Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-10-30
What the Republican Press
Thinks of Geo. Springmeyer

many years. has been without a paral-
lei in this State.
From one end of Nevada to the
other. day and night. George Spring
meyer has zone uttering words of in
fanny about his opponent and about
the same men TO whom he had pre-
viously made o%ycrtures for their sup
uurt. No charge was too black Icr mis-
tongue. no word too foul, NJ false
hood too shameful. He enlisted the
support OF the Democratic press OF
the state and By experimenting the
Democratic newspapers with circular
letters ho has flooded the mails with
his frcuzicd venom. Wherever he
has gone he has left his trail OF mud,
mud which was conceived in a blank
heart and issued by a depraved ton
que.
The Republicans OF Nevada had
hoped that the primary campaign
would be- a clean campaign. a cam.
paigu OF such a nature that when the
day following the primary ,ame they
could be a man take OF their coats
and roll up their sleeves for the
whole ticket. Along that line, Hugh
Brown told his opponent thar he
would probably be unable to make the
canvass OF the state, but assured him
that If he did he would never say an
unkind word Of his opponent. Not I'M
al George Springmeycr began his
campaign of yilliGcation did the Re
publicans Of Nevada serve notice on
him that they would not tolerate the
methods OF the mud singer and that
they repUiiate his candidacy. Since
that time the attacks have increased
in vilcncss. and no word. no charge.
no fElschood that he could think OF
has been left unspokcn. And morr as
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a browning Jest than anything else,
notice has bccn,served on the Repub.
liCaa party that unless it dominates
George Spriugmeycr it will lose the
votes of the Springmcycr family.
You have gone through the state
yillifyinE Your opponent, George
Sprinsmeycr. You have posed as q
rcformcr. You have told what you
would do TO the railroads. And right
now, Mr.. Springmeycr, you know
| that only the observation-disclosures OF your
opponent. the man whom you have 50
sillihcd, prevents you from being
shown to the public in your real light
CARRIED in your true garments of hyp
ocrisy and shameful falschood. You
know that only the nobility of your
opponents character prevents you
from being branded rs you should BE-
branded, branded in such 4 way a.
would make an Outcast and Il parish
of you through all your rcmainin,
years. But ven though he suffers de
feat this man whom you have 50
shamcfully naligncd. withholds tina.
word Of doom and stays other hand.
that would launch the bolt that would
destroy YOU.
You know that TO be true, George
SprimEm"ycr, and inthe face OF tina.
you Still I'LL your hands with slim,
and 70 about the country trying tC
ruin the reputation of men who hav,
opposed your candidacy because the!
know YOU for what you really are.
There is no doubt of the result
next Tuesday. The Republican party
of Nevada is not composed OF men
thank God. who will be- parties t.
your methods; it Is not composed o
men whose acts rcek of tho gutter
These men will give you your answc
next Tuesday. in the face of you
threat TO leave the party. And mayb,
I'm years to come the atoning day vii
come TO you, the day when YOU viii
know rcmorsc for trying to ruin Tn,
reputation Of good men. Cod gran
il may. Advertisement.
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