Carson daily appeal. [volume], October 23, 1873, Image 2

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fifcie parson bi!g glpjiral
CA-ItiSO? CITY
Tfcandmr October SSS. IMS.
Gbast gets abnsej so lunch, aiul
there is bo much of that silence
vhicli seeuts like asseiit to fxe tui:e,
that ouo loses eilit of Lis gnat
characteristics aa'-il Le, Liuiw If. in
quiet way, here ami n&uiii, tlocs
aoiuetiiiug to remind us of the eoiitl
cuoed of ju.l incut ou which hU
homely tueutal structure rets. Ills
reticence seems richljr cliargetl with
the germs of tenteutit:3 wisdom.
Wheu he Sjioaks he otters aphorisms
like the surest way to iliiistnit
the balnes of a is to fail Iif nil v
execute it." It i said ha is clo.-se
fisted as to niuuey. Qtit likelv.
things wanting and the things need
fill? Is not iubereut vi'ilom
e ifer ami more valuable gift iti the
public man than ilemiiil ftowers of
exrn-8iin and profound leurnin;.' ?
Is it the lxk or its liu.liu? t!t we
Hhal lvalue? The head of the R
nl!ic hliould be kIiii;w.1 for use ami
not ornameiit. When we ran hit
npon a man as ornate as Everett nnd
as ruJ.ic -hated as Grant we flmll
find xoinpibiii; 'ike the ierfi-t man
Until Ihrn let ns lie oi.btt tit with
ntiliriliiaiit. prosv practicalness, nil. I
carve our I'rcsi-Ic nti.il heads cut of
durable tuff.
A si 1 Johnson l.t S7i$,000 liy the
failure of the First National Sank of
vi asmngton. Aiiii lie savn lie can
Etund it. He lost it as he got it- by
au accident for had it not leen for
the caprice of fortune which niade
Us min i is a close nsteu one :-ne . Lim Presj1e,lt Le WOIlM uot Lave ,..
wastes no words ; spoils no id. as l.y .,.,, tlmt sn,nfl!r ,!lkB it
th smotheri:!;; thetu with witrji
voids words, apparently, a I hiukiii
tbem like t be the llotirjees and
flnmmericsofspeech.shatiiein pl.ii:i
nuf tshunab!u thought. His Co
drev letter, several d.ivs since given
to the public through the telegrapt
strikes as as ths soundest essay on
the subject of resumption that has
been altered bv anybody that ran be
beard aliove the roar of the general
din. (It is the saying of something
that can be heard, when you are a
conspieaotis fiijnre. that determines
tho ditfcrencd between joar great
nd common men.) That Cowdrev
letter is vsry direct and strong. It
shows that Grant has grasjied some
of the more important strategical
points of the field. In the face and
eyes of all the prevalent twaddle
boat " an irredeemable currency.
and like fudge and fustian, be
squarely tarns corner and brings
us face to face with the andeniable
fact that oar monetary system "is
the best that has ever been devised.'
He had Already ottered the half pro
pbetic opinion that, I do not be
lieve that the present panic will
work to individuals half the injury
it will work general good to the
country at large.' Mark this sen
tence :
The panic has brought greenbacks
about to a par with silver. I wonilfr
thai ailv'er is xh4 already coming into the
market to supply the drucirncy la tbr
circal.-ttuic ntexiinin. When it does cume
and I predict that il will aoou w-
will have made rapid stride towards
apt-rut payments. Currency will
go below silver after that.
