Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-04
THE EAsTERN INJECTIONS.

AID the SiEnOyet wheat OF ErAnl pn.lt
zeal fields is garnersd for she year Tha
the furnishings IL the great States have
bser quick, thorough and effective, moi
even the most prejndiced and uncandid
Democrat, no. even tbs sulkiest Inds-
rendsnt will deny. First Ohio, with ita
substantial victory, then Iowa, Main
and California-for the election of Carr
tells which way the wind blows over tbs
vanes of Protestant school houses. And
this, fellow Republicans and fellow
Americans. is the watchword In Ohio
there are as many Republicans in the
mud Of imitation as there are Democrats
il the mire of the expansion OF sn ire
ds.mabls currency. But Grant 8: Des
Noines smote the honest heart Of the
American people as Moses smots the
rock. The issue OF the day IS free
schools The warning TO the JESUIT in
fucnce which with s.exlthy steps seeks
further 70 gain temporal power fer the
DlSuopIit VI itciAIc, IN HNh''s WA
Thousands upon tens OF thousands of
thinking American Catholics say this.
The New York Democracy stood upon a
hard money platform The great me-
iropois dominates the State. She is s
huge warehouse, = giant mart Of COM
nsrce. She, with common commercial
honesty, would sell her wares for green
backs and force her debtors to pay their
dues in gold. Hence, all parties are for
coin there. There is the policy Of dis
honesty and sharp dealing in the bust
ness. Hence, no difference in the plat
forms of the two parties in that State or
the money question. Added to their
ready acquieseence in the mercantile
demand for specie platform the New
York Democracy were slirmishing for
the Presidential nomination in the next
National Convention OF their party.
Tammany wrapped the pure white robes
of Reform about his leprous loins. and
the disguise would not have been in vain
but for the schism among the Irish.
John Horrissey and John Kelly fell ont
over the flesh pots and Norrissey flashed
. calcium light through the rotten places
Of the temple Of the patron saint Of the
New York Democracy. Meanwhile,
there stood Bigelow, half-shell Repub-
ican, with kind of Knicksrbocker dry |
rot upon him, ss the fgurshsad and de-
coy duck Of the whitewashed Democracy.
Al . not inappropriate Offset, the Re
publicans nominated against him Fred |
Seward, another Of the same kidney.
As between the two politicians there was
no choice. They are both oppresaively
and unsympatheticauy respectable. and
Of the "sure-of-riehteousnsss sort.
30 that the head men Of the two tickets |
represent nothing but the scramble. The
power behind the whole ruck 10 the |
people and tho hot incentive behind |
the people is tho school question. Rome
filings a scarlet cloak over the shoulders
of Father AcCloskey. and it il . red
rag to heat the temper of the free school
men and women not only Of New York,
but Of the whole country. 1t is the
Pope against a Third Term-as mark
Grants speech at Des Moines-mark it
and do not lose sight of it, for it carried
Ohio like . whirluind. swept Iowa and
California and now fires even the slug
gish heart Of Pennsylvania and stirs the
blood Of the money grabbsrs and rail-
road thieves of New York. The contest
in Massachusetts,, where tbs ballot
thinks, indicates nothing bat "esthet-
les" and the love of free grog. Still.
the Republicans there seem to have sur
yived their own pusillanimity in shelving
their brains-Ben Butler. thine WAS
when the brains were ont the man would
die" They prefer the softsning article.
and SO follow in the wake of poor. driv-
cling Wilson. In Wisconsin the Re-
publicans make great gains. As to
whether there is any hope that they may
get far enough back toward sanity by
and by to reseat Matt CARPENTER in the
Senate is still in doubt. 1t 10 to be
hoped they will get sufficiently cuffed
~ the badgering Democracy at length
to quit stoning their prophets and STAY