Carson daily appeal. [volume], December 10, 1873, Image 2

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SThe parson gaili appeal
C-VKStr CITV:
tlt-dae-adar BmKWr IX
THE IXBBOUUO
General Dan Sickles, our Minuter
at MatlriJ, has resigne.1 so it is
sail. IVing a LiU aj-iritej,- cour
ageous, sensitive man, it was almost
impossible to do otherwise, doubt
less. He lial t encounter, daily,
tUe Lot and offensive niroganee of
tbo Ilklalgos bj whom Lo was snr
ronndeil ; anil there came officially
an J daily from oar Stats Department
a cold drnngLt of non combatant,
peace preserving, tlipjion ito po
litical philosophy emitted ont cf the
gills of the excellent and wise, but
not loveable or sympathetic, Secre
tary Fish. R-tweea llieso ta-o di
vere and irritating diploimitic
temperatnres who bat apaebedoraia
t ;as tr-oHii-i wonl-J uoanTtLingt-I.se
t!i n resign? Oao Lii.intJ "tnng
Iy pi-mires" and goaded to the
borders of a fighting; pLrensj ; the
next minnto constrained Vy orders
from iiadinarters to retract all firw
r.ess of tone ; and all the time
l icked at, insulted, superseded and
verdun;:ticd, Le Lad nothing left to
do bnt to closo Lis porte-folio in
dndgeon and dinst and retire ont i
of the distracting conflict. We
eocl.l admire, br.t we conld not
fjmpatuist with, any hXM fold
enough and wise enongh and sufii--iently
non-combatant and Christ-
i;ke to stand it. TLe natural thing
to do, after so much insult has been
fl ing at a man as Las been Hang at
Dan Sickles is to Lit ont .iniek and
Lard, and close the wrangle by a sc-lf-respeetfnl,
rmphatia act of resent
ment. A man w ith Lot blood enongh
in head and heart to cause Lim to
never wait to conr.t the cost when
Lis bed is violated, bnt to shoot to
death the intruder npon Lis domestic
pea?; a man coming nn ont of a
load of Eocia! contumely with the
spirit and manful courage and self
reliant ability to step to the fre
front of battle r.r.d t-tay thero till
carried off tha Held drenched i:, j
courageous gora and with a leg torn !
oTbv a cannon ball is not mad-j t f !
iho refrigerated stnfT t deal, lite a
p ssionless manikin with a pack of
oilier liroaiue;!, scowiing fcpaaiarus i
;.n.i suiiic away meir irowns an-.i
pocket their insults. There is
honor and personal renown in tLe
net of such a resignation. It is a
manfal Conting of idl mere pusil
lanimities and x'dous twaddle about
turning the other eheek to beslapped
ia week and sweet humility. We
applaud General Sie-kles" spirit and,
(unwisely, maybe) wish it might
Jind a lodgement in tho Aquarium
if State. Here are some of tho tel
egrams relating to these Spanish
vexations:
Washington, IXc. S. There is rtlr.cl
r.nce in ollici J onartrrs to talk a!nt t:i
..n!ii ii .t'il or actual n .-iu.iin.n of
?!inister Siekh s p-ndir.g the protocol.
Thfrc is to doubt that it was owing to
t'-ia iinsati.sf..et;iy romhu-t of Sicilts
th:.t the negotiati'us were ronsniuiaated
at Washington letwccn Secrttaiy fish
i.u-1 A.liuir.J Polo.
Of the notice taken of theso mat
ters by Congress tho telegraph says:
Vox made a persistent c-ifurt to get in
a preamble an I rcsolntiun recogitizliig
t Cubans as belligerents, bnt oljt
ti.ms were too nuuienms, nnd the Honse
l t-f uswl to snsjK-nit the rules for its pas
agt or to allow the resolution to come
iu for reference to a committee.
From Cuba, the following are
among the latest returns :
Havana, December S. Captain Jon
v: liar says the entire Ishtnii is iniet.
lie bits no doubt ail will be arr.uiyeU
pe ieeally and satisfactorily without the
lightest difficulty. He now declares
that be does not intend to leave Havana
nor transfer his power to Generid Muero
Cabsul. who arrived by the last steamer
from Spaiu. The feeling among the
people at Havana is quieter, aud the
tlispoeution to comply with the mandates
of the Home Government and the obli
gations of the protocol with tho United
States, without further discussion, is
becoming general.
