Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-17
THE OHIO REGENCY.

Great men are not to blame for all
being bess In ono locality but the
great men OF other parts naturally OBJ
Jet 20 being overlooked IN order ihsi
the other great men, Aforesaid, should
he picked out for all the fat takes In
the Office holding wsy. Already Ohio
has absorbed pretty much everything
worth having ADD holding In III " gov
ernmssst Ut ours. Bot shs IL not salIs-
fed. Her appetite grows by what 1t
feeds on-like ambition and the dis
pepsis. Even now Mr.. Garfield il
moving his forces toward the Repub.
i,can nomination to the speakership.
President Hayes, II IL thought. would
prefer that other .ohioan, his friend
Foster. but he IL not going to lie over
choice between citizens OF his native
state. With him, In remote cases
only. one Buckeye exceed. another
Buckeye in glory. A. TO himself, he
rejoices In being disciple 81 the ls.s
Mr.. vallandigham. The latter inven-
ted Tho Now Departure quite q
much - Andy johnson Invented my
Policy" OF George " iiiiam Curtis In
vented the nursery game Of Civil Ser
vice Reform. Blu, there are nurmnrs
from Republicans who have not ye,
learned 10 know that Ohio Il the abode
OF oil the goodness aud greatness OF
tho good and great Republican party.
We have just been reading the letter
Of New York Republican, touching
this subject. We think his complaint
Is 70 vol stated and made 20 Interest.
Ing - to liz worthy 0f reproduction.
We find !, IN the New York SUM-
queer place for -traigbt-ont Republi-
can lstter aud herewith present the
same 10 our readers
To THE EDITOR or THg SUS.-Sir /:
As = Republican would inquire why
should We not protest against the acts
Of the Ohio Regency, This Regency,
composed Of the following gentlemen.
X. Is. Hayes. w. Y. sherman, John
sherman, stanley Matthews, proposes
10 add 10 It's strength by elerting James
A. Garfield az Speaker OF the House Of
Representatives. and the appointment
Of Gov. Noyes, Of Ohio, ~ Minister 10
france. Can the Republican party af.
ford 10 carry this Ohio Regency?
Would II not be better TO ut once let
Mr.. Hayes take his position in Ameri.
cad history as Tyler the Second? Can
We A. q party forsake our old and trus.
tod leaders, Conkling, Grant, Morton.
Blaine, Washburne, and Brisiow, for
\ weak, temporizinR set of .mediocri-
ties Ii Ohio 10 finnish the entire
brains OF tho great party of freedom
What claim has Ohio to the leadership
~ the Republican party? Did not
glorious John Brough carry the State
by 100000 majority, and under this
galaxy OF surFendering statesmen has
not that spa jorlty beeA cat down 10 u
paltry b,O00Y
hut Mr.. George William Curtis Of
Havper's Weekly says Grant lost six
Republican Southern States. Yes,
Grant, hold back by pulling statesmen,
did. But II took Grant eight years 10
lose six, and Hayes has succeeded IN
losing two In ono month. We must
repudiate this Ohio Regency or we
shall lose all tho largo Republican
states In the North.
l predict that unless Mr.. Hayes
ceases bis present policy III surrender.
not one single Administration caudi.
daio can be elected In 1878, not single
southern State can be captured from
tho Democratic party, and no advance
will be made toward breaking tho
color limo. on the other hand, con
tinnance OF his present actions will
necessitais . night Ia 1880 on hs issue
Of solid South against Q fractured
North. We shall bo compelled To tho
course that was pursued when Andrew
johnson deserted. VIZ, 10 Nominate a
siraight-ont Republican and elect him
by Northern votes. For this issue lot
no Republican be blamed. Yours truly
New York Aprii7. Joseph l.. rophain.
Yes, Grant. held back by pulling
statesmen says Mr.. Tophsn. BY
pulling statesmen maybe ho means
MIR. Geo. william Curtis. Who knows,
We are reminded that n Grant did
,nsks some epemics no also retained
somc friends. Mr.. Hayes Ia Ia some
danger NJ not having any friends to
retain. Certainty lie il likely to lose
Tophain. ~ atii5 Ft s11#f8