Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-18
A CARD FROM STALWART.

EDITOR APPEAL: The rafting of dry bones
and the din of tin-pan thunder announce the
sudden resurrection of Dolly Warden warriors
| from the inactivities and somnolence that sue
In Ormsby two years ago.
The hustle and turmoil that these cadavers
seem to effect are the harmless but noticeable
diversions that are expected to conceal the
real nature ofthe attack, and the intentions
of the forces that are just now engaged in
determined assault upon genuine Republican,
ism, not only in this county but elsewhere in
Nevada.
The name of the honored and stalwart
Blaine is whispered as the watchword which
is to unite the .labors of disorganizers and
traitors in destroying every vestige of princi-
pie and straightforward activity among Repub
leans in this vicnase. With lies upon their
lips and treaehery in their hearts, these assas-
sins of political integrity would lead Mr.. Blaine
to Slang liter in the house of his pretended
prominent Presidential aspirants are compelled
to forego the real pleasure of an honorable
competition for the prize that the Chi ago
Convention holds forth as the reward of merit.
The elements that in considerable measure
form Mr. Blanes strength hereabouts, are
such as seriously compromise his political
sonndness, and against which the only honor
able disclaimer he can at this moment proba
bly, put forth, is his after ignorance of the
disgrace that is SO studiously heaped upon him
by the pretended support OF the Dolly Var
den element.
Mr. Blaine will never knowingly allow his
name to be made use of as club with which
to belabor stalwart Repa blicansm in Nevada
or elsewhere This much in defense of man
whose honorable and brilliant career all true
Republicans are glad to acknowledge.
A survey of the political situation in Ne
vada affords surprise to one who discovers the
extent and method to which Mr.. Blaine's
name is being dishonesty used leverage
for the overthrow of correct and consistent
political doctrine and action. Among those
who are deepest in the plot may be included,
according to many indications, the Chief Es
ecutive of the State and his more immediate
friends The sarmise is not without palpable
grounds, that his private Secretary is busy ia
the congenial labor of berating true Republi-
cans and in forcing to the front for party pHr-
poses the Identical element that sent him to
the Greeley Convention at CINCINNATI in 1872
This is the " Daniel come to judgmeaC," and
who is especially competent to exemplify con
sistent and sound Republicanism This the
genius that can howl for independent conven-
tons in the interest of Mr.. Blaine. 1t is we'll
that Republicans understand once for all that
they can expect no aid from the Governors
office. The unprovoked attack upon stalwart
Republicans which largely emanates from that
particular source will not be tolerated, and the
espousal of the cause of party disorganization
will not be allowed to pass without merited
rebuke. The Central Committee of Ormsby
county have done nothing which is not strictly
their duty, and entirely within their power, or
which is in any sense foreign to the subject
matter in the test as prescribed by the State
Central Committee. STALwAR..