Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-23
THE INFLarIONISrs STILL LIVE,

THE INELATIONISTS STILL LIVE.
The tone Of the Democratic journals
west OF the Rocky Mountains. where
hard money is the circulating medium.
has been one of depreciation of their
Democratic brethren of the rag-n,oney
order since the Ohio election. The Nir-
ginia Chronicle declared that the rag
baby had been strangled in Ohio. and
the Eureka Sentinel followed suit Both
these jo1rnals treated :heir Democratic
brethren who advocated imitation as little
better than pirates; but there is little
doubt that, had the Democrats carried
Ohio. neither one of these journals
would have failed to hail the election as
. genuine old-fashloned Democratic
triumph. Success covers . multitude of
sins; defeat must be accounted for.
Hence these journals found consolation
in the assumed fact that never more
would the cry of imitation be heard.
This idea we have secuted. and our con-
illusions arc correct. The Cincinnati
Eaqsirer. the leading Democratic jour
nal of Ohio. on the day after the cleo
ton said:
We are disappointed. but We are not
discouraged. The cause which re have
advocated is the cause of the people of
the Great West and South 1t is cause
which cannot be suppressed nor denied
hearing. 1t found advocacy in US. and
We propose to keep up the good fight
When the Democratic party ceases to be
party of the people, capable of secur-
ing The greatest good TO the greatest
Lumber. then the time for its burial has
come. But that time cannot come. -
What Is called the greenback move
mont is as certainly destined to succeed
as the other great questions which We
have alluded to above. 1t is only q
question of time. The contraction of
the currency will be stopped. There
will be an increase of it sufficient to
meet the demands of business. The in-
crease will be in government legal ten
ders. The national bank notes will be
retired. Their place will be supplied by
greenbacks. The bonds of the United
States will be taxed by the federal gov
eminent as other property is taxed. The
Understanding debt will be reduced,
and the MISUNDERSTANDING one will be
increased. This We shall proclaim in
the hour Of victory or in the hour of
temporary defeat.
The men in New York calling them
selves Democrats, who have exerted |
their influence to beat William Allen and |
the Democratic ticket in Ohio, are the |
worst enemies of our organization, |
They have dug = pit between them and |
the Democracy of this portion of the
Union-a pit as wide and impossible as
that which separates Dives from Laza-
rus. We only know the motives of their
leaders to hate and e1ecrate them and
to pray for their defeat. They are not
Democrats any more than Nick Biddle,
Of the days of Andrew jackson, was q
Democrat. The god of their idolatry is
. national bank. They have set up
golden calf to be worshipped by the peo-
pie whom they have robbed and are rob-
bling. The Democracy Of the United
States have an account to settle with
hem.
The fault Of our Democratic contem-
,oraries on this western side of the con-
inent has been that they have never
;iven their imitation brethren of other
states any credit for sincerity. The
rue state Of the case is that the Democ-
acy of Ohio. Pennsylvania and Indiana
r. a. hopelessly welded to the imitation
heory As arc Lucy Stone, Susan B.
.nthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton to
he one idea of woman suffrage. And
is upon this imitation question that
10 Democracy have been hopelessly
pitt. There is no more hope now that 9
lat party can be made to assume q
did front in the next Presidential con-
st than there was during the war that
,ch Of their old leaders rs Vallandinc-
Am, Frank Pierce and James Buchanan :,
ould support the cause of their country a,
,ainst that 1f the rebels in arms :,
,ainst it. G
A SECTION OF one Of the big trees OF
has arrived in St. Louie. On