The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-08-14
POLITICAL POTPOURRI.

Gho will issue receipts for same
POLITICAL POTpOURRI.
The Central Republican Club has
been organized at Winnemucca, with
8. J. Anderson secretary.
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Thus far none OF Mr.. Newlands' paid
supporters has ventured to publish
President Roosevelt's opinion OF the
Nevada Congressman.
Eureks county has selected the fol-
lowing delegates TO the Republican
State Convention: +. J. Brossemer,
p. Il. Hjul. G. H. Cronant, Spencer
Reynolds, w. z. Griffin, John Nc
Naughton, T. q. Jewell, Duncan Fall
ooner. John Vittle.
White Pine will be represented at
she Republican State Convention by at
least iye delegates and II Is probable
this number may be increased. Those
now intending TO make the trip are
A. c. Cleveland, J. p. McOmie, ], B.
Simpson. F. NJ. Bray and J. NJ. Lynch.
The Republican County Convention
for the nomination OF county officers
will be held In Ely on Saturday, Sep.
tember 20, and Il is now the duty OF
oil those who desire the success OF the
party at the polls to put on their think
ing caps and resolve that only the very
best men shall be placed in nomination.
SE ES
The prospects for harmonious "fu-
sionn between the Democrats and the
so.called "Silver Party seem to be
growing DINNER every day and ii is
quite probable there will be "Kilkin-
ny cat time when the two conventions
meet at Reno on September %. Let
us hope that the clouds will be dispelled
and that the brethren will resolve to
dwell together In peace and unity.
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Mr.. Newlands' stipend of 500 coll
umn enables a few publishers in Neva-
da to issue so-cslled daily" news
paper in monthly towns Notable
among these is the Winnemueca Silver
State, and so anxious is the editor OF
shat sheet to stretch his string" that
nothing is allowed to escape his net,
which Is always set. In this way, II is
doubtful II any paper In tho State, with
she possible exception of the Reno
Journal, draws 80 heavily upon Mr.
Nowlands' bank account. The Silver
State man is serving his lord and mas
sor diligently, II not faithfully, and is
entitled to his salary every night.
90 % %
One OF the amusing incidents of the
nresen, campaign in Nevada Is the
spectacle OF newspaper publisher, who
two years ago confessed in writing that
he had accepted sum of money from
c. c. Wallace TO support his can
didates for Office now standing as
the champion OF purity In politics, and
instructlng the people OF this State as
10 whom they should elect this Fall
The editor of tho NEWS has that letter,
and several Others OF the same charac-
tor In his possession, and II 1t Is neces-
sary they may DO published. The devil
is compessnt TO give good advice, but II
he shonld pose as n moral reformer his
motives In so doing would be seriously
questioned. We have yet to be in
formed that Governor Sadler ever set
himnolf up as u paragon of virtue, and
we presume ho Is not, but compared
With his critic he is his superior, morally,
intellectually. and in every other char.
acteristic that goes to make up man.
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Even Senator Teller of Colorado re-
fuss to recognize the Silver Party as
a political organization. In reply to
letter from tho Chairman OF tho Silver
Party State Committee of Colorado,
asking III he would be the candidate OF
that party for recollection to the United
State. Senate, he stated positively that
bis cana idacy rested entirely with the
Democratic State convention. II that
party made him its candidate be would
enter the contest, but not otherwise
There is no such thing rs Silver
Party 10 this land today. The hght is
between the Republicans aud the Demo
Gratis, and voters must choose between
the two. No Silver man, unless he be
adyed .iu .ths.wool Democrat, has any
excuse for arraying himself against the
Repualicau party this year. Any votel
who allows himself to DO deceived by
the silver buncombe in Nevada is simply
tying himself TO the tail Of the Demo