Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-10-10

political affairs in Nevada have re-
garded the political articles recently
mere matters of amusement by rea-
son OF their imaginative character
and unworthy of serious attention by
a number OF Democrats in the out
lying counties whoh ave been rather
alarmed by the reports OF discord
among the Democratic leaders as
would appear from the aforesaid Ga
zettc alleged political prognostica-
tions.
There i, hardly an evening in
Reno that there is not meeting of
prominent Democrats at the Hotel
Golden or other rendezvous in the
Metropolis, these gatherings being
composed of men from all sections
OF the State. \ casual onlooker dur
ing the course OF week at any
of these places OF meeting can see
members. of the so-called faction,
ing in the most genial manner. Re
ference will perchance be made by
some member of the party to the
Gazctte's attempts to torment dis
cord and all will join in merry
laugh and adjourn to the nearest
refreshmcnt dispensary.
II there are nay factions in the
Democracy now or any states being
made it is hard to discover them by
observing and talking with the var
ious leaders OF the party.
OF course it is we'll known that
Senator Ncwlands will be a candi-
date for reelection. So far no 9TH
er candidate for the Senate has
thrown down the gauntlet to the
veteran Senator. There have been
rumors of opposition to him but
nothing definite. When the question
OF opposition to him was broacAcd
on his last visit to Reno, the senior
Senator stated that any Democra
had right to become candidate
for the s. Senate, that there was
no necessity for slate and that he
was willing to trust his chances with
the people in the primary against any
opponent,
Ii might be inquired why the Ga
zettc, the leading Republican organ
Of the State was publishing sucf
nonscncial and baseless stuff about
the Democracy. a review OF the
Republican situation might serve &c
give the reason.
No Democratic paper has yet un
dertaken to describe the situation II
the Republican and Bull Moo-'
ranks, perhaps for the very gooi
reason that there Is such contusior
that To attempt TO depict 1t would b'
an impossible task. However, te'
oi the fostering cancers ot tins ae
caying body polite might be easli.
exhibited without a very minute ex
animation.
Al Carson City we have the spec
tacle OF the second leading Repub
,;c,n napcr of the state. the Carso'
News. bitterly opposing Governo
Oddie in every manner possible. lie
hind this paper we find the urban
Samuel Platt, present I. ). Distr'c
Attorney who has some able an
astutc lieutenants. Sam IS som
power i'm the standpat ranks. lie an
his cohorts are after the Governo
with a battle ak. They say that Saf
has aspirations for the Y. ). Senat
and has had them for some time pas
and that said aspirations could nav
bcen pratified considerably by tn
simple signature OF his eXcelienc
10 commission sending the Hor
Samuel to the upper House OF Con
pres but Sam was turned dow
Hence the Carson News can see n
virtue in the Odde administration.
Then there are other Republican
who sought recognition at the hand
of the Oddies regime but not havin
the approval OF the inner guberna
torial cabinet, they were not give