The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-16

ss1spaper and you vill discover thu,
each eheerfslly aeqsiesees in the nev
conditions in which the spshot of the
rebelliop and the necessities Of recon
struesios have placed the eolored people
Of The UEited States. They who we're
the most courageous and self.sacri6eing
in support Of the lost eause now render
the most maaly and accomplishing con.
sent to the sev order Of things while
the opposition Of the Copperheads is
satnral and eossistent sequence to their
eowardly assault upon the purposes and
aetions Of loyalty during the war. Com
nenting upon the admission Of Senator
Rssels the Charleston Is. C.) News, .
Democratic paper, has the eandor and
honesty to say, in fat contradiction of
what 10 constantly being harped sPoa BY
the Coppsrhsad press of the North ::
"fhis, at least, is sure. The eolored
people, as . class, do not desire that
social distincsioss should be obliterated.
No people are more tenacious Of social
stauding than themselves. In Liberis
the lines Of demarcation are drawn as
vigorously a. in the courts of Europe.
In this State they have drawn OF into
their own churches, their own Ere com:
panies, their own benevolent associa- |
tions, having more liberty and more en-
ioymens in these fraternities among
their own race than in promiscuous so
eieties. The raee-instinct they cherish
il remarkably strong. We, therefore,
do not believe that, once assured of their
osn rights, they will seek to trespass
wantouly upon the rights of others"
This 10 the opinion of Southern editor
who, while he laments the downfall of
4" The Confederacy is ADORE the little
ness Of the eolored mans Northern ira
daeers. In marked contrast to this re-
specsful expression Of opinion BY .
South Caroline Democratic paper, We
have the following characteristic sneer
at the new Mississippi Senator from the
Haubold, Register paper edited BY +,
Nor,hern-born Copperhead |,
REsrNF1IoN OF SPECIE PAYnxNr.-I,
Cufy, whar you 'spose de store
keeper get 90 much change latelys i
Cudy-L0r = mighty what ignorsmius q
citizen you il, Sambo. You doesn't know
muffin all that comes Of letting Massa
Revels Senator; de plain folks say de mo-
ment he goes inside the door, he fills de "
Senate house wid scents. il
We daily hear of boasts from Copper q
heads that when, under the Fifteenth |,
A Amendment, the colored citizens of Ne
'ada are permitted to vote, they will d
divide their strength with the Republic o
las. The party which has bent all its :,
.nergies to Jour oppression and which ft
till casts ridiculs and vile epithets b
,poo you has the hardihood to make e
hs impudent boast that half your votes "a
re to be counted for its support We
srite this for the eyes and ears of the IN
o!ored men who are our neighbors here =,
nd in Douglas county. You will vote IA
Iext Fall. The bane of . lifetime will >.
hen be removed and you will stand be-
ore the law fully clothed in the rights ;.
{ citizenship. You were not enfran-
aised in the Interests of any particular .,
.rty, but out Of justice to your man :.
God and . consistent regard for the =.
r;neiples of right You must prepare M
D exercise your newly acquired prero-
atives. You must prove, not your q,
peciaI friendship to any faction or ;.
arty, but your true regard for Jour- =
Elves and the principles under which J,
GU have been lifted from that deplorable
ositiou in which you had no rights that pr
ny white man was bound to respect. !a
e true 10 yourselves be true to the he
-inciples of freedom act with . con- m
ant regard for those high interests tic
bich bein0 conserved hare conferred ma
all
,nn you the title and privileges Of full
nericau citizenship, and the time is
1t far of when, whatever opprobrium
vulgar and mendacious press may .,
lre the temerity to heap upon you, AZ,