Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-11-23
EuDDS FINE WORK.
THE LIKE OF 1T HAS SCARCELY
BEEN SEEN INRMERlcAN POLITICS

THE LIKE OF II HAS SCHfCELi |
BEEN SEEN INRMERlcAN POLITICS
To en- extent rarely if ever equsled
in American politics MIR. Budd sue
ceeded in rallying Ia his banner the |
most opposite politician factions, and
the result is not without Is amusing
features,
Thus, for instance, while standing |
on platform which protested to be |
opposed to the American Protective
Association, and t. the support 81
which and the candidates II repre-
scented the Catholic vote was asked
t. rally from one end Of the State I"
the other, Mr.. Budd's election is now
claimed as signal triumph by the
American Pstriut. the organ OF the
A.P. A, which placed his name at
the head Of of the 'ludependent
American Tick ct, which the Patriot
claims was elected by \. +. a. votes
The Patriot says in its headlines:
"A. Y. A. Triumphs IN CITY and
State-Forty- seven of the \. +. 4.
Ticket Elected aud places Mr..
Budl's name at the head of the forty
seven. Commenting editorially OH
the election the Patriot says:
The recent election reveals the &C
tuai strength of the Roman Catholic
vote in this city tSan Francisco.
After the IN at INSCRIPTIONS and
6end,sh effort on the part of the
Pope', heelers, the sum total of vot
that thew were able 20 muster wa
LEES than nineteen thousand--or les
than one-third of the entire vote .
the city.
And the Patriot Ids:
The papers and the politician nov
agree that the American Protecuv
Association holds the balance
power in almost every city and Stat
in the Union; and tn T few men ca
hope for political success who do No
receive the Endorsement ot the Assc
citation, and that to obtain such n
must be =. loyal American.
The Monitor, the Catholic organ
is equally as delighted as it's 81
panent with NJ. Budd's election, All
says:
The election of the head of tt
Democratic ticket is niagnihce'
t,iumph for the American doctrine
religious liberty. The Oemocia'
party was the only panty III e.
State to incorporate IN It's platform
condemnation Of such treasonab
conspiracles as the 4. p. A.
II is charmed also with the rest
/, the San Francisco municipal can
paigu saying:
The results of the election sou
the death knell Of the y. 7. y. III
municipal and State politics. l
almost universal and crushing defe
of those " no were even remotely
pected of sympathy with It's views
a lesson no candidate Will ever !
get.
The Monitor also does some h.
lug, from ~ulGh IL tHihhS u" ~
lies had 5000 votes in San In
cisco and the 4. i. \. 5000. 1
IDENTIFY ons side or the other has b
..plaved, as the boys say, III
election. and it hardly seems to h
been the American Protective y
e,at:on, for the Monitor. rather
consistently. after the Budd edIto
above quoted, remarks
Ia California, Mr.. Estee was
posed by the A. =. A., ii reports
true. because he told their repre-
,stiyes that the religion of his bo
maids vas a question when
r.rned no one but themselves,
But MIR. Budd's ability as
t;c;,n MAS not confined to the re
ous controversy in this State;
WAS equally subtle in securing
Prohibition and Hquor-deaing
His election is considered ,
triumph by the temp Pr
because Mr. f tee makes wine,
n, Budd WAS helped in his cal
nv Mr.. French, the Proh'biu
candidate tor Governor. Yet, a
.ame time the strongest saloon y
:, San Francisco, i'll Los Angelo
over the State, gave Budd IN
maiorities. Angeles iierai