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Wht (fanon gailp. Appeal
CAKSON CITY t
tatardar. UtfiWr 13, 1ST!
THE CONFEDERATE VICE PRES.
IDENT REBrKEJ POa-ITICAl.
TPOCR1CT.
It is not a highly arif-assnring lacl for
ns patriots of the North to contemplate
that Alexander H. Stephens, the Vice
President of the Sonthern Confederacy,
is almost alone in standing npon the
floor of the House of Kepn sentutives to
vindicate an honest and honorable senti
ment of self respect as against the niaui-
foM and flippant acensations brought
against the Eepubhcaa party ia Con
gress by the Slanderous Tress, for the
enactment of the so-called Increase of
Salary Bill. But that such is the fact is
only too evident; and e n:a;t confess
that we greatly admire Fiie calm and
trntliful tone f Mr. SU plans in ad
dressing himself t.v tLis much iliotortid
sabjxt. Following is the ti lograpHe
abstract of h-t ho s.M; and it was for
treating this nir.ttcr in sach a in:infal
t.i;e as this taat Senator if itt Carpenter
and Gv'ntnJ B'jtser were? css:ii!ed by the
voire of newspaper detraction as if lliey
wire br.u.'Eiy l!aui.t:ng defiance of the
t !i n-'tct iry priccipU s if hom sty ia thr
faoe of a i iacLnl und plundered con- j
stitnerjey:
Stephen, r-f fleorgia. was t::o next
k;i?.U. r. lli' arost' t.) Lis feet with some
lifiicnlty at 1 net without tb aid of one
f the pases, st-wvl s!:pp.5r:ii!3 timNtlf
with a crnt'-h nii'ler Lis left arra. Many
members lift their suits -r.d yithtred
uromi.l him ar.d Lc ws listened to with
marked attention. spolje with n
!c.ir. ringing voice wh: h was d's-tirvtly
Miiiiible ia every poition of the chamber.
His manner was iifrvuiis and Li re
marks veiy liircssiv?, n.r.y of Lis
sentences Ix ing ineorrplete. After
peaking of the comment. of the press.
Stephens said the gentleman from New
Voik (Freeman) Lad spoken yesterday
ef dtmagopnisra. He (Stephens) niain
laint d that there ennl be no statesman
ship without it. There never had been
a statesman who was not a demagogue.
There were two kinds of demagogues
the t-liaiu and the genuine. The cenuinc
Utmaogue was a emu who led the
p'ple, who pniiUd the people: while
the sham d. cjay.ij.ae paiidered to the
errors and prejudices of the poepie. lie
wr.s ry plsd to say that the Increase
i f Salary bill was a ruc.tsnre for wl.ich
i ithir p -litital party Tras responsible.
Hi- ppiLion was that the IXcocraey
ia propeition to tliiir voted in Coa
f.rofSwirc ijuitt' cs rcspcc-il'e is the
ps! Itoacs. Ti.e Crt great tr.:n-.:tt(
l--rncd ia tl.:s life, as taught in t!:t
rcLoe-U tf anci- it iitrto, v.is tdi-cru:.t-
"."tc it
'-CT1 tc" vl.:ca inul.tu i-:
::s i; i:t, f-V::l that vhi. h W;-.s
iheu-;I:t u ::s
Co:
tcss PRSed tho retroactive- law ,
the last seskr. U ha 1 a coss:stcr.t risht
t do eo. H -r.f)t Eaying wuethr-r it
V.-.3 sp-lit r.t er n: t, but 1.0 b!u.L
i liouid vest ou the cheek of anyiiian
whither he votes for it cr not. He
t-hi-.nld hive feit that ho was as jr.st!y en
title .1 to it as it he was only to receive a
t! :!ar a day. It was a Constitutional
law pr.F.sed,ni:d mruilv-rs were as mueh
eiitliUd to tlie whole as they were to any
time received under it. If any thought it
was too rauch nnd received it, he
( Stephens) would n t cast a slur upon
biui for doing s. lbi was not gnini; to
idace a value on his wn services as a
Hi present at ive. but if he were to state
wL:it he thoucht thr- services .f a l: pre
Kcntativts ought to be worth, it would o
fir above the figure of auy law that has
ver been passed. He hail t;iven it as his
f ir.ion in his hist speech he made in the
House fourteen years ago that ii the sala
ries of the members of I'omjress were
$l,l".V, Secatcrs $Ij.XH. Chief Justice
;f the Supreme Court ?W0. Associate
f ;id!;e $i.0lt. the rrst ll,N)i, it would
- v,,r for tJj0 co:.i:try at large. He
-ion still, and be ct-r-
L. id ihe " ,
taiislr could not v i' for t?ic Wl rennn-n
J y thecoK-rcitt-.c. Vut believed that the
unwise action t.f List Coni. s vras tbe
tl-vlitieu if the frai.ki;:g priiihi .
