The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-23

supply and turned them into channels
winch flowed into and filled the eA.
chequer Of the opposition: THESE power,
full influences ENCOURAGES .H g anu p,o' mere
was peril without; there were craft, IN
timidatiOn and tre;achery on every mana.
.,ndangeri alike the success OF the
party and the Interests OF the com lhu
ATTY. If through party an personal zeal
L Volunteered to stand in the preach
caused by the desertion of others and
pear the brunt of the fight and the hea'
\ d burden of the day, trus', while az.
rOgate to myself no virtue for so doing,
hat others will not impute 1t to me as -
crime. And, in this connection, it is .
notable aud noticeable fact that II Is
not charged that any OF the money
said to have been used was furnished by
either men or corporations who now ask,
or who are likely to ask special !esisla-
ton or favors at the hands of the Ma
tiOnal Congress.
stone of my candldature. The charge is
false. Had 1 felt that my aspirations
rested on no better or firmer fOunda: lou
than that, or that l possessed no other
claim or qualification to represent Ne
vada in the Senate of the Nation, should
never have contended for the honor,
trough my riches were 1ncairuiapie.
Let him who imaynes tn" popular dis
DOsal of that dignity mere matter OF
bargain and sale, go and scatter broad
east his pieces from the WaSatch to the
>lerras; let him heap up his brides TIL
the Great Basin snail overflow; ana, my
life upon the issue, his gold C .nnOt so IN
nuculate the virtue OF tae people OF our
state that a single county will return 4
,ielegatiO to do homage TO his presump
ton. My aspirations rested upon not
confident belief, which almost amounted
10 knowledge, that I shared with the
masses their hopes, fears, inspirations
and convictions. felt in my breast tn"
n
ING instinct told me agitated the bosom
Of the whole com M unity; and it is to the
uprising and outpourins of those tides OF
popular feeling alone tnat ascr1be the
weeping victory achieved at the ballot
box They who saw in the late election
no. hing but the influence of money or the
,.lpric. of public sentiment, mlsappte-
nenued the moral OF the campaign. Inc
,ction of the people was neither scrdld
nor capricious. The SUFFICE of events
.Ibrated and undulated in conformity
with the earnest pulsltlO1s OF tn" great
neart beneath. TWAS the first low ground
swell OF an approaching pOlltlcai ,eH'pt
whose tumultuOuS pillows within the
current C injury snail lash this continent
t. its utterinost confines. We live III the
aeon iay of the ages; we are passing
Jnrough the tOrrid zone of time, sur
founu d Dy the whirl and rush OF mighty
political cyclones. The new order OF
ninsS crowds impatienily upon the foot
steps of the old. standing on the reced-
ing skirts of the gi.,nt rebellion OF nus
lory, We encounter the front OF a revo!u-
giOi, no less colossal. Not one, hank
God! to be wrought out by the red manu-
ol slaughter. No embittered sections are
about TO yawn apart and form chasm
DnlN to be closed by the Nations pest
blood and treasure. No feud of color is
about to seek agreement IN one common
crimson. No sect is arOut TO proclaim the
| the gospel OF the cannon; no caste to IN
woke Sir sword as arblter But the people
~ utn La u
land, irrespective OF race, creed or conul-
ton, are about to reassert IN Il broader
sense the declaration that governments
derive their just powers only IRON,
that all men are created equal,
and demand fulhliment of the spirit - We'll as
the letter of the declaration. The one :rstt IT.
| repressible conflict that has sounded no truce
turing the ages, and which Will never beat =
retreat until victory is won, is that or popular
rights against usurped and unjust authority
tile OF the people against yrdnnicil po"-r.
its enemies nave overcome 1t; Its c.Ialnplohe
nave abandoned it: its friends have ds 5faceu
aau endangered it by horrible saturnalIa; Its vo-
| .aries Ill hccatombs have trod toe narrow planA
% the scafuld, lanSuisEed and Starved in dun
ieonS and perlSaeu III exile; It's soioicis iia' {
win utSp,irin1 enerSy thrown thsir naLto
breasts upon the serr.,lt bayoEetS OF tnelr To-
N disaster and defeat ITS banners have traileu
III the uust;--Dut, betrayed defeated anu DOW q
| III shame it mas never dlsblnled its forces nor
| as citadel is he uacon4 ueraOle soul uf uli.n
| The cradles of human intelligence are its al
S.nalS; its muSter-rollS embrace the MASSES III
mankind. From SvncratIOn 20 nefttlon, lfchi
:e.i ury to century, II has struggled on tnrous,l
rum pn amt defeat, auvancllir W..n an eFeilS
AZ per,istency toward complete dn'. hhal w.
