Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-08
MIR. SCHURZ SPEAKS THE MIND OF
THE ADMINISTRATION

There is nothing new in the upspeaking of
Mr.. Carl Schurz for and in behalf of Mr. r.
b. Hayes. He wrote the letter of acceptance
with which the then nominee for the Presi-
.lency gratuitously insulted General Grant
and his friends. Carl, knowing his man,
fetched him to his own hard terms by such
leverage as he could command. He marshaled
or said he marshaled the ''Independent
German forces of Ohio. Hayes had run for
Office in that State often enough to know how
much this support was worth. He knew that
Schurz knew the inside of his plans well as
the intimate history of his political perform
lngs And so Schurz bargained himself into
the Cabinet Now this subtitle German add
rotly causes himself to be recognized as the
spokesman for the Administration. 1t Is not
altogether to be relished by the more faithful
adherents of the Republican Party that the
man whom they have elected to the Presl-
dency should be coached and handled and
wheedled by the prime movers of the Greeley
Convention of 1872 it is not the most wei
come thing in this world when Mr. Carl Schurz
becomes known as the authoritative mouth
piece of the nominee of the Cincinnati Con
vention Of 1876; and it is something phenom-
email when the views and purposes of an Amer
jcan President are only to be made known to
the English reading public through the inper-
tectness of hasty translation out OF a foreign
tongue, Indeed, there be strange lips that
speak for the President. MIR. Stanley Mat
thews lent the grace of his cleverness to the
office of Chairman of the Dolly Warden con-
vention Of 1872; Carl Schurz, bolter from
the Republican party and a notorious mis-
ehef-maker and marplot was one of the prln-
pal figures upon the floor Of that body Of dis
senters and impracticables; William VI. Ev-
arts was one Of the political ishmaelites who
rook position under Andrew johnson; Dcvens
IN the heat OF the VIZ, w;,s candidate upon
the Democratic ticket i'll Massachusetts, for
the Office of Governor; and Postmaster Gen
eral David McKendreo Mckee distinguished
himself nnder the banner of the Lost Cause
by performing the picturesque duties devolv
Tennessee regiment Of coon skin straightouts
AMI We 'uns and you uns from the officiating
precincts 81 tn, Holston the ClincL nd the
Yadkin These are the Presidents advisers
IN the floor of the Senate al organized body
OF rebel generals are prornpS and e.-cr to GO
luty in bringing humiliation 10 Northern
Senators who have CARED to insist upon the
President observing the ra.c, prescribed by
himself for the Civil Service, And now the
country Is invited to listen to the Westiche
Post for declaration of the Presidents true
nwar'iness. One hy one NE Hayes repuoi- |
''teS the men and usa9es o1 the RepuDllcan |
'Ityj step by step he proceeds upon the pros
"cntion OF his plan OF DESTROY ing that org>tnl-
|'fIon; and yet there are not wanting men Of
influence III IAe i'epuoiican ranks who excuse
MS hereSleS an" sanction his cAolee OF a Cahl-
-'c', 9'loI"' speaking loT the Hayes move
I,leil'' oahoIeS OF ne" party, whose soul
9ii'uio oe INC 'i5f'h'' uiSenlDo"ieo spirit OF
81" "t''' aii'' 'drle" "hi98erE' ana whose
mos ana oo"y' lungs anu VisceTa' brains
i'ho Drawn should be patched up from
tered a0olt over The graves OF Democratic
cadaVers ana preserved among the curlosltles
81 hepuo .'cah anatomical museums What
'''9aileS are thaSe. Ana III the fo9 and tune