The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-10-01
STEWART SHOULD RETURN

OF mankind, as much as anything else
has caused the organization of politica
parties. 1t cannot be clearly or conyinc
ingly demonstrated that difference o.
opinion always leads 10 the best results
We advance the belief that if the peo.
pie of the State OF Nevada would be true
to themselves and their interests, il
without bias or prejudice they would
calmly deliberate upon the conditions
which confront them and which total,
concern them, and they would think
and act independently, there would NOT
aid could not be but one harmonious
whole--but one political party.
There is vastly more reason why this
condition OF affairs should prevail than
there is why it should not. Did it pre-
vail Vim. M. Stewart would be it's choice
for United States Senator from Nevada
That it does not prevail SO far as Nm.
M. Stewart is concerned is due - til,
opposition of ahopelessly small minorit,
who have not the best interests Of tn,
commonwealth at heart. That the.
have not that they are undepiably un.i
garteful, that they would swamp the STATE
to serve their own selfish ends, eau b..
proven by facts, to-wit:
He gave to- the nation the mining
laws and all the blessed privileges they
give to the citizen. He has recelve.;
the thanks of the millions for them anu
as good legislation they have stood a.,
test of years. lie SHIELD in grateful re-
membrance by miners everywhere am,
his work is theme Of which they neys.
tire. Hegave that legislation in measure
less abundance to the poor ms agains
the wishes and powerful influences bi
the rich. What base ingratuds in wont
be for any miner to forget Senator
Stewards labor in this nlatt-rl l. (
The Carson mint is among the many
mon uments he builded for the Stafe q.
Nevada. The labor was long, ar,iliou.
and hotly contested, to successfully hgisr
late 10 tstahlisllthat Institution, but 1
was accomplished, and when the ri,izer,
looks upon it ne can thank Senator
Stewart for Its being there.
The people of the State in general and
! Carsonites in particular can thank him
once more for the Stewart Institute, the
Indian school that is making naiionai
reputation for i'seh and drawing the at
tention and admiration OF he edncalionaf
world TO Carson City and Nevada. +.
The pride of Nevada" the Siatt
| University owes its Agricultural Expert
ment Station and its SAC, 900 annual APP
preparation to the work of this faithful
servant The State at large il reaping
untold benefit from it and every pro-
gressi,e farmer in Nevada has cause. To
constantly remember il. 1t is saving
him money and lifting agricultural pur,
suits to a higher and better paying plane.
At his suggestion and after his efforts
the stale University was given mill
tary instructor, and many a youths un-
galnly form has been changed to the
ever pleasing military carriage, a weak
constitutioninto rugged one, and sick
ness into health, teaching, training aud
lifting him TO guard With his life the
stars in the Geld of blue over the stripes
of red and white.
He has been tireless in his efforts to
secure to the citizens OF Nevada and the
state nearly $500, O0.expendedN them
in the Rebellion and tie Indian wars.
He will be successful and that he has
not been Hot because Of any lack upon
the part Of himself.
| His proposal to secure Lake Tahoe and
adjacent ground to the people forever By
making it national park and storage
reservoir meets with the hearty and un-
anllnods approval OF our entire people
It is a-grand step towards. making this
great State greater and the equal Of al
most any in the Union. II will pave
the way for others and the desert will
blossom as the rose. He will accom-
! plish what he sets out to do'and genera
tions OF Nevadans nnborn will revere his
memory aud his work.
To Wadsworth Senator Stewart has
been tried and true friend and vile
indeed would we be if not appreciative
OF it. In securing titles to our homes he
has eased as OF the dread that at any day
or any time we would lose our all by be-
ing compelled to move our homes. 1t
would haze ru'ned us and for many
have swept sway in one fell molnent the