The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-07-03
HOTEs From TEE CaPsTAL.
Am Unfortunate -MisccIia.
neous EfenIs.

LARSON, July i, 1000.
Mr.. w. NJ. Stewart, e permanent resi-
dent of Carson City, Nevada, and candi.
date for tho United States Senate to sue.
coed the Hon. James G. Fair, has corn.
pleted his residence, and 10 at present
with his family occupyingis. It's gen.
orally believed by other Carson residents
that Mr.. Stewart will retain the owner,
ship Of. the residence until the close Of
the present year, when, permanent as it
is, it will be sold at whatever price any
one will be willing to pay for H.
A CAMPAIGN POLLY. .I
Mr.. Stewart met no obstacle to retard
the construction of his residence, aa
building material was abundant, and q
multitude Of workmen Of all trades was
as hand anxious to labor. But with his
candidacy he meets great di!lica!ties,
attended With frighttal aMparitoua at
every point aiens the line, aud - very
resfless jast now. From the begAlniug
to the pc sent with his Efforts 10 iessaaaG
tine people ii this STATE 10 again send Ism
to tie United States senate &c has bsgn
PAINFULLY UxRosrUSare.
First he made silver speech, but say
ing nothing more than his audience aaa
often heard before, the speech was re.
ceived without the return Of any expires
sions OF favorable estimates. He then
put the speech in pamphlet form and dis
tributed 1t throughout the State--hopiDg
that many would read it, and some
might think he would be help to the
silver situation il he was in the United
States Senate, and possibly conclude TO
look upon his candidacy with some little
favor. This speech was the beginning
effort and also q great mistake, as7 the
only perceptible etfec. it produced was
to start people to talking Of Mr.. Stew:
arts record on the silver question when
he was in the United States Senate, and
where he could have been Of service to
this State, and when and where be should
have earnestly and faithfully served Ne.
vads, bat instead Of rendering that kind
Of service he aided in the demonstration
of silver in the Senate 10 1873, and then
remained in the Senate until March 4th,
1875. without saying word or making
an effort to repair the injury he had as
sisted in placing upon the people of tho
State for whom he should have honestly
labored Shortly after this speech the
Anti Chinese League of Carson was or.
gan zed, and when Mr.. Stewart noticed
its healthy growth he also noticed that
there was danger for him in that growth,
and il the League conld not be disorgas-
ICED and torn in fragments it would be
instrumental in bringing forth another
troublesome ghost--from biz Chinese
renord Of 1870, and, If possible, one
more frightful at this time than the sh-.
yer ghost. Many schemes to break up
the League were plsnn d and plsced
sunder the management Of expert eperat-
ors; bat all'tbe assaults Of these crafty
schemers have fallen harmlessly upon
the League, which still stands firm as .
work Of virtue, and 40 terror 70 Mr..
Stewart and bis supporters. At one
period Of the proceeding sgAinst the
League the thought occurred TO Mr..
Stewart that he might capture the
League With . pamphlet. So ha made
one on the Chinese question, . copy Of
which he sent to every member aof the
League. This was another mistake, for
it started members of the League in
search OF Mr.. Stewards Senate record on
the Chinese question, and it was found,
and Oh. Lord what reoorl Page 30l,
Globe. $40, part /, tells how zealously
Mr.. Stewart lsbored in encouraging the
GhinsDen to come, and on page 4, 100,
Globe 1910, part S, can be seen bill
introduced by Stewart of Nevada to
lsgalise the Chinese contract system for
ssrvils labor--surely Stewart has been
very unfortunate - q pamphletesr. II
he will write one more entitled: "What
Stewart Knows About Railroad Lesista.
ton" he will then have given the nipple.
ments to uncover one of the most faith.
less and objectionable recosds ever made
by United States Senator, and that
will show vice sufficient TO warn tho
people throughout the Union against the
evil legislation OF impostors. The people
should bear prominently in their minds
jast now that over $l0O, OO0. 600 Of rail.
road bonds will fall dine within the NEXT
iO4or ~ years, and the incipient moves
10 the plot to dsfrAad the Government
out Of that amount must be made between
now and 1890. /
LOCAL MATTERS.
The old Doodle gang 10 at work, and
have put up job to get Chinese cooks
in all the hotels and restaurants Of the
city by having the white cooks and wait.