Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-22

The Democrats Of Nevada got.
ting HALT Seas Over.

The most amusing feature Of tn
campaign is new being manifesto
in the numerous applicants 70
Senatorial honors eli over the Stat
OF Nevada. 1t pow seems to be
generally accepted fact. that II Fai
has skunk out Of the Sight abou
all that there i. left for the Demo
Gratis is to hit some OF their part,
men with 3 complimentary vote
as they did two years ago, whe,
they placed the tinsel crown o,
the brow of Bob Heating, that the!
might get him TO keep open hoas'
for day and fill all the unterr;iee
up with wine and good cheer.
For Ions time the Democracy
watched and waited for Fair sack
! and as 1t has not shown up the reg
uiar resident Democrats have de
termined to get into the ring and
secure the complimentary vote. OF
course Mr.. Robert Heating accord
ing to the natural order Of things
had the right of the Grst whacE at
the pie as he received the compli-
mentary vote two years ago.
When interviewed on the subject
BE merely remarked:
IF you ducks want any Of the
complimen:aries floating about in
the party, go it. | spent over $400
for turkey and champagne and the
duifeis who came in and filed
themselves up, got drunk as billed
owls and by the time they sobered
UP they thought it was al done b.
Sam Jones, who was running rivai
carnival up in the Ormsby House.
No more comps in mine
When it WIS definitely ascertain
ed that fir Heating waived all
rights to the complimentary vote,
Mr.. CASSIDY the base range poll
tician who handled the Far sheckles
six years ago, came out and an
nounced that he was Senatorial
candidate. When the echo Of his
died away. who
should jump into the ring but Col.
Ellis Of this city.
The Col. who is an old Democrat
discharged his Chinese
help and announced himself as a
on the Anti-Cninese
ticket. When the echo CT the
Co.'s announcement had died away
Col. Stone. also legal light ameng
the untcrritied Of Storey, cravely
announced in the WasEoe club that
he was on deck and the club ad
iourned to Mallon's (where the
liquor was only bit a drink aud
here ratified the nomination.
In the meantime w. +. Deal had
turned himself loose in another |
ward as a Democratic candidate for |
he U. S. Senate and his friends be-
lin to whoop Kim up likewise.
The lst and End wards being rep
'essnted by candidates, Of course
here had to be more, and Warren
Sheridan having filed himself with
ome IF Miller's ginger bitters, |
openly proclaimed on c street that
llthough . poor man he was a
riend Of the people, tho honest
miners, the ranchers. the wool
.rovers and the timber men. He
JAILED from Bradys ward, aud
tated that be was no grip sack
Although a poor man
'e still had political principles, and
rhcn it came TO election expenses
lis jaw bone was as good as any
around. He was i'll to
tay.
J. C. Hagerman. AN old time
Democrat of Reno, considering how
adly treated he had beeu by his
arty, has also concluded to come
Il. These are just a few we have
oticed along the line, and every
ny brings new man to the fore.
ldams and Mcmillan, after being
eaten IN Washoe, will also be in
he field, also come to stay. Every
orr ir Virginia City thereis new
IAN to the front, and III the scram-
lie for the complimentary vote OF
he party it has become a regular
ryy. When the public hear a gem
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