Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-19
STEWARDS RECORD.
1T h ENDORSED UNEQUIVI.
CALLI By THE LEAGUE
CANDIDATE.
&. n. HARRIS Esq. Cham pions the
Republican Candidate.

AS the editor of the Union seem
to labor under the impression tina
the APPEALS support of Stewar
must OF necessity be of pnrel
Hercenary character We hav
taken the pains to secure an en-
dorsement of Senator Stewart rec
ord regarding labor from a no les
responsible source than the gifte,
c. n. Harris Esq Of this city.
Ga Feb. 81 1863 in the co,um
Of tie Daily Index he wrote as fol
| lows.
| Ex-senator Stewart is expected
il Carson within a few days, anc
his presence is looked for with
cheerful anticipation by those Of
our citizens who are interested in
the movement to rid the country Of
the presence of the Chinese. No
doubt is entertained that Mr.. Stew
art would gladly respond 70 a re-
quest fsr an address upon topics
pertinent to this subject. 1t lays
near the heart Of the people of the
Pacific Coast; as is easily discern
able from the almost universally
| organized action no wGoing on. The
wise and judicious counsel Of such
a man as TX Senator Stewart would
bean especial value to orr people
just at this time. He is both hu-
name and fearless. and is never
known 20 shrink frcm public OK
pre- ssion of his views upon any is,
sue in which the people are united
IL interested.
Just at this Period, when the
people of our State are on the eve
Of a combined movement to render
free labor to protect Itself from the
Aslatic competition, such words Of
encouragement, caution or crlti-
cism as he might offer would be
listened to with great respect. Here
a. the Capitol Of our State, the
movement has taken on Its first
cTystalizatlon. As = citizen Of our
locality his voice is naturally ex
pected to be heard. He Is known
to be friend of the Congressional
legislation which of late years has
attempted to restrict Mongolian |
and is doubtless fav- !
oiable to any lawful method OF |
elimination, at an early date, the |
Chinese question from tho domain |
OF politica! and social turmoil! in
our State throughout the Coast
ANOTHER ENDORSEMENT. |
On April END, 1886, Mr.. Harris
wrote another of his notable and
endorsements of Senator
Stewart in the following review Of
his anti-Chlnese pamphlet called
The Threatened Invasion" It
reads as follows:
The first portion of the pamphlet
which contains 81 pages, Is DEVOTED
% an admirable exposition of the
Chinese question on the Pacific
Coast, fortified with the strongest
arguments in favor of the rig hteous-
,ess of the popular movement to
i'd the United States of the Chi
,ese. Tho latter and greater por-
ion is partial reproduction of the
'reat debate N 1870, in which the
fifteenth Amendment was under
discussion, and in which a provis- J
on to extend the naturalization
avs to every race and color alike, 7
1as defeated 1t was doubtless I
argcly due to Mr.. Stewart efforts Z
urlng the closing Of the debate
hat this provision, offered as it
Ias by Senator Charles Sumner. Z
as defeated and excluded from c
hat Constitutional Amendment.
lr. Stewart record on this phase G
f the history Of Chinese IN this u
Duntry is satisfactory and ought
, be borne IN mind to his credit. $
The author thinks evidently that n
n Exclusion Act. instead of C
.estriction Act should be promptly a
assed by Congress, and further &
ore believes that Eastern people ].
Efficiently we'll understand the v
ortentius character of the Mongo-
an invasion 10 give immediate n
lpport to such measure. This "
doubtful, blu. Of course we'll Il
rough to try; provided, of course, e.
e Chinese Minister at Washing o.
n does not paralyze President d
|eveland and Congress with his