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THE DAILY APPEAL
M. R. MIGHELS::::
nnnAT IOE506. art. t. ims
ths imai ntetmr.
We arc glad to give prominence to o
gratify ins; an item as tbe following. We
copy from yesterday's Eastern Slope :
Tba choice of Washoe County is James F.
Lewi alntoat without a dissenting Tnice.
While there are doubtless aany earn who do
aot concur ia all his decisions, are kaow of
Boa whe duaM his nusacikina integrity, his
aalitai mdusrry sad cloae habits of studs ;
and these are reengnise as the essential qual
Itiee that constitute a safe judicial officer.
Frosa the best information we can obtain
Jaaajre Learia'a axuau nation and election ia a
htgiasa eomclosioB.
We have ao doabt that Ormsby Coun
ty will give its full concurrence to the
choice to wisely made by Washoe Coun
ty, for certainly, no man, who by rea
son of bis tenure of office baa aaade Car
sow hi residence, bas gained for hiss
elf the respect of the citizens of this
city and vicinity more thoroughly than
Jadge Lewis; and to fax as ourself is
concerned, we believe his election to be
one of the most important steps to be
taken by the people of this State, and
wo say this in face of the fact that
Lewis views on the Specific Contract
Act are anything bat sound, according
ta oar judgment. But we feel, in com
mon with others, that be is both honest
and capable, and, as such, and as an
ornament to the bench, we hope to see
him retained.
IMTVBZMT MAKESHIFTS OF
THS BB.EA9 ASS BuTIZft HEADS.
We kaow it to be a fact that several
of the names which are appended to the
call for a Johnson meeting ia Carson
were either obtained under the false
pretence that the paper signed was a
petition to tbe President to revoke Bee-
he's appointment, or placed there an
known and unauthorized by tbeir own
ers. And what is more to the point,
wa will, in good time give some of tbe
nasnes which were dishonestly affiled to
that call. And it would seem that not
Jons in Carson is this disreputable
dodee resorted to, as the following
which we clip from Yesterday's Eastern
Slope very plainly sets forth :
Cttal Pfak. August !8th, I.
Bditor Eastern floor. Dear Sir I a.
yawr paper of the 25th inst, that the Demo
cratic party haw taken it a poo themselves to
mas my name, as one of their Centra! Com
menu, witboat mi leave or license. 1 wish
saw ta distinctly understand that I era a true
Kew-iMiran, and a Radical Union man, and
ia picking me op they have picked on the
wrong aun. And you will please find no
more room in the columns of your paper, for
thus using my name in eounaetioa with any
um-i iiMn mr uin party.
Tunis respectfully, Felix 0"Xeil.
Commenting upon tbe foregoing, the
Slope say :
The ab.ie eomrannieatina from Felis
OTIeil exposes one of th- tricks of that great
humbug the "National Union psrty." Its
efficient working members are recognized
uenaocrais. nrei sympathizers. The at
tempt to give the new part a flavor of Union.
ism by the unauthorized use of loyal names.
ifMtii-peniiT irica mac win not win in an
intelligent community. There are others
rjesi lei Hr U etf who repudiate all con
nection and association with rebels under
any aisguite.
SSAT4 T2.
"Corpor!," the Waahineton corres
pondent nt the Philadelphia Pres, in n
communication beaded '"Cnnirres from
the lisilerie-s" speaks as follows with
relation of Senator Nye :
The brilliant Senator, Governor Jas
W. Xye, of Nevada, siaits for his moun
tain home in tbe steamer on the lutb of
August. Upon the result of the rum
iag contest in that State will depend
his re-election to a body of which, dur
ing a short career, be has become one
of tbe most steadfast and esteemed
members. It is peculiarly satistactorv
to coutrist the constant and unselfish
patriotism of such a man as Xye with
the half bearle.i deportment of other.
