The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-09
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

doing. may be. and ought to be, e,
planned. As our name indicates, we pu,
pose making "a new appeal to tn
Republicans of this city, county an
State. to stand steadfast, once more, 70
the principles and candidates of thei
party; to abide in the fulness of faitl
and hope, by the work which they hav
helped their fellow Republicans through
out the land to accomplish; and to max,
certain to redeem the State from the tain
which fell upon it by the unfortunate re
-t;;ts of the last general election. W.
t--lieve that these objects are well worth
or earnest efforts; well worthy of such
an appeal as the heartiest lover of his
s"'.utry and the principles which alone
t-.n hold its Institutions together, could
desire to have presented to his fellow citi-
xens
Something further, In making this ap-
peal. let US say: We propose sinking be-
meath the surface of the great and mo-
msu.ous agitation which now pulsates
throughout the nation. all that may. how
ever remotely, tend to distract the party
from lis true purpose. or divert the atten-
tion OF its members from the importance
nj the issues of the hour; keeping con-
>taDtly IN view the paramount need of a
drst allegiance to our party and its prin-
cipies; and holding as secondary to the
full success, and vindication, and ratifica-
ton thereof. the aspirations to political
!i1N~S. of any man be he candidate for
United States Senator, or an applicant
f,- the Lumblesss>p place within the gift of
the people. In otse>EoSds. We propose
I, h"li the helm of The NES,APPEAL'
steadily upon such course as, N our
imperfect judgmen: shall hes. guide us in
th.. wake of the Ship of State while she.
IN Ter the piiotage OF our honored cap
tain. GRANT, seeks the haven of. safety
a.i'; the secure anchorage of reasserted
Rel,uhiican principles. 1t shall be cur
those who stand upon the watch towers
AMI along the picket line of the party,
VII never anything shall present itself
= Eich threatens to endanger the success of
Iii, -anst important end. We may not
aspire TO the dignity OF a pilot, but We
shall Try to do our best in the capacity
Of fo:-whistle.
- much. briefly and hurriedly, for our
political intsnts and purposes. Now I.
f-w words concerning this attempt at
r;-Iia.v:,i of our business relations with
IN. rrople Of Carson and its vicinity: For |
>n.nrwLsre near six years xe conducted |
. .i,:ly paper here. By very close econ
nu-y and the good management of our !
now absent associate in business, we made !
the I'D APPEAL success. Certain causes. !
needless for Us tn explain. induced us to |
: II that paper Ii was neither a wise
NOR profitable movement so 10 do-so it !
i.lS p-oven- Bu; It IS useless to cry over |
-.i,t rniik-snd we are not particularly |
i,i.,y in the iaeLryInose line anyhow
-. vi-h n good heart for the hard work |
al necessary self denial which must he |
ne ,;:ntereI II We would not fail. we
a -.yyith Otftr 10 recOnmence our reia- |
i',r' with the good people of this busy,
,ro-o rous and promising little city-in
. : - future We always had fall conf
-r.c.: whose improvements We long since
Il Grated and predicted: and whose per-
.r,rsn'e and the ultimate prosperity of
!, hose industrious citizens We have never
l.'I',ted. We come, then, with no poor
noEth. no purpose of droning or favor
SKIING. but with fair and square inten-
irn to honestly give and take, and quite
: honestly craving no indulgences, but
a.her. standing upon our merits in our
afty and in the field Of journalism, to
aer,,ly ask for fair chance to make our
trusgie toward the goal of success.
Tiius renewing our appeal" stating
-ankly our creed and honestly avowing
ur business purposes: asking nothing
1T an opportunity to illustrate our de-
-rrinGs at the hands of our neighbors
nj associates. We feel that any promises
future action or intention would be
nj a.; place-l voluntary nlef1rino which