Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-10-16
The PlOCHE
MEETING
DAVIS and VAN DUZER LAY
DOWN the LAW
The News and its Unwarranted
Action

The News and its UnWarranted
Action
Last evening the News came out
with the usual amount of mud Singing
in what was calculated to be a clean
campaign. A report of the campaign
meeting held by c. D. VanDuzer and
S. p. Davis appeared in number of
the papers of the State, and from what
can be learned, it was one of the best
attended and most talked of meeting
yet held in the eastern portion of the
State. The Republicans of that Sec
ton have resorted to hudlum actions
in endeavoring to suppress meetings.
which has not made them friends or
their ticket followers.
The following is the telegram that
arouses the News to the general ar
gument that it uses, calling names
and mistating facts:
Phoebe, New October IA. 1902.
VanDuzer and Davis are a team
that are winning votes for the tic
ket. They have made a whrlwind
campaign in Lincoln and have sue
ceeded i'll stirring up enthusiasm ev-
erwhere and have also succeeded in
making the county solidly fusion.
Mr.. VanDuzer opens the meetings
and seems to improve with each
night. His fame as q speaker is pre-
ceding him and people are coming
from the distant valleys all along the
line to hear him and every one is
surprised at his ability because the
Republicans have circulated stories
through the State rejecting upon his
ability.
1t is safe to say that he has turned
the tables successfully, however.
He pays Sparks and the ticket q
handsome compliment each evening
taking up each candidate and theI
goes after the State issues. His de
Tense of Newlands on irrigation fol
owing close on the heels of Earring
ton, who is making scurrilous attacks
ON Newlands, arOuses great applause
each evening.
The meetings in Lincoln count!
have been large and demOnstrativ,
from Van Duzer and Davis by thei
arguments have made them sensa
tional.
Sam Davis follows VanDuzer OF
State matters and his speeches ar
the best vote getting speeches eve
made in the State. The figures ar
inyincible He takes up taxation an,
handles it without gloves. No on
leaves the meetings while either ar
speaking. These meetings following
close after Harrington and Clevelan'
are counteracIing the full effect @
the Republicans.
AS campaigners they are not SLOW
Van and Davis ride fifty miles a da
speak half the night and dance tn
other half Dances follow each NEE
ing Sam is running we'll among tn
ladies. VanDuzer has presented hi
lady constituents with boxes of cal
dies. They are not content with or
speech a day but whenever on tt
road side or at mine or in a saloo
they make short speeches whic
arouse enthusiasm.
They have made as high as seve
speeches in one day from thebugg
from imprOvised platforms, etc. Ii
coin county will remember these ge
tlemen for some time to come al
they make about as happy and e
ective campaign as was ever condu
ted in the State. Vans friends
eastern Nevada having heard boz
Harrington and VanDuzer. are vel
anxious for joint debate to tai
place between the two.
The two campaigners are now
the heart of White Pine unfurling Il
banner of the Democracy.
ONE OF THE AUDIENCE.
The News, in it's comment, stat
hot r. So -,
warns the voters against him. T
best contradiction of that stateme
is the fact that Davis is in DeLam.
where he delivered the speech, on t
enemies ground. had not been al
to substantiate the assertions
would hardly have dared to ma
his utterances public, as he has
this occasion.
Sam Davis is one of the best kno,
men of the State. He is also one
the fighting hampions of the taxati
measures CT this State. Had it !
been for such men as Davis, the p
pie would still be paying 81 taxat
instead of eighty cents. He, with
hers who believe in low taxation :
good government, took of their co
and put up the fight that has res
ed in many thousands of dollars
ing added to the tax roll and also
duced the rate Of taxation The
publican party for years prOfes
economy and low taxation, but it
ed to land the goods The Silver !
ty men on the contrary, not only m
the pledge to the people, but they
livered the goods, as is testified
by the fact that the State rate
been reduced, and the State fu
viii now admit of a further reduc,