A nature like Nye's saves a world o
trouble to others and to himself. Not
xpolrelic. but always definite, affirma
tive, positive, and frequently Regressive,
he is never approached by tbe corrupt
nr. doubled by the traitors. His min i
is never disturbed when a gre:it issue
rises. Spontaneous, and always true,
h: marches up and takes bis Ma ml
among tbe right men. And bow incon
ceivable is tbe influence of such a ch.tr-
eeter, especially upon theyoun); men of
our country! Well miy we value it as
we deplore the pernicious effects of what
are ciilcd conservative politicians men
who, either from natural infirmities or
corrant longings, out of their own de
moralization demoralize others. A uiv
correspondence with tbe Sunday Press
will cease bit the present session witii
thi letter. I can only hope that when
nert I : look down from the galleries I
will see tbe same gallant Congress, in
spired by the same patriotism and unity
that have made the first and now clos
ing session one of the most exciting and
interesting in oar history.
s
TBI rraiSITB SLKCTIOSkXAIllO
TUP.
Since wcmagoguery if his constant
impulse, his sole political moving senti
ment, (if the incentives of a shameless
charlatan can be termed a sentiment) it
is to be expected that the present in
cumbent of the Whit House will, in
this, his greatest opportunity eihaust
the arts ef popular clap trap and press
nto his service all tbe possible scenic
effects of gilt, laquer and illusive panto
ne. With these objects paramount
n bis miad. he stalks fortn among tbe
astonisbed natives of tbe Republic over
which he so grandly presides, and.
danked on the one side by the Chief
General of the nation and on the other
by the First Naval officer of the Union.
he intrudes himself among the yeomanry
oftbelandina state of magnificence.
which, guaged by his own standard,
is more gorgeous than anything that
ever entered tbe mind of Solomon in a'l
bis glory. The fact is, like many an
other suddenly elrvated semi-barbarian.
Johnson's ideas of tbe power and at
tendant display of tbe great office which
has so strangely fallen into bis keeping
assimilates to that entertained by a
Calmuck Tartar Chief, or an Turkish
Bashaw. He is dazed with flashy ideas
and is fool enough to believe tbe people
capable ot being nuttibuggcd with a
showing of barbaric splendor. And, as
we are sorry to feel called upon to say
tirant and Farragut have let their ex
treme ideas of military and naval eti
queue get the best of tbeir horse sense
and so they have consented to go along
just to form a part of tbe pageant of the
Commander in Chief of the Army and
Navy. But the two being along, tbe
object of their presence is too obviously
manifest to be misunderstood. Ani
tbe meeting which tbe President
and train met at the bands
of Governor Fenton of New York
was one of the most thoroughly appro
priate and nicely conceived and execu
ted of anything we have noticed. It
was sternly and ponrtilliously diploma
tic and Fenton bad tbe vantage
ground ; and he snubbed tbe consequen
tial tailor while paying due respect to
tbe Presidential office, most exquisitely.
Fenton smothered tbe vulgar upstart
more handsomely and effectually than
anybody bas yet done it. And were
Johnson possessed of the instincts of a
gentleman he would be very much
humiliated by his Albany shower bath.
Rut he will go on, parading bis brazen
face and lying manner to the American
people until he shall hate finished tbe
destiny of one who, as we religiously
believe, is appointed or Providence to
give a large and final illustration of tbe
ineffable folly of trusting bigb office to
the hands of a man of impure breeding
and tbe instincts of a professional poli
tician. Tbe " plebian " is making a
showing of himself which will forever
debar his class from future occupancy
of the Presidential Chair. So mote it
be !
BY STATE TELEGRAPH
From the Gold Hill News of last evening
Nsw York, Aug. 30. The banquet
at Delmonico's last night was a very
splendid affair. Mayor Hoffman pre
sided. Speeches were made by the President
and Seward.
West Pout, Ang. 30. Tbe Presi
dential party arrived at noon, were re
ceived hv the Commandant, and pro
ceeded North.
