The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-17
PUBLICAN NOMINEES FROM A
FULL PARTY VOTE.

1t is glorious to have giant.
strength, etc., and We trust that such a.
may be enabled to hold extraordinar,
power within the Republican party il
this State will be careful to avoid such g
display thereof as may, while giving full
sway and force to factions. offend the
minority and thereby risk enough defec-
tion to cause disaster and defeat. We do
not mean by this to threaten revolt OF
Justify boiling for we can conceive of
nothing that is likely to be done by a
majority of this party which could force
rs to a remuneration of our allegiance or
10 palliate assertions by Others Repub-
hcan domination, even when that means
the moDopoization by an opposing fac
ton of all the power and places within
the range of party action is, under all
terms that are likely to be exacted, better
than the mildest and least offensive form
of Democratic rule Worse than the
worst Republicanism is the best of the
most excellent features of Democracy.
Moreover no mans individual claims
are worth considering against the success
Of the national, State and Legislative
tickets. 1t must be remembered that
something besides the election of Sem
;ator will devolye upon the next Legisla-
ture; that We owe it to the State itself
that she be once more ranged in line I'M
der the banner of Repubhcanism and
that We have no right to risk the election
of our Congressional nominee, our candi-
date for Supreme Judge and our nomi-
lee for State Printer in order that we
may be revenged upon those who defeat
ed US at the primaries, even though, as
III the case of the recent election las
IS very earnestly charged and quite gen.
erally believed) fragrant frauds were I'M
posed upon the party and thereby the real
majority of those who had a right to vote
were made to appear as in the minority
of the Republican party in this precinct.
We can and ought to afford to. bury out
of sight the hatchet of private griefs and
wrongs.
But while thus counseling acquiescence |
and full submission on the part of those
who have been disappointed, We counsel
those who have secured to themselves the
vantage ground to do all within their power
TO allay irritation, ignore faction and pro-
llote harmony. We need something
more than acauiescence; We need some
hing more positive and effective than
recognition of the binding force of eau
uses and primary meetings; We need en-
zrgy, party spirit and enthusiasm. This
$ not Jones party nor Nye party nor
, Blasdel party; and there is no justice
n any arrangement which looks to the
distribution OF the party's bounty by any
arrow rules grounded upon individual
We know no chiefs until
We are mere clansmen; can acknowledge ,
70 leaders until We give over the right of ,
free exercise of our honest preferences. ,
Furthermore let Us counsel such as may ,
ave felt sense of disappointment here ,
I'd elsewhere: Remember that any insin- -,
ations of unfairness that may be given =
ut by Democrats and Greeleyites who $
retend to sense of chagrin over irreg- 9
iarities that may have occurred at the q
oils, and by reason of which the true 6
oice OF the party was suppressed, that G
Il such showings of Indignation are as Il
1,ned and uttered in order to cast fire -
rand within our ranks. Disappoint :;
lese mischief makers by giving no heed
} what they may say; teach copperheads I
Id deserters that within the soil of the
epublican camp there is no place that
e seeds Of discord, sowed by the enc
les Of this party, can ever be made to :,
ke root. Forbearanee upon the one =,
nd and considerate generosity upon :,
e other viii allay all irritations !;
Il consolidate the party for final and =,
cisive overthrow of the common enemy. .