Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-21
SOME PLAIN TALK,
Hon. Thomas Wren Tells Some
Unpleasant Truths to Mr.,
keWIands,

" HIul uurlng the late political
campaign should not have felt called
upon to notice his speech. But in his
speech he made such gross misstatement
III regard to my that | ammo,
alloW them to go uncOntradicted.
MI. Newlands said that Mr.. Wren and
Mr.. Wallace had been bitter enemies
tor years. and Their Mr.. Newlands. i'm q
not over and above dignitied and polite
way, added:
ON Nre-, at a convention of the Sill
Yer party some years ago 1.-TWO years cid
at hlko, denounced Mr.. Wallace. At that
'lile they did not speak, and Mr.. Wren
iIled the city with his denunciati0ns of
Mr.. Wallace and the railroad"
les, that is true, and Mr.. Newlands
sald 10 the writer after the convention ad-
Journed that it WAS the most sarca.ric
speech he had ever heard, At that time
Mr. NeWIands knew just as much about
Wallace and the RAILROAD as he does now.
Dld ne JoIn with the writer in denouncinu
Wallace and the railroad then? Not a bit
OF 1t. On the contrary, he was in constant
conte+enc with Wallace. advising with
"4+AAAS hIlIiStIl - MS SlllD1lnrf
ana the support Of the railroad. Wallace
was good enough to associate with New
lands tLem-and why? In a conversation
with Mr.. NeWlands in relation to Wallace
at thai time, when I objected to some of
VIZ. Wallace methods, he replied: He
always seems to get there lust the same
MAI sentence contains the milk in the
t'D(D1n1JT - Homo a.. WILL
railroad supported Mr.. NeWIand> he was
tor Wallace. Now that Wallace fails 70
support him he is a very bad man and no
gentleman.
a our years ago at the Silver Convention
lleId mere IN Carson auti-railroad rc>oIu-
IONS We're passed. Mr.. Ncwiands REM
mated them, but pledged himself to fol-
10" lhein as instructions, and if he found
mat he could not conscientioueIy DO sohe|
would resign his seat in Congress.
For the four years last past when any
matter was before the Legislature that
Wallace regarded as Important to the
aIIroad he could always rely up0n y
los" and confidential friend Of Mr.. New
antlS TO assist III either passing or dptrat-
ng it as the interest OF r1, r~aiIr,.3
'cn:i'ed to require. In the opinion OF the
the railroad could make terms
WIN MI. NeWlands at any moment hy
Lsfteihg 10 support him for the Senate
Il view Of his past record and The prone
iess OF m~ilIionalres and corporations to
titIc their quarrelS and make common
auee against the people when their n,u-
uaI interests are concerned.
Mr.. NeWIands further said. "Snddan-
Mr.. Wallace and Mr.. Wren became
aronclIed. They We're found in daily
onVerSation in Reno" Now this is en-
and unqualitiedIy untrue.
o not know who told Mr.. NewIands .
nat Mr.. Wallace and myself were found !
daily conversation in Reno, but vho-| ,
Yer Told him, told him a falsebood. ,
'Ut Mr.. N~eWlands, adds u saw Them
lyseI1 upon the streets engaged in con-
that was apparently contiden- ~
ana was amazed.' had totally -
Tgollen when read that portion Of Mr.. =
e"Iands' speech that | had had any
'nNefsat-on with Mr.. Wallace on the
reefs Of Reno, but upon questioning
l. Wallace he tells me that he stopped
t one Gay to ask a question and that .
l. NtWIands passed near by during the |
All that was said did not last 4 II
mute and | have no recollection of D
king five minutes with Wallace on the :
reefs OF Keno since we resumed friendly Il
la'loLs; u suppose that upon the re-
lest OF a friend of both ofus we tbouobt
was t0OII Sh fat, ola +ri,,,1 - o.
'hdlhg to pass each other on the streets
thout speaking. we did resume friendly
atIoIs; does that not prove or tend to III
owe that Senator Stewart was guilty of Ell
archery to Mr.. Newlands either before NJ
after the election? Reductio ad b III
rdum. i'll
Wallace made no pledges to me &c
made none to him as the result OF
ulnlng speaking relations or other ,
&c. 50 1ar as | know, Senator Stewart arr
ported Mr.. NeWlands earnestly and in,
ally; ne never made any pledges or ha
'illlSeS 10 me directly or Indirectly, 7
l never made any 70 him. I did not of
Ell Senator Stewart .urlng he cam p,
Sn except in publ and then ouIv bv +ho
ident. '"'
If. Newlands farther said that "thouuh i
rem was without funds he COM " =
hced making a vigorous camuaion
ugh the State, visiting every hamlet. =
ry NINE and every town in the State,
mas IN his palIny days could not
e MADE a grosser Misrepresentation
the above. | did not visit Lincoln
lty, nor Esneralda county at all.
spoke In one precinct in Douglas
NY, ora IN Ormsby, one in Storey,
III Lyon, One in Eureka, two iu Elko
IN Humboldt. and two in White
ana L dld not visit a mine durino
7h'ire canvass except at Tuscarora
Dayton. Whoever told Mr. Now
to the contrary told hla a false
l. Mr.. Mccullough, the ponDlist
for Governor, was with mo
hg the canvass and when we had to
for a hall and other expenses, he paid
some OF the expenses were borne