Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-04-09
EUREKA CORRESPONDENCE.
Notes on Mr.. Alien and other
Base Range Politics
Eureka, Nevada.

morning on reading the APPEAL, t
see such a correct account of the re
ception (?) rendered Mr.. Allen b,
some of his personal friends.
Whoever worked up that meetin
knew what he was about, even though
the Carson Tribune don't like it.
The Tribune had great deal II
say about Mr.. Aliens honesty, anC
further said he must have felt very
lonesome in the late Legislature
Evidently the Tribune's pencil pushel
does not know that Mr.. Alien went
around the town Of Eureka as Sill
yer Party man securing signatures
| to his petition Of nomination, know
| ing as he did that Eureka was strong
ly in favor of the Silver Party. In
the meantime quite Popnlist senti-
ment sprung up and Mr.. Allen be-
came bowling Populist. If this be
honest politics, why then Mr.. Allen is
entitled to great credit for honesty
and the Tribune hasn't given him
Aoll tHC uuC
The County Central Committee Of
the Silver Party Of Nevada, will hold
a meeting in a few evenings, the OBJ
ject Of which will be to remove Mr..
Sadler, the political contortionist Of
the Base Range) from the Chairman
ship of that Committee, and at the
same time request that the Silver
Party banner he placed in some public
building where the citizens can occas-
10 My see it. 1t must be remembered
that the Silver party voters Of Eureka
County won that and not any one par
ticular faction
The charge of embezzlement against
Mr.. Sadler was dismissed after a two
days examination.
Mr.. Sadler has commenced suit
a gainst Mt. Doyle, the man who had
him arrested, for the paltry sum Of
twenty thousand dollars Mr.. Sadler
alleges that his reputation as bust
ness man and politician has been
injured to that amount
Mr.. Doyle is willing to compromise I
matters. He says that if Sadler will +
ct him have few thousand dollars
until he, Sadler, is again elected to a
public office in the State, that he will
give him judgment for the full am
'unt. Sadler is nobody's fool and
losen't intend to let his money out
or such an indefinate period. In
ase such a compromise cannot be
made and Sadler should get iudg-
mems for the amount, Doyle will have
90 trouble in raising the money, as
ny of our business men could adj
ance him the amount without any
rouDle
Some of our local fnanciers claim
nat the recent raise in silver is due
, the fact that this Judgment will
ave TO be paid in silver.
We are anxiously awaiting letter
rom Hon. Thomas Wren, telling the !
onest and intelligent voters how they
lust act.
This is the same gentleman who but t
couple of months before the last 6
ection, in speech delivered in the :
ureka Court House, advised the (
)ters of Eureka County to take any I
oney that the old parties might give
EN- for their votes and put it in $
cir pockets. and vote the way it suit /
themselves. f
Any man who takes money for his \
tie, no matter how he does vote, is a n
lrty to a dishonest transaction. II
Ow any man can advocate such Il !;
easure before election and then
me out after election in newspaper
ticles telling how the railraad col
: is placed around the necks Of the
ferent Assessors, Commissioners. =
q members of the Legislature, and
ude to them as being dishonest. is -
re than any one can understand. =
5 simply Il case OF advOc lting dis
nesty before election and crying it :"
Nn after election. .
7. W. Lambert and |. c. C. Whit :, :.
re, two Of our most prominent mer- =
ants, have gone into co paItner- y,
p under the firm name Of J. w.
mbert & Co. They will conduct -
ir business at the old Remington, "a
lnson Co.'S stand on Main street.
Ir. Luther Clark, our new post
ster, took the Office on the 1st inst. q
Mr.. Clark will give as general sat
lction as did his predecessor, Mr.
j. Smith, no one will have cause
I
Ir. Anthony Culton, who for the
four years has been our genial