The rounnandant at Santiago de Cuba,
in the absence of General llurriel, act
ing without authority, placed ninety-two
of the Virginias prisoners aboard the
Spanish man-of-war linzn'ne and sent
thcui to Cicnfuegos. The few r maining
prisoners were tithcr too ill to 1 re
cti vt .1, or brins youths of tmdt-r ajje
have tern st at liberty. The prisoners
wLile at Santiaj.'e wre well tieuted by
the authorities, and in no way inl.ttd
ly tho pi.pulaiv. When the l.iiziiiue
raihed t'iiuftiluos ht-r commanJtr t.-l-
(-.'rai.he.l to liavsiua his arrival. The
t'aptain-tjinciat auswr.-reil ordering the
immediate return of Ibe llazuine and
prisout rs to Santiago, where thy inilst
have arrived by this time.
Santiago deVnba, KrWnWr 8. The
t'iiit-it States s!e:mn r K itis.is nrrivi-J
hfre yestt r.lay after a hard passage.
The coiiiiuauJers l the Kansas an.t Ju
niata have not jr. t made a formal de
mand for the delivery of the Vir'inins
prisoners. The .itt.-r were r.iuove.l
from the Mro Fort this morning. The
French war steamer Kersaint ami Biii-i.-,U
sloojwf-war XtoW are in the harbor.
KtV BOOKS.
iury. iy r-r-.il. s-'-r Wi!liiu 1. .iLii;n"1i..'I
the Mutrti tmsttts Iiiptitate of 'rt-i-lit'!o;:T.
t:.i rinu.l l'r ra tlic l'on 'itr S'-ttnr .V 'li
tif Nov. nil r. ts7.l.( Xt-ar York. 1. Ap
t'lt.twa & Co., '. iirtuuwny, X. Y. ltT3.
Out of the fullness of the sonnd
and Leathfnl teachings of Thomas
If nsley and Herbert Spencer and t!i
other learned icocoela-ds of the
graven images of h;:mbng and pop
ular fallacy who are gntiiugtho old
schools and colleges of tlnir K?cnia
umliled garrets-full of literarv and
scholastic Ehc.t-r;;bbifli, the popular
mind is beginning to receive the
healthful end invigorating fruits
tlierecf. The old artificialities of a
classical education which held na
ture and manhood and the domestic
efforts and possibilities of literature
servilely subservient to the old
Greek and Latin models, and which
strove to crump the native eshnber
anee and vigor of the Saxon tongne
within the narrow sarcophagus of a
d-.-ad language and swaddle it ia the
grave clothes of its cramped and in
applicable grammar, have met their
match. Learned and vigorous minds,
possessed of too much strength to be
swamped in the dust and ashes of
their research, have dug deep into
the old, exhausted soil where the
roots of over-estimated classicisms
oncj 5enetr .ted their now past grow
ing roots. The pamphlet before us
stands manfully and intelligently
forth as a champion of tho new and
natural method of training the
yout'if;:! mind. A sentence taken r.t
nsnd.im from the interesting and iu-
ftraclivo pages lirforo i;s illustrates
'!: -J gnveraing F:.irit of the cs.-.iy.
Say? tho w riter:
I think that wo icnnr i:tv or. r.ut.. :
fcic; tit ..iti;:i'i lav ni-: t ;
of b-aming etiur l.n-iiV : but with tin
laeliur timiic the ease it-uttogetker dif-fen-nt.
Uf-ro the mastery .f f .r:a and
substance can proceed ;.-; pt.t. The
mother torsce is the only oue which can
stand to oar modern liberal fducution in
the relation, in which classical tongues
stoinl to the scholars of the revival of
learning. It miht be s:tid that Greek auJ
Latin were mother tongues to them as
scholars, because it w.is through them
alone th.it they reached the lkurj!ite
which really educated them. They were
not brought up on empty words and
barren syntax: they studied no gram
mars, for grammars were non-existent.
Xow when we have a
I phihis.-ijihy. a history, a joe'try, a law,
an etaies, which rnilKfcly till that is val
uable iu clansie-.il literature, together with
all the progress which thought has pro
eb:ced through the.se later centuries, we
not only fail to see them ns those older
instruments, really aud efficiently, bnt
we eijnr'.lly fail in using the older ones.
We abandon both to feed our liovs on a
husk wilhout a kernel. What wonder
that our tdue-ation is struck with barren
ness? Thus, nnder competent champion
ship, is our ow n language, now rich
ly freighted with a literature and
a philosophy all its own, asserting
itself and cdainiing a recognition of
its inherent and acquired worth
and its actual virtue.
The Two Admirals. A Talp. By J. Fnoiniore
e'rmper. llliistrat. d from drawings by F. J.
l Kaxley. New York, ! AMktun (Je.
