Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-24
NEW YORK FOR cONKLIsG.


with present the same SIS q war note ct
to be sounded through the land and as
8 rousing heralding of the cause Of bat
tie and endeavor.
THE Republicans of New York, in
this Centennial yesr of the nation, reaf
irm the sacred truths and principles of
their fathers and make the following
declarations: We are for the unity Of the
nation and the just rights of the States
for the full reconciliation ard enduring
harmony of all sections; for the invio-
late preservation OF the results of the
war and the constitutional rights Of
every citizen: for thorough .retrencb-
mert and reform: for the ursparing
pursuit. rI:r,>n.e and punishment Of
public frauds srd official dishonesty;
for the elevation OF the public service
and 70. pure and efficient Govern
mont, for maintaining untarnished the
national credit aud honor; for sound
currency Of coin, or paper convertible
into coin. We charge the Democratic
party with being the same in character
and spirit as when It sympathized with
treason: with making its control Of the
House OF Representatives the triumph
ant opportunity OF the nations recent
foess with reasserting and spplauding
in the national capitol the sentiments of
unrspentant rebellion; with sending
Union soldiers to the rear and promot-
ing Confederate soldiers to the front;
with deliberately proposing to repudiate
the plighted faith Of the Government;
with being equally false and imbecils
upon the ovesshadowing financial ques-
ton; with thwarting the ends Of justice
by its partisan encouragement and the
obstruction Of investigation through the
four months OF its ascsndancy in tbs
lower House Of Congress; with proving
itself utterly incompetent to administer
the Government; and We warn the coun-
try sgaint trusting party alike uuwor-
thy, zecreant and incapable. Without
regard to past differences, we cordially
invite all who believe that the direction
of the Government should not pass into
tho hands Of those who sought to de-
stroy it, and who seek pure and econom-
ical government by honest and capable
officers. to unite with US in fraternal
and considerats cooperation for the
promotion OF these ends. We emphat-
ically condemn dishonesty and treacL-
cry OF any official who is faithless to
his trust, and approve the injunction to
let no guilty man. however high, es-
Cape We believe tho virtue of the
people. which saved the nation through
the storm of war, will preverve it from
the dangers of corruption. We COM
mend the good work Of the National
Administration in protecting the public
treasury and Furnishing public offend
ers; and in laying down his trust at the
close of the period for which he has
been chosen. President Gran. viii carry
with him the lasting gratitude Of the
American people for his patriotic ssrv-
ices in war and in peace. as . statesman
and patriot Of the highest ability and
character, whose long and distinguished
public career is without reproach; who
hiss faithfully served the cause Of free
dom and union through the great ssrug-
gle Of the past fifteen years; who has
been steadfast to equal rights and finan-
cial honesty and an unfinching e1pon-
ens Of Republican principles, and who
possesses the experience. capacity, cour-
age and frnness which qualify him to
have strength and honor to govern. We
present Roscoe Conkling to the National
Republican Convention 81 our choice
fox the nomination for President as the
delegated representatives OF half a mil
lion Of Republican voters Of New York.
We send q cordial greeting to our patri- |
otto brethren throughout the land
equally earnest with them for the sue
cess Of our common cause and pledging |
ourselves to . faithful supper. of the |
Cincinnati nominations. We give es-
pecial assurance that the nomination Of |
our candidate viii secure beyond ques-
ton the thirty-6vs electoral votes Of