Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-15
THE DEM0CRATIC WAR.

StSSLiSo. IA 0SLc0l0S coDSCIfdC!el
asains: the feace snd Integrity Of ths
Union aud ia giving force and vitality te
the order O. knights of the Golden Cir
c,e. The John Morgan raid through
that State an! into Ohio WAS invited by
the ludi,ns Copperheads; Jesse D
Bright. Democratic Senator from there
vas expelled liz 1862 for disloyalty; snt
Thomas a. Hendr.ck. the Democratic
, candidate 20. Vice President and pres
! ent GoyeEDu. {: Indiana was an ACTIVE
! member Of. ana seciet counsellor With
the r,srpio.s Who encouraged Morgan
and discouraged eniistments in The
Union army. Such Of these traitors AZ
have survived tine war have lately been
| IL council. VIA. they perfected Is &c,
icgth il tn following. which va find IN
| the pres, li~p.'cbes Of yesterday: A, n
meeting y. t!,a Democratic State Cen,
trail Coutui:tee held at Indianapolis on
wednesday ,!.c 18th, at which were
present Governor Hendricks and repre-.
sentatives .f1a iLe vs,ious Congress
sional districts. occurred what is here
with reported as follows:
The District Representatives thea re-
ported the feeling as follows: In the
First p.s!r:c. The people believed TiIden
legally elected. and were disposed TO see
him through The Second District
favored the Inauguration Of Tilden and
Hendricks. la he Third District there
was bot little excitement among the
people. b;.. they were convinced @: Til!
2en's election. aud were willing TO :oi-
low their leaders. The Fourth District
requested she State Committee to de-
mand the irargursticn of Tildep. and
favored State Convention, ard was
VIA. It mag. Sixth Dis.ric: Our PEG
pie favor seeing cur man duly installed
into office. The Eighth District was
willing for a peaceabls solution Of this
question, provided it resulted in tho in
suguration OF T,lden. Ninth District
Ores. escitemen. among the people. and
some se-o Inclined 10 go to extremes.
but did not believe We ought to talk
about war; did not think 9 minority of
the United States would iEsis: on in
acSurstinC q President: there WAS Ger
tsiniy some way for pescesbls settle
meot; the people cannot afford q civil
xs,; right ~ right. and the great and
honest Republican party wou,d see that
right carried out. The Tenth District
believed Tildsn should DO inaugurated,
but deprecated war talk. although some
of the working classes we've strongly in
clined to beiis-rency- IL the Eleventh
District wss certain element decidedly
for war. tut they we're looking 10 the
action q this meeting, and particularly
wanted State Convention to decide the
plan to be pursued. Tho feeling is that
We must have our rights peaceably if we
can, but forcibly if necessary. Twelfth
Dis.ric.-Tte people we're determined
Tilden should rot be counted out; sub
mission now meant submission all time.
Thirteenth District the people were |
this convention to take initial |
steps to secure the Inauguration OF
Til6ep.
A resolution was then adopted. calling
Of the people, regardless Of |
past political opinions, at each county |
SEA: on December %, to select aud in.
s.ruct delegates 10 assemble in Stste |
ut Indianapolis, January S.
20 consider public affairs ard lake such !
action as will secure a fuil execution Of !
he Constitution aud laws.
i committee VAS appointed to pre-
,sra an address to the people. Recess
vas taken until 3 o'clock. The day ap-
pointed for tho state Convention is the
day of Governor elect
Williams.
This mean preparation for way, II it
aeaus anything. /. means that that in
ornal traitor, Hendricks, sided snd sus
ained by that weak. vain, besotted old
Democratic Yahoo, Blue Jeans Williams,
proposes to burl the weight Of tho Dem.
cratic column in Indians against the
'caceful inauguration Of Hayes and
We hare heard coed deal Of
Democratic buster before. i. is not the
host reliable war material in the world.
;u: i. may aad not inirequently does
reed mischief. I; sets people who have
ourags TO fighting, sometimes. Now
II there &c no wasting Of their time by
be Republicans OF tie North in making
showing of their hands and their pur-
oses. lie: us begin here in Nevada.
lot the grand old party declare itself.
.s: tie old allegiance ssain be sworn.
these traitors arc going to breed wez
4 Us WHO followed the stars and stripes
0 ready 20 meet the enemy on the line Of
re. This is the time for courage, for
1nssaucy, for faithfuiness to orSani-
ltion, to party discipline.
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