The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-07
TIE SITUATION.


may contemplAts the political
situation shich IL sppsrent in The ma
,:sn aud the State With feelings Of great
satisfaction. The events surrounding
fle commencement Of the cew Presi
d.u,iai ADMINISTRATIONS are suspicious.
IA Forty FIRST Congress begins its la
heIs in harmony with the Chief Execu
,ise. Rrcous,raction 10 in = fair way
f~r completion snd the determination of
Ccegrees and the Executive TO give the
,aaairy the benefi. Of wise, careful and
energetic measures toward a solution,
ia good fAitb, of onr financial Difficult
Ties promises y ell. Thus have the eI-
citing events which bave transpired
since the mretiug Of the National Re
;,atlicso Convention in Chicago in May
last eliminated in manner winch nu
gars security aud prosperity to our pub
i.c interests. II
We have good reason to be proud of
oar young State. From the very com
mencemcu, Of her existence TIE party
which has dominated over its affairs
has held IT'S course in the van Of Pro-
eress- Our FIRST Legislature aftereleet
ing to the United States Ssnate tw"
s:suuch and able Republicans proceeded
81 a. NJ hp
Zines aud ratified the Constitutional
amendment sbIiishing slavery. The
People endorsed this action BY an un.
,nistakabl- concurrence thst rendering
POSSIBLE the Tattica,ioH, two years later,
OF the Fourteenth Arncle of the Con
stisution. Toe re election Of kye ut n
tune when his defeat would have been a
victory for Ny Policy" MAS n,"s'
significant event aud the result of cur
political siragsles iu 1868 bave kept us
.2 to the standard Of advancement and
csubled the representatives. Of the PEG
pie In Legislature assembled TO main
tain the uninterrupted record which
sill always redound to the glory of
Nevada. The Legislature which has just
sdjouru ned is not exempt from criticism;
bat ~e maintain that its more promi
neut acts are such ~ to comm and tn.
applause Of the p,tsiatic people Of the
Republic from Make to the Cuff. The
70 election Of Senator Stewart; the
passage Of a proposed amendment to
Tho Constitution erasing tue word
-. white" ther.fram the passage #
anolher proposition to give 10 women
the right of suffrage aud the rAtifics
zion Of the Congressional Amendment
the right Of suffrage ia the various
States, these perform ,nces constitute II
record If which sc may well feel ex
sltant. Nevada Lays behind none Of
her sislers Of the Great Republic in
maintaining the absolute Right. Her
Career mas bvc0 worthy Of isr vigorous
youth. She stanis to-day educated up
10 the high political standpoint Of Mas
sschu5e;;s.
TIE E-puh!ican party il this State
has, by the acts of its rsprsssntativ
achieved al in,sr-grsi,ie consistency
Sus,sinin: the CongressionA! policy Of
Congress ~ it Iva, it has refused to
srultify itself and its r.eerd BY refusing
20 endorse The p-ineisls whi-h nndrr
lies that psiiey. Ts have dse'iEsd t"
rAt:fy tho proposed Fiftsss,h Article
would HAYS be~a 10 rrcrds fram an ~
ranced s'sndpcinr ias position unsor
tsy &c, apd f,,Al to, R-publicsuis9
The nearer RICH; parry 10, The siroeR
er i, becomes and the strength Ssissd
~ our organic elton here 10 10 exsct pro
portion to the measure of right ~kich
Is inscparaLio from the prop0sisIos con
tsincd in that coa:emrlat aa-nd0.nt.
Keeping step to the march Of her sister
States of the free and rnlixh,ensd
Nur;h, Nr.ada's tu'Hre is fall Of bright
pro mise.