The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-11
THE FIGHT.

United States in 1864 wss whether the
war should give way 10 peace upon a
Democratic basis or go on in furtherance
of the one idea of suP?ressing the re-
belliou and saving the Union, supple
rnented by the questions arising under
The Emancipation proclamation. The
people of the North were true to them
selves and the National cause and re
elected Lincoln. -Four years have clap
sed and the question now arises helher
the party which thea said - Press for
ward the war" shall, by elevaiing the
most efficient of the National soldiers
TO the Presidency succeed 10 a viniica
.ioc of that verdict or, on the contra
~, if the party which would have made
Grants faal victory a: Appomatox an
impossibiliiy shall be entrusted with
The power, patronage and influence CT
the Administration during the fqur
years following next March. Unless
rebels and rebel sympat5 sers are in the
majority in the United States unless
al uascrCpElous, crafty politician is to
he preferred 20 soldier whose services
are accounted the most valuable in say
:U- the Nation unless the triu mpuant,
progressive North is willing to humble
Itself before the defeated hosts of JET
fe-son Davis; and unless tie Uaser in
stincts Of humanity predominant in the
land, there can be no doubt OF the cleo
tiou Of Grant and CJifax. The issue is
hs piaiu as noon day. Loyalty is called
upon for another struggle with disioval-
". Blu, lie, Us look further. The in
husaces broughtto bear to put Seymour
IN nomination are the most dangerous OF |
any thing against which this people have
10 contend. We refer to the moneyed |
power CT Europe as represented by Bel
mont. This people had well be warned
N time. The great house of Rothschild
which holds the keys to every State
Treasury in Europe beat back
Pen al eton in order that a man of Their
own choosing should be placed at the
read of the Democratic ticket We NAV
be assrred tina. these in'riguers are in
erected 10 the payment of the public
,ebt. The national bonds held by
heee money kings are but a trife as
with the amount of Coafed-
rate paper in their hands. 1t is just
5 certain that tbe ultimate assumption a
" the government Of tie Confederate
yar debt is a part of the deem laid +
cheme, as that Auguste Belmont's pow n
rfll influence put Horatio Seymour al
he head of the Democratic ticket. Are
re people of this Republic ready to
'ortgage the II chinery of their govern ;.
tent 10 the money lenders OF Europe? -
Faith in the iate'E sence, II or"li' ard Z
atrioiism Of this people leads US TO the Il
IL belief tlIl Grant aud Colf.x are di
.rtsin to De elected The eEemys o.
ctet is as strong as Copperheed sm -
} stronger. Il is as well entitled TO a:
e support CT loyal men as were Nc "
ieilan aud Pendieton =; no better. Of s.,
rtuc it has none of popularity hot e, as Il
with the ticket presented by do
t National Unlon Republican party m
y E,our, elected Governor Of til State br
New York in 1862 over the brave of
adSworth who fell at the Wilderness, =,
Is defeated after two years Of mis- Gu
lie by Reuben E Fenton by major r 5a
Of more than eight thousand votes Sc
~as abandoned for Hoffman in -,
IS and Feoton beat him nearly fv
irteen thousand votes. Frank Blair wax wax
D uos be accounted popular outside OF trt
ssouri aud FROM the manner with ~, ,,l
ica bis political advances 10 that Inc
to have been met, We conclude that pr I,
AcaS Of Pike are not to be relied col