Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-23


aquiet way, here and again, doe,
something to remind US of the soil,
cubes Of Judgment on which Iii.
homely mental structure rests. Hi.
Tesicence seems richly charged Will
the germs Of sententious wisdom
Wle.. he speaks he utters apl,orism.
like the surest way to illustrate
the ba iness of law is to faithfully
execute it." 1t is said he is close
listed is to money. Quite likely.
His mini is close listed one he
wastes no words spoi!s 10 Ideas by
the smotherias them with words /;
avoids words. apparently. Is thinking
them like t. be ti.e iouuceS and
f1ummeries speech. shainein5 plain.
unf ,shionab!e thought. His Co.'S
drew letter, several DAYS since given
to the public through the telegraph.
strikes us as the soan.iest essay on
the subject of resumption that has
been uttered BIZ any body that can he
heard above the roar of the general
din. II is the saying of something
that can be heard, when you are
conspicuous figure. that determines
tho difference between your great
and common men. That Cowdrey
letter il very direct and strong. Il
shows that Grant has grasped some
of the more important strategy al
points OF the field. In the face and
eyes Of all the prevalent twa.ldle
about IAN irredeemable currency"
and like fudge and fustian, he |
squareiy turns corner and brings |
US face to face With the dndeniable
fact that our monetary system lis
the best that has ever been devised"
He had already uttered the half pro
phetic opinion that. II do not be
ieve that the present panic will
work to individuals half the injury
it will work general good to the
country at large" Mark this sen
tence:
The panic has brought greenbacks
about to . par with silver. l wonder
that silver is not already coming into the
market to supply the deficiency in the
circulating medium. When it does come
and predict that il will soon-v-
will have made rapid stride towards
specie payments. Currency will never
go below silver after that.
This may not be from ont the
mysterious bowels Of what 10 vague-
" and dismally called statesman
ship" but it is vastly better than
anything that hears relationship to
that vearisome and high sounding
superstition of politics. The plain
ct way is the best VA, anil If that
fact does not nrderlis the initial
points of all auc..essfnl state craft
then are words and distractions bet
ter than thoughts and deeds. Thu.
truths which are worth the most are
the most easily learued-xs life and
death anil air and water AMI work
md money. Says Grant. II confess
10 . desire to see limited boarding
Of money. It insnrcs firm f"nnda
hon in time of Ieed. But want to
zee she boarding of something that
has standard of val,e the world
over. Silver has this and if VT
once e.. back to that. our strides to-
wards . higher appreciation Of cur
will be rapid" Cannot all ,
pl IN minded men see the clear GU,
wisdom Of this s,rt If talk? H.
don't tell Mr.. COwdrey Al airy, hal;
classical story IF old Greek inausr
nor ventilate a story oi the Welch /;
traditions and mysticisms concerning
The introduction Of round coins into
IS q Sacramento CMio"
statesm ~. with pretty taste for
bookish speeches would lie apt To do. +.
bat he drives squarely at things AMI
makes ideas and their dressing ii;
like q perfect piece Of carpentry
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