Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-18

since she successiul charge OF The
Blsck-horss Cavslry at Bull Run
has the heart Of the Tiger been more
eKultant. The Yankees who dare,
10 settle in that State after the war
are not 70 well pleased. nor are the
colored people who sympathise with
Eliza Pinkston. Black Republican,
who have hoisted the bloody shir,
are inclined to musmur; but the true
gentleman OF the South sympathise
with the hitherto down .trodden
Nichols and join him Ia singing
praises to the new President. We
learn by telegraph that Mr., Nichols's
snite have preambled and resolved
that Hayes policy is the correct
aud constitutional thing. Also they
have requested "the Governor, :"
meaning Mr.. Nichols, and not Mr..
Packard. to forward copy Of their
resolutions to the President. IfMr.
Morrisey had succeeded in electinc
Mr.. Tilden he could not have cheered
the Southern heart more thoroughly
than Mr.. Stanley Matthews's friend
Hayes is cheering il. 1t was funny
election for Dixie, as things turn
out. II was .heads win. tails Won
lose." How VIC Radicals did work
Tor this EZRA Of good feeling" We,
better than the Southern Democrats
themselves knew what they needed
We gave them their faithful friend
Rutherford. The late Confederacy
and the Lost Cause owe their victory
to Nevada. II we had withheld our
three electoral votes from Bishop.
Daggett and Tuny, and given them
70 Currie, Hagerman and Blenner-
hassett, Mr.. Beauregards friends
would have had TO deal with Mr..
Morrisey instead Of Mr.. Matthews,
A faro dealer and retired participant
Ia the p. Il. would have been their
man instead OF barrister and
cousin.in-law. We were blessing
IN disguise! Bat Governor Packard
addresses an open letter 10 Mr..
Matthew's friend Hayes which
reads as follows
State OF Louisiana, Executive
department, New Orleans, April II.
To President Hayes. Washington ID.
C,--Sir II is evident that the com.
mission sent here by you, instructed
among other points, to secure the
removal Of obstacles to tho acknoyl.
edgement OF one government. and
failing IN that to accomplish the rec.
milton OF single Legislature as de-
posisofy OF the representative will of
the people Of Louisiana. will fail Ia
effect either OF these results. The
flrst proposition can be obtained by
tho abandonment Of one or the oll,e, |
oil the claimants to the gubernatiopal
char. The second proposition. in. |
voiving uniacation OF the two bodies
each now claiming to be the I.epis.
laturc OF the State Of Louisiana. il
possible. The plan suggested by |
tho commission, that l04 members |
OF the Lower House and the 33 |
members OF the Senate, whose eIec.
'ion Is not disputed, should be
brought together In one body. and
Inc General Assembly, thus const,.
lnted. should pass upon the analia
cation of the contested members. and
mus recognized, shonld compose
conflicts in coordinate branches of
mo Government was acceptable 10
he republicans, but il Is sail 10
have been rejected by the Democrats.
ihis plan was understood to eman.
.te from tho President, and 10 en-
BODY his ideas OF Whit was lust and
'qnitable. Tho Republicans have
Indicated a willingness to acccde 10
reorganization Of tho Legislature
IN this basis IN Difference 10 tho
residents wishes. if even in SO
'oing they should waivo undoubted
cgM rights. II is presumed that
rom tho Presidents standpoint that
my other settlement would work
INJUSTICE to one or the other contest.
ng parties, and it is not believed
hat the Administration would sane.
ion injustice The Republicans are
Killing To submit the claims Of their
tate Government TO the Legislature
nus constituted. II is clearly indi.
atcd that Governor Nichols and his !
dherents have rejected this pro.
osition, mainly because Of its con.
,quence when weighed against the
ghts and liberty Of . majority Of
40 people. II the lawful govern.
tent in Louisiana can DO over. /,
'rown by domestic violence. with ,
10 consent Of the FEDERAL Govern.
ent. originally called into cxis,ancc ,
y tho express purpose, amongs, ,
bcrs, OF preventing sncl, an occur. /,
nee. what State In the Union may g
u hereafter DO subject TO similar 4
volutionsf Are tho American poo h
Q willing to see this precedent es. o
blishesi? Earnestly requesting
,nr immediate action on the facts
have the honor 10 be. very respect. a,