This may not ' be from out the
mysterioaa bowels of what is vagne-
Ij and dismally called " a ta teaman
ship." bat it is vastly better than
anything that bears relationship t
that wearisome and high sonniling
a iperstitioa of politic, the pi tin
ear way is the best w ; and if that
fact does not underlie the initial
points of all an-essful stttn craft
then are words and abstractions bet
ter than thoughts and deeds. Thf
trntbs which are worth the most are
the most easily learned ttm life and
death anil air and water an I work
and money. Says Grant. I confess
to desire' to see a limited boarding
of money. It insnrus a ti m fnnda
tion in time of need. But I want to
aee the hoarding of something that
has standard of alne the world
over. Silver has this ; and if we
once g-'t back to that, oar strides to
ward higoer appreciation of cur
currency will be rapid. Cannot all
pi tin minded men see the clear cm
wisdom of this srt f talk? H
don'ttell Mr. Cowdrev an airy, hall
classical atury of old Greek tin iuct
nor ventilate a stry the Welch
traditions and mysticisms concerning
the introduction of round coins iu:o
England, as JSacrauieuto L'uiom
tatesm to. with a pretty tasta fur
bookish speeches would be apt to do,
bat be drives squarely at things and
makes ideas and their dressing tit
like a perfect piece of carpentry
He may do for a general bnt be
baa no business where he is. sa
the men with whom Wisdom will
die when it dies die. Why not.
pray ? Are eloquence and attitudes
and dramatic force and learning the
to have been his boarded salary that
he lost.
Tua STAK-GAEit of the Enterprise
illustrates Lis fervid euihusiasui in
the cause of fcit-iiee by a nietcoiol
ogical effusion in yesterday's issue of
that excellent paper. It is yr.it if ing
to know that he is thus enabled, i
his old age and Inulily attenuation
to keep u, his Lick.
MR.
BOITWKLL ON 1BK FIX AN'
CIA1. i"'tSTlO.V.
Utah is in a nice fax. Its courts
have decided that under the pre.sec
laws it cannot indulge in the luxury
of a Grand Jury. When we think of
the delightful reunion which will
be experienced when our Grand Jury
gets together, next mouth, we pity
Utah, we do.
Key. J. D. Hammond writes a let
ter an extract from which, published
in the Rirexlle of October 20, says:
I expect to be in Anstin the first
Sunday in November (Nov. 2).
Sylvester Lethkbxdgk has been
sentenced to five years in the State
Prison by the District Court of lan
der eonnty for shooting one Jack
Grant "with intent to kill.
Thomas Hide died at Pioche on
the 18 th instant from injuries receiv
ed in the Raymond & Ely mine. Ee
was a married niau but leaves uo
children.
Relating; to the case which fur
nisbed the motion that was urgued
liefore Judge Hillyer on Tuesday,
the telegraph says:
Pim-lie. October 21. In the case
of the Katmoud & h,ly (JinHtiiy vs.
the Kentucky Uoininiiy the ueteud
ants attempted to disqualify Judge
Fulicr. Iut wt-re overruletl. It is
w thollKht that the aw wiif lie
trieil before J Udiix iS.-atty, of White
Pino, without jury.
Pkbltmisaet Exami.vatio.' Yes-
terd D. W. Cm rry had a preliuiary
exaininallou tM'Ioie Justice Van
tf.tgeu. It will le reiuiu:eied titat
iithellib of August last. Clieiry
shot and killed Win Kieeie with a
shul-guu loailed with liird shot. The
wXauiluatimi lirougut forth I'llt few
new facts in the en. The evidence
would lead to the iulereuce that
Cherry, thinking Kiesele to iw h t..iel
ho had stolt-u articles from 1.1 cor
ral. had tired the first time wi.li ttie
lutentieu f Mopping tne supjHisrd
thief, and not healing bun make an
rci.lv, and seeiu liiui uioin on in
the dark, tire.1 again, tliinkiug the
lirstshot To have uji-sed the mark. Ii
seems evident that Cherry coiiid not
have intruded to kid any one. ills
u statement is the ouly version l
he affair w h:cu pretends lo itive the
nets of the HhooUllK Cherry was
admitted to bail lulhesuui of l.fjOO.
Pi .. htc.rJ. ,it. TJ.
