Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-03-21
POLITICAL GOSSIP.
Some Random Observations Oh
the Outlook.

! lie Democrats are beginning Il
wonder If Fair is really coming in
The best posted say he is not, as h
fears the opposition of Mackay
Hobert and Jones, which will GER
tainly take Storey county away
from him. Again, hundreds o.
men whom he has wronged are or
his trail like wolves, and he know:
that some are so thoroughly reused
that no money can buy them off
Their only ambition in life is to
sink their fangs into his vulnerable
flesh and tear him. They say they
will ventilate the Fred Smith mat
ter, and all the transactions Of Nc
Kensie, Kosser the rest, along with
the way the jury was handled in
the bonanza suit.
Zine Barnes is in his grave, out
he left some facts behind him
which will always make Fair un.
easy. Kosser's dying statement is
also in black and white. Fair will
not run; depend upon that.
Adams is scheming and smiling
to get another Gubernatorial nom1
cation, but the cards are not
stacked that way this year, The cat
tlemen have soured on HIS. and will
no longer act as his political back
crs Adams will never be before
the people again; his Gubernatorial
term has been the worst thing that
ever happened to him.
Cassidy Will most likely be the
Congressional nominee Of the Dem
ocrats. He will be a hard man to
beat, but can be beaten all the
same. Daggett could not do it, for
Daggett has gone stale in politics,
and lost his grip on the people.
Woodburn was a popular man,
and got his whole party strength
where Powning could not call the
roll without finding absentees. If
WOODBURY. wants nomination he
can probably get it.
George Morrison is also talked
of; Morrison would make a strong
run. Some other parties have
been mentioned in the Congress
ioGal convention, but the response
was not loud. One man who
fought the newspapers all through
one Legislature, made an attempt
at a small boom, but the papers
have dropped him and he went out
like an over-snuffed candle.
1t is said that Belknap and Ad-
ans are in cahoots, but the friends
of Belknap say that he is too smart
a politician to take passage on
sinking ship, and no man who re-
spects his Judicial office could af-
ford such an alliance. We are in
clined to disbelieve these charges
against Belknap.
Brady of Elko, and Hook Mason
are both looming up as Guberna-
torial candidates on the Democratic
side.
Tom Hickey has an eye on the
Governorship also, and says he can
split off the Republican end of the
cattle vote. 1t is useless to. deny
hat the cattle vote cuts a big figure
n Nevada politics, and is the bal
,nce Of power. Study the returns
carefully, and you will be more
than ever.
The Senatorial fight is liable to
lwarf everything else. Stewart S
friends say that he will make the |
'ur fly when the time comes.
Ellis and Deal will not stomach |
Fair, and this fact is no secret.
The anti-Chinese movement is
Tot receiving the consideration it
deserves from some of the politi-
ians. This movement will sweep
he State before Fall sets in; and
hose who do not realize the gravity
f the case will be sorry afterwards
{ they are running for Office.
For a long time, although the