Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-08

accept the nomination for Co
gress would have to resign his Sc
in the Senate. The next Leg
tnre will elect U. S. Senate
Mr.. Foley's vote will be fer a r.
publican. The Republican part
J of this State will not nominate Iii,
for c ,ngress, and lose the certaint
Of his one vote. taking the chance
Of a Republican being ec:ed t
succeed him, when upon one vot
might depend the U. s. Senator
Mr.. Foley would make . good Con
gresham, but under the circum
stances he wi not be elected mex
year. Neither does he desire ts
be. II the Reveills insists npol
having q Eureka man let it nrg'
ths claims of Hon. Thos. Wren
who once served the people we'll il
that capacity, and would properl,
attend to the duties ~ the position
should the people again wish him
to.
PERSONAL INTEREST.
[Elko independently
It may be possible. however,
that the editor o! the Journal has
has some persona! interest in d.
ring public attention from Mr..
Dagge.t Al candidate for the Sem
ate, but he may as we'll compose
his anxious soul, for the prob
abilities of his election to the Senate
in 1885 are abou. equal to his
chances for the House of Repre-
sentatives in 1892
sCALAwAGs.
iAGstin Revelllel
The Reveille deries that Mr.
DaRgett was defeated by the people
Of Nevada, but admits that Cassidy
was pulled through by tho votes Of
''scalawags" who would sell their
souls. aud who were bought by
James G. Fair. The Rsveille ought
I" be little more explicit and in
form its readers who these SCALA
ways we're. and what they would b.
had they voted for Mr.. Daggett.
Silver State.
It is hardly likely that the Silver
State il a. ignorant ~ its question
would indicate it to be. /. knows,
IS everybody Else who saw the cam.
paign of 1880 knows, that money
vas spent like water to elect Fair
20 the Senate. 1t also knows that
Daggett went down before this cor
'npt tidal wave. ~ many another |
,onest man did. Humboldt county |
made an exception to the rule, but
70 hardly think it has been so com-
,letely let alone a. to be ignorant
# Nevada methods. In Washoe
nd other counties, in that cam
'aign. dreves of men who could
ot speak . word of English, who
ad to have an interpreter when
who did not know
1hether Garfield was 4 candidate
r whether he was running for con-
table or p"undmaster. we're led up
. tho polls and voted Just a. 20
aany sheep. and they did not vote
II Daggstt.
Nor would they have bsen any
he less rascally had they been paid
, vote for Daggett Any man who
ill sell his vote 10 3 sc.lawag.
olItics do not figure in the case o.
I. But the fact exists that it was
lis class whose vote cunts a
'e purest patriots in the land,
at defeated D.ggett. He has
'sson to congratulate himself that {
, was not throw up by such cor F,
lpt proceeding. We do Mt be ! .
eve that cur esteemed contem
,rary would care to see that cam
.ign repeated. Certainly the fair
me of Nevad. cannot afford it
ry often.
ITO NO PURPOSE" ,
Eureka Leaderl
The Austin R.veilIe and Winnie
ncca Silver Stute have q cohtroy- =
~ on the possible candid ,cy OF
.ggett for for the Senatorship.
any unkind thinga are said. but
no purp'se. Mr.. Daggett has .
zen no intimation that he aspirse !,
Senatorial honors. aud now has
which is as lucrative and C
nal desirable as tho Office Of ma l
nal legislator. q
On Thursday night Grand Mas -
Smith of Eureka and Gran,l r