Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-11-15

The Children DiriieA in War
ring EI.t;asS.

The Children DfriieA in War
ring Fa:eioas.
Since the excitement over The
New York count has been the topic
of the hour, the political infection
has spread to the children in the
public schools. During the past
week or so, each and every child
has become a member of one fac
ton or another, and the strongest
partisanship prevails. The leader
of the Republican element in the
public school is young miss of IL
who firmly believes that Blaine is
being counted out in New York.
She is Stalwart Of the old school,
and her disgust of the Half breed
and St. John element finds fire.
quent scornful expression
If my father was a St Joiner, y
she gays, Il would pack mp my
things and leave the house
The Democratic chieftain is a
youngster Of ten. who declares that
he will head a company Of boys
all arme to the teeth and assist in
placing Cleveland in the White
House. He wants to see the coun-
try run with gore if the grand old
Democratic party does not have its
rights. He informs his followers
that some years ago the Democrats
elected Samuel Greedy, the great
gramarian, Of Gramarey Park, and
they were cheated out Of it by the
gang known as the Florida water
party.
When he wants to excite his fol
lowers to state of desperation he
relates the story of the war, alleg-
inr that it broke out because Judge
Scott refused to accept Horace Til
den on jeff Davis bail bond, and
kept President Davis in jail year.
This is what he calls the Dread
full Scott decision. jeff Davis
was elected President by the Dem
ocrats and the Republicans refused
to let him be inaugurated.
The young lady who does most
of the talking for the Republicans
urges that all foreigners who come
into this country have to pay
heavy tariff for coming, that's
what makes peg tops, and dolls and
chewing-g gum SO cheap. Under a
Democratic rule peg top or a doll
or a stick of chewinc-gum would
cost double. Her adreit handling
Of the tariff question has won over
qnite a number Of wavering Demo
Gratis to her cause. ElectioneeriDg
goes on just as earnestly as be
fore the election and they
keep right on voting inst
as if they were in the Sixth
warn in New York. Bribing has
beep INDUCED in to an alarming ex-
tent and nearly three bits worth Of
mixed candy has been distributed
from the Republican cor
ruption fund. A young Demo-
cratic miss approached Republi-
can sis the other day and announced
that she shouldn't have any more
IF her chew ng- gum, unless the
Republican young lady Topped.
The flop was immediate and com
plete, and the little girl is now de-
nounced as traitor and sell-out all
over the school. Her excuse that
she has received new light on the
tariff question, finds few believers
Professor Howe has been almost
driven out of his senses by the pol
teal termoil in the school, but has
taken steps to put it down with a
strong hand. He proposes to break
up the political clubs in the school,
md squelch all the incipient Boss
keIlys.and would be Conklings,and
Belva Lockwoods in the place.
Death Of Mrs. Helen Wilcox.
Last Friday morning Mrs. Helen
Wilcox died Of paralysis in this
,ity after an illness Of about two
weeks. Deceased's maiden name
vas Helen O'Brien and she for
nerly lived in Carson Nevada.
She was 50 years of age at the time
If her death and was the widowed
sister of Mrs. Capt. N. II. Wulff of
his city. A Requiem Mass was
celebrated Saturday morning at 9
flock at the Catholic church for
the repose of her soul, The fun