Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-24

II - Melancholy Experience With
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81 GscveIan,.
Some years ago Hugh j. Moha
campaiened in Nevada for IL
s democratic ticket. He has fun
sSot ready wit and is usually qui,
entertaining. Last year he drifte
F. East and made great man
&spceches in New York. On hi
: return to this Coast he brought a
i autograph letter from Presiden
beforehand, thanking him for hi
eservices, and assumed that he wa
Etc be bigger man than anybod
! with the new administration.
s Then came . dispatch tellin,
Chow Cleveland bad refused Moha,
kthe Collectorship Of San Francisco
Z Commenting on the above Telegram
sthe Stock Repor. prints this pa
sthet'c scrap of history The cas-,
Tot Mr.. NOLAN is quite pathetic
when we remember Mr.. NOLAN,
arrival in this city 4 few months
ago, shortly after inauguration. and
,the confidence with which he ex-
|pected the Collectorship of the
Port, or some snch Office, at the
hands Of the President, and then
picture him as he now Is in Wash
lngtoD, We are sad.
Mr.. NOLAN, upon his. above
mentioned, jubilant arrival in San
francisco, wrote c personal sketch
OF Mr.. Cleveland. IF there is any,
thing MIR. NOLAN specially prides
himself upen, besides his power off
enthralling q vast audience, it isl
bis faculty Of reading characters!
He had read Mr. Cleveland's char
.cter and it had charmed him He|
1ad placed a few of his impress
SONS On paper and would the Re
,ort publish them =? Everybody
to know what kind of a
nan Cleveland was and that would
ell them. Well, the Report said
would look over the manuscript
nd let Mr.. NOLAN know tomorrow.
t looked over the manuscript
nd it found that, in electing
the nation had been er-
an archaneel unawares.
'huugh we'll knowing Mr.. NOLAN
lme as Young Orator. or
ronng Irish Orator at that. the
.eport was wholly unprepared for :
re wealth Of laudatory adiectives Is
e was capable Of heaping at short
otice, upon the altar of admir-, +
on. Still Mr.. NOLAN. after ten =
cal cap pages Ct sheer admire tong
d finally settle down to an appar-E
,tly cain, and scientific analysis
Mr.. Cleveland's character. He
und that gratitude was the Pres 81
ents strong point. 1t was the Il
vOt upon which. after all, his
and and massive character turned n
e never forCo. friend or hrokc&
promise Upon this feature Of
e Presidential make up MIR. Mo 81
IN dwelt long and lovin ely. He
ID also been greatly impressed (
d pleased by the Presidents firm
IS. trait which probably now
lords him less delight than fo,-
srly. -
The Report declined to publish
e ma, uscript, much to Mr.. Nc ~
ms surprise. He offered to sign
5 name to it, if that made any s.
Ference. The Report hardly
ought it would. You made aI
Eat mistake. said Mr.. Mohan, as4
rolled up his manuscript and re-
ed shaking it aloft a great mis-
;e. Such an opportunity of
owing the people what kim of a
N Cleveland is should not be- d E
+. The Report, however, conf
ded to lose it, and remark cd
It he hoped Mr.. Mchan hadG
de no mistake, himself and ,he
ung Orator Withdrew
He subsequently, passed IN this IS
y a few GAYS oi monientarily in
asine surprise over the unac
lbtahle silence o. the President
then departed for Wa Shingto,
see about it. As The telegraph
tcnt;cusly says, he is still there. n
4 LONELY DEATH. II