Ai.Bs.xr, Aug-. 30. The President ar
rived at 7 o'clock, having bad a most
enjoyable ride up the river, with salutes
and cheers at all prominent places. The
Mayor of Albany went . down on a
steamer to meet the party aud officially
welcome them.
Tbe Mayor of Troy went down on an
other steamer to join the escort.
Tbe President was escorted to the
Capitol through illuminated streets,
crowded with people.
The procession was reformed and pro
ceeded to the Delavan House, where a
dinner was given by the city.
Chicago, August 30. The Illinois
Democratic State Convention yesterday
adopted the Philadelphia declaration ot
principles.
The Philadelphia North American,
edited by tbe Mayor, says of the infor
mality of tbe President's visit : It is a
noticable fact that of forty -six members'
of the Common Council and twenty-five
members of the Selevt Council, less
than twenty are now in the ci'V ; and
of these a considerable number am
Democrats. The Mayor is tcking the
only rest ho can enjoy for a year to
come, so that the absence of any muni
cipal participation was unavoidable.
Governor Ward, of New Jersey, has
named J. C. Teaeyit, Charles 3 Olden,
F. L. Frelinghuysen, R F. Field. J. T.
Niscon and W. A. Newell to attend the
Philadelphia Convention and convey to
its members an expression of sympathy
with their sufferings, confidence in tbeir
patriotitm, and an assurance of aid and
support in tbeir loyal purpose of
securing governments republican ia
form throughout the entire South.
Full returns of tbe North Carolina
election, bed Aug. 3d, slow that the
new Constitution was rejected by 198
votes.
J. J. Coombs, H. W. Hoffman, J. S.
Lawler, J. D. Defrees and W. J. Caman
haiiug called a meeting at Philadelphia
September 3d, of the National Commit
tee appointed by tbe Baltimore Conven
tion of IStM, Heury J. Raymond,
Chairman of that Committee, publishes
a call that the Committee shall meet at
the Astor House, New York city, on
September 3d. Marcus Ward of New
Jersey, a member of that Cutnmittee,
published a letter, re-publishing the
Raymond call, and saying to Raymond:
You have deemed it wise and proper
to abandon tbe great Union Republican
party ot the countrv, and to connect
vour name ar 1 influence with a new or
ganization, designed to destroy the
cause with which 1 sympathize and of
a bu b I am in some small degree a rep
resentaiive. tour puwic action bas
been tucb tbat I cannot acknowledge
your right to use tbe title under wuicb
tbe meeting has bee:, called. The ma
ture character of tbe trusts confided in
you and me forbid tbat we should use
them except in accordance with tbe
spirit in which tbey were conferred. So
deep and wide is this feeling in the pop
ular mind, that all who should respond
lo your call would be regarded as be
trnying the party they have ceased to
represent.
Raymond replies:
it is a matter wholly within vour own
discretion, whether you attend the meet
ing of the National Eiecutive Commit
tee. called in this city for September 3d;
but I am not aware that you bave a right
lo overrule tbe action of tbe National
1'onvennon, bv which, in common with
you. I was a member of tbat Committee
or that of the Committee itself by which
I was made its chairman aud treasurer
I need not inform you tbat tbe meeting
i f tbe Committee ran only be held
where tbe call is made by the proper
officers, and that action taken at meet
ings not so called can have no author
ity. My object in calling this meeting
was to afford tbe committee an nppor
tunity to take such action in regular
form, as in its judgment tbe conditions
and interests of the Imon party mat
require. If its members do uot choose
to attend, mv duty will be performed
I am obliged for the opinions as to mv
political course, which you have honor
e 1 me with. I trust I do not underrate
their importance, or that of the distin
guished source from which they come
I bave no desire to controvert or com
merit upon them, though as at Drescn
advised, I certainly prefer my own.
hope I shall not need to add that I bave
no desire to hold any official position in
the National Convention of the Union
party, or of any other, against the wis!
of its members; but I deem it my duty
especially as this is not merely a matter
of personal feeling, to insist upon 'eu
iarity of action as the only mode by
uliicu that wish can be ascertained.
