Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-26
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Hsrewkh 70 reproducsd the manly
sddssss Of Goysrnos Packard 81
Looisisss npos being bsssa rcd by the
Ad0inistrsiion Of Rutherssrd II.
Hayes. We quote from last evening".
dispatches
Executive Department, LouisIans,
New Orleans. April 25.-To the Re.
pubiirans 81 I.ouisisna-Ou this dav.
the fifteenth suenisersary Of ths sur.
render of New Orleans ~ the forces OF
the United States. it becone. ms duty
9" announce 70 you thss he aid ana
souniensnce OF the National t;oyera
tssnt has bosB wiihdruwn from The
Hspubiicans u Lsuisiara. and that Z
government rsvoIutiouery In form Il
prAriicaiIy on the point of usurpine
the control Of affairs In this State.
70 ell the circumstances Of the last
electoral campaign only tn remember
the fidelity Ia principle which you
have dispiayed. THE Republican party
as yoa know. entered upon the can.
ssss moro united and stronger than
ever before. II had enlisted under It's
banner the Influential class Of native
born citizens 81 the old Wing anteced-
enco who. To- their honor be IL sajd.
still remsin faithful TO the principles
which they espoused and the Govern-
ment which they supported. 4, was
further strengthened nv the absence
from the State 81 that element whose
previous adherence to the party had
brought IL into disrepnte. These
causes combined to bring about tho
remarkabie success achieved by tho
Republican party in all doubtful
parishes. who with ons exception.
even where the white population pre-
ponderated and which gave MS
majority in til. Legislature. Excep,
where organized violence prevailed
our state Ticket carried every Repub-
lean parish aud also mum Dor of
parishes which in the last Legislature,
were exclusively represented by Dom
ocratic members. ! briefly suin,nar.
ITO the historical events viii ch hay.
since occurred. The General Assssn-
bly, met on tho ist Of January last,
organized with full legal quorum In
Doth houses, passed laws which were
approved by the then Executive of the
state, on the Cd day OF January last
canvassed and declared the vote for
Governor. Notwithstanding this,
however, commission found a legal
Legislature sill IN session at the
state House. and my title unassailed
and unassaiiable, except by force
The result Of their labor during the
two weeks which they have remained
here Is known. They induced n num-
Der OF the members OF the legal House
OF Representatives To take sexts In
Nichols House. thus giving Il 4
Returning Board majority. Al this
tine the nation WAS agitaied by
doubt rs to the result of the Presidsn- 1
tiai election. With the expectation
that Samnel J. Iilden might possibly
become President ofthe United States.
and with no hope Of sucdess otherwise,
my opponest in the late campaign
established a mock Legislature and
went through the form Of inaugur-
alton, In order that there might lie 4
seinblauce Of Government, which Mr..
Tilden If inaugurated. could
possibly gaivanixo into vitality. The
few days that followed General Nicholls aud
his adhcrcnts were encouraged BY the unex
p"ctrd rsf.sal OF President Grsut to recognize
shs state Government or 10 respond 10 the con-
s'hutionsl call 81 thu Legislature. though he
qussti oned the legality Of Deither, On the 9th
day OF January. whom had scarcely taken nv
seat IN the Executive Chair. the " hite League
aroused "a armed instruction and by coup de |
main took possession Of the Supreme Court the |
ar.rnsi and the stations ~ the metropolitan
police. al located Al the capital. Then came
ord"rs frop President Gran, establishing thu |
sta'a quo, the practical cGsct OF which was 10 |
conhrin the insurgents In the sd saniAges which |
they had gained, and - prevent any effort to |
dlspossess them. +IE
This heroic man concludes his ad. |
dress, tour inability to produce the
whole Of which we deeply regret) a.
follows:
To oil, ] counsel peace, patience,
iortitnde and firm trust that, event
naliy, right and Justice will prevail.
tSigned): s. Ii. PACKARD.