The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-15
THE DAILY APPEAL
THE ADDRESS BY SENATOR NYE.

The announcement that Senator Ny
would address the people of Carson and Vi
cinity. on the political issues CT the day
last evening, was the occasion # the as
sembling of ladies and gentlemen in mum
Der sufficient to we'll fl tie New Theatel
Hall. Hon. c. N Noteware was called &c
the chair. Senator Nye. on being introduced
by the hartman, spoke most eloqnently OF
the achievements of the dominant Repub-
ican party to which he had the honor to
belong and IN part represent. The most
glorious achievement is that they have
clothed four millions of former slaves in the
garments of American citizenship. The
like of this was never done by any other
government on earth. Future historians
will never be called upon to record its equal
of this or any other power. 10 close the
mighty chasm made by the Rebellion is now
the work of the Republican party, aud the
speaker felt called upon to express his as
constituent at the rapidly OF the progress
already made in this great work. The mis-
sion Of this country, through the present
dominant rule, Is to relieve every oppressed
people. The vast extent of our common
country will soon be augmented. Cuba is
coming to Us naturally a a babe to the
arms of its mother. Your reporter under
stood the speaker to sd, that not m re han
six moons would iii. before that gem Of the
ocean will be ours. The Canadts are al
ready separating themselves from England,
and they too will bv their own solicitation
be annexed to the United States and the
prize will be theirs. The spirit of our gov
ernment radiates to other nations, and 10
channels are wide enough to prevent that |
radiation. The Imperial ruler of France !
goes down upon his knees before the |
uprising Of his people. The last monqrch's |
crown is now being worn in England !
and that will never res: uTon the head OF a
man. 1t may well be considered that one
Government, like this, is sufficient for the
Globe. The magical achievements Of Progress
few years since, of the whistle OF the loco
motives from the crest Of the s raS and the
summit OF the Rocky Mounte;n ms echo.nl
across the Great Basin. is now a fact. Of
the constant, LOYAL. brilliant light from the
banner Of the State OF Nevada, before Whici.
hat of California and Oregon pa.es and
fades, the speaker spoke in Glowing terms.
Born amid the upheayals and thtoes of the
u
all the vital issues OF the country, through
Is representatives vot, and acted with IND
n aid of that Spirit Of Progress embodied IN
he Repub lean party. There Is ample room
or all the emigration coming hltaer. Labor .
! wealth, and it viii make this country bios
'om as the rose. Modern Democracy, find
NJ riding the " Niger for their purpose,
,layed out, now mount the Chinaman, crying
nut that they are heather. For h IS part he
lad no fear OF them in this respect at least
( there is DANCE. of their raganizlng Us here
n the midst of forty millions of Christians,
Thy do we send few missionaries away
4 their midst with the hope of Christian .
ring the world This country will contain
even hundred millions of people and not be
lore den>ely populated than Massachu- !
etts. This report is onlg brief mention c
a few Of the sentences OF the eloquent
peaker. To do justice 10 the language used
y exact quotation exceeds ouI powers
nd it will be a wonder If cur memory is 7
OF faulty in some respects in the state
tents herein hurriedly made. The Senator
as frequently greeted with hearty applause.
t the close there was a vote of thanks to
lie speaker, and the audience quietly, !:
ough seemingly reluctantly. dispersed. as Z
lough anxious longer to listen To the sound
,ctrine and nohle sentiments So ma estically
annotated by the Senator. A
SERVICE in toe Catholic Church to-
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