1'tTRoiT, Aug. JO. Ibe Lmon State
Convention to-dav nominated Governor
Crapo fur re-election, and adopted res
olutions declaring that the work ol re
construction belongs to Congress; that
it is tbe duty of the Government to pro
tect tbe Southern Union nien against
rebel neighbors; tbat the spirit of the
rebellion crushed, a war is revived at
the ballot box, and that a necessity now
exists tbat local men shall bind them
selve3 together to resist it.
The ninth resolution reads:
i uai we scout and scorn, as un
worthy of freemen, thai political bias
bbeiny which says this is a white man
tiovcrumtnt. It is not a while man'
iioverumeiit, nor a black man's Govern
iiitul; ii is God's Government, made
tor man, aud all men who are lova
w hatever race, color or coudition, sua
have uuder iis triumphant and glortou
Hag all those inaticuabie rights whic
pertain lo man as man
YYasHiNQToN, Aug. 30. A dispatch
received to-day at General Grant's head
quarters from Lieut. Gen. Sherman, dat
ed Fort Laramie, says the reports of In
dian troubles on tbe Plains were great
ly exaggerated.
Chicago, Aug. 30. Gov. Ward, of
(Sew Jersey, has privately declared his
intention to convene the Sew Jersey
Legislature for the election of Senators
and for tbe ratification of Cssjstitutional
amendments, and Scovill, (be hitnorto
bolting Senator, publishes a letter,
pledging1 himself to do his doty as n
member of tbe Republican party, and
indignantly denying tbat bis former
coarse was in tended or should bo taken
as severing him from the Union party.
Cntcsoo, Angnst 31. A special cor
respondent of tbe Republican, who is
with the Presidential party, nays tbe
President's speech at the Delmauico
banquet was very skillful ; referring
now lo Gen. Grant on his ieft, and then
to Admiral Farigut on his right.
This wns followed by Mayor Hoffman
who proposed the health of the two
officers as ssppotters of the President.
This placed them in n position which
was not to be easily retreated from,
and there is but little doubt enter
tained but tbat General Grant will be
so worked upon as to make speech
fully denning his position.
irvioa H un hotics:
At the request of a large number of
our citizens, we invite tbe Union men
of Ormsby County to meet at the Dist
rict Court Room, on Monday evening
next, at 7 o'clock, to make arrange
ments for giving a rousing reception to
Senator Nve oo his return homo.
IMS PLOT IUCUII!
It is rumored tbat a petition is in
irculalion among; tbe friends of Go
Beebe, for the removal of Warren Was-
son. Assessor of Internal Kevenae
The ground assigned is, that Warren
never served in tbe rebel army, and bas
no pardon in his pocket. Tbe move
ment is understood to be in retaliation
for the petition heretofore mentioned
by us, for Governor Beebe's removal.
THOMAS MOTHLstllvHI
Can. Cltjr,
ttriLL rCRNlslI THE BI8T
Of
II
fOR
PARTIES and nALXK.
O" Orders may he left at the Onusby Huass,
anll-tl
E. F. E0ST017,
sfANrFACTTREB AND DEALER IS
tsBOOTS ASD LEATHZslC
HAS OV HAND. A GREAT ASSORTMENT
of FINK and MINING B .UTS.
(krfoat Bmtt Made to Order and Warranted U w.
ttewatrlmar d.mewifrt neatness and diPTiich.
Aim, leather aud Shoe sindinK. eonniptinrz of
l.emoine Jedoti Call aud Kir, Bach, and Lioins I
9 A ST A CRCI SOLE LE.tTHKR.Ar
-Krirk Sfc.re. opposite tlie rissa. my29 tf
TO CHKWERS ASD SMOKEMt
THE StBjCRlBriK HAS 05) BAND
sums
700 Pawn
s sf Ftwe VlrwIwIaChkew.
taaj Tonsaccw.
auo.
