Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-29

We CsS HAVE an abundant and LASTING
peace with the men snd heirs OF the
late Confederacy II we viii. All tina
need be done Is to let them have thei
1wu sweet will and way in all things
Their will Is to take the power o! Ger
tain sovereign States. so called into
their own hands. aud Herewith TO domi-
neer this Republic and make /, what /:
used to be in Democratic days-a Con-
StIiutiOual [ MON III name but = toniea-
.racy Of weak and dubious powers IN
fact. Their wav to his end Is through
q res,.rrec.etl Confederate alliance reach
Inr from Virginia to Tsxas-a solid mass
4 white Sou,hernerS, with hatred Of
Federal restraint for an animas and a
reversal Of the verdict y. the war for
their unyielliug purpose- Tucker OF
Virginia boldly strikes the key note
when he denies that thu, Is a nation.
The impeachment 0f Holden IN North
Carolina. the impeachment OF Ames in
Mississippi; the Impeachment of hel-
.ogg in louisiana are some of the bold
strokes o. this renewed reb-l Hon. The
white Ike will revive the whipping post
and the halter for all visitin, Abolition
iss before thew Will submit 10 any au-
rhcrity bat that OF their own choosing.
See what they dill In Moth Carolina.
80 soon as the Conservatives got the
Legislature in their hands they made 1t
impossible for Holden 10 veto any bills
IF their passing. To make sure that he
should never again come to trouble them
they impeached him. No half way bu-
,iness about them. When the men who
preserve the relics Of the Lost Cause
want 10 DO anything. they do not sur
render 10 any qualmish notions or self
doubts. So in Mississippi, SO in Loui-
-Ilna- These rebels mean to gather
pr. ITO their hands by the quibhles
au,. arp practices OF peace II any
would resist their schemes and perform
lnces they must do SO by th4 sword
They will shoot any sheep that bites
:hemi
The SAN FRANCISCO spirit Of the
Times of Saturday last, has an article,
'v0rded like an editorial, but signed
.. simpson (the owner of "Hock-
hooking, in which we lind the fol-
lowing comments upon the recent four
mile race which took place in that city
under the auspices of the San IRAN
cisco Jockey Club: ave have seen a
good deal of racing says this writer,
- and on nearly all the courses be-
tween the Atlantic and the Pacific,
have witnessed a great number OF
equine contests We consider our
selves a competent judge of right and
wrong IN everything pertaining 10 this
sport In all our experien &c
we never saw a race where the man
Ige,nent were 30 clearly il the wrong,
y where they used such an arbitrary
power to commit a fragrant, base and
indefensible outrage" Further on in
same article we find the subject treated
II. the following uneqUivocaI manner:
Passing over the minor faults which.
arose from ignorance, the
listancing of horses clearly inside of
he limit was high handed, desperate
to do anything which would
result in pecuniary saving TO the
Tub. Our first Impressions were that
K was the result OF excitement. horses
being overlooked. and flags dropped
re the proper time came for the signals
being given, but after a more careful
and hearing the evidence ot
gentlemen, we are forced TO the con
.lusiou that II was a pTe-arranged plan.
In support of that view i the testi-
mony of a gentleman who heard the
the night previously, re-
mark that 1.-THE other race the Club
lad lost 5000 by the distance lag not
being dropped in time. and he was
determined there should not be re- |
The appointing of distance |
Judges from those who had a large |
interest AZ stake. and rein |
orcing them with the Vice Pres ident !
o sustain them in their actions, has a
ignificance which cannot be over
ooked. As well might the distance |
Judges have been selected from the |
wners of the horses. and would have
'een equally as fair and as much in
ccordance with the principles of JUS
ice.
Tuo~.ccrN's RUropn Tho Conc7,l |