MCBIKK AT TAHaltA. SaVS a tele-
grm to the associated press:
leiiauia. Oct. 21. A man named
Dan liuckle. , w ho has beeu in lull
tuacy with a wuiuau of I'l refute
naiu d Cora liee, called ou her this
m ruiug witii a loaded sliotguu auit
HUiiiidd aduiiitauce, which she
str-ruly reiUseU, at tne sauie time
nourishing a largo kuiie. Buckley
alined to Injure Iter, but Was pre
veuteil b Deputy Sheriff Clark. who
noticing luckley walking with a
shotgun, and anticipating trouble,
went to the wouiau 'a house and pre
vented an affray, 'ibis afternoon
Buckley calleU at the house again
and shot her in the right breast, bhe
lived about one hour.
We reproduce as follows from the Ne
Turk dispatches of Tutuday:
To-niglit Mr. lSoutwdl, ex-Secritarj
ol I he lr-ssu:y, deliver- u one ol a com ;
of lectures un " r insnce, nud the pan,
nnd its riiuedies." Jhd-e Kdviaii
I'lenvpout presided nnd inirotluctd tue
lecturer. Ut the idea of havmu tnie;
current y liinnLt to an eqnnliti in v.iiue
-.. I a. .1-.
wuu com, 31 . iiumwell kjiI.i: " 1 make
a lilstiliclmu lietwet'U the resumption ol
specie pitjuients una tue qiiKiiz.aiiii i
tne comm. lend vame nl .i t r ciii.nn
in mis coiiuiiy wun c. in. j.ne onsni
atinn of the latter is mole iui( oi-tunl
iumii ine actual lesiiuiptiou ol si.ei i
pawuems. wi.ieu 1 Ho n.t look on us
acil able or dt simMe. It is not una
Ik-able thst tin barks shall ri sume specit
j-iij tut us ; nut Hi. U..V.H in. M, iiX(-t
will, it the l.illiks me 1.(1. Hie.! lo lilleeu
tiietr funeiu t lit e;,i ieu.1. rs or specie.
prat'tieuliy e shml Ijuve lesuuiid. loi
the banks ns wi II :is the coui.ti un liass
ini Itnoiih a severe tinaiu i:l crisis, and
propue t dial i:li some ol tli
C.iust-s. risst, we have n p. in l- ct;eiu
I more liiivli iTnii.tlUi.'.tiirtl. Ii i ooti-
sibir, 1 tluiik. in sn uLether lll .tclli-
reiicy is in ex.-ess or mil. lie re ar
those who demand a coi.tracsion :is a
me. as of resumim; s-,.. t ie t.uuieiits. aial
nose uiio itt-Iiiati.l an elp o.l. -n. :;s 1
lo. f. r tl.e i n .. .so ol ten. im 11..
iiniitry troiu tije i.r.-ent c Hiliuau oi
liins. Tlie Mi--pei.s o.i of sp.ici.av-
menis is due lo li.ne c..i:ms: Ti e Uisi
is rath, r a eons, uut nc- ti iLe io im l.
'ollow. O.i the il-..-ia;i ol tin-
credit of the country in Ibii'J the coin
bonds t: the Ui lii d IStnt.s. i n, ij..ii
and interest pujubie iu c. in. were b.ie
woilh t2 cfLls on the 1U), or n rc at a
discount of 13 or 20 t t ei.t, tind ih.
obligations of t!:e rouiury were not pay
able iu coin. During tue last lour y. ais
this has been lencoiid us to interest
Is ariug ol iigaiions. they Ixiiit; at par in
this und t lie cl.ii f financial countries ol
t.irope. 1 vich to corrt ct an error us t
tneir value A hv months since when
the rreuch loan was put upon the in. irk.
our bonds were lor twmtv ytars. Th
French five per cent bunds w. re taken in
excess of the amount offered, while ours
were subscribed for iu modernte sums.
