Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-05
FOR PRESIDENT IN 1879,
AS SPAIN SEES US

Spain has some yellow journals
which could give New York papers
odds and then win. Here S an eX-
tract from FL Diario de Madrid in
tented to fire the Iberiau heart:
THE scene in the plaza was one of
frightful slaughter, The brave Span
iards, to the number Of about 200 With
their beautiful wives and children,
made to stand in the public square
near the cathedral fountain On
every side the Yankee devils closed
IN. Cannons were brought forward,
and soldiers aimed their muskets.
At the signal the guns e%rioded, and
the valiant victims fell Writhing i'll
death agonv. The soldiers then bay
onete6 the wounted until they died.
The square ran with SPANS best
blood"
This is hair raising indeed, and
think what an idea the Spanish peo-
pie must be receiving of their foe.
A few pointers On the physical
geography of the United States from
FL Paris makes interesting reading:
The country is not fit to live IN.
The. climate is execrable. When it
is not sleeting II showing the heat is
almost unbeatable. Avalanches are
frequent at all times, and these
threaten the principal cities. AS for
the people, besides the few whites
engaged in business along the East
ern coast, the remainder of the
try is II vast plain covered with
Indians, called cowboys, and great
herds of roaming Cattle.'
More "geografia" from the leading
paper, FL Heraldo.
"All the troops of the Yankees are
in the far Western part of the Coun-
try, many thousand miles from the
Atlantic coast. There are only a few
thousand men, all told and they are
il! paid and i'll fed and not willing to
fight. To utilize this force it will be
necessary to bring it to the Eastern
SCI -board. There is but one railway
by which it can be transported, and
that is an old and poorly constructed
affair. At one place this railroad
passes over Niagara falls, a cataract
100 feet high, near Labrador. At
last accounts the bridge at this place
was in a very dangerous condition.
1t need surprise DO one to learn that
some agency has made it still more
so. 1t would serve the hateful pigs
of Yankees right if their miserable
army was thus drowned.'
The impartial, a little -four page
paper which compares itself to the
London Times, drops into history anc
shows how Fitzhugh Lee is tn
''mismo Lee" who surrendered afte
the Civil war to General Lincoln.
An Havana telegram to the Impair
cial ilnparts this precious informa
ton:
WORD has just been received her,
that the Indians are rising agains
the Yankees in Illinois, Ohio an
other places. The farmers are pc
tltioning the government to protec
them from the bloodthirsty savage,
who are burning houses and KILN
On every side. Troops are asked fe
at Colorado, in the state of Denve
and at St. LOUIS, in Misoipa."
That the Americans are vegeta
ians and therefore physically weak
alleged by Ell Diario, which says:
The average height among II
Americans is five feet two, and the
have never produced an athlet
This is due to their living almost e
tirely upon vegetables, as they sh
ali the beef out of the country.
eager are they to make none
There is no doubt that one full groy
Spaniard dan defeat any three men
A,ao