Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-02-10
EXCITED DEMOCRATS.
Cot. FAR .Sitates the Political
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When the Senator, alias the Col,
alias Uncle Jimmy, got off the
train with his sleek beaver bat and
faultless clothes, he was the OBJ
iect of the profounaest admiration
on the part of everybody On the
platform.
When the Col. was miner he
did rot indulge III this faultless,
and what some men might call
dudish attire which now character
ICES his general make up.
When he reached the platform
and marched slowly along ne was
met by Major Garrard and grasped
warmly by the hand.
Col. Ellis next appeared on the
scene, but he passed by the Sena-
tor without taking any notice OF
him, but Milton Elstner gave him
a warm and cordial greeting.
After a few of the leading Demo
Gratis had passed the time OF day
with Fair, he finally headed a small
gang and started toward the United
States Mint.
The Col, on reaching the institu-
ton took large brass key from his
pocket and opened the ponderous
doors and was met with salaam by
the Waterman.
The Col. spent some time in the
place and made critical examlna-
ton OF the Mint with a view,
doubtless, OF comparing the place
with his rival silver refinery in San
Francisco.
There being no bullion deposits
in the place, Major Garrard told
Mr.. Burke that he need not keep
any particular watch on the Sena-
tor in his perambulations about the
building.
Fair asked the Major how many
Democrats he thought he could
squeeze into the institution between
now and election time. 1t was
figured out that by close packing,
at least 200 Democrats, al, for FAIR,
could be slowed away in the instl-
tuition.
The Col. accompanied by a body
guard of Democrats next visited
the site of the Public Building.
| He expressed himself as quite
dissatisfied with the general situa-
ten. and assured every one that he
would have it put where the Demo
cratic party wanted it, and turn
loose at least 600 Democrats to
rear it to the clouds in few
months.
He stated that he had selected
the Adams block as the new site
and it was all fixed,
The Col. then went over to the
Governors Office and had another
long talk with Major Garrard
Judge Healy went out into the
highways and attempted to induce
number of old line Democrats tc
come over and have a talk, but the
Democratic leaders shook theil
| heads and refused to go in caucus
About fifty Democrats who have
been promised Offices and soft sits
on the new State Building are fly
Ing about town, trying to whip the
Bourbons in, and there was great ex
| citement in the city. Some Of thu
2 most enthusiastic figure out tha
they will be able to carry Ormsby
county and elect the whole ticke
by 400 majority, and some Of thu
Beurbons while deep in the cup
raise the figures higher still. &.
\ last night, however, the excitemen
had simmered down somewhat, a
several parties figured out that Fai
S was the biggest liar in the countr.
: and his campaign promises wer
t by no means to be relied on.
] The excitement,caused by the as
c vent Of the Col. reminds one Of tn
n swimming of a big bloated toa
through small mud puddle
! After spell however, the agitatlo
: subsidies and the surface of the pot
=, returns to it's wanted quiet.
8 Grny's Condition.
Clarence Gray continues to az
= the role of maniac. The offlcers gly
him a bath daily, and keep h
hands mufiled to prevent him fro
u tearing his clothes. He eats wit