IsTa. r-riee 75 cents.
This is of the current issue o
ooper's novels, paper covered, now
issuing from the press of the Apple
ton's. XoTHistj so distressful in any
tlreadfnl epidemic Las ever come to
our knowledge, of late, as the follow
ing which is among the San Fran
cisco dispatches:
A family named Manning, resieling on
Jessie street, buried the last of their nine
children yesterday. All died of scarlet
fever, and all within ten days.
San Fraucisco, December D 1 p. m.
It rained here steadily again all night
and the sierta continued until 10 a. ni.
The Kr.rnii.icAN vautx is Con
gress, responsive to the popular
voice, hastens to correct its more ab-
vions errors of legislation; and while
there are abundant bills of llepnbli
can origin presented in either House
looking to a reparation of w hat Lave
been voted distasteful enactments,
as, for instance, the Increase of Sal
ary Bill, no less a friend cf the Ad
ministration than Senutor Logan i
announced as the author of a bill to
provide cheap and permanent trans
portation between New York and
Chicago. Maynard in the Honse re
ports and lights through a General
Amnesty Bill which passed by the
rt. quired two thirds or three fourths
vote. These straws iudieate that our
prediction were right; and that Con
gress in its wisdom will remove from
ail milium not perversely warped, all
causes of grievance against the Re
publican paitr. JJ- the time the
trsent ter.ui of t'oucrfss is ended
there will 1 absolutely nothing for
the fdfttl vagary of Dolly Yardeinstn
to fed its llieLcring lamp withal.
Vi: nj.tice that ci;r old friend Y- I
j proprietor f the Occidental
Hotel, hsin Francisco, 1ms been e.r
rested for shooting at a fellow who
had becu passing Limstlf off, logns
ly, as a newspaper nan. The b!ag
gard's name is Murphy. ("When
Greek meets Greek," etc.) If there
is any oue crime thut deserves shoot
ing it is for a vagrant outsider to per
sonate a jonrualitic character, and
in that unwarrantable assumption to
get bis victuals. Had this Mnrphy
been of the regular lluhemian con
tingent and as such got into the af
fectous of the hash and passionate
MeShane, we should advocate the
immediate and unbailable execution
of Mac for his inconsiderate shoot
ing; but au impostor from the ranks
of severe and Wtll-fed Citizenship!
, n i ii t i t 1 Slit, h Siviinj Xl.-.iiauiK, L..-h trc cld tu :
should bo poppcreu without bent-fit ' fa--i vbjs 1
of clergy. j K,RKIS B.K9"- I
! . T. H.U.l rJ:. .hcr.C.r: CILU-t. i
W.K. Hrisos, formerly Mayor! WW i
of Marysviile, Cal., died there on Ul Jj LoUlN tX .bAltijJjh, !
Monday of paralysis. Mr. Hudson i ECfiSEfi'S CUM, KCBTR CAF.f OS STHEtT, ;
went to Marysville in the eaily days, I CARSO?i' CtTY 1
and while vet a vcrv voang i.i.ki !,,.,. , r-i-.'
d himself as
in extensive
dealer in pine Lumber. He was but
little more than "of age" when they
elected him Mavor. A diminutive
hake near Lis lumber yard, caused
by a slough there, was earned Hud
son's Bay, in his honor. He was a
worthy citizen and of much obvious
respectability, and in nowise a Bo
hemian or geui'd vagabond.
LATEST TELEGRAMS.
Chicago, IVe'cruber 9. The Trili'.n':'
Washington speeial bays: Xo eihcial no
tification of Sickles' resignation has yet
reached the State Department, but is ex
pected dailv. Ine tlitnculties between
Fi.sh and Sickles grew out of the ofiicious
zeal of the latter, who has chosen, it
seems, in the recent complications, to
re-present the President rather than the
Secretary of State. Uefore ha had re
eeived any instructions, and anticipat
in niiy action that the Government
mieht be disposed to tube, Minister
hiekks immediately npon receiving the
news of the executions ct Santi:o ele
Cuba, tiled n protest with the Madrid
Government. He has also since that
time and up to the time when Pish first
began to e-ouduct negotiations with the
Spanish Government without Sickles"
aid, insisted on presenting to Castehir
more imperious demands than the in
structions from the State Department
permitted. On the 22d of Noveniber it
was known that the relations with 1 igu
eras were of an unfriendly character,
and it was about that time that Secretary
Fish decided to conduct the case without
his assistance. At the same time it is
stated that Fish took Admiral l'olo, the
Spanish Minister here, into his confi
dence. Sickles very naturally became
discontented, and advised this Govern
ment that the Castelar Itepublic was a
failure, and that the United States Gov
ernment should withdraw its recognition
of Castelar as the head of the Spanish
Government. The Secretary of State
de-clined to take the action advised by
Sickles, nnd the latter will now come
home and lay his case before the Presi
dent, whose views he has reflected
throughout. The Presie.ent will not,
however, there is reason to believe, sus
tain Sickles, who, unless there should
be found another place for him in the
dinlomatic service, will be remanded to
private life.