OO Psaadi
S Aaawrffedl StaawMwaj
TowaecOs
Which will le Sold on vers favorable terms. A
rare chance fur briiatns is o(it-r-d.
JOHN O. T"X.
f. l.2i-tf Croii B.. Store.
JOHS WiOSEB. JACOB KLINE.
C4RM. CITY RRLWCRt,
INT1TK THE ATTKNTloN OP OUH
VV frit-rd. at.d The r-ul-l:r in ireneral to lh
.Mst Pioneer B-ev-rv in the 1mt-v. strer-
f tre preparetl ai all tiuiratu funiisb ocrpalrour
silh
t n 1
In large or small quantities.
At the shortest notice.
We also wish to intimafe nnr friends that it is
'oihliiKiif h!tta lb set- HI t oar Brewery, and
nihil a cool snd loalnilit- drtilit of lhid-li
,-ioits hererai-s, toeelhcr wilh "SwilKcT Ease and
Pretzel 11
l;ilt and Hop flapplied to Brewers in qnanti.
lik-i lo sniu
iyK. WAONEIt k KLINE.
EDWIN A. DAVES,
CARSON STREET, CARSON CITY,
( Late in the employment of flillig, ajott a Co. )
T'EkLEK r
STOVZ3M.
1 in are, 1 'umps, eto. eto.
Sheet an- Galvanized Iron, Copper and Ta f'lat
U'oikir. I';irticular attenlion paid toJohWork
-I evry aescnpl'im. dcl'fc-tt
T.
UAIK
and
'9
DRESSING
V. n
BATHiwfl a:.--Ka
SALOON.
THIS WELL KNOWN TON 'RIAL SALOON
and Balhins; Establishment will always as)
tiaind clean ami comfortable in tmta apartmeass.
Parta-alar attention paid to Hah- Cattina-, far
Ijuites as well as Gentlemen. But, Cold aad
shower Baths at all boors J. MULLEK.
jalO tf
THHEE YEARS AGO.
The Brag and Wedicine fore in the Iritis sti
ease Matins; k-Mr the Caren Theater ss)
start by CBS'S 8. HajntlB. ani fram
cesatty wsavtarTwf on a awry light stork ; sales
veraaccawi rtea(tentia to Mala m, wndasSi
prices, and a constant stads to pfae, have I. raw
tially bailt wa the taxineas, and erea ttraagh
ta dull times that it ra to he hoped may aot ra
vi an. the trade has gradual!' Iiiiiiasas, aasi
now the proprietor bees leave to intom aw friswis
and the panne eeneraltv, Ttist to stn wwuwsta his
trade, he has removed to tbe lire-proof sntildiee
adjoiaiar Wrtfc. Faro a Co., and lined the aassa
for his bosinew fa a style aneqaalea in this Stats,
and will hereafter ss Bmrntore aril Coeds at th
very Vsnl cash rates. The rtmk coanpHsssa
wall selected annrraieiit of KKICS, MEDI
CINE. CHKMirilS, rKRHMMtT, COg-
METtce, sib. oil, row ntK, Mcaua,
prnaKs. tttcKiT cnimr. rTtsT wad
PROPRIETARY HMHIK, r!!T9, OIL.
ARMMIK9, WIMXfW oT?3 (sill sisas cat to
order), KKKOSKSK LAMPS, CHIMNET?,
WICKS, OIL, ac, FANCT GOODS, STATION
ERY MADAME DEMoKEST'S ToII.ET GOODS,
and the celehrated Hi'R E ME l1 CI SB, WHIT
NEY a COLIC WEIrlCIMt. HAMMER'S
OINTMENT, and Blt.l.T WILSON'S MNIMINT,
and everv art iris nasally toand ia a irst-class
Store.
Particular ears in ths rarefnl frrarararlea ef
Physician's Prescrir-li. rw and Family Rscipes.
soU-tf
To the Electors of Oraisby Couty.
yOf WILL M.FASE TAKE NOTICE THAT
1 the tin-etor tlir reuitialion iti names of
the qoa-in-l k-lwl'-i --f t jijH-n T"n-hi ri,a to
the ta-ral Klref n o to h 1 rhl i.n the t it, da? 4
Nt-mlrr. A l. l-f"-, nl-rM al V1- o'clock
v M .si Friway. th 111 war wsT
Oclwwer, A. O. le0.
