Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-25

Of the Finance bill will prove beTt Il :!
to American credit, and promiuel
bmkeFs. brokers, hEilterS. dealers an
the itF-esf investors arp'au' his action
! The Hrr.,l,;'S correspondent of Pm
reports :, similar receipt N IF the. veto.
The Eerrl.i's F:.nhfor. correspna1
ence rc-c,!i"eS the reports from otila
quarters Of the cor.lrenj Of the .mnTe=
sIun ml.i= h. the VITO.
London. April -. The Post say
| President Grant has one more save.
tie country AMI deserves the app'aUs
! ":tha nation us much ~ lie i!l III Iick-
bur-.
Chicago. April 23.-The Trihune con
m"mt1 in quaiitied terHs on the Pr 81
tents veto, AMI S,y> L.. deserves III
| thanks "f the eu:ire coHntrv. The
Times expresses grl'i.iel surprise At tn
| action a: tie Pref lent ari declares i!
will H. iuiursssl hy the West ~ we'll tx
the i ;-f. AMI tina; the :.sSumn.iou thrt
the West favorS inf ,tiou Is tIlse. The
Inter Ocean he thinks made Il grave ms
take and iul!mate~ that IT. y!e!lcd II the
pressure of EASTERN lobbyists. I5c
Evening Joarn i Is enthusiastic over III c
veto
Nv York. April 23.-The Convention
If the National Board Of Fire Under
writer's. repre- srnting SO COS. 0CG insu-
rance capital. Is in session here, and
thank the President for vetoing the In
d..tiCn bill. which they consider would
have been disastrous ,o the country.
Harrisburg. Penn. April pa resO-
luton approving the Presidents veto
WAS to-day offered in the House, but a
melton to suspend the rGles WAS mega
lived.
Chicago. April 2i-The Cincinnati
Commercial says. President Grant has
hitherto done few things 50 well ealcu-
lated to give him an honorable dis,inc
ton as his veto of the finance bill. He
has come to the rescGe of his country'>
honor. and protection Of her credi; from
sure disaster 1T the IIOSt critical period
of her history.
The GQ-stts comments DpOn the veto.
and concludes that the result will be
that the currency question will hereafter
he let aloue. and says this. of all propn-
sitions that have been made. is the best.
The Enquirer abuses the President
without measure. ana declares the veto
u bid for denomination in 1876, on the
superstition that Wall street will then be
the controlling force.
St. Louis, April 24.-The Republican
sees in the situation elements of a ire
mendous CONFUSION of the Republican
party, if not the means of total reor-
ganization of both parties in the coun-
try, but thinks that while there will be
much noisy unfriendliness toward the
President for vetoing the bill. the sober
thinking business men of the country
will applaud HIM
The Globe heartily indorses the course
of the President. not only for its good
effects upon the business of the country,
but as being a faithful echo of every Re
publican platform since the first issue of
paper money by the General Govern
meEt. and assuring the people. through
the Republican President. that the obi
CATIONS of the nation shall be held sd
cred and every promise. whether to note
holders or to bOrdholders, shall be full
flied.
The Democra. thinks the veto settles
the question of any further issue of cur
r-ncy, and that it demonstrates the
President to be an out and out construc-
ZIONIST of the stric;est type. But. while
differing from his conclusion. it is salts
fled that he has been governed by wh.t
h. believed to be the best interests OF
the people
Another journalist (name omitted)
says it conld hot see how Grant could
get arnnud his own act i'll issuing the
W. nty-sIx millions reserve in fact lie
Iiid NO, understand it unless Grant bad
gone hack on himself-aaG!ing. We'll
il the President viii deny his own acts,
let him do So"