The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-31
For the State Register.
THE MOVEMENT OF CONSERVATIVE
REPUBLICANS AT CINCINNAlI.

SiSteiltIN Nlfidteu ptlSpIdl IIbtIiN
arrogantly insulted the right of private
Judgment whether by friend or OPP
ponent, condemned the constitutional
| rights of sovereign States. inaugurated
a system of such prodigate waste in
all departments of the Government,
and so recklesslv ignored all the ira
ditions of the founders of u federal
system, that the true, thinking, patri
otto men of his party could endure no
longer. They sounded the alarm bell.
and a mighty host of the very best
men of the Republican party met in
convention at Cincinnati. They have
frankly declared the national policy.
which they believes to be inst and wise,
and which they seek to sustain and so
carry into effect. Will they succeed?
Not without the corporation of the
Democratic party. Mr.. Grants re
nomination at Philadelphia is fixed.
With the parasites who are ~battening
on his favor. and the organized bill
lions of capital whose po>se>SOrs are
enabled, by debating his financial
policy, TO augment their unrighteous
gains as they may choose, he will he
too powerful for a divided opposition
to overcome. With a united and har
moniOus cooperation of the great
hosts OF the lineal descendants of the
immortal apostle of democratic lib
erty. success Is assured. What will
be the result of success? a Govern
ment of the constitution and law sup |
plants one of personal caprice and the
sword; a Government OF equal. >oV-
ereiyn States subject only To the
limitations of the Federal Constitution.
instead of Congressional statute en-
acted by overawed or purchased rep
re>entativeS of "A betrayed paoTIe in
contemptuouS abnegatiun OF the Great
Charter. Success must be won now.
or never, by the ballot.
Ought the Democratic party to unite
with the conservative Republicans in
a determined effort to oU>t the present
dynasty from the national mansion.
and to Danish forever the pe>tittrou-
revolving around it? Tn :
question demands sincere deliberations.
anu must bt btitliIiIl1ct Nv the SUI |
gestIons of reason and patriotism. and
by the promptingS OF passion aud
party pride.
Two principles in human nature reign.
to urge, and reason To restrain ;
The writer. who has been a devOtee
at the altar of the glorious Democratic
Temple for the past four decades. and
upon whose heart and mind i indel
engraved the Observation-Disclosures
deeds of the democratic PARTY
in the a advocacy and in the defense of
rights of man. beg> TO submit to
Democrats of Nevada the following
on the question of corporation:
The Cincinnati platform is thorough
democratic. The patriotism of the
conservatives has led them to meet Us ;
much more han half way, by adopt
our principles and our policy a>
q all the living issues of the times.
could consistently run Nh. Hend
on the same platform. If this
platform of principles and nationa.
policy he faithfully carried out,
he government of the United States !
Mill he rededicated to the purposes
or which it was created. MIR. Greeley,
he nominee of the trainers of the ,
platform, adopts it. and places him
self upon it without reservation. Is
lie sincere? Can his integrity and
honesty he confided I'M? The public
1ecOrds of thirty years answer, yes. $
Iowever much his peculiar views :
nay have been aSsailed by those hold
opposite opinions, his sincerity
honesty have not been questioned. =
acknowledged ability and very :
arge personal influence within the