The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-15
THE GREAT VICTORY.

VI euuSy Nduias OulO anu luulaud nav
done their duty nobly. They have ex
erted themselves to give their brother,
throughout the loyal North that ties
vote which has been so long looked for
ward for with ardent, confident anrici
patton. Those States (whose votes are
to have controlling influence in the
electoral college) have merely responded
to the query, " How do you intend to
vote for President " by giving the un.
Unstable answer, " we are ardently aud
MECHANICALLY enlisted for the CAUSE
rely upon u.s." Party feeling has been
aroused in those powerful States. WHAT
they did for the war they will do in re-
Spouse to Grants earnest appeal "Let
US have Peace" The Keystone State ;
the Buckeye State +; the Commonwealth
of Hoosiers, each and all say to Nevada
as they do the balance of the Union
and to the wide world I" We propose
that the internal difficulties of the
American Union shall be entrusted, for
settlement, to its friends >
The example is good one to all
men. The lesson is one which should
not be forgotten while the country is in
peril. We are taught our duty as we
are taught the strength of the Right.
We are reminded that there is a con-
science in tbs country which nothing
can stiffle courage and a constancy
which nothing can overcome. Grant
is thus told : " The earthworks along
your lines are being made impregna-
BILE the available men of your COM
mand are all present and accounted
for
Men of the Union, Patriots, Ameri
cans The first and most vital work of
this year is to make sure that the brake
be applied which shall control and hold
in subsection the bad, dangerous, law
less elements which you must know
still exist in the lately rebellious States,
and which are as hot for the overthrow
md destruction OF this Government
o-day as they were when they surged |
against Grant in the Wilderness AS
mplacable in their hatred of Northern
,eace, power and control as they were
when they starved and shot down upon
{ the dead line your friends at An
Belle Isle, Salisbury and
be other gaastly, roof.ess prison COR
Ills of the South. Let the good heart
# the county, with charity to all and
malice toward none breathe the good
Message to Lincoln in Heaven that we
econd his efforts in promoting the
reat and peerless champion Of his
olicy, Ulysses S. Grant, to that e1-
rene hight of power which he has so
7ell deserved by his inimitable and
lorious services in behalf of the Union
nd the dignity of its mission and its
AVIS. Let every honest friend of the
.epublic rise to bis feet to second the
notion made by Pennsylvania, Ohio
nd Indiana, to make Grants election
le unanimous declaration of prefer ,,
nee of the patriots of the country. ,
Young men ! Do not miss the op- ,
or,unity which the Sd of November {
i'll offer you to have the privilege of ,
'ying to those who shall come after I
ou g In the eventful year of 1868, !
voted for General Grant" We say 4
you, that to be able to so declare c
il! be as glorious privilege as that v
hich befell those of our ancestors who V
uld tru,hfnlly boast {" voted for a
eneral Washington. n
This year will see the performance Of n
at great popular act at the hands of r
e American people which is TO pre- e
rye forever "the flag of the free :.
arts hope and home" The surging Il
lows of treason, corruption and evil n
duence-all that is viciously opposed it
progressive Republican rule in this y
,vernment, all that is no less viciouslv A
r.