Tntllouse corn ns iltcc on appro
ju; at ions Lave m-cnnnetitlotl tbo ftp
propriation of ?10,000,000 to put
the navy on a war fooiin":. Tbo
tronctry will saj atnea to the propo
sition, anJ the virtuons intlcpomlent
press will raise a bowl of theft ami
plnmler against Congrcia and tbe
KaTj Department.
Senator Davis cf West Virginia
proposes tbe repeal of tho law en
acted by tbe last Congress exacting
Tmtage from newspaper exchanges.
His proposition is a wise and jnst
one. Tbe people's mail bags can
well afford to carry tbe people's in
f rmation free of charge.
Asonira Mate has been fetched op be
fore tbe Admiralty Court in San Francisco
charged with unwarrantable crnelty. He
is accused of having b;4er a sea-cook,
when it was the ctHfsLns:nes to pound
the mate.
AFFAIRS
PACIFIC
Senator Edgerton has moved for the
appointment of a joint Committee of
the California Legislature to look into,
and report npon, "the transportation
question." Laying aside all suspicions
of the motives of so facile a time-server
and cpecial-pteadcr as Henry Edgerton,
and assuming that he is actuated by a
conscientious desire to serve the public
(rather than pettifog Air. Booth's case
for him,) we will accept his professions
at par and quo to them at their nominal
value. If there is any one qnestion in
which the people of Nevada and Ca!i
foraia are interested, it is in the ques
tion of facts concerning railway trans-
portation, frankly and fairly stated and
civen to the public without coloring
from either side. Everybody kuos
that tae Central I'acifij Company Eiain
t:.iu a rata of way charges for the
carrying o Irtigtits anu poyei a
largely at variance with the rates charged
f.-r Through travel; and it is this system
e.f discriminating charges ab-mt which
theio is so mr.c-li of fault-finding. Now
leaving out of the question the many
abstruse theories i.ul iiao-spuu disserta
tions upon the s it -m-e -f rai'wiy man
agement, (ml these involve too pro-
ad a problem t be Ivcd l-y tuy
einer iroeess tuau e:i; lui, u:sT)a-.ol.ale
studv.) let cs d. al ith some of the
possibilities and v.Lispiicd probabilities
of the Central FaciC: Coa.p iiiys status
and current business, and then judge if
there be not need of a careful bud calm
and i;npart:z.;U iuspeetion cf its affairs.
The most impoi'Litt tiling to be dete-r-nJ:ied
is, Is the C ngre.-s if the 1'i.ittd
States justified by cxi.-uugci.cunistancts
in filing a reduced rate of passenger and
freight ciiRrgts over this line; and if not,
why not? It is generally known, or
held to ba true, that tho half dozen of
persons who are at the head of the Cen
tral Pacific Company's affairs Lave been
made millionaires by their railway oper
ations. (So many r.nd obvious are the
evid; cces i f their pnssession cf great
wealth tL:.t it would hi preposterous to
doubt their opulence.) l'.ut, the ques
tion is. Is the current business r.f
this railway remunerative to its j
ovaers? Do; 3 it " ay," ev;n r.t the i
preseiit high rat's of fnigl.t and travel, I
to rsa that vwiJ? 1X--t is the q-.p.' lion, j
WL' U v. k at t::o Io:ig strttclns of j
trade lh .i t.v.v, fao a 1 :i and ": .- I ite
w-witc as. at I.-?'.' V-' ircra i;.r.