The difference was that thi ir Umds were
put into the hands ot hankns at eiuhtv-
three or eiyl.ty-fonr rents ou the dollar
and sold for ehty-fuur or eighty-five
c urn, wune oars were sold at 100 ceul
on the dollar, and there was an elcrueut
ot speculation iu theirs which did not
enter into ours. Another cin-uniHtance
which has contributed to the present
condition of things was the excess of the
volume of oar paper over the actual
wants of the country. During the war
paper money was issued iu vast quan
tities; ana wnue no one is anie to state
mathematically thu law of rt Mien be
tween the volume of puper money that
may be circulated and allcsr specie pay
ments to be maintained, yet ui question
ably there is such a law. You may carry
a paper turreney to a certain
point, but beyond that vou ran
uot maintain specie payment. Take
onr volume of paper to-day aad no
one can tell v. nether it is iu excess ot
that amount, for a third reason, which
is that the balance of trade has bern
against us largely for many years. We
U ive not considered onr losses durinc the
four years of tne lute war the lossts of
the rot ion crop ami the withdrawal by
ine .noun irom active pursuits of mil'
lioi.s ol nieu now producini: in the field
lu all previous experience the failure of
banks to maintain spciie payments was
nue to transit lit canst s but the innbil
ity oi the cor.ulrv to resume and main
tain it to-dav it is due to ths ex
haustion ot the late war, followed by the
u.c.t,;o una U.mton calamines, by
mnicii uiiiliuus of dollars worth of prop
erty were BAt-pt away. The present year
promises a in iter btiuui lal condition, at
least between the trade of this and other
countries. rha non-specie payiuf;
countries of iroiie i-" ranee an I Aus-
irm p on for vears wiihont specie ad-
vai.cm- to high pr. miuius, because the
.alauce ot trade between th m uud other
countries has been hardly evi r against
hem, while the balance of trade has
la-en larg. ly avaitisi ns since the com
menceiueiit ol the war. Auother fact to
-e tak. u into account is the la r ire smcu-
tatious in gtihl iu Wall street, based ou
lie actual demand for $a,00ll,u00 a week
or the payment of d'-:ks. The balance
is at-ainst us in tinr ioreign trade and 1
aiuti ui trial it 14 not possible to r.v.n.'ji
r ret . iu s,rtcie i iiN ui-i.ts until ths bal
ance of trade is little ur nothing agui:;st
ii. 1 Lae Uo Jal'h iu any scheme foi
resumption; but I have in a generous
compieUt-usive public policy, by which
the mdiisiiy of the country shall lie li r
eiopett, its lesourees runllipliid and its
tupacny to supply f.rcigueeuctrisith
atiicies ut proouctiau increased, so that
he in m..n.i lor gold to go abroad shall
ba m. t by a dcm. ud for gold to go to the
Oi-iirU ftutles. I hope we shall r-jKUme,
ana that when we do it shall last for a
ate time.
maintained htoutly tint his first stuiy
was ihe corrt ct one. He says, iu pass
ing out ol his cell whne iu the Eureka
jail, Finney talked itti him Lurried iy
lor liw setonds, inunciiig him (Math
tuts ) to make a stct nd tsmfession. As
he now nl;. Us the stoiy, Finmy said lo
nim that theie was no thance were both
coi. hned m jail; that it dathemy would
t X. Ut rate h. Ill, he iFlblil) Would aid
u in io tst uiie, pn misii i; to have
hoie Hi lendinens, etc. Matbeuev
claims that every wind ol his tirst ton
lessiou was true, al.d thai it he is huligtd
ue win silt a to 11 lu bis dying wolds
lie is t-t.uiiistd ala-ut tialts, ssying lot
lo or Ihitc Oi.js alttr the Uiuriter he
was Urn i k and Uaittii knows ui.Ml.ll u
aooui wni.l llal.S lieil. lie is t.ltnln,
however, that the mnnitr t..ok plate jusi
ta-iore diivlii,'hl, and th..t iinncv dtait
lie latul bl..w. just a.- lelattd in his hist
coniesMi n. li.kt n all in ail it is a v. i
lennukabie ease, in.d we Velv much
ubt whither it will tvtr be n.nde en-
Illt lv vital, as lo who v.is Ihe chlel
or in ihe iiaijedv. l.uiAa Stittinri,
UH. -20.
