Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-19
THE "CITIZENS' TICKET.

The true inwardness of political reform
again has its exemplifcatiOn. And inquir-
ing and expectant humanity is again assured
of the solidarity of Republican govern ment,
and the conjunctive tendencies OF tho planets
are no longer feared.
Amid the newest glories of his multiplied
political leaderships we discover Capt. Meder,
- Of ours $50 great and yet so familiar" Re-
publican-D Democracy responds to Democratic
Republicanism, and the nation is safe. The
doughty Captain leads the solid phalanI OF
his yeomsnry to the support of Hon. John T.
Jones, although the war does not seem to
have been declared for that purpose. All de-
serters will be instantly shot, however, for
the battle cry is, "Reform is not compatible
with organization, but We organize that we
may perchance reform"
First, second and third lieutenants, e. F.
Gibson, T. w. W. Davies and II. H. Howe,
are in position and the points of their dress
parade swords are in dangerous proximity to
the laggards of the rear rank. Why should MT
Professor Howe take up the regular line OF
, pUlitico- military promotion under the gen-
sralship of Meder and let the old man appoint
in his place a Provost Marshal to run our
public school system! Boston wants to send
us missionary teacher, and Captain Meder
will see to it that Professor Howe shall not
be III the way.
Brother Gibson is delighted with his decor
ations as a volunteer in the new service, and
keeps step to the Confederate march of his
more military confrere, Colonel Davies Thus
We march up the hill for Republican ascen-
dcncy in the U. s. Senate.
Non commissioned, but still in line of duty,
lot US of the awkwasd squad look admiringly
upon the stripes and chevrons of Connecticut
chivalry and gladly anticpateIths Shr.evalty
of LIST Sergeant Hill, while the army of re-
form goes on with the necessary work of polit-
ical dlsorganization.
Who shall say that the Ohio Adonis, J. II.
Marshall, shall not with ivory stylus be the
clerkly regulator of county justice! or that
the Pennsylvania steadincss of D. Il. Lentz
shall not record the business transactions of a
redeemed people!
Shall the gold and the treasure
ne spoiled for want of a keeper! Not
while the Republican Democracy OF Kentucky
contributes Mr. Yager as the custodian there
of.
Wherefore shall We not count our wealth
and pay our tribute when New York contrib
utes to our use the Democratic Republican,
II. Fl. Bence to assess our goods and chattles?
Shall no man accuse us for a want of New
York Republican Democrat deeply read in the
law, such as NJ A. Driesbachl
Aud lastly, fear not the prosperity of our
non sectarian school system while our Repub
ican Democrat, D. Keily,i is on hand to super
intend the education of our little ones, and |
Brother Greenlaw of Democratic Republican |
and persuasion maintains the stan
dard of our county intelligence. Thus we re-
view with pride the gEttering uniforms of
sargeants anu oorporals in the grand army of
reform, and mark the cheerful step of such of
the rank and HE as have been placed on the
retired list in the service of the Republican
party They are good soldiers all, and can
tight as well under one banner as another,
provided their rations arc regularly dealt out.
1t is to be hoped that this noble army is not
,egarded by Mr.. Garrard as troop of mer-
,enaries to be surrendered into the serVitude
VI Governor Bradley, nor that Ellis recog-
lizes a contingent to be wheeled into that
line of battle which is to add to
he confederate majority in the Senate. Alas
or Captain Meder should such perchance be
he case. l.