Dry. LIS tropties are the Slorles OF tile as.
&C mas torn tie badge OF seridoin iro.l SIX =
Millions OF people Ia Russia Id piace,i them
n the hiIh plane of lnanloud and citlZrIs...p.
| Ii has inodiUed the riSor OF imperial sTey n
Germany; 1t has guaranteed civil ani rsiislous
liberty III Italy; though provoking lneV4 a'le
reaction by the OF the lie, o.itit II .llt.
| .ne Commune. 1t has broken Tor, yer Inc rvd OF
| drlstocratic dominion i'll tIanct-.i eVeh III
| magic name vi Napoleon snail eV aSan ca US
NE trl-cuior to float over an einp4Ie; IL A.-
irlyen CeSariSin from the lace OF Europe, all
It's imperial champion to eN IL anu a,t,' II
england its prD5re has been sure and ste q!
rom lue tiine il dealt tiio ,.5nal d, " l.
ne prerogatlve at Rum ynede to tue latest c L
S ,iJn t. :. green island which h n9S a. th
,.It vi Britain and the late st eXteiisloh OF the
fan, hise: it has within our own ilne cro'sc,-
tue VI cnnees into sluiubcring SPAN and GriVtL
Jne monarch into exile anu now lntnaciil5iA
crowds around the throne OF her successor
he fiat has gone forth; the nanu-WflllhS IL
IN the wall; no power shall stay its iire,Iotl
oie onwi ard course. The ancient empire
caste AMI oppression shall BE- subverted. dsspit'
| Inc opposition OF dynastles the weisht u eli .
DIS ALA craft vi kings. 1t sAail lnarch on
| rom victory to victory with dauntless iron
and stately step until It's grand I'd "a shall D.,
;rystaized into universal law that II Is the pre-
r,garive of the people to rule and that Freedom
| md equality are the birthri5ht OF MANKIND. LII
our own country its theories We're male the fun-
| ia,nentaI PRINCIPLES Ut government. I'VE, IN
p,opIe OF the united states $50 runs the ni'
.ionaI ordinance. in order to form a more Per
| iect union, est ,bliSh Justice, insure domestic
.ranq utility, to provide for the common defens
and secure the blessings OF liberty to ourselves
| and our posterity, do orlain and establish this
| Constitution for the United States OF Ainerlta
| me sovereign authority still rests with I'VE,
| the people, All legislative, executive and u
iicial power is only delegated, to be resather q
| INTO tine hands that granted it whichever tins
| o.ople shall consider their trust abused. And
| It is general awakening to the conviction that
he spirit if not tine letter OF oar nitlOlal chaf-
ter is being violated that is arousin5 the peopi'
to the necessity of re-assertinS their Severely
authority. The alarming apusrs are not txecu-
tive usurpations legislative encroachinents hoi
Iicial scrvility, affecting the lifeau liberty OF
~. citizen. Su h ou,ras5eS Woull .lild a CONF
Dl.te and SPECIFY redress at the hantts of forty
| millions OF free.nen. BdS tn person Il freedom
md security OF the citizen may DE respected,
! md vet his rights be previously violated. Into
| ,ur Govern uent, wearing the broad phylactery
| ii constitutional sanctily and bearing the IN
| ,enetrabIe shield q. legality, have crept prac-
.:es which inou 5h constitutional are not rlsht,
| nd tnJGs n legal are not Just Inc power oi
| lonty-,ne power OF leaSued and corporate
| rated under legal forms Tor puf.