O. T. UIEU.
SLCSCE GILL FOX.
hUtibc tli
Yol'llK l
X V i' 'i-t-H
t-H.LIitSi.
iii.ul liY blVfeN IO
o ii.. v.. 1. K-d cluiius auaint
-tilt, ol ATt o i.l. Si b. 1 i.ll i u, IDliriH i.t
t S .l..t. J.r- JMiJ xvcuntru. f riiij til wnce.
a.y v t.r. i-i i u.n.a iu . oiUit-v iu-t.
.u tt, wit. iu 1. 1. i ui n.uti'i.s uilt.1 lati (ilc ul
.ts hlsl publlcti- U ul H.1 Lo i.e.
r. 1. slAnTMl LI KB,
Aula l.ii-trutt.r ol ela.. 1,1 uetXMM.d.
Ofruu Oil , CL-I-.. r '.'j . A. O. isi.1.
ta:.a ibW'iiw
Tlks VncM Jtlurtler.
Afl slrtat'y annoni ctd in tbc-se col
umns, Dan. Muihcnev, ou Friday, in the
District Court at llaUiiliou, pleaded
untv to the charge ul murder in the
ursi utgrte, in the matter ol the killing
ot CaKin Green, slid adhering to his
oriyiu-.l staiemei.t that F'inney was in
terested witu him. D.-puty bhentl
Walsh, who returned from Ilau i.lon
yesterday, informs OS that Matheuey
seems eutirely Ustiess in regard to the
matter, and to ail appearances does not
realize his situation. If he entertains
au opinion at all on the subject, it is that
be will not be banged, lu an interview
with Mr. Walsh yesterday morning, be
in iLliaih. aUibJlLtlit, 1..B. Bcnchk 3
LiNFGF.T.f, KELLOGG & CO
Jn-i'i-rtirs tud Jt.tLeisof
COKE&itC Af.D FOREIGN
HARDWARE
Agricultural I:i pleinut.
And Uinixg Totili,
carcen citt CLirriR flcwe-b:st in ti
AlElu I
Has. 3 4. 5 FkbhT STREET,
I'sab Hai, Sti luuibm
G1LLS0N & BARBEPs
r.CiStK S Elite, IiCRIH UFiCN iTF.iET,
CAF.S.N CITY,
Wl.cicsc.le trd F.ctcil
iuiru iv
STAPLE AKD FANCY
GROCERIES
.....IHE....
CEKEFAL KEHCKAMOiSE.
l'DI HSIOMD RAVE JVHT
iitu ifaiir tiiu nuuie rctotk of
SOIREE
PROF. R. ARONDEL
VOL CIVU HI KIRST SOIREE
MOORE & PARKER'S HALL
IN CARSON CITY.
Ow If ridwr Enaiag. Oct. . 1S73,
Oa which eceasion the Best of Uacic will hm
pniTidd. Tlwlianc will btgin at a e'ekx L
precurlj.
Adruawioa for GentUroan and Ladies, $2 SO.
f TirkeM esn be uLUiaed at Fox's Musi
Store. CaiauB atreet. o. 21-lp
JOHN C. FOX,
wftTH01.t:SAIJC AND RKTAIL, DKAle
II Ui
lMwnau
auanUaseaaa
casl 1
mni If wale
B O O KS,
SHEET MUSIC, KAEAZIRES A REWSPaTERS,
WALL PAPER, Etc.
Pictaraa.
JSonldlvar Slsas,
tfwaieaU Inatrwmeaita,
la.ry, tiooda,
Taya, Nuliona.
riahins Tackle.
atswrUatr AaasrataM
fOCaKT AND TABLE CITLKRV,
Watches lJM Clocks.
aavw- -jr.
SILVER & PLATED WARE.
IV at tr be, Clocks aad Jewelry Cleaned
and Repaired ahart lice.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
LAK7S AaO FIXTURES IH .SEAT VASIETT-
-AUO
Pianos for Kent.
