The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20

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,mount of bitterness between the peo-
pie of the North and South.
He then compared the late war in
Eu1ope with our civil war and related
instances of the good feeling which
existed between our troops and those
of the rebels, which he said could
navar have occurred between IL
French and the German, theP Pole and
the Russian, or the Austrian ana the
Zimmerman. He believed the whole
war was one of politicians, and what
ever hates there were, existed between
the political leaders.
Johnson's was a lamentabie poilcv,
and Grant was taken up and eiected
bv the Republicans because they
Thought he vas disposed to DE CON
ciliatorv and would carry INTO ellect
the motto "let us have peace;" and
although he said he would have no
nolitirians IN his Cabinet, he has sur
rounded himself with the most cor
rnnt politicians as admirers. with 81
mon Cameron at their head. helef-
rInr 10 Garnet -baggerS, he sad Bui-
lock. of Georgia, had eniranchlSed
every man who would vote TOR MN
for Governor. and having robbed the
State of thirty millions of money, lied
from the country, a fugitive from JUS
tice, and inStanced as samples OF car
upt-bar legislation. the enormous IN
crease in the debts of all h States
lthus ruled. He thought the PUNISH.
ueut of defeat and the devastation OF
tleir homes was enough for the people
OF the south. and that there was no
need of still depressing them seven
wears after the war was closed. ANY
interference with the local self govern
unent of IA Stale is always a dangerous
thing, and especially Is TINS 50 at tie
present time. The Democratic parry
at Baltimore have said: we accept all
your Amendments, and will accept
Iyour nominees and platform of prln
t%ciDIcS: they with our views on all
.!Hrinr Questions. What more can
they do. and can we do less than &C
ctpt their offer?
It j. the 1000 Office holders who do
not desire peace, having picked the
feathers from the Southern people
thew now want to get the pm
feathers.
He then compared the Greeley lead
ers of the Republican party WITH the
:, Grant managers-Sumner, EreeIeN,
Fenton. Schurz. Brown. Upton, Cox,
Chase. Davis, White, Palmer, Julian,
Banks. F~arnswOrth, Whittier, Gay.
koernpr. Brose. Grinnell, &c. &c, and
SAID, these are the men who are sald 10
+ have bolted from the Republican par
; Nv. on the other side there are Gam
| erun the representative fopoeT anu
thief of America: Norton. 'ahl-
l crOn. COnkiing, Carpenters; llarlah'
who has stolen five millions, as Chair-
man of Committee on Public Lands:
Pomerov. Nve, Stewart. "bflck
Pomerov. Murphy, and Boss Tweed.
: 1t was impossible to correct these
things within the party. and nom
! mate another man at Philadelphia,
! for that convention was packed 1or
l more than a wear before it met. Lin
coin was Republican, and he SAID
: this because some Grant men VINO
came into the party after 1t got mo
} power, might not he aware OF the TACT.
= All of his Cabinet are turGreeiey to-
dav save Simon Cameron. and all the
United States Supreme Court save two
who were appointed by Grant to re-
verse the Legal Tender decision.
In California. ont of the twenty o
J who called the first Republican con
l vcntiOn in that State, nine are Nv
inr-eirht for Greeley and one for
Grant. ,
! Mr.. Pixlev then briefly touched
. unon ueDotiSrn and the san Domingo
treaty and referred at some length to
5 the sale of arms to the French during
; the late war with Germany, saying
there is no law of nations, or OF NOR
. ais. which iuStitieS a nation ut peace
with two others in selling arms to one
. to he used against the other. lie
: wOuld never have treated with Eng
Land ON the Alabama question, but
e would have waited his opportunity
= when England got into war and light
{ ed up the sea with her burning com.
merre. and ended by sinking the Id
-; little island in the sea
i The administration is in league
l with and controlled by large m"nled
cnrpOrations, and had voted away
+ 2l6'OOO, 600 acres of land to railroad
corporations. Everything is in the
hands of monopoly in California. and
he doubted not it was so in Nevada
, Abiding to the importation OF mi
4 ne~e. he said that, while we welcomed
! those of orr own race in foreign LANDS
l to come and be citizens, we cOuld
!, never allow these barbarian hordeS to
l swarm over the country and debase
! our free white laboring men and
m
MI. Pixlev then with a few sugges-
t tions to Democrats discussed briefly
and truthfullv the features OF the Sen
l atorial contest in this State. II the
! disgrace to our system of politics
(which was exhibited in the attempt
= which was being made to huy OF The
l people of Nevada a seat in the
; United States Senate.
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