tae low-s;K-icn as : lion, That the sns
teiite.tion of Cia compuiij's creuit is tho
chief rcacn rby they r.rs unv.iiiin; to
plead iu their sclf-dVfense that thespursc
ness of the population r.Iong ths line of
their road compils them to mate these
hiu charges in o:tler that tho current
business mr.y p.iy the current expenses
aaJ thct even at present rates thr rait
djts no' pay. Vi'e suppeet that this is the
f:ict entirely ignorant as we are of v. hat
the real truth may be. If, on the other
hxnd the Central l'ueific Cempany are
mating the huge profits that they are
popularly credited with, then, most obvi
ously is it the duty of Congress to inter
pose it3 authority and compel them to fix
their charges for way travel and freight
upon a scale of reduction which should
coctemphite smaller profits to themselves
and a less onerous tax upon the travel
ing and business community. In other
ords, .' fair '".;, all round, should
rt the purp-jse and end of any ofilehd in
Tistigation iuto the conduit cf this great
public highway. It is possible that
these racilic cocrjur.itiesnr,a charged
by the critics ao-1 tuilnif s of the Central
l'aciuc Company, forced to submit to an
unwarrantable system of plunder, as it
is also possible that even with the
present rate of charges the road is barely
paying tbe current expenses of running
and repairs, and that we, the people, are
merely paying the litigimate and natural
price of oar comparative isolation. Ent
the people are in want of fair facts and
not any evasion of tbe company's affairs
on the one hand, nor the boshy bun
combe of Booth and his demagoging fol
lowers, on the other. This is what is
wanted of Congress; and we have faith
to believe that this is the sort of investi
gation that the affairs of the Central Pa
cific Company will haTe.in good time, at
its hands, whatever tho effect may be
upon that company's credit and bonds,
or howtYer sudden and complete the de
molition of the assumptions and accusa
tions brought against the company by its
enemies may he.
I VVESTICAT1NO THE
OP THE CENTRAL
BULVAT.
LATEST TELEOBAMS.
Sacramento, Dec. 12. As tho time
draws near for the election or Ijniteu
Statts Senator, the wire-pullers increase
their exertions. Both Chambers were
full of them to-day. They seize every
opportunity to buzz the members of both
Mouses.
McShafter is busy, and great efforts to
secure the Kepnblican nomination for
the long term are Wing made for him.
Wallace, Downey. Hagar, Wilson, noge,
Kosch, Farley and Irwin are all named
as Democratic candidates.
The independents are confident that
Booth cannot be beaten except by a
dead-lock. Caucuses will be held by all
parties to-night.
In the Senate, Farley introduced a bill
to abolish capital punishment. Referred
to the Judiciary Committee.
There was considerable discussion
rpon the question of employment of ex
tra clerks. Finally it was decided that
r.o additional enrolling, engrossing,
journal or copying clerks be allowed ex
cept upon the written request and con
st ut of the Committee on Contingent Ex
penses. In the Assembly, on motion ef 1'nrker,
the vote cf yesterday, which decided not
to print extra copies of the Governor's
M- ssag, was r considered, and a mo
tion to print o.l'Ou copies was carried.
Several bills were introduced and read
that time.
A JlEETira of the working men was
he! 1 at Cooper Iutitute on Thursday
ever :t:'- nndi r the ausriees of the Inter-
ua:ioi.o'.d. They set forth that large
numbers of tradesmen cud laborers were
idle and thai it was the duty cf govern
ment to provide work and means of
living for them. They eooly resoluted
to provide themselves with food and
shelter r.t:d scud their bills to the City
Treasurer for payment.
Sfkitob CaurtSTZK of Wisconsin was
on Thursday chosen by his Republican
fellow Si nators Fresident pro tern of the
Semite. He rec ived 32 votes to Ttr.r
mnn's 16. This is a fitting answer to
the cowardly slanders that have been
pitched at him so pcrsUttr-Cy by the
Lie-peddling Fress.
Fkesidest McMahos vill commute
Marshal Bazaine's sentenco to "0 years i
"seclusion." He will hard'y seclude
lor iwonv Tears; lor ue i urcauy r.iore
-
than three Feore yenrs old. But any-
. . 3 .
thing is better than the tiliin:
ased vttcrnn.
