Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-31
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Saturday May 81. ls1

the prt>e At rlot III nif"a>"h III H"h
FrancIs." is thu. I..r.l s.> If TIM. k--
publican press there. NTH regard
thereto T.- .iire:ul possibility l.
tn.t there will come Al un-t.-niiy
srran. Tie H., hoti, PARTIES t"c,'rh the.
favor Of tin suIyIaE ..n.t'"s vino
how, apparently ale s'ionEi' l."
st>-e,t "t the power which. Tor the
beat few mouths. L. destined TO
N.rlu the political uiarhiner. ni San
Ir.ucI-,-u anu .,,-.L.,'s TIT. State oi
California There L. popular de
liberalization -l..uriI there. and ei>e-
v.A.-rt- ti..W bat Ii 1t sail come To
PISS that tie party ri high principle
tah!rii tie /: -,,u!rlIrs.u par. i. II
l.s.ius All aggregation of Spots
huntrrSJ still Tins -u,f 'i.-ni
u,-.r,-r. Of I.t..-rIt, Ia 1851 lis
creed. tI,-H ~Iii It's sponsors ai.'t
c.l..ui lions stand forth. spite "f all
Consequences. and s-r& Ia curb the.
prevailing THE "f error. I,er>.Ti,'i''n
AMI i"Ii.. S.,ou,d Si,r iiri'.!i' i.i.ps
IL til,Ic p!atturiu- i'A,iI .:c :,.s i,er-,--
J.. .>an frai.ci.cu. thea ~Iii 1t .i-str.s
Oeie..t =; the lie nu> vi the. Democracy
Nno Will outbid ii III .'rUiIi-ss end
Professions of Nanton ir,,In. tiles
Aud >tu,iI-,i sct- III JsIstIce to~Ard
tue Chinese and tIe n..ii,: interests
Vt California ss they snouid br innIu-
t.,Iuet re,aft;ir>> III pref ,idIcs- and
intolerance We Hre a~Arc that il
would he - difficult thing to > eer
Clear of these Iui1aa luAi,ie issues
and, Ill our con.IcIIon there snuuId
l. ~ .rieiui't to st.--r eiear Of them.
Were We a cnam plOn vi, or "a si'uk..>-
man for. or All -spIrAut Ia nIgu hon
Or> III, the Republican party Of Cal
ifnruI.A. We would luse no opt".rIu
nifty that might present It....i t"
stand up III u pa"iic place .netiIsr
i'll San Francisco or e.se~ here, 1t
would ii..k.. nn matter, ~ vi could Ire
Lear.i) and pr"ciaIui, 81 that all men
might hear oar Voice. that unless Re
Publlcani>m meant Justice and r.a-
kou and right. come hat might from
the Anti Chinese movement in San
Francisco; and let the cons Quenres !
be- what they ight t" all primaries,
conventions and candidates.. We
wonld clIeerfuIly commend it 70 de- |
feat ,ud disintegratlOn. We w"uid
Sd, also, that now, if ever, were Its !
principles to lie applied: that they
we're no lnere l'latitudes and frame
work vi holiday words, but that they
Mere created for service. and artlon
and elf vindic.tlOn III the hour Of
heed. This ma, not lie n wise nor \
prudent policy may he bonn of the
very madness of Wild impolicy it-eif;
but 1t fluids Its germ III the absolute,
J. right; and liz all tue HISTORY oi It's
ventures, Its progression and Its .p-,
Parent sAcritices, the KepubiIcan
party aud the men = Ilo have entitled
themselves to "a worthy reuown for
service, rendered III il, behalf, have
achieved their successes aud illus
trated lie aoI thIne>s oi their ml>siun
BY never hinchins from the full aud
earliest promuiSat.On of those prin
cii'les. These precepts and examples.
lie III opposition to the lines
which have been marked out
for themselves by the bowling dem
ag"gues Of California, Who, for |
tne sake of a fleeing nd epl,emerall ,
popularity and success are willing
to join the common cry of ours which
now browns the voice Of Justice in
the streets of San Francisco and 4
threatens to deprive that sparsely
populated State Of its most reliable
class of humble toilers. Il
COAAESTISG upon and irr-ligiously
nHOlnnn inA1l Oue AeH a.rSa,a..h.monAn