Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-02
DICKERSON DIATRIBES.

weapons o point
This metaphor directly applies to Messrs Dickerson Pttman
sprague.
they who villhed Sparks life
vindciye of him beyond grave
fought against honoring his his administration who
drove friends from their party councils
states expense built up dangerous political machine
They these hings-yet power
obbng grave things
raton did, claiming the glory their
These with exceeding pride the
the 1903 and progressive legislation been enacted
by the democratic party.
They boastfully that they searched
during years by
Nevada legislature that in line with
which itself conspcuous manifest
decade everywhere throughout the United States
They that practically line
gressive legislation be found in the
has been placed there since the first Monday January 1903 and
mainly
they exceeding pride
day o March, law enacted making
indirectly his employees become
of labor union, Statutes of 1903, page 27o.)
That in February, 1903 enacted a making eight
hours the the continuous employment
and making eight hours full days work all
lie works
"a 1905, prohibiting
ploye compelling their employees to trade particular
board particular boarding house
That March Is, 1905, law making it unlawful
labor checks which employer
had issued to the employee.
That March "a 1905, enacted the celebrated black
listing which
labor blacklist the employe with view preventing him
from securing employment elsewhere
That March 30 1907, enacted
unskied laboTers public works So
amicabe of
disputes during passed
making legal work public
different counties and fixing the compensation thereof SO
DAY unsklled labor.
When did the Hon Key Putman and the Hon. Denver S.
progressive legsla
When did they discover that those
II Since
changed opinions undergone this
morphosi? Since the Tonopah convention of 1908!
call the attention of the the state of Nevada
to ing of OF
governor
until his death May, 1908.
January until January, 1907, Allen
Churchill lieutenant and
until May S. Dckerson lieutenant
Of the Nevada.
Hon Key assistant of ordnance upon
Sparks All of legislation
gentlemen designate great and progressive legislation WAS
ENACTED UNDER AND sKILLFUL GUIDANCE
JOHN SPARKS, 'NEVADAs GRAND OLD MAN" Neither Pitt
Dckon knew cared anything about such legislation
they assisted party,
the reforms which they
with pride did they ndorse them
trary, BOTH PITTMAN AND DCKERsON EXERTED THEM
SELVES TO THEIR UTMOST TO PREVENT AN ENDORSEMENT
OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF JOHN SPARKS AND ALL THAT
HE HAD ACCOMPLISHED, AND CONSEQUENTLY, ALL THE
LAWS THAT THEY NOW BOAST OF.
Dickeson Mr. Pittman forgotten the demo-
in
stood shoulder shoulder prevent the Endorsement of the ad
mnraon John Sparks and of those policies which he
stood? Have they forgotten how with L. Considne and James
Haley they his
on how Ptman the floor leader for D. s. Dkerson
party they going
democracy repubanism alike anything
approval policies which had
fight that they the
these called their
should these
lawswhat they said and what they did? Will they please
they remember the miserable sbterfuge that they then
called solely the
ecing the national convention ought
with the affairs; that the state
policies which
related exclusively state afars The who favored and
approved Sparks
mi
specious false though it was)
transpired between the Carson convention June,