! t!ic
TunKE is a tec.poraiy utpci.sic:i of j
oiicratioi-s on tbe Bcnicia nanow-guage j
raiiweoi but tie Lepers are hov.rit- j
about its t-eserfcJ casijiS chetneg the
L.i.c- s lh:.: ;
is eii'y a ie t u
to o t a
ia Ucncrl Jijvtlkr pro- j
ik:v.a!es t
Ejects mat tr.ry r.i-ioi !
oi-e v.s tlie protocol or ttto the thaar-ts
cf a -a:;r cn v.hich tho home government
would have them to the wallopings that
Uncle Sim would administer unto them.
Cen. William, wa r.rs t'.ad to be as
sort d. will be coi:rn;cd as Chief Justice.
Edmunds of Vermont, who opposes
hiiii, wr.cts the rlaee biiLself.
The r.ErCDLiCAX and Democratic
caucuses met in Sacramento last night.
We fhall probably tcow to-day what
transpired thereat.
NEW TO-DAY.
Carson Theater !
J. A. HFRNC .. Uhm aad Manager
ENGAGE 31 K N T
rca....
Positive ly (?rC Week Only,
Or
A. KERNE,
ALICE VAKE.
FAY TEW.PLETON,
feCProa-rir bt
ISABEL VASE,
I1ARHV COCBTA1XIS
AND FULL COMPANY !
Moaday Evrenlitjj, Dtcfmbtr 13, 173,
RIP VAN WINKLE!
BTP VAN WISSLE J. A. HERNE
OERTBCDE (his wife) ALJCH TASK
LORtXA ;hU ctuia, aged 6) FAT TKMPIJITON
wrrM aosoM or
"Iratcti!avnd " ana "Jly
Ilfutchmaa'l bguf.
Yaunir
TIES DA A" Uirhtlaaaaa Cliffs
Parr pa. Ran.
Adinutsico 1 .CO.
BeservrU Beats. . . .1.S0
Box Sbwt eicn Sa'ordaj. Dec 13th, at 10 an.
dtl3-til
Bnttericlt'a Paper Patterns and Sheet
At R. Fred. Brnokfi'B noted store for imported
sKrf, tobaeco. books, tationerv. musical iD-
etruni-nt.. cheap jewelry, tovs, etc., at Theater
isioes, next .l..or to Mat. liineki li s buti licr
shop, Carson t'ity. Aftney fur all tlie Oalifor
aia paiers, Gold Hill Sew; Pii-torJala and Ma
gazines. Millikkrt. Mm. Anderson Moody. Fa! -iocable
Millim rs, comer of Beeeud and Carson
treetti. ojjpositetha Oraibbyiloafee.CarvonCity.
Ordtrs solieited. " uc"-tf
Mra. Anna S. Itrooka'
New MilliDei? store, two dirs South of the
Penrod 'Adanis) House. An entirely new assirt
ment of Ladi-s and Misses Hats and Bonnets,
trimmed in her own illimitable style: also, on
sale tho finest Keatliers. KibUins and every
disrrlptiou of Milliacry (fowls. Hat trininietl
te Older. Keueniber her new aililn-s-. dc7
SPECIAL NOTICE!
Great Reduction in Prices!
E. B. RA.L,
Corr.tr ct Carson and Second Struts,
CARSCN C!TY, KEVADA,
IMPORTER IXDWHCLT.SALI: AXD
retail dt alt r in
HARDWARE!
IB TV, STEEL,
coal, norEt
o
vrf
PI
8-
tiis: xT" jel in: ,
Crockery d'Iasa'.vare,
DCCHS. WIKCCWS AKD CLlfiDS,
Faiiils Oil lutv.
Compriaing the MOST COXII'I.ETE a'wrtttert
of Goods in this State ar.d fi r Bale at
Clicapcr Xtcvtcs
Thau sz? eff-nd ly ::y ht-K l;ctvt.n Pin
; QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.
-
t:ar.iU f I'oub'e and btr'.i 0t n
n f fl V t U t OTfJUCO
I am n w n.trL me- i' i.uiui
(M.l.rst.-l
U U U ii i n U O I U f o
At Sac Franrit-co Cost wiih rniht aduvd.
