The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-26

passive pOlltlcS answer unto tncSe QucS-
tons which we put before you.
When the Sixth Massachusetts, Regi-
ment was fred upon while passing
through your native State of Maryland
were your sympathies with those 8 Yam
kee INVADERS" or did you sympathise
with the Baltimore rebels who shot and
killed some of their number.
| When the war of the rebellion was
raging, which of the two did You most
prefer and most sympathize with, Abra-
ham Lincoln or Jefferson Davis?
When the Thirteenth Constitutional
Amendment (Which abolished slavery
was passed, did You rejoice over that
measure, or otherwise?
When Lee surrendered to Grant at APP
| potomax was your happiness SO extreme
that you could not sleep o nights?
If elected, would you not cast your
vote for the election to the Senate of Mr.
Adrain Ellis or some other man who is
equally willing to shake hands across the
| bloody chasm'
Did you ever prescribe for any of your
patients so nasty a dose as you took
when you swallowed Horace Greeley?
We have been thus presumptuous in
interrogatinS our non-sectariau family
physician because we now feel somewhat
inclined to vote for Lockwood and sha II
be very likely to do So (and We know of
others who are IN the same boat) if the
Doctor fails to make satisfactory re-
Spouse.
NJ. Lockwood, we take the liberty of
saying, does belong to u party; il fact
be is very active and earnest member of
The Black Republican Radical party;
and he not only felt aggrieved and in
censed when the Baltimore massacre
took place, but he even went 50 far as
to feel preference for Lincoln over Da-
Wis; rejoiced when the curse OF slavery
was forever lifted from the black man and
his children; shouted for JOY when Lee
gave up his sword and his army to Gen
e1al Grant, and even now sees no necess-
ity for letting Ivy cones be by cones
Moreov if elected, he viii east his vote
for Republican to succeed Ser-,or Nye;
and he has never imposed upon lis di-
gestive apparatus by swallowing an old
white hat and greasy white coat and then
impaachinS his own integrity by swear
ing that i. tasted like the sweet and salts
flying nutriment made necessary and pa
htable by. the appetite OF long concealed
and latent admiration
Fellow citizens. Lockwood the avowed
Republican, Is safer man to entrust
with the shaping of your politics than
his non-committal opponent. he does
not hold his honest convictions il abey- /
ance that he may avoid giving offence; |
he needs no fence straddlin9 newspaper |
carrying Waters upon both shoulders to |
declare him man OF no party; but he |
comes boldly to the front, open and |
square, giving forth the tones and terms |
of the faith that lies within his heart. |
Mark well the difference between the two /
men. 1t is worth taking into considera- !
ton.
Here are one or two practical reasons /
why lockwood should get the votes OF
those whom this talk of our neighbours |
about belonging to no p arty Is INTENDED ,
to reach and influence. H is one of the |
most experienced legislators IN Nevada
and one Of the mos. prudent and careful
of men in dealing with public affairs;
and he has proven himself on many oc-
casions, one of the very best friends Of
O-msby county that she ever had. For
non partizan reasons, then, he IS better
f:se1 for the place to which both he
AMI Doctor Waters are nominated. This
is our dic.unl and We fear no contradic-
ton