The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-02

which AN any longer be called a
right; ali is changed into mere suf-
france. f.-
Our hopes for redress are in the calm,
good sense of the sober second thought
of the American people. We call
upon them to be true to themselves
and to their past, and, disregarding
party name and minor differences, to
insist upon a decent equalization of
power, the restriction of Federal u
thority within its just and proper
limits, leaving to the ~Statesthat control
of their domestic affairs which is es-
sential to their happiness and an
guilty and good government. Every
thing that malicious ingenuity could
suggest has been done to irritate the
people of the Middle and Southern
States. Gross and exaggerated charges
of disorder and violence have been
originated in the miSchievouS minds
of the political managers i'll the Senate
and House of Representatives, to
which the Executive has, we regret TO
say, lent his aid, and thus helped to
intlame the popular feeling. In all
this course of hostile Legislation and
harsh resentment, no word OF conclll-
alton, of kind encouragement, or fra
ternal fellowship has yer been spoken
by the President or by Congress to the
people of the Southern States. They
have been addressed only in the lam
guage of prescription.
We earnestly entreat Our fellow citi-
zen in all parts OF the Union to spare
no effort to maintain peace and order;
to carefully protect the rights of every
citizen; t o preserve kindly relations
among al men, and to discountenance
and discourage any violation of the
rights of any portion of the people
secured by the Constitution under any
of the amendments. Let us, in con-
clusion, earnestly beg of you not to
aid the present attempts of the Radi-
cal parti>anS TO stir up strife in the
land, to n the issues of the a
or Il ob>truct the return of peace and
prosperity TO the Southern States, be-
cause it is thus hat they seek to divert
the attention of the country from the
corruption and extravaganza of their
administration of public affairs and
dangerous and profligate attempts they
are making towards creating a central
lied military government. In five
years of peace following the a the
Radical administration ave expended
81. 200, 200, 900 for ordinary purposes
alone. being within $500 900, 600 of the
same purposes in war and in peace
during the II wears preceding June 30.
1861, not including i'll either ease the
sum paid upon the principal or inter-
est of the public debt. 1t is trifling
with the intelligence of the people for
the Radical leaders 10 pretend that
this vast sum has been honestly eN-
pended. Hundreds of millions of 1t
have been WaHIonly Squandered. The
expenditures of the Government for
the fiscal year ending June 30. 1851,
were only Sj2.0 0o, 600, while for pre-
cisely the I'M purpOSe-the civil list,
army, navy, pensions and Indians
/ Sl6i.G0e 900 We're expended during the
fiscal year ending June 80. 1870.
No Indignation can be too stern
and no scOrn too Yer for the aSser-
ton by the INSCRIPTIONS Radical
leaders that the great Democratic and
Conservative Union party has, or can
have. sympathy with disorder and vi
olence i'll my part Of the country. or
in the deprivation of any man Of his
rights under the Constitution. 1t Is to
protect and perpetuatet the rights which
every free mar cheriSheS: TO revive in
all hearts a feeling of friendship. atfec-
ton and harmony, which are the best
guarantees of law and order, and to
throw around the humbleSt citizen
wherever he may be, the protection OF
those safeguards of personal liberty
which the fundamental laws of he
land assure. that we invoke the aid OF
all good men i'll the work of peace and
reconciliation. We invite that gener-
Gus 20 operation, irrespective of all
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