Boil.', Victor, Xrw Worli!, Paellic
nd Kome.teafii l.o the
f edafi.Of. RSLTlSe9
.,, .. ..
Tlie riai'i!, t!ieu;:i .,, ,"!lct Dural!"',
Largest tlii-r. iTravieat ( aiti.',
I', t ITi L I i ti. n-e -i . e,
Liiiii'iiM
3t -A. XT Gr 23 3 ,
VlurblwUl S.-U AT COiT.
Box and Tarlor Sto cs at Cosl !
PRICES TO SUIT THE TiKLS !
Tfcc follt.Tviug K0Ais. v k Irts Iiilfr.
wall give n Id's e? the lew pri s I m new
a IliDg Geods:
Coal Oil, ) cts. r'rgili. r.: I-eji j .erj lite
ia cents. Nails pir I. r. ; ixr round, S cU.:
Ai, 11 50U-S1 73; Stel Mtdgis, 40 ett. per
pound; Steel Wed ga, 8.1 els. i pound; TV.M.
A Co. Cress Cut Faws, "0 els. ptT foci: Stove
Pipe to cts. per ji int; Atactic Lead, ti 5 per
kr(j; boiled OH, $1 to Jl 15 per gallon; Failing
R.-pe, 16 cts.: Brocira. 3 Lila to 4 lileacb;
Wood ru--e, A bits jtrlOO frit; Greonei and
l lalrif.h SibotOui., Huntiri Ci-atn, tto., at
LESS thin ban rraccn-co I'riet.
FANIY BASKETS AND EIRD CAGES
At LESS tLan 8a a Frauciaco P: .e 9.
tCCnS, W:CCr:S Ar.O EUKD3 AT CCST !
I fun.ich to orier
Plows, Harrows,
Eureka & Clipper Gang TIows,
Cr mjtLiiiS in the Apkaltv.ral lin at Sao
Francisco lruep.
1 vail! ;11 for CASH CHKAPEll than
any oilier heme ia tbe Ktate.
PRACTICAL TIKXERS AN3 PIUMBERS
Bead j to do any work in laair liia en alioit
notice.
Particular attention paid to
Snrrial Order for Good S
Francisco I
Will attend to BCYIXG ASD FILL1SO OF
OKDEHS at a
SMALL COMMISSION !
Call aad Eiamlae Good aad Prices
before Parchasla ITlscwhere.
C II. BAIL,
Calaaa C It-, appasMc Capita.! Balldlajr
OHirv, Sa FraBriaca, 'iCO SaaMine
Stmt. aoM-lm
Carson Thcotor
li" A II K "V KLiLj NIGHT
or....
Miss MAY HOWARD
By Particalar Reqnt t of tit promJu
eat C'itizrns of i'arson.
SATIBDAT EYIMXG, IJEC. 13Ji,
(IVinR tho only night she can appear.)
A. (illEAT HILL !
TWO .(.LORIOIN COMnDIES :
"LAUCH WHILE YOU CAN!"
The pvrformaui-e will commence vith the eleg
ant amubing coim-cietta
A HAPPY PAIR
Or, Flies in the Hem y.
?.lr. Ferdinand Iloneyton.
HiH MAtf IIOW tRD
Mr r rdinand Hnneytoij, Sir. UABl'.V KVTlJiOK
After hieh 1I1S3 HOWARD will rocite tLo
tindiraud beautitul pwui,
Tnrl.tiv of PovtBlT Tlht. or. Htr letter, try
Bn t Hart. To ci.nclu.de with tUe laugkalie or.o
att Diirklta, ty Lhhx. belby,
er- i. J. 1'. -a
ir. The Poul'lc tdt!td l:ocm.
TUE I.ALV (au interest:i;p widow)
Mits MY HOIVARD
1 Le C.tntkmtu (a fcnti:iDt:d tr&vi l.r
Mr. Kairy Ejtini.
r. i:s Retard (heft ef the r.lt.i- l'if.'! 1-r laneail
fi,-. ne Frtnee; Ind, I'r-k ut '1 iice.
Steuri- u-ats '-urly. i12-td
JOBBING j;0 ORDER !
