Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-25
wHATREPUBLrCAKs ARE AsKEr
30 SWALLOW. =

There 10 good deal Of honest pa
sssocs among those Republicans who
catch sp and repeat the injunction g.
give che Psssideni's policy . fair
chance before condennIng II. Bsi
while thIs patience L. being sxerrss~.i
iss ~ 80 ~iaas is hsppssing s.sos,
those whom this new policy is going
to Affect. A dispatch dated ut Chicsg !,
on the Z3d says:
The publication Of az senator wsde..
letter susekipg the frrsidenrs policy /.
The subject OF much discussion TODAY
The opinion prevails that tho letter viii
encourage other Repuilcsns 10 speak out
their convictions. senator Gordon say :
the Democratic party has been trying &.
accomplish for years, and has made "a
united south and q dfvided North. and
under this condition OF things, ne thlnks
the success OF the Democrats Ia the next
great contest is assured.
And who II senator Gordon. He
isa native Of Georgia. Al the out.
break Of the rebellion he entered tho
Confederate army As = Captain. When
Loo surrendered no VA. IN command
81 the Second Confederate Army
Corps. No wonder he In com piscen,
10 view Of . solid South aud a diyiied
The Richmond, Virginia, Dispatch.
commenting upon = President elected
ny Republican voters acting under
the Inspiration al the :. Bloody Shirl .
says:
II II folly n suppose the Presidents nc.
tlon In regard 10 south Carolina and
Louisiana viii result IN any Democrats
leaving their party 10 jain that III the Adj
mtnistration. The President has siInpIy
followed the Democratic doctrine in ,hs
course pursued. for which he Is entitled
10 praise.
Aud yes there mr.. good, innocent
souls who talk of trscruiting the Il.
publican fsrty from tho ranks OF the
old line Southern Wings g. NJ w.. #vM
A Telegram frorn washinstos dated
April % informs Us IS follows
Alexnndar n. stephens rode out to-day
!or the hrst line fcf several months. Mr..
btcph~ns called ut the Executive Man
siou and had talk with the President.
lie said he was glad 10 see the Preside ii
pursuing such = course az would bring
together the disc0rdNnt elements or the
country IN harmony. and nil the Prcsi-
cent hsd 10 do WAS to perform his d,ity
sud produce that desirable result. The
PRESIDENT, IN reply, remarked that IL was
ms purpose 10 pursue the course he
ae4msd bAst To serve the interesta aud
neSmony Of the entire country, Thinking
ne time had come when every rffDri
should DO made To that end. He ~.
pres-ch ms pleasure In making the nc
yuAin lance Of Aphens, and that xentIe- |
man feclprocated the compliment.
n,ephen. Also called upon Randall and |
Alexander II. stephens was Jef
Davis's Vice President and the author |
OF tho saying that the "corner stone
u the Southern Confederacy. il Afri. |
can slavery"
And now. rs indicating the out.
burst OF the Era ~ good feeling - 40, |
on foot By this President OF ours, we
copy the following
Montgomery, Ala. April 2l-The Ala. |
bhina Daily state Journal, the only Re. |
pupiichh paper In Alabama, has sus-
pended. IL VIII continue Ms weekly |
ISSUE. '
Hut lot us not be impatient. Let
rs give tho Presidents policy a lair
rial. Perhaps 1t will, reeslabii.h lAe
Republican press In Alabama I