The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-12
"PUSH THINGS"

WIKI "AACA tAAC N'ACSASs 49, W AAA&&AAS
the Maine election appear g A Blessing in
Disguise all but the hopelessly infatu-
:,ted dupes of Schurz 4 Co. have sense
,noush to interpret that result as indicat-
my the certain success of the Republican
PARTY in November What is thus made
"a evident to all who are possessed OF
9orspicacity enough to comprehend the
force of events that indicate, beyond any
need ot misrepresentation, the drift of the
popular mind, has been all along equally
eyidaae to all calm and impartial observ-
~ WHO have taken the pains to look
into the merits of the matter and weigh
It by the tests of political philosophy.
There never has been any truth behind
this passive movement : for while the
Democracy adopted it merely as a change
# tactics-nct change of base the
III styled Liberals, shab5ily clad in
the cast OF garments of Reform, and with
>piteiullness as a substitute for honest
g.eal. have been unable to present one dis
iinctive principle to entitle them and
their clI;ise to the favor of sincere and
thinking men. Their virtue has been a
bold and frivolous assumption: their
lrJ.ri;y of intention Is the ofsprieg of a
base and pusillanimous political hypoc-
ricy their eagerness to clasp hands with
tl,- re5els has revealed their willingness
10 sacrifice even the dearest bought fruits
IF the war in order that they might fall
heirs 20 the pickings and stealinSs Of Of
ice And Horace Greeley. following the
"a ,.i example of other famous !Ameri-
,-,ns who have sacrificed their self respect
and their peace of mind in order to get
npmila.;on to the Presidency, stands be-
lore the world rs the very type and SYM
hi Of their hypocricies, shameless deser-
ti'2s and inpoten. spites. Great revolu-
ii,2s N politics find ground work upon
stronger and surer foundations than such
weak and transparent pretenses as these.
i,r:orma:ions find successful issue from
.ii;.f,.rent hantls than such as those who
II.uipuLated the Cincinnati Convention
and then reached on. and invited Hora-
To seymour and William NJ Tweed and
their associates to the unholy alliance
wlicir was so brazcniy consu,nmated at
Bsiti-nurc.
Eiud steadfastness and enargy to that
I.-.alaye,l by oIaine viii give the Repub-
lean, every Northern State, Delaware
anl New Jersey reckoned in. Dix for
Governor and Grant for President will
-yeep New York over the combined hosts
%: Symourites. Fentonians and Tweed
ties by scarcely less than A., 900 minority;
shall carry Pennsylvania by not less
sLt-, Is, coo IL October We shall sweep
Ei.a. Indiana. Illinois and the whole
Ns,t-even Missouri, as We now believe
Xix. I whirlwind and if. like Phil
Sheridan, We push things while the
.iisorean;zej and panic-stricken foe is |
i,r,:ng before Us, We can carry Nevada by |
Mt less than 1900 or 1,500 majority. |
Bat We must ne: consider the battle won |
',-.tal it has been fought and when it is
f,u.ht We must summon all our legiOns
- the fell and enter the contest as if it
were for life ami honor and glory There
MIST be no struggling, no supineness, no
h,n,in. back. no relaxation of the ex-
htrstins strain which is an imperative
and indiS; .usable exertion in the strug-
-,lt tor Success The enemy is preparing
:, desert his camps we shall soon be in
the very midst Of his abandoned tents
and meaare eIuipase ; but we must not
i.- weak enough to tarry there must, by
IL, means, give him time to rally his
tatterje malionsif We would,
., We ought to do, annihilate them, horse,
foot and artillery, from the field Of polit-
hal action. II viii be mercy to them
-ei.es to drive them out of all possible
I.iiing places in and about that field
Al or duty to the country demands that
.rr dispense them forever.
Dropping metaphor, We mean to be
as councilins our friends of
The Republican party TO avoid giving
WY. ;oo extravag; ntly. to their well just
sed sense Of security; but rather to re-
h, A their etforts IN order that TN. nrOm- =