Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-01
,NING APPEAL.
OUTLOOK IN 1880.
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econe evident that the Republican
on was brought into being and still
Nexiyan.9 definite purpose, and that its mis-
f s.e, A. got yet fulfilled During the last ten
Sa-iorIie party has met with constant calamnY
Kouruclts struggle to maintain its rightful SUI
eonfdcy in national affairs has been compelled
.S%I,iifather to listen to the dictat0n of small
rotority of malcontents than attend to the
Establishment Of the principles enuHclated by
that arbitrament which the rebellion necessl-
tated. The vast strength which inheres in
the party has been worse than friJtered away
by system of compromise nominations ex-
acted by a faction in the party shat thought
itself possessed of the so-called balance OF
power Infinitely better would it have been
during these years for the party to have sui
fered prompt defeat than to have been sab
iected to the responsibility of such successes
as have in numerous instances. all over the
country, been the fruits Of Ill advised conces-
sion to the rule or ruin demands OF set OF
howlers who never sQnare]y or honestly sup
ported Republican ticket III their lives. The
strength, tone, self confidence and principles
of the party have constantly suffered to that
extent which has made an open aYowal OF
party fidelity, or an unreserved advocacy OF
Republican doctrine the occasion of wide
spread and systenati: reproach Car local
political history bears out these remarks; and
what is true locally, has been largely true
nationally. The vast majority Of those who
constitute the bone and snew Of the party
have been practically ignored, and have done
honest party duty to the ienoble, qaerUions
demands of the Miss Nancy minority.
There are endless evidences that the Re
publican party viii once more assert its own
nobility and stand by its own rights. 1t is
this spirit which correctly interprets the de-
feat which the party met in Ocmsby County
at the last election. 1t is this determination
which will hereafter compel Dolly Eardenism
to accept it's bread and butter in such guam
tity and quality it can obtain from Demo
cratic generosity alone. 1t is this loyalty to
It's traditional doctrines that enables the dear
old party to represent the inherent rights of
humanity. The Republican party, both To-
cally and nationally, is ever ready to try con-
illusions with whatever numerical str ength
the Democratic Dolly Warden Corporation ag
glomeration can muster, and will leave it to
the people to pass III their verdict at the
polls Defeat cannot discourage. nor can
paucity of numbers disnay that loyalty which
can accept reverses as philosophically and with
greater contentment than the misuse Of its
powers in the attainment OF a merely numer-
ical victory. Republcanism demands merely
it's own-that or nothing-and proposes from
this time forth to pay some decent attention
to the behests of those VINO through these years
of prevalent treachery have stood by the party
from conviction of right. The Republican
party proposes at its own proper vohtien to
nominate General Grant or any other Repub
lican that suits it, and the people will have
an opportunity to support the Republican
ticket on principle, or swell the forces of the
Rebel Democracy. The spirit and the nerve
of the Republican party have been greatly mis-
taken by those who have derived ADVENT
tious advantages from time to time by the
dog in the-manger policy. That class can
make such affiliations it chooses, but may
rest assured that the Republican party will
stand or fall in the support of its own flag; IN
the defense of its own glorious history and of
the fair fame of those who have dared to stand
by it whether respectable or not. SO, please
take notice, all qUt0m 1t man concern.
Al. Il l.