Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-11-06
The Triumph of Law and Order

THE STATEMENT by Bob skaggs, expoiucal agitator, that the
people of the State would wipe the Police Bill off tn satut ooks
has been answered by such a overwhelming majority in favor of law
and order that there is no longer any doubt of the opinion held by IN
people regarding thu disrepuable element that attempted 70 puh'oNe
the people OF Nevada with threats OF anarchy nj disorder
The tremendous majority OF Bartlett, who had the courage to STICK
by his convictions and face audiences in the mining districts who
sneered and hooted him is a fitting rebuke to the men who we're simply
shouting against needed laws to secure the allegiance OF the e VINO
we're stirring up trouble in the mining districts mostly as a seneme ="
The vote o the Police Bill and Bartlett is a crushing defeat to
agitation and hghgrading for ali time in this State.
Honest labor need fear nothing from the result and tn e necessary
amendments to the Police Bill will be endorsed by every decent miner
who wants to work more days in the year than he wants to strike.
The Appeal desires. however, to call Mr.. Baruetts attention to the
loyal way that Bartine and McCarran assisted him in his fight.
Four years ago Bartlett fought Bardne, the regular nominee of
his party IN the grounds that he liked the other man better" he
threatened to bolt the ticket to rn Independent in ae MeCarran was
nominated and in spite IF these two bad political breaks when the cam
pagn was on both Bartine and Mccarran we're on the stump striking
telling blows for Bartlett M urging his election with eoauence IN
logic.
It was n o lei perfunctory allegiance to his cause but the work
was marked with strength and sincerity.
The Appeal makes this statement to call Bartletts attention to the
way the game of politics should be played. !!
1t can do him n harm now to know that he has OF played the
game right or observed he ethics but he as thrown into a breach
where to have repudiated him would have been a n acknowledgement
ma Jaw order ala no. pdeVai IN NeVad III gt votes on I'M
score and he got plenty more when he faced situations that took genu-
Inc courage to face and went fearlessiy into places which many men
would OF care to tackle.
He "a game to the or n Nevada votersr respect a game man.
He should thank Bartne and McCarran for their manly stand tor
him and If he has the time he should thank Key Pittman for refusing
the Congressional nomination at Tonopah when all he had to do a o
have taken it. 1t was on a platter but he said: Il have fought Bart
lett conscientiously and II accept the nomination will naturally be
charged with having fought him selhshly to secure the nomination for
myself"
He declined it o these grounds and after the nomination Of Barr
lett pledged his full support in the fight.
In writing this article we have endeavored without prejudice to
tell Bartlett where he Wi weak and where he a strong aad W e d o
o with a full knowledge OF the facts and W believe that every patty
man in the State will endorse u sediments.
IN his letters from the Democratic National Convention at DENY
or the editor of The Bee declared that Tammany did not want BRYAN
and 1t extremely doubtful If it would be loyal to him on election
day.
The result in the City Of New York has proved the truth of that
prophecy. Tammany evidently slaughtered Bryan with a elentIess
hand, in a van endeavor o saw Chanher-Sacramento Bee.