Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-02-15
9alp appeal.
oReANILATIoN.

ST. ne \ HarwtNa TEIc-H
IAuise ststssnsn has said that parties ara
mesa 4 a rsyab1c-o Without them Dem
q ic e~ovsrnmeLs would Degenerate into
stsrchv, maiuridsa would crass 10 control the
lonslston o. the country, and popular slec-
tita1s Eculd farnish 10 test Of the popular VII
Men who agree IN sentiment must act II bar
monv Il they expect 70 carry ont their views
and harmony can oaly be secured through the
agency Of parties.
As parties are necessary In the Eorernmeni,
% 3 organisation indispensable 70 the existence
81 parties. Some meas must Be adopted 30
ascertain tie wishes Of the majority and deter
mine the policy 10 Be P1rsued In accomplishing
then AperJ without o-EaniEaton Or unity
e action, wculd Be ike an Ermy without dis
eiplias. I. woald soon Be dispersed and dis
BANDED, IN The pursuit. Of schemes Of private
a6Tan ara and persoasl ambition. he inter
ests u The cause would Be abandoned In The
cona e. with Individuals, and principle would
be forroren in the contest Of factions. Il is
necessary, therefore, that there should be sons
recognized % "a T method Of adjusting OF pre-
ve rr~ such dine lies- Tbs success Of po-
lc as l. more Important thar the sue
css O. 10 3 1wsver emine-t, and the claims
z icu uals muEt be set aside whenever It l.
necesss = for the establishment Of the great
principles which hey advocate. Hence, he
members Of political par les assemble together
in thsl Primary NEE ings, declare their sen
tine q, nominGte saeh men a. hey think VIII
best rep ssent then, thus securing concentra-
tor Of acton among themselves, and giving
e e % h spirit q or rePuslean nsltu-
hons, By s1ablng ths majority 70 eoauol ne
EoEeTnn-nt
he e1nvenaon svssn grown naturally out
q be Necessity q party organization. Aswe
hsFe adopted the Representatives plsn IN con-
Quoting the sfsirs Of The n7tion, we adopt the
SANE Plsa in the Q Esnizston Of parties. TIE
Noie bodF Of party ca-no, assemble toreth-
ne - pose q comparing their views
Z tor nE candidates. Consequently
m representatives, 70 a Safe or
.hsv send re- Just as they send t5efr
o1s. 49, esa These delegates
So convention, fresh ~
- -a--1e. svuusth rinF T. hcL
lrssfntst vi 3 their views. Iney Ss +.
! = every TO i've % reject ne Ws1es OF tnsu
- 5--e--s. whose Interests are the sane as :
- - reasonable 20 s1ppose that
sra q honest and discreet as those Who
80 then sa theI trusted agents.
Ehr-sz rartssrlv do rLs- n ne conFelloh
~ speh bosses are found IN every sTs-
sre-drvissi O. practced BY men were
q the best NODE Ct o~rEanizauon Nnlca
5ss ever been adopted O. suEgestec, nc shaA'
$1,000 siren .ouslv advocate is co1rtnuHnee-
- "a Conz-sssionsi caucus system, for
-h5,h = VS. substituted II The days Of Jack
-. vas found 70 Be tie p-olhc souTee o. me
- sn5-uous and forlidable evils. The eiec :
- al John Quincy Adams, contrary 10 us
uf q arg majority Of the American
vas one Of the results Of T.
The TEMPTATIONS 20 fraud, and the sources OF
ioai IL Congress, already feafuly g1sat,
v-o-I6 Be euurnolslv increased BY giving them
~ o5wsr Of ~noninlrnE CANDIDATES tor ne
P-Nssner. Besides the heated discussions IN
- bodr Introduce elements Of discord anddls-
.snssi which would not sKist In aconvenoon
fo- q single object, and hsld together
o,1v sor few DAYS. there is less opportu-
IN a convection for private fe9ds and tao-
tio1s 70 suri1E up among it. members. Per :
sonal inhusnces and seLnsn oo~nslosalo1s
bsve lsss weight vi b men who com directly
from The people, who have not been mixed up
wi.h political schemes in Washington and
Who are not poliic ans by profession
On he other hand we cannot urge any Oh
,s---B 10 the convection sTstsn 70 which the
csueus sTs-eu e 7ot equally obnoxious asa
choice between the two, hens We a~TeoomPelieo
= i've he prstsrsncs 70 the system which has
- uurs1ed for more than twenty years with
81 iniurT 20 tie country, rather than to asys-
IN wbichwas tried and abandoned on account
~ TIE evns which reslltsdfrom II.
DsaEresinE with or Distinguished Senator,
with whom we usually agree on questions ot
policy - vel IS principle, we think that eN-
1s-ignca and obserration have taught US that
he c invention system is really pretera5.e 70
anv o-hsr NEEDED party orEan 1anon- Mnen-
ever ws recognize amo-g he results Of na-
.io7zI conve7 ions, anF Of those overwhsin IL
sr5Is which Gov. johnson apurehends from
Ech zssenbl-EeE, we shal Be ready with him
q sbsndon nd denounce hen. But uuul
tia tine, we snail conduus TO advocate this,
as n best and uost Democratic method Of
urszsut N presidential and ether candidates
before The BsoP.e-