Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-20

NJ Go-hau-Indeed I do not yet
,nnw what Mr.. Booths position IS,
nxc.n: from hearsay. 1t is my op,n-
;ou that every mans support IL ue-
s;,.ilo never favor making the
10y small in order that it might NOT
,nn,ain nv enemies. Even now' !
repeat, | regard every mans support
Cor-What do you. think VIII De
the political complexion OF California:
Mr.. Gorham-That requires no
| nrophet TO foreteli. sincerely pe-
| iieye San Francisco will give Hayes
and Wheeler 5000 majority ana all al,
fornia between $4,000 ana l',uoV' Will
the loyal element thus united.
Cor.-Wnl you return ana ehteI
mon the canvass, or remain East ana
help conduct the national campaign!
| Mr.. Gorham-I shall canvass Ca,l-
| forni:, and labor in every locality 1or the
ricke, with all the energy ! possess;
This is Il campaign wherein we are al -.
trying to elect, ins M Oh rc u G H," local
| questions or future expectations al stahe'
| il is simply u quest ion whether NE me r, ,,.,
lion will accomplish by the ballot "ha'
they failed by the swOru.
! Cor-IS there a possibility on 'ie i''l'
road Company creeping into the parry.
Mr. GOrham tvehelGenliy,-No, 81
The Repu blican canvass VIII ne 'oii-
| 6ucted on the national issues Only, ior
inStauce. the preservation of the puniic
peace III the South; and STABILITY Oh ne
tfovernment credit, and an n"heSl NJ ~.
1ninistr:ttion OF the public of1iccrS. me
relation OF the Government TO the f'tii-
roads is already definitely hNed ny NV,
and with honest administration OIL the
law they canno: escape the iuihllIneht ol
! any ut their obligations. TINS Is luz
.Iac,;un which will tell whether the rail-
roa,ls own the Government or Wheihel
,I,ty will uay 10 the Government VIVA
,hcy owe to it, That j. The ''ln> ide' O.
This whole fight, and the r:iir 'n'' .'ft
running the opposite Site. \ on WHO Ma =
h,.ru here all winter ought TO kno" th't
Cor-iS there no show 10 carry any o.
the southern States: -, .,;,
Mr. (3orilam-Nunc bat south .iinth4s
.n,3 nuisia,la Every Southern State, l
t!,r negroes were allowed 10 vote, "cuft
] go Republican, but where they are Sho.
. intiinidatcd, starved, anu tSerS u ,.
, crirne known to the criminal cilch''G !!
dr,i;,utIv practiccd upon them. they d;'rt
NOT even show themselves on ti"'ti"i
, I:,y These are the acts ol those op
. ! pressed Southern people VIII" want 10 ~
t !a.ict alone" The 6ailO;-boN Stutein@ AM
co,,ntrnm out leriDrnIed Ivy those gentle
MANLY "chivs'' during The !"s' cam
| u,ir, in the South would shame III
9 MeGowan- MuiiiEan n..ys ., S.n Of 'h,
I negroes is unparalleled by the m"s:acF
of -. Bartholomew. ,..
,rr-That Ri grew out OF inc htlt'ts
what was called The Force BIN, uio
- | not: ,,, ~ a,
? Mr.. Gorham-les, sir. That was IN
measure which wouii have >;tN''i IN
South from this House III Represent d
tives addiction and the nation from
: i.stin" disgrace. However the natlona
P, newer will he ielt again after the mex
erection and Republican supremacy i
the House of Representative once NOR
restored. , o
q Cor-Senator Jones. of Nevada. s"e
. ce,tcd to a delegation OF colort.d men WI
called on him, that he saw nothing 10
power, except, perhaps, 10 pass acolore
q game law restricting the kliilhS
negroes 70 certain seasons "i me year.
Mr German icontinuinS'-Ihed clesat
rhe Rnpublican party THIS wear means III
virtual re-enslavenrnJ OF the hcSroe>
tnav,ueut of the rebel debt pension l
rebel soldiers; pay hen' OF u;thl"stS >' =
l. t:ined by every bel VINO tooh "
chances and lost: a scene OF fraud an
corruption that this country htEtt ousl
10 see; endin" in a iIn:tl dissolution
the Union. There never WAS !, IN IN
, when The loval Amtriran citizen h;td
n belrcr opportunirv 10 display his patrl"
@ ism These fellows showed thtlf i!:he
q too Quick. They ar" entirely nHftila"i
:, The North sees II.
II tor.-Do you know a3tN fhin@ :ipot
d who will be dominated loi t'hS''Hs
It California? ,
a Mr.. Misunderstanding at all. This Is
q | peOpie'S campaign ana tic,'tioli. II
q pretty certain that they WAL s"nu
u more railroad emiSsarIes under TIE CUR
re of reform. The Democratic party i'll Cal
IF Torn ia means railroad; whoever is nom
" mated will he railroad except Pipe
!. They couldn't beat him. They VIII no
trv to nominate one OF their Tools
J. the Republican convention and he;
=. Piper with him. But they Wont su
" ceed: when Piper was nominated, tn;
IF shut off all hope OF getting an attorney
y, f.n,, san Francisco Tor the tentr:
~ Pacific.
Thinking of nothing more 70 inq"i
about, your correspondent haae NJ
Gorhan1 farewell and Withdrew.
k Dnriry the interview Mr.. GorhaHl
h earuestness land sincere manner III
,r | nreSSed us with the belief that he Ihea
and felt every thing he said X. L.
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