The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-31
THE POLITICAL OUTLOOK.

b, attracting the attention of the Re
,,ublican press throughout the coun-
The movement is confined TO the
Republican party at present, but the
declaration of principles put forth
of necessity lead the men consti-
it into the Democratic fold. To
,,,unteract the influence of this move
among honest and conservative
fsepublicanS. a counter organization
has been started in Ohio among the
Radicals. The object OF the latter, as
stated by their party organs, Is to IRE
store the country to its former pros
perity, to correct existing evils, a5oi-
ish abuses, and re-establish the ma
fioual credit'-when the countrys
prosperity has been destroyed, the
evils which curse it were inaugurated,
the abuses from which it suffers were
introduced and practiced, and It's
credit has been depre"ia lated, by this
same Radical faction of the RepublI-
rsn party which now virtually says
20 the people, Give US another lease
of power that we may restore the
things of which we have robbed YOU
The stage robber turned out of prison
ut night with a shot gun in his hand
20 return to the highway fort the pur-
pose of restoring the money he a
stolen thereon! Who but the Eepub-
iican party inaugurated and are per
re.uatinu the evils under which the
people groan? Admit that under the
rlea of military necessity which Is
hut the specious plea OF roSuery, the
Republicans in the first u years OF
their power had some excuse Tor lnau-
surating the ''eNistinS eVlis" "hlch
they now propose 10 correct, what eS-
,1se can thew offer for continuing and
increasing these evils through i've
years of peace, during which they
Rave had absolute control OF every
branch of the Government?
The spirit of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT when
,as characterized the Republican par
tr ever since it came into power, Is,
happily. by the law of compensation,
FAST fastening its dissolution IL
Republican party is split in twain, and
,he brains OF that once powerful or
s~anization are now fighting against
the prescription and cupidity OF opu-
-ent power. The forces are nearly
equally divided. Sumner and PM
lips and Schurz have all the argument
and all the ability on he'll side;
Grant has all the cupidity and patron
age of the Government on his. sum
,er never recedes; he advances stead
iJy: has always led his party ana al
ways will, and the party must eltheI
follow or fight him. The only dis
t;nctive virtue of Grants character i
senacitv: if he loses that characteristic
he loses all. If he ingloriously sur
renders to Sumner he loses the respec
of his party friends and merits IN
contempt Of all others. "ehdai
Phillips says that if Grant triumph
IN the acquisition OF San Domingo, tn
Republican party can not hope +
carry more than three States at tn
mkt Presidential election, and tina
without San Domingo the party ca
not elect. This was written by n
.ips before Summers great speech wa
3e,iyered, and that exposition lend
additional weight to the remark, an
.hows that not only Grant but pei
hans a respectable majority OF the h
publican leaders (in utter disregard {
fbe rights and wishes of the people
we're working forthe Infamous scheli
10 further Africanize the Unite
States by the annexation OF san D'
uinno. Seeing in his investigation
that the party was as guilty as orail
sunner struck a blow at both alik'
Washington dispatch of the 29th
the New York Times, says that after
Was determined that Summers speec
was to be made, senator BuehinSha
uf Connecticut is sale to have gone
MIN and %entreated him to include
1t a paragraph disclaiming all purpo
or feeling OF hostility toward the X
,ublican party, So that his spec
cnuld not be used against the succe
ii The party in the election in Come
.i,.,,t on Monday next, Bucklngha
L,reseeing that unless ANNE drew
MS speech a sharp line between t
r,rtv and the Administration, the
t.ct in that state of his fierce arfaiS
ment would be deeply felt. sunni
said he would take 1t into CONSIDER
ion. and having done so, the neAi q
ne declined absolutely to comply W "
che request, and it Will De no'iceo Il
no such disclaimer appealeu: Mo- e
any" as will be seen by Congresslol
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