I.. C VrKKEBT.
an2SH Rethslry Asenr. I'srson 'lowesrwfi.
To the Electors of Ormsby County.
Y
or WIULPI EASfr TA KK NOTICE THAT
tin timr f.-r ttit re-iri-trti-n 'f Hit nam of
tlif tiia.ifi'i 1N-T.mi,,f t Bttr TwiiHiip pilot W
the vviierjl Kieat-tixfi t-- fc- i-ri-1 .-n ttiw b imv of
Nt.-d-mbfr. A I i1" . Wilt e-l"rw sit l o'cftfarfc
I' M .tt rMit. I Av I9tt tiajr m
OcUbcr. A.l. 166.
JAMKS M KRIS,
rLfclHH 4 Ml MEYER
Wn.I. CnNTTM K TO CLOSE OVT TUX
ft IrMhmr f thrir ?. It of (! J Hr.
rlAwdiw ml LKY Lm iVMCK.", until lb
TTuvinir rvntrd tlivir ?Tr' f Mur'TM mmm 4
Tohnir. tmfc t-awewiori r that ttato.
4bj? Ctttl MtrB if ? wtuit turyaiisfl (aJ.Vtsl
f& N BV YH(K
?-.,AA,-,lgaV
Nest dour to MnuckUm. lrmg: Swr. CanuB City.
RK-JTAVRANT HA1N0 BfKN NfW.
y tvtlttti tkru-:Lut. t m iti Irvm ft
el! k in th tnttniutff until tn u ctuctl 4 nifbt.
titi wUptttni witb mii i1m lsixnrieo tti Mm snWl
saOurslf). m m Cs-li.
M. P. JT.
jylT lr ! -?tor.
KOPPEL & PLATT.
DKALEKS IS
Geats ft Boys Custom Hade Clothing
Fwrwtaailrss Oswws,
31
Hats and Caps, Bla seta, M strew
TrunJu and VaUtri, Booti and Shoes, Ac.,
Cwraev of Carson and Third streets,
an raraww ! , Kevwstsu
MARKETS!
Carson Street,
CARSON CITY.
HAVixn ri'Kinsn Tin, -s a
lUiir rtktahiishnit-iilF- Ir.-ni Mr 1
ti.Wier.the ijndt-rsiiiiiel rt-j--rlful- s I
ly Solk-lt s-r the p-.tronai.s of aVsBssaa,
the puhitc. Thk-y liae h. -n iicsly refitted
and atll compatt- f.tTonill yii'h ai: Moi ket tn the
Male, They a til besuppli- d with the A llwtceet
Ntats.
CO.
Csr.n City. Var 10. l"-fi
mvni-lm
C ARSON CITY BREWERY FOE
SALE.
I'HK f
X aale.
FNPERSI'JNtll Hi.il TO OFFER FOR
CHEAP FOR CASH,
The Carson C'tv Blew, ry, aith all the fixtures
olohiiig thereto.
J .(MB Kl.tlX.
Carsi-nCity. Murch '2. loo.
TOUDEaMCOD
Book and Job Printers,
Book Binders,
Blank Book Makers,
Paper Balers,
536 Clay St., opp.Leidesdorff,
San Francisco, CaL
This Firm ars larre importers of P-pev,
TrintcnV sUttriala, Ink, 4c. i anil with ths
largest Printing Office in ths State, are able at
as good work with dispatch, at very lew
Parties Bsadinjr orders from the Interior vrffl
Ss served as faithfully as though personally
jresent.
Samples and priss lists fhroished if desires,
s4 work gsaraBtead ts fiss satiifmtisn
slxenti tet JL D. T7ade's Mi.
;ettw