The ever famous warship Kearsage
has been just put into commission,
at Mare Island, after a long season of
laying up in ordinary.
Mr. Anna S. Brookk
Xc w Millinerr Store, two doors Sowth of the
Penrod ( Ailanist lifiusf. An -atiic!y ut-w RKort-HM-ut
f 1 jhr:K and Mifws Huts and J)iitm'ti,
trimii'd in !ht urn iuimtriaMr styU-; on
Rale finest Feathers, KililMliK aud evt-ry
diKt-riiliu of Millimry tiots. Hats trimmed
t oltitT. l-i nit-mlitr lir m w adiiirs ". tU'7
ntitt rick- Paper PattrrniiaBfl Sheet
Mimic
At K. Frt d. PrtKls'H crtd sl-re for iuiixrtet
6-;ars, tuba.-eo, books, Btaliout iT. luuKit-al in
btriiuif lift, rlit ap j wt Irr, torts, te at Theater
Kls k. nut dmir to ilat. hiuclull's butiiier
ehi p. Carson fity. Anry f ir all the Califor
nia jiaiM-rs, UoUl Uill News, l!-turiaU and Sla-4azini-.
MtLirxKr.x. Mrs. And, rson k Kooiiy, Faf! -ionable
3! itliiM ir, r iikt cf Ptcci.d and Carbon
ntr f ts. pjioMtrtht Crmtlj HcHve.CalTi.cCify.
OrU rs polu-ind. o-7-lf
NEW TO-DAY.
1?OR SI.F. IH)
flT.iroKNIA-lii'.i
OfC'R LOT F FIr:
OWN Al.r Al.FA. in 1 tte
tvt mil. fo. rash, lit li.arliot latoa. Our S.d.
mililo ili:.t i:i.ii.rlid from c'.iili. is Lni- tnil fnt'
Imiti Miirt.-ird il I'thir tir iL'li h.t t!. Vt-T-JU
flow. r. mi Ori.Sted, t
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VNi'TJiri lu::.ti:!, vxkivallku
Mcr.r c.i- ti;i: state.
KEW A KB E L E S A ri 7 STOCK
Fssli and Winter
DRY GOODS,
Carpetc, Oilcloths,
Lnctles- and Misses' Shecs,
I. l.'XTS' H UMSHtXt; COOKS,
Kattry nit.l Jllilltttriy CcctTst,
.'.: eft. r .1 it ll.e
New York L'ry Goods Store!
AT
Unrivaled Low Prices !
All Oi x Is are v-urautcil to b TEST intLe
tuktt.
tTLadirs rf t'riTn lih! vitinity tre a.T
Amity ii. itil t il ami ftifj thn.ttlv(b K-fir-
j ur Lssztf; f I-k vl.t re.
HARRIS BROTHERS
.'.; r.?s f.T Oi-iv. r Esi.r Clsun and Ivk
fi tioiti;;.ii; i. r.u iitun
staplc .::3 fa:;
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Vu? Lu ft ik b
GENERAL fgEROHAKDiSE.
rini: vui:i:siur.n ii vvk jit
KAtVStLY CRCCEniES,
"CAMP StT?L:S.
Household Coeds'.
WIKES AKD LIQUCRS
Crotkcry and Glassware
V-XSZlii AK3 WiLLCW WAKE,
SheEf and Csse Cccc's,
oils An ritKLirs,
HAECV.'ASE AND FOTTLRY,
, ,. . VETC:' LTC.' "C"
Ami utvit? the citiztcsof Caron ar.. the puM'c
ir. in ral to ii i;tt-t cur m.d Ukiu tmr
I cicfn : fur v.e Kit t u Lutd ntue bra tl.e .
Very Bett God9 In the 3XaiUt t.
And sUI ilicni t the
Lowest Cash Rates.
G ootid tlrHverrd In r.H jkjI rf I lie
city unit ncijfUbut liccU KicV vitbarc
C-n.e and k at r Lu.drf d.c next
fctOIC SOd Ste W but t LfeVC tiltr.
GILLSOX i
r.rl-.Mf
BAKLEi:.
