Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-09-28
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early in the Geld, one crowd voting
early and industriously - soon -
Ii. coils were opened, ssd the
other paving shout fer their
tickets, which by some means u
another he'd nystsriously d'saP-
reared. Tho ticket known - the
Crislss ticket seemed 70 have van
ishsd from the field, but By half
past ten it suddenly eaos up snil-
ing aud thes vas % numerous -
.nybody's. Each and every can.
didste had from four 70 six tickets
| in The Geld, and some were in every
| known combination that was out
! Al . result Maine street "as
strevp With tickets from the rail-
road shops to the Ormsby House.
A. fast - the tickets Of one faction
made their appearance they were
bounced upon BY some other FAC
lions and torn t. piece. By noon
the streets, strsw. with disinte'
sr.ted tickets, looked ~ If Winter
had Get in. While these fragments
| OF paper were numerous, 20 to speak,
they did not compare in number to
to the campaign lies which were
circulated everywhere. The air
was 90 thick with campaign fabri-
cations that you could cut it with
. knife and yet on all sides there
was . general feeling Of good humor
and NO SEXUAL anomosity seem to
be engendered. Charges OF rotten
: ness. corruption and trsaehery were
,, made on al side and the old politi-
cal pot boiled and seethed and
|b,iled over every fifteen minutes
By two o'clock in the afternoon the
the battle -as at its best, and the
general scrimmase was like the
> crest of Donnybrook Fair in full
foam. The outsiders stood by fully
). enjoying the scene. Several dyed-ln
the wool Democrats attempted u
:. slide in their votes, but were chal
lensed and retired in good order.
: Between 3 and 4 o'clock severa
Democrats were challenged, ant
when they were made to hold VI
their right hands and swear to sup
y port the Republican ticket, the:
r smilee sadly and retired. Tn
Il crowd took considerable interest i
" in these little by-plays and tn
in men who were refused were greete
h. with laughter and sarcasm.
a. After the polls closed at 6 0 c!oc
N ! the air again became full Of rumol
:, that 80 and-so was all right an
mr. that this man or that man va
70 ground under
Take all in all 1T IS not hkel
that the Crawford E.an will be p'
in practice again for good man
;. years as it results in such a mu
tiplicity Of tickets that the sot'
who has not kept run OF the cor
binations is bewildered beyo'
reason and some men had to p
ice water on their heads to ke'
sane enough to vote. 10 son
men the blank tickets printed
!: the Central Committee were
great relief, as they could withdrs
in a corner and fix upon the thi
to suit themselves. It was nc
of by many that it would have Civ
to better satisfaction all round to ha
The left all tickets blank and allow
lde voters to fill them up.
so This would have been . We
re- good scheme for the candlda'
an. but rough on the printers. AS
be was, the printers reaped a bar''
out of the wrangle, and all
:. presses in town were going all d
PARTIAL RETURNS.
At midnight with two hund'
ain votes counted the Assembly ticl
his vb;ch lead everything was CO
res. posed of Folsom, Helm and TYR
he Folsom leading. The leading G.
one didate on tho rest OF the tic
Tote stand a. follows:
Drk. Crisler ............... ...''
VIC SW1IC ..'..'
aG Hatch.
Wright.
lOOrl0er
,.1.l Turner lad Martin bV one ma