Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-05-24

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mou coterie of Democrats in Tonopah who are opposed to Judge Bar
tine upon personal grounds and none other: Besides the MINER, r
Tor believing I'M L" DC "e'N "' ""' NS
founded in fact.
, i. nc that when III Congress, twenty years ago, as a Repuoh
can Judge Barine stood and voted with his party upon tn taHh ma
o,ber marty measures, aside from that Oft the iree conageo oil SILVER nc
course But he broke with the Republican party in 1895 no. merely
upon the silver issue, but in everything. Since thn he mas peer" 4 co"
.,,, advocate Of tariff reform by revision downwards, o a revenue
basis and has so expressed himself publicly many times III the mos
forccfM There is n Demoe rat in the state he is so""oer "
this respect than is Judge Barune'
The Miner further statest that Mr. Newlands die t'r'c judge h'
inc uv,n ia, ticket in 1904 and then sacrificed him. Senator New
lands did neither one 10 the other. He favored TIL candidacy :"
Judge Bartinc, and he had the right to his preference b"' ne '' n'
yfnrcc" that candidacy. Ncwlaud, may have helped to nominate MS
triend Probably he did. but Judge Bmtine had just the same right t"
hayc friend. a, Judge Hclknap had, and the latter had many VIII" work
the knife into iartine at the polls. barune ma '"" 1t" 'p"" Oh -
ycnge IN his political action sine then WhateN' III p'''e'en''
MAJ, hay. beeu with respect to candidates. he has given to the n'nhtc
OF the party without a single exception his earnest pp0 DO" ny
voice vote
There is no point in the Miner, ,uggee'i"" that VA" l"l'r wa.
.l.c,rd to CONGRESS while Bartnc q defeated Mr a Due h"d Il
three-cornered tight. The opposi ton t" him va divided and he won
MT BY a plurality, not a majority, While Bartne, with a larger v"'e,
was defeated by a little more than four hundred majority. Instead "'
,he Van pnler vote being split by SadLcr, the results Indicate that the
Yerineto vote was split more than Van Duzers "a
A word further along this line. The year 1904 "a &" dFin'tNe'H
try, sweeping ven Missouri and Nevada from heir pon''" """
l., this state &c had the dead weight OF Parker t" AIRY; W { h' L"
meet Mr. Nixons Senatorial candidacy, which naturally htlpc9 the
Republican ticket; and there vas IN addition to al ms "'9e""" "
tbc Democratic ranks. Nothing could more clearly indicate the on"
NAL situation than the circumstance hat John Sparks MI al ms pop
ularity, was beaten by Nixon tor the Sena'or'mp' ana "' py " ""
majority more decisive than that thrown against bartne. why does
not some one arise and declare tina Jomn SPARKS as 4 "t'N "" tx
aus Nixon beat him Tor the Senate:
But it is u,eles, to pursue this matter further. Judge barme Is
ven o giving his cordial support TO thu candidacy "t oharleS Il
henderson for the Senate. This i'll itself should at once p' an END It
all talk involving Newlands aud Partine, such As thu Nlnea has beer
;naslgirc in IA Henderson becomes the candidate there is 10 reason
to doubt tina. Newlands will stand Loyalty by him, and my HhgecSl''h'
to the contrary IRE entirely gratuitious' njuSt amd unfair I" f'
Vardless OF what Newlands may do, Mr. endorse VIII nave n" NOR
earnest supporter than Judge hattne'