ItT Eastern Papers and JlaKaziaea received
dialy. Agent for Ul the leading Daily aad
Weekly P tpeis of tha Pacic Coast.U
r Ageut for bteiaway A Co.'a. ana Balnea
Brothers PIAKOS. for the State of Kevada.S
JUBX a. FOX.
n-t: Caravn City, Nevada.
FELIX K. MERZBACH,
Professor of Music.
CABSOV CITY NETAoA.
NONK BIT THOSE
wiiihuig a TIluKuLGtl mnsival
aitiueuca otitl apply.
ks-jo-tl
I aiu uum actias as g'Ut li.r ttie ocexrelkd
Ctmki rug, AaaU: and Hallit A Havis l imiof,
v.hu li 1 am fcelluig at ben Irant ico prit-ta.
All these iiistruuuiiia are warrunted lor five
yeux Klid iuraD:etd to stny in taLe for one
ar. InstruiuentK aoia oa ine ptipuiar iukuii-
uacnt plan, 'l'fce bet lunuie f uruii-bcd on hort
uotli.-e lor private partita, balla, tc. bin. 1 r-
dtra tbreuab the n il to K. FiMi Urooln' alaiiic
V inp.ii.uri 'UtelkrHJWt.
JL !"
FATILY CUCCLR.tlS,
CAKP (.IPFUE8,
Household Coeds.
VIUZ LIU LIQLCES,
Crockery and Classwsrs
V.CCSLR .NJ WilLCW Wi.EE,
Shelf end Ctso Cccca.
OILai AXD FICKLE.
HARDWARE AND FOTTEKY,
tTC, ETC., ETC.,
And invite tie cilia ca of Carton td the p ttlie
in ijititrxl tousiirt t.ur feooua kiia lain car
1-rii.c. ; ii.r e kcto m liai-a t.ont. but the
Verj Brit Gocde In the Alniket.
Atd Mil them at ILe
Lowest Cash Rates.
tootle delivered in all paru of Ik
citjr and BeiLbethood Fi ee of Cbars
MJT Come and look at our kandiome new
alere ana ate hat we Cave got loi tale.
G1LLS0N k
ocl'-tf
BAREEB.
r.tW COILS! MW tbLDS
OLCOVICH BEOS.,
GREAT
CRT
ma
BARGAINS
COODS,
rLOTULVO,
CAKPETS,
BOOTS aad IBOU.
Etc, etc, ate.
WE WILL iELL THE BEST COODS
AS
I.OWBST RATES.
All are respectfully invited
G RAIN D OPEM1SG
...or
Fall and ft inter Goods !
SHEVER t MORRIS
AhK Itt.lr.VI.NU llihi LAhCtsr,
i inunt and CLrairet etotk of
GCCBSf
CARPETS,
And Reedy-nas.ee utcies' Suits of
OH DtobcniAtoriB.
A Fall Anwruyt-at u a-axueV, Mlaaea
All are xtxiitttluili uivued to call and iner-fr
the Oomla, anil be coiuii'tu tliat tlie ineaoese
Oooda m sold at
bllEYER A K ORRIS,
Canon Street, nextuoor u Vella, Aargv tw
r.x)Tt't OCiie. umii unj, ev. aeiii-tf
TOAtAv Or IliK MAIL.
A
NEW AND ELEGANT STCCK
or
Fall and Winter
DRY GOODS,
Carpets. Oilcloths
Ladies' end Misses' thces,
CENT' rCRMKUIXO COOllS,
Fauy aad Millinery Geada,.
An offered at tha
New York Try Goods Store!
....AT....
Unrivaled Low Prices !
All Goods an Hamuli d to ba tlie BlfcT is the
. Atuket.
7' Ladipa of Careen ar.d virinity are rer-
aially iuvittd to rail alid aavikly intbanivtfe L-
lont J uteiiatu-t; eikt.iiire.
HARRIS BROTHERS
Aetata for Crovcr A Baker Chain and Leak
Btitcb teiru i-kUju... vibicU are tolu ea
AAbI 'itKAlS.
Mlf-'f B1BUU EBOf.