Found A1msj !
AT Tilt
CITY MARKET,
Juliets- ss'X'REiaT,
PURE PORK SAUSAGE,
Lirei Pdddtnc', Heitd Ckeet
Blood Padding,
AXD IX FACr Ai-L KINDS OF SAVSAGE,
ALSO
Brtt. Mutton, Pork,
Veal, Lamb,
Ami the like.
PICKLED POHK,
CAI-VES HEAD AD FEET.
JOHN P. MEOER,
l'KOPRIETOK.
Curscn, Oct. C4, lt7?.
K E S T A U H A N T
AND
CHOP SOUSE
Magnolia Saloon, County Building.
It mrjr Kaiser Prourirtor.
Meut at all Lou aj and night.
del-ti HEXIlT EAISEB.
ALP A. Xj J. !
xew ;iiti :
SPECIAL NOTICE i
Great Reduction in Prices'
E. B. RAIL,
Corner of Canon and Second Street,
CARE CM CITY. NEVADA,
IMPORTER AXD WHOLESALE AD
retail dt aler in
HARDWARE!
COAL, X1C373I;.
(fi
GO
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:C0
G5
j 27 X 2JT 1757" Xi- 1Z1 ,
! Crcckcrv an-1 fi hiss ware,
! "
!DC3RS. W.I.E&WS LH2 BL!?tCS,
. w
! Fa mi Is, itiU, TAv.
i Cl,.lfeiIlfft( KtsT vcy.
1 cf ei,WSiat. udf.ro.t
CUcapcr -atcs
'' T! vu "l ' ''n'1' f V.""' I,""n
QUiCK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.
bruitls cf I'cul lc &x.rt tu t'e Vvtn
COOKING STOVES
At Sin rrar-rl?. o e' t "'.'!: Tr- i-ht a.!i:d.
RiscL's Victor, New V.crlJ, fntit'c
an.t Itometeacl: a!.o tfce
ledaiifon Range,
TTi:UM IJ
The linril, lfceaj;et. Met Iluralilp,
I.arjret U. n, tloavtitt Cmfttip,
n st IlrkfliK Kciij.-r Hi'Jr.
l t-.T .:.-'
umi m him
il Z-J G 32 fJ ,
v. !.:. ). i win h ;: at t.
Eox and Parlor F'.ocs ct lci!
FR1CES TO IU11 TKZ TIMES I
The
viz.! S' U-p'i r-t T. !.:. h
-:.s Ii5t.
vill give rn iilta
f ;l:e I j'.t l ric 1 Lin n
Coal Oil, HO tU. rr I anrf? on.
.V)c(i.t, Nails p r t. , t; pir j-nnU, ct :
Aiif,$l CO to 1 T.; fctttl Mttlt'tf. 40 cti. fx r
pound; tel Ti'td e, 1 p r poii-T; W.M.
k Co. Civ.ss Cut Savrf, 70 it. it fot t; fett-.;
Tip- CO .1s. i r joint; Atlhi.tli- I.tiil, $.i y:r
kg; Luiltd Oil, $1 tt $l W r-iT gfci:.n; L'ailin
Kupi, li tts.; Lrocrus, a bits to 4 iits ti'!.:
V"kkI Fus, 3 I its i-trlf'O Uii: CrciAi tr-i
i liAiVVgh httGnr.s, lfi:iiti: .ii!. tt'.f at
LESS tkiu iSan Iruiu itxo I'lin s.
iFAfiEY BASKETS AKD EIF.D CAGES
f At I.KSS tbau J-Uiii FrancUce TiUt .
j
I -v, ill f uniifcb lo crr.r
Plows, Harrows,
Eureka & Clipper Gang Plows,
Cu Itxvjvt or s ,
Cr iiJjlLiug in !he piruliurtl hut: tt Pre
1'ii.c.
I will a ll for CASH CHEAPER than
any oliirrhouse lu trie State.
PRACTICAL TlKfitES AND PlIiMBEES
Crady to do any irork in tkcix lice cc Bhott
ootii-f.
7 Farticular Ltti-ntion raid to
Sjietlal Orders for CoihIs rrcm f an
Fran, turn ;
Will alt.nd tu BrTlXG Ai-I 11LIJNG CY
01Or.S at a
SMALL COMMISSION !
Call and Examine Coeds and Frires
liefote Fnrehaiins Elsctilicre.
E. . KAILt.
Caiin City, j t:gifeCaptt Roflttta
ORIce, Sac I iaBilier, -ice SaastK.e
Stieet. Bc50-Jm
r5 t?t