Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-08
THE OHIO REGENCY.

There are those who have thoughtlessly
sneered at the attitude taken by the MORN
ING APPEAL concerning the Ohio Regency.
Also we have been alluded to with contumely
by commentators of various degrees, dlmen-
tions and characteristics for our mild and
respectful dissent from the policy OF Ruther-
ford the Good Now We are free to admit
that no man is to be blamed too harshly for
being born in Ohio. We must all be born
somewhere; or to be more correct, the i'm
portant event of our birth had, necessarily,
to have certain fixed geographical sltus, so
to speak We are free to grant that MIR.
HAYES did the best he could when he
emitted his first small protest against second
term of the Presidency in the presence of the
family obstetrician, in the Buckeye State. 1t
would have been in better taste to have made
his debut in Massachusetts, or Virginia, but
man never is, but always to be, blest. And
now by way of giving the more sequestered
readers of the MORNING APPEAL correct
notion of the degree of moral, physical and
political courage needed to pursue the course
we have adopted toward the Ohio Rengency,
we proceed, herewith, to present for their
edifcation some facts indicative of the mag
nitude and power of the royal family. From
the New York Sun of April 80 we herewith
reproduce the formidable list
r. B. HAYES Fraudulent President.
NJ. K. Waite, Chief Justice.
n. H. Swayne, Associate Justice.
d.. HI Cartier, District
Ex-Governor Moves, Minister to France.
J. A. Bingham, -iinister to Japan.
J. A. Campbell, Third Assistant Secretary Of State.
John Sherman Secretary of the Treasury.
General Smith, Chief Clerk OF the Treasury.
R. W. Taylor, First Controller OF the Treasury.
}. 81. Mctirew. Sixth Auditor.
]. @. Smith, Commissioner OF Indian Affairs.
W. 7. Sherman, General of the Army
P. H. Sheridan, Lieutenant General OF the Army
Irwin Mcdowell, Major General.
George Crook, Brigadier General.
z A Finley, Brigadlr General (Retred)
Ten GoOnss Eighteen Malos
Ninety three Leutenants.
S. c. Rowan, Vice Admiral, Navy.
j. "S schenck, Il Wake Ite"pe' Rear Admira
D. Ammers J. c. Febiger, commodores
Five Captains. Eight Commanders
One Medical Inspector
One Pay Director Pay Inspector and one Chaplain.
Eight Lieutenant Commanders
Twenty four Lieutenants Nine Masters.
Six Paymasters Six Engineers
Two Medical Officers.
Four Leutenants of Marines
Two Captains and Lieutenant of Revenue Service.
The Consuates at Ten tsn, s., 500 Hamburg, $500;
Hongkong 81 900; Lautala, 81 600 Nassau g 0O0 Que
bee 81 500 St. John, 1000 Victoria, $3.50 Amster
DAM ,500 San Domingo, 8, 500; Cenfuegos, 81 500
In addition to these places, Ohio has the
Deputy Third and Fourth Auditors of the
Treasury, Chief Clerk of the Post Office De-
partment and Chief Clerk of the Contract |
Office, Census Clerk of the Interior, Stats |
teal Clerk of Solicitor of the Tseasury, ten
chiefs of divisions in the branches of the |
Treasury, and about four hundred clerks in
the departments at Washington, without in
Guiding the Government Printing Office, |
which is well stocked with Buckeyes.
Our most uncharitable critic cannot help |
admitting, after this vast roster that our out
spoken structures have needed the qualities of
resolution, self-denial and the spirit of |
martyrdom.