The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-10-23
SANFORD 4 co.'s CANDIDATE.

It; so do we. Neither Stewart OF
Fair should be elected to represent
Nevada in the U. s. Senate. We
have ADLER and better men in Nevada
to represent US in both political par
ties. Down with the railroad attorn-
eys, bondholders and carpet-baggers.
We are of age and need no guardi-
ans:
William NJ. Stewart is candidate
for one of Nevada's seats in the
United States Senate. He has been
going about the State for some months
advertising this fact. He has made
good many speeches, written PAM
phlet or two and caused numerous
newspaper articles to be published
all urging the election of Mr. Stewart
to the Senate.
A careful perusal of these efforts
fails to disclose more than one reason
why the people of Nevada should re-
turn Mr.. Stewart to the Senate. This
solitary reason is that Mr.. Stewart
wants the office.
On the other hand there are several
excellent reasons why the ambition OF
this visitor from San Francisco should
not be sratiiied.
He is not Nevadan. 1t is true
that he has built house in Carson
to which sham home he points with
pride. To give an air OF reality 10
this bit of humbug he has brought
his family to live III the little political
temple which he has erected in the
interest of his Senatorial lOngings.
The people of Carson, and of Nevada,
welcome the return of Mr.. Stewards
family-and the welcome is all the
warmer because of the length of their
absence. 1t is twenty years since Mr..
Stewart took them away from tile
sagebrush, and he kept them away
without single break until last
Spring. He has law library in
Carson, too. Has anybody heard of
his practcing law therei The office,
like the house, is humbug -one of
the stage settings in the comedy
which the Central Paciiic's frs: old
man is playing.
Mr.. Stewart calls himself Repub-
lican candidate. Ills claim is MS true
US the house and Uifice are genuine
Mr.. Stewart Is tiie candidate of the
Central Pacific Kallrnad Company.
When ostenslbiy serving Nevada IN
the Senate chamber. he betrayed this
people into the hunds of that cor
pOratiOn, which has robbed them
ever since. Castle Stewart is IA biz
building, but every stone in it IL AN
indictment of William VI. Stewart.
He was useful to the Central Pacific.
They recall that fact ard want him in
the Senate again-not out of graft
tude, but because there are other axes
10 grind. and Stewart understands thu
business. THIS monopoly, which has
made its president King of Caifor-
MIA, politically us well rs industrially,
has the nerve TO import William NJ.
Stewart over here with his carpet.bag
and to ask the people of Nevada to
send him back to the seat in which
he sat when he betrayed them. The
Central Pacific, which has eaten Ne
vada's flesh asks the people Of Ne
vada to vote to give them Stewards
help in the agreeable work of picking
the States bones.
And Stewart comes willingly. He
comes, grip-sack in hand, clothed in
the rags of his character, and foul
with the stains of his record. Stand
ing out blinking in the sunlight, he
invites his former constituents to look
at, admire and vote for him.
1t is shameful spectacle, this old
man, coming back with dulled facul
ties, but undiminished appetite for
Office and gain, and offering himself
for the suffrages of State whose
misfortunes are largely due to the
corporate bandit of which he was the
useful instrument, and whose lacksy
he still is.
No wonder that self-respecting Re-
publicans revolt against the dose
which the Central Pacific and its
allies have prepared for them. Stew
art is pill which no gliding can save
from being nauseous,
Is it possible that Nevada will suf-
fer the disgrace of this mans return
to the Senate9 Can it be that the
people who are daily plundered of
their substance by the Central Pacific
and its corporate confederstes will
,narmit fham TN cram this candidate