure. We venture the op MON that
vhi . money will ts legitimate >
the Republican party
rill select person xho will bs
10 chaics Of the people
PROBAE. FALSE
[%iIver ssxte.} /,
The Austin Revei, .is laboring
srl to convince its readers that I
fr Dsxgeit was defeated fer Con-
ress by Republicans who sold
leir votes. This conduct on the
art of the R,veiIIe seem anac-
'nntahle. % Repub lean porers
sneraiiy say that only Democrats
j th~ir votes. As tho Reyeille
~ misrsPres nted the ST yer State
hen there was not the slightest ii
nss for doing 40, it might also d
i.represent the Republican,, i,
hon it accuses of SCI ing their il
ties. There is NO question aboat O
ND far - this county is concern
I, - it is morally certain that no
oney was use | in Hunbo dt t.,
feat Mr.. Dagsett. ="
Yesterdays Score. 8,
The following WAS yesterdays to
ore in the competition for places
the team