Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-11
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From ee Noble Rsgists5l
we aa7s bsau politely favored silb the poga-
sslot The Pieesyss o. abe 81, the most interest
iHg portion of which Is he secouss of tba mo-
eeeaings 81 the dominating e5avan.icu. The
Fieagsxs szys.
4he nominating convention which usa a. LY-
eeqm hzA last Bizhf, had 4 stormy time, esd
dtd nor get fairly through with o businass On
aaaa il Midnigat A. lengih liz slsnents we're
found to be 30 ~inharm0niaus That q separation
vas resolved uqOBs eni sboat halt Of the dele.
gates followed iho president pro ten . lie fes
state committee Esoms- For 9 loug time sfer
this there H4s no effort made &c ef,et 8 Yeor9aa-
iza9on. S3ms went across 20 Tho MsEbls ball
Snd took Z dIinE, aud some Fcusinsd 10 privets
consultation. EyentuSly the portion Of The
convention that Eemsi2sd-6fty-oss IA nuu-
bef-Eesolved Itself into a dsiibsratiVa body,
and tremendously preceded 10 ths busjDess be-
fore it. The result vas the nomination Of
Hon. Mietssl Hahn. fr Governor.
Hon J 81 Wells Lieuisnsat 31ysmeT.
DrJ G Belasu, Treasurer.
s Wrcln0 eaki, Secretary Of State.
Pfof JOhu MeNsir, Superintendent Of E1u-
| cation.
Hoa- a. L. AtocEa, Stale Auditor.
C.. ". Horu0F, Ats9tHeE General.
The delegates wko Adjourned 70 the Free
Slsts committee r0cma forty il Hum0sT) also
TeggaEizsd, and proceeded TO make thu nomi-
nations ss follows;
Hon B.F Flanders, for Governor.
Hon.J n Wells, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Dr.. J. g Bsiden, Treasurer.
Wa Abbott, Esq, Secretary Of Safe.
B l. Brown, Esq Superintendent OF Edu-
csiior-
Hon. A A. Atoeba, State Auditor.
W Crane, Esq, Attorney General
Some Of tbs nsIRes N she above lists are well
known; others Will hardly De recognized BY tie
Odeanis1s here. OF Crane, tie isg-end Of tha
concern, We Learn thai hs was scarcely ccusid-
cred RlAwyef az al H9 once ran for constable,
aid was badly beztsa.
The Conservative Union' msn-J. Q A.
Fellows, Jaliza Neville, II. Summers and
olhers-invita Christian Rosslius sHl j al.
Rszief to address taem At the S.. Charles thea-
EcT. Rlseiias accepts The invitation ia a brief
Rcte, saying: II Efl always Be- Tesdy sn3
willing TO do everything IN my power for Tee
| scppofs Of las Constitution Of tbs United Ssiss
and the Union crested hereby
BEsrs note Ct acceptance IS moTs 10 tie
Peiat, Hs says:
Yoa Judge me right; 1 am ; conservative.
Union nan. Iinhsbit the tenparate zone el
politics; fha frigtG and sofrid zones I Eyoid.
Madison tTuiY Hro.e that The purposes OF this
G1verument are 10 seaport the Constitution,
which ia lhs esrasHs CT the Uaisa, as we'll Il
its limitations a. u ITS sash0uues % respect
the rights sad authorities reserved 30 the States
and 81 the people, IS equally i1sorporated With
and es5snlisl 20 ihe success Of the general sy5-
tenn AID IN the words Of Jedsrs0n, the Sup
pert Of Ssste governments in al ihsiT rights, IS
the U0zt eoHiPs.ezt EdmiIisf siH0us for our do
nestle concerns, and she sursst balWsrk agaiEst
sat-TsPUbican tendencies, The Preservation OF
tls zvnsrsl Government id IFS whole ConsiItU-
7 ffe-ny rf-nr Sc fhr. ahaaF awuhrr RI chr uarna at
bono, and SAFETY abroad"
The number Of deaths in the city during As
week ending JsH1aIy 3lsIs was l22-z2 Whites
S. blacks, y malsstees.
The report Of tbs First National Bank Ct
New Oslezus' for February 1st, shows loans
and dscouUlss $780, SOS IS spscie, $5,453 /;
deposits, S552.3Gi 90; CTcRlsti0n, uoRs notes
in hands Of United States treasurer, no. Jet re-
eaiyed, $50 GEO; United States bonds deposited
with treasurer, 500. Geo.
The Psaguas aotes the arrival Of one teansr
E0m the p5u,a Of The Ohis, and two more
Wega hourly eIPsctsd. L dessdbes the levg5
Is presenting & rather dull and insHImzte sF-
! pesfsnes. TIE sugar depos Was we'll supplied
wish both sugar Ead melasses-th0uEh there
were only limited qlsuti.ies awaiting buyefs.
Ths GIVE thousand bsles OF cotton 4 week, y
predicted by soEe, hsd n0t arrived. The
freight market was greatly DEPRESSED Large
alIouIt OF HliiGdE0 4NA2--HR tMPA1J me4sa lis
job5ine s1d wholesale dry goods business Wss
greatly restricted
Tie pg0vostnsrshztgensre hiss CONSENTED
10 allow the festivities usuzl in the city on
Mudi 6rss."
The sass1er Planet, from Cairo, with cattle,
produce and 500 negro soldiers, wss sunk the
MoEdsy night p~Tevis8s, tbiTsy-fve mics shove
tls eity-He Pe8GcoiAls.
Lieuss. Whitsclt and Green, Of the 26.h Indi-