The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-14
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First-Wr Congratulate tho ruuutryon Tho a.
sUrci success II tn. r,..,.!-t~u,ti.n u iii cv a
Congress =. ..ir,eI bv rl- , f,,,-i -, in a r,,i ri
Of the States Itt.Iv in rebellion + e. ns+ituti >,
sarurirr rgt,,I civil AMI ,,fr..,r 81 .I.- al
aud we regard i; a. the du,v ,fihe q yye~nrl,,r
10 sustain these C.n,rirnti'.nS and r,evont tn
people Of such states fr.-n I,.iIl, rel,;ttel :,
.tlte of aaa-,hy and military TuIn
Secon l-Tr. gut-altr. t,v e n --.ss f c4r,1
suffrage t al l,vti mon in the. : NTH WA. 5-
Inandef bv every consideration IF nal lc saf.tv
gratitui,a an jr-tlce ar,I must h.. rltnt,iuei-
while tn. ql.,rf,1 f ,UfTr=-e in all tha Iowa
States uroDerlv l. : ma, g., rh. ue ,.r. = tI,r.f
states
Th-d-We dr-oun.c all firms # ranudi,ti n
a. a national ime. The nati,ntlho .,r,tre.
the payment If The }ubir in !a1,f,. iu,..S in the
utmost gy1oI ftith r. orr rr. ir.,rs a, homo ~ nj
abroad-not oniy according :, The, Icrfcr Lut the
,uirit Of the law IN ia- which il W.T. ,nrrarrei
Pourth-Iti,dy. Il, rAr l,h,r # the marion
that TAXATION should bs e,iutlzeI and re iuced as
Iauily n : fI,. ,a-i,fttl fttr1 vii r,-rntit
fir h-rh- ntti,n,l 6ri,r c,ntr,ttaI A. If has
been for tn. r,-e.ery,tIan II tha Toi II f,r an
time TO come .h ,III Ee extend. 4 over A fir
Ieri d. At a 7. Iu,,l ra+e If iu-orest thef.,n
Whenever il ca, Lr,,,..-f, l.a dam.
Sixth-The. the best r,liry ~ diminish our
burden If debt is - t. iriprve our credit that
capita lists III seek 10 lend u. m Ilrv AT lower
rates Of interest rF,aa We now ptv aui must con-
tiuue t. nav =, lno-as r.r,rii,fi,n martial or
total oIlar o. e vert - Threatened or .usp-cted
Ssyenth-Tso Government If the Tnitei states
should b. administered with the ,trict.st ecnno-
my. The c,rrurtians wii. n h ave been So sb,n,e
fully nursec a fr,-erel BY Andrew J ohus,n call
loudly f.r radical rnf,-n
EiEhth-We pr f,undIv dap'ore the untir,elv
ana trag.c death IF Abraham Lincoln and r.
gret the accession tf Andrew Johnson 10 the
Presidential ch air. who has acted t~e,cberou.Iv
70 the pple who elected him and the c,usa he
pletg~i to supp, ,rt lie hats usurped legis-
lative an jniiciL fanrri9nS. has refused to eve
cute the laws. has use his office t. induce other
officers t. virltte the laws, has ernplnyed his !
executive power to render insecure the lives,
rranarry r,e1r. Iiha-ry AMI If. ,F ri-iyars b,.
abused the paria0iny p,wer. has d-1ornrei the |
National Lc-i>l,tu,e as Unconstitutional has |
ami hsbitualIy resisted by every
If 10 s-atis Iaatslv i rs,aIri
has perye-tei the nnb,ic netrIn,rs int, an rTine
If wholesale corruption. and has been justly in
raachai f,r h;gh rri,D., and rniSIaue,r,rs ana
pronounced guilty thereof by tue @ votes Of thirty.
five Senators.
Nlntn-ihe dn,trino Of Great Britain AMI
,,ie o.nei r'"tts Iht. o7'u'e man Is
~ avary I,,,r4 y ,;' -. ia.a ue ie's'Td
= f.njiI nm. a,,i r,, ,,,,b,riz -,
nations. and arw,r with our n,tinnal honor and
he independence e na'urala-d citizen who
IRE eaiitiei 10 be protected in all their righ's
i y ct'zihshp as though they wee native born
'o T,t,1tA 81 'Le Ih[ti st'fes' native or nat
n.nt Ly s.v fr.i,n par.rf,r a,..s '"irr %',o ~
r,rts SPOKE, i, thi- cnpntrv and r :, a-rs.,ei
md imp i-on-i it is the duty Of the G,vern.
nent u int f.r' in his behalf. !
Ienth-of all who were fdthfll in the trial.
!. me it.e "F' mere are 'ne more htted for
nm wb lr- ,.' -, , ,,. bri+ f ] ana sea sea
ruise, and imnrrIei their i've, in the .ery.e ri..
f the country. and the b runries ami pensions
np opr ,tei by law Tor these brave defenders
+ the Uni N. are Oh aations never to be frEot c
N. n, I'm Ihe ~.io"1 a9t "rphl4' # the gallant
IN wa, - oI 'l'r pc ,p.e stred reg
=. - '-'7 u o''> ''iis '''o u '1' 'h''eu
Eevcnth-F ,-er IN iom- -ro.i, ,, in IN, ras. has
ided 50 mach to the wealth and increased re-
'nrces ef this natl ,n-the asylum If all nation.
that ii shoa!d be fJstered by a liberal ani just