Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-08-19

da, telegraph me and l will con-
tradict it.
We can imgaine from whom this in
formation came. 1t doubtless came
from the genial William, who will hes
itate at no lie, in order to irjure Mr..
Newlands with the President or any
one else. The readers of Mr.. New
lands interviews and speeches know
that Mr.. Newlands has always given
the President full credit for his earn
est advocacy of irrigation. The diff
Guilty is, that the malicious Stewart
has failed in his efforts to prove that
the irrigation bill was Republican
measure. and. as he can say nothing
against the bill, he attacks the author
and endeavors to malign Mr.. New
lands to the President, hoping he may
thus enlist the full support of the ad-
ministration in his cheme.
Then the enthusiastic Senator ar
rived at Oyster Bay, where, no doubt,
he again endeavored to fill the Presi-
dent full to the hrim with his venom
against NewlanuS, for the New York
papers all quote him. The correspond
ent of the New York Times, the Tri
bune and the Sun. at Oyster Bay. all
quote Stewart as follows: Stewart is
against Newlands. Stewart Declar-
es that Newlands is Busted Balloon"
Stewart Declares that the People
of Nevada Have no Confidence in
Newlands.'
The New York Sun speaks OF New
lands as the pesky Newlands who
stands in Stewards way" and says:
'Mr. Stewards ostensible reas-
on for coming to Oyster Bay was
to talk irrigation to the President
The pesky Newlands has had the
cheek to go before the people Of
Nevada and say that he, Newlands
forced Congress to pass the only
effective irrigation law that ever
got on the statute books. Mr..
Stewart thinks he can lick Mr..
Newiands but would no. reject
executive o.iers CT assistance.
Then the Senator turns ID n Wash
ington Doubtless he proposes 10 ap
peal to the Republican National Com
mittee and tho Republican Congress
SIGNAL Committee for funds. There
he is freely interviewed by all the pa
pers, again, his subject is "NeNlands
nds.-Eewlands, who has &c
politics-Newlsnds who has no party
-Newlacas who is everything to al
men.
1t is amusing how much trouble
Stewart takes with busted balloon
and with a man who has lost the con
fidence of Nevada.
And then, how remarkable the con
trast of his utterances regarding
Judge Hawley: 'Hawley is the peel
Of the leading Senators of the United
States "Hawley is the idol OF the
people OF Nevada" They regarl
him as one of them He did not g,
there to seek his office, but became ;
resident of the State of Nevada at al
early date
And so II goes. Stewart becomes
a Home Ruler" Stewart objects t,
Newlands because he has only resid
ed here fourteen years. Stewart laud
faWley because ne IS an old resident
Hawley, according to Stewart is tn
idol Of the Nevada people. The pui
pose OF all this is very clear. Stew
art knows that the people OF the Eas
regard Nevada as forever opposed
Republican policies and candidate!
He is beating the tom-tom with
view to inspiring himself and the pa
ty leaders of the East with cOnfidenC
ard rs l-c0a is to bring all admin
trative. trust and monopolistic force
to work in behalf of his scheme
not to elect Hawley, but to secul
eleven hold-over Senators for himsel
Journal.