The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-12
Thursday Morning, Nov. IL, 1865.
THE EFFECT OF GRANTS ELECTION
IN EUROPE.

war was mere physical mastery owe
the aggressive dogma of State Right:
The election of the Sd of November wa
superadded and final victory by ii
superior force of moral and politica
mower. Calhounism has been ulti
mstely squelched, and the nationa
entity is proclaimed. The majoritie:
evinced by the election constitute
the moral force the practical signii
canoe of the election of Grantand Colfaz
IS of itself the political enuncia,ion
which is not to De misunderstood or mis-
erpreted-because, so far as men
may be trusted, they may be relied
upon to carry out tie purposes Of the
Republican party. Wien the powers
Of Europe, wholly inclined to recognize
tie Southern Confederacy, and more
shan half inclined 10 render it substan-
tial aid, attempted to erect an Empire
N Mexico, it is not impossible than an
annexation of that territory with - the
Confederacy was contemplated !:
whether it was or was not g in the pro-
gramme," there is nothing wanting to
prove that direct European Intervention
IN behalf of the jeff Davis Government
was only repressed through hesitation
Of the result of such action. Zach
great power OF Europe, playing the
others fa!se-there being no honest
friendship between any two of them
we were saved from an interference,
which, if unint rrupted from abroad,
might have proved too much for our
great war making capacities and We
we're left 10 battle, single handed with |
1ar domestic enemies. There is not
vac moaarcbial Government in EQrope |
a-day-not excepting Russia-that does
lot experience sense Of dizsappoiut-
aent over our remarkable and incom-
'arable success. Our destiny is a sole
ism and now that our nationality is
4 assured success, now that the :" ex-
,eriment Of a Republican form Of Gov
rlmsntf is welded into great aui tam
itle idea. Europe can do nothing to
revent the full Accomplishment Of ii !,
es;iny. f.
We escaped the dangers of armed at
.ck upon our land forces from the great
-estern powers OF Europe through the
auses TO which we hare briefly ad-
e9tei but there has been, even since
le wds, an equally dangerous, because
more subtle and ;nsidious element of Z
at work, attempting TO sap !
.e foundations OF our material pros !
srily. England has held out against !
II - Alabama Claims" for another c
ason than the potent one Immediately {
ro.ved. 1t must be remember tia; d
e Confe,leracy created debt amount g
: 10 thousands Of millions of dollars. e
} long as 1t remained disputed point :.
to whether there existed q political 81
yer, inherent in " the Sovereign ii
ate5 to create such debt, so long "
IS there a hope in Europe, where it is 1t
'5tIy held. that one day it would be W
id. England and France are in pawn OF
the Rothschilds. Those governments AZ
i that great firm are mutually de- te
adent. Belmont is the agent Of that ~
meuse money power. He holds the =
ranization Of the so-calIed g Demo :;
tic" party in bis grasp; and the pa
Ter day, when Reverdy Johnson told AZ Il,
, SLerilf5 Of London that the United in
,tes would pay the great debt, lie n
1piy told the Eothschilds and the ab
nks of England and France, that the ap
u-teentil Article of our Constitution pa
2 valid, aud that the Confederate debt c"'
5 hopelessly obliterated. 1t was a
ID sign when the London Times had on
good grace to applaud that speech Sc,
our Minister. sh'
BAR nationality being thus assured, air
predominant question of American col
,.irs is frIIy Srftiai Nre a-a pnu sit