ALL CRCERS FOR JCEBiKQ WORK
. ,tni i x
Attended
Prcmpily
TO,
IT I.PtT AT 1HB
i Octldralal tl'.f, (V.n.i.e 1
j or the S-'ountxiii I"triit,
S-y lUtf, 0:titetU 1-lt.eiti-tivulMty.
DAVID HOGAX.
. 1 .
is:.!.
REAL ESTATE APD FURNiTURE
run sai.k :
tnvi-,:.jf Tin: lm :.n.t;-r.D r
V- i' lieipaltiit i. lik- i:isee- Jgi
j'.-i tim1 ?i- i.i Csr.-n. e ts- l- r n;'- l.ia im.. a
tatt sad 1-J-rM-nai tGels, eonntjtil:S i f
T W DWELLINU II O T H E S
... aM
T II K i: i: BI'II.DIXS LOTS.
one of thae h (;i i? hard-tnii-liil thnnsb
cr.t ami Fl HX1M11-U w.th an aliii ie catfil uX
Leusi hi-M f-nia.
9f The ali.ve vmrerty wi'.l le fc-ld CHEAT"
i on cash. Arriy to
a. cnAMrAC.sr.
At Alex. Lejicrt'e Grocery Ste re.
del J-tf rton Mreet, tarwn Cr.y.
BALL SUPPERS READY !
T)i:i!SONS ATTtDIU THE
ADELFKI CLL'B PARTIES,
MLItZBAt'll Bl'it.VS' ACAUtJIV.
And etii r Tistivitii s AT XI01IT, arc jnferc-!
that thiy n alwiyp ctlx'n a
HOT SL'FPES CF OYSTERS. MEATS,
Etc., ;te
Delmcnico Restturr.nt.
mvis i I'sTnx,
.-,r-Tu lrir.. r
CANDY AND CONFECTION
IP -v rr O 11 Y !
Ciitcn Etrttt, ;tst ncrtli cj the Ccrhctt Vc-Ux.
Carion City, Nevada.
All tiiivls rf Fancy anl T!a;n
O ua. KT D I E S ,
WtolcFilc and r.ittil,
VKBUING CAKES
Made to order at short notice ard with the Vs-i
n;atcr:al
g. a.
mRsniTz,
FropnetcT.
de7-1rt
Found Always !
AT TOT
CITY MARKET,
lCIJtfCl KTItEET,
PURE PORK SAUSAGE,
LJvrl Pdddinar, Head theeie,
Blood Pnddinc,
AND IX FACT ALL K1N1S OF RACSAGS,
ALSO
Beta. Mutton, Torac,
Veal, I.arul,
And the lie.
PICKLK1J POHK,
CAT.VES l!i:AI) AXD FKKT.
JOHH P. MEDER,
ri;orr.irrc.R.
Cer.n. Crt. U, lt-T3.
LIPMAM'S
Great Discovery
NEVER FAILING
And Perfectly Harmless !
I)KOBARl.V NO OBJECT HAS
called forth rr.cre rreraratiene than those
lorKESTOKl-NU AM) UKAtTlFFISG THK
Hl'MAS 11AIR. and among all J. Lliau'i
HA1K ItESTOKKK eland btjocd qneetion at
the head fofefficiency and neiftot aaety this
ie absolutely free from Sugar lad or lac Sul
phur and never fails to produce the effect de.
aired required no other piejaratioE ii easily
aoplitd. and ia without doatt the tiMlUisT.
lKt ahd chealJOBt Hair Keatorative ia Bae. Bold
by all druggists. General Agents. Chari.k
Lakolxt A e.., Wholesale iisag..;, San Fraa
eiaeo. nelS-am
N E V -iV t -A.
SKATING RINK!
TH K CXDF.RSIfiNED HAVING
rented MOORE k FABKER'S UALL for
the aeaaen, st d having prrchased the sole lifiht
in this State to the use of the
Plympton Roller Skates
Will oren and keep running at Ike said Ball
EVERY NIGHT,
Except Sundays snd nights btn balls and fes
tivals use the Hall.
A KOU4KK SKATING RINK !
The opining Eialit will be on BATTKIjAT,
November -ii). WJ.
N. 15. All partus witli'EK to engage tbe Bail
Will siiplr to the i.i'd -nigutd on the premise.
UAltKV ElilMlHMAN.
n 7-tf Proprietor.