The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-12
A Ixfrxl From srxAroR HYE.

! The following letter from Senator
Nye, although Of a private nature, is
n.tou. of place in our columns and
We place il before our readers in order
that they may know how earnestly our
hnnorrd representative sympa,hises
With them 10 iheir wishes for the wei
fare Of che country aud because OF
the reasons it contains for bis remain.
ing al presen, in Washington
WASHINGTON, August 90, 1868.
H. r. MIGHELs, Esq, Ed Carson Arpea al
My dear Friend had, until short re-
cess only was determined on, been antici-
pating a speedy return to Nevada upon the
adjournment of Congress. TO greet friends,
eujoy the fresh air. and enter upon the cam
paiyn far the cause of Liberty and Peace
represented by Grant and Colfax. Our own
noble little STATE was born amid the thrOes
of civil war. and was urged by the loyal
hearted men of the land to puton the gar
ments of sovereignty, and to enter the Sis
terhood Of States in order that BY her votes
she might aid in the maintenance If free in
stitutions. l hep the country has not been
disappointed at any time oy the vnfes or
words Of her representatives at Washington.
The record of her pespe at every election is
bright AID sound, ANT. now that we are III
the grand fral struggle, l kno,c that the,
vi Il let no stain come upon the good name
of Nevada. l predict he election of our
grand Hero and Parihcator-GRANT-by the
elec,ral Votes Of all but five States, and some
of them may be swallowed up in the great
victory which Is To crown our cau>, IN No
vember. lie, Nevada march with firm tread
in her accustomed place i'll the grand pro-
ces>ion. So great Is nv affection fnI her.
so strong my gratitude for the honurS she
has seen mt so frequently to confer on me,
and SO high my faith in the patriotism of
the people. thar l do not allow myself TO
contemplate for an instant a triumph within
and their >ympa'hizers.
l shall remain here in order that | NAV
attend the September session. The conduct
ofthe President will control the length ot
that session. II he ses ks to work his vii
contrary to the obligations of his oath OF
office the Senate, reinforced by a large and
South will stand ready to APP
ply the constitutional remedy if invoked as
/; would surely be by the faithful represeD
tatives of the people in the House of Repre-
If peace and order prevail. the
meeting of Congress in September will be
fora few days only, and | shall be able. |
health permitting, to visit home and say
something 10 the people during the month /,
Of Octnber-I trust may be able to do so.
My colleague gees home to enter into the |
canvass with his accust med ardor and en-
ergy. A uueT-hrarted and mure valuable |
and industrious man does not sit in the Sem |
ate than " illiam NJ. Stewart He is full of
zeal, strong and true in his convictions, |
ready in debate, efficient In committee and |
most worthy to be continued in his place. l
1"pe the people of Nevada will see fit to
return him to the position he now 81 wnr-
'hiiy fills and such Is the universal feeling |
II all loyal and true hearted men here.
Mos, truly your friend,
JAMES W. NYE.
These are noble words, h'iy spoken
We state the z neral feeling when we
express the hope that Governor Ne
nay be with us in October. " One
'inst upon his bugle now we're worth
bousar,o men,