The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-09-13
WHITE PINE NEWS



Our District Court Judges, with one
or WI exceptions, says the Enter.
prise, are too fond of rolling in the
mire of politics. They run primaries,
figure in conventions, and cut alto
geLher too prominent a figure IN pol
iticaI affairs for the honor aud in,Ie-
pendence Of the judiciary. Judges
Murphy, Edwards, Boardman and
Bigelow are as much politicians as
they are Judges. 1t is time TO give
the Nevada Judiciary a gentle hint TO
observe the proprieties respected by
honorable gentlemen on the bench in
other States, aud TO let them under
stand That their party can manage its
conventions without their making
tbeir ~ 4uance 80 conspicuous. We
have nothing TO say against their in
tegrity as judicial officers, nor do We
intimate hal their advice aud counsel
In party matters are undesirable, but
the practice Of District Judges actively
participating in political conventions
u not Calculated 10 inspire RESPECT for
the judiciary. Judge kIves, however,
goes a step farther anu has taken The
stump IN his district Here is what d
correspondent OF the Phoebe Record
reports OF his speech at Pdnaca, Lin
coln county
The Judge opened with the usual d~eDreca-
tory reniarns IN regard to hinself. Isdalgod
In Oy uoIic Speakers. lac tnen pun Jed odId-
~ Ia and tOoA ivr his text tbs DelnOefatlc
National PLATFORM. IIe read Very cJplO ss
from tho Instrument. lie Wod'd Impress
upon his listeners that IL Was almost pdra-
mount daty Tor them " read THU uVcuancnt,
1t eon.ained * SINS OF thOagnt, ms .ehsVns vi
jarIsts, ths pOllcS vi Statesmen, abd last,
though MT least, the fundamental principles
OF ths DelnUcratIc party" iie next loon the
taflh. lie said no vas a tres tTadsT; IN tact.
an ultraIst on the taIiff qaestion. Ali tHrli
shOlld b. done away wan. After ArraIguins
the ~nepu blican parry, tn Ing und C. nslettng.
them vi ali crimes. from petty lareenJ W
stealing the " bite House, he hnaliy turn q
tho DslnocralIc National platform over 10
the asselnnlaSo anu again req tested them 10
make ita sIady. lie ediVslL dGroyer Gle o.
land. Ad .nitted that ho was not a statesInan.
aud said, IN reg nd Ia tbs attaca On his lnOI
ais, that lit MAS So. that II vas too lutte nov,
and he dad not LhInk lt haraiy right, even l
10 was true, to SIZING IL III II hii Just on ths
eve Ot u gre u ca,n paisn; thai II snJu Il bat
been brought out sOunsf. IlehdrieNs, h5sa,d,
was tOU we'll Known 10 need shy REMARKS. lie
tn IN sAId no wOdld take up tho state Ddlcsrs
At this there SevtDed IL b. "A general s.Iii
Q, es opened and ears prirsed up, abd Tor
the first time in the evening he see ned to
have stu the chord responsive la ninety
per cen of his hearers. An ~ ah11g VI OR
NOMINEES Tor IUnEToss, Mr. Cassidy. b. said
"a approach this subject with some he .Itasi -
and delieacy. holding the portion 1 do, Doth
R.safNfaaulI4 ami f1nIliullE- tn-Ts 4 = Dni Mr.
Mr.. CASSIDY aud myself n feeling Ut emily.
We have had no coinmunIca. ION whatever IN
yeRrs. In regard to DIT. Cnssidy's position
on polygsm 4 agree with hun, bat la tho
clause only nat Relates To POLY gamy. The
rest vi the bID . consider uuJ asst and ogpros-
sive. In resaru TO Ar. Casstdy's nO.1ye-he
had y motive ior 1 tell so I, ladies anu gem
tlenen. Gesrgs ~. LHssId,. IN Congress or
cut of II. never lid anyfhIng from n dlsinteI-
o. ted motive. 1 intend ~ tell this all owes
this State. And this is not all. 1hsre will be
things tvld that will open your eyes. ana
I'll y can DO proven. One If tn sm Is that
Hsorgs n. Cassidy Is the trHedlent tool vi the
most unscupulOus mbnOp. ~ On tn lace vi tho
eurth-the Central Pacific hallroad" The
Judge, fIom some Gauss. has "A smOuldering
and dc ,p-rooted hatred IN his bosom ag inst
the Democratic 40 Aimee fi Cong ross The
speaker went on, saying: - have never d.
esi led this people the Mormons bat ono +,
and that was in 1880. when 1 asAed itas II per-
sonal favor that they supl ort Mr.. Cassidy
M. Cassidy SAIL TO me-: Tell those pe0 .'lo
the Mormons) that they haye nothing TO l. ar
from me-: that | will never do unytbInx T. in-
~terfere with their religion; that / am no. hi 10
bound: that | think 0nu religion Us good ns
another. although | AIN a Catholic Ind my
wife Is a Catholic bat religion does not both T
ms He deceived me, and yUu. loo, and 1
will now drop him." lie tn n took occasion
10 lecture the Mprmons on polygamy. lilo
told US that II was wrong; that sooner or
later 1t would have to b., stbpped. and vent
on talking about public sentiment"