Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-17
TIE KJGWUkP NOMINEE
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Some !iHag Portraits of Him
sell, from His Own Pen.
TIS, "AYTEAI~ hobbs THE
zIsRHON TT TO NATURE.
What He Thought Of Camp DC
seriers IN 1879.

| months of June, July and Augu.
, of the year 1879, Mr.. G. N. Harri
:, the present editor of the Doll
Warden organ in this city, the NJ
vada Union, was the editor Of tn
MORNING APPEAL. As Mr. Harri
is always a very interesting write
when treating Of political subject
we have taken the pains to repro
dacc for the benefit of the publ
some of ais forcible editorials he
garding the Dolly Vardens an,
Democrats Of this city. We d.
this as we realize that he paint.
this class of people much bette
than cur own inexr erlenccd ant
feeble pencil can ever hope to. In
the issue Of July 1st, 1879, Mr.
Harris says editorially:
I! Infinitely better would it have
been daring these years for the Re.
publican party to have suffered de
feat, than to have been subjected
TO the responsibility of such success
es as have been the fruits Of i'll
advised concessions TO the rule or
ruin" demands Of Sc! of hOmters,
who never squarely or honestly sup
ported = Republican ticket in their
lives.
1t is this determination that will
hereafter compel Dolly VarGenism
10 accept It's bread aud butter IN such
quantity and quality as it can OBJ
tain from Democratic generosity
alone.
The Republican party is ever
ready TO try conclusions with what
ever strength the Democratic Dolly
Varlea corporation agglomeration
can muster. and leave it with the
people to pass in their verdict at
the polls.
Then, as now, Mr.. Harris
charged everyone who opposed him
with aililiating with the corpora
TONS Ed
In the issue Of June IS, 1879, Mr..
Harris WAKES funny at the expense
Of Mr.. McGlashan of the Truckee
Republican, and because lie at
tempted to run a Dolly Warden |
party in Truckee, accuses |
him Of having a slight touch Of Re
form, which Mr.. Harris dag
noses as a political disease, and
continuing in his delicate jocose
vein, says:
Hope he'll make it though; it
will perhaps weaken his constitu
lion. He must have regular pre-.
scription as soon as possible. We
have a regular factory here In Car
ION, run on the HON Gopathic prin-
.iple, which cures such cases. |,
In the Issue of Tuesday, June l.,
1879, he reads the riot act to the
Dolly Vardens, and says:
1t is an excellent beginning for
he future that the dishonest, quer- ;
lleus demagOgism that has so long
rown like cancer upon the vitals
t the party, has at last ripened in
0 festerings and sloughed itself off. I
he Democratic party is fully well !,
ONE to the incubation 1t has re-
eiyed from its embraces.
1t we're an expedient that would
ing ago been openly tried for tie u
Of the s4uealers for smiU q
, the back yard Of the Republican 1
"
The stuff that makes Rcpnbli-
ms is not of the whining kind h
lat seeks doles Of nourishmeut at II
lie hands OF the Democracy. "
In the issue Of Friday jane 18Th, "
: says that the need OF the hour RI
the complete stamping out of the
emocracy as an organization, and
ntinues: 1t would have been h'
me long ago had the Republican "
rty have had either the support u
the honestly avowed enmity of til
c tUo faced marplots who have de
cifsrously proclaimed their Re Gu
.blicanism while voting the Dem
ratio ticket. The Democratic ri
rty is not entitled to recognition an
a civilized land as a legitimate s.
litical organization. II
Probably this is the reason Mr.. tn
iris, anti Chinese nominee for to
strict Attorney, declined to en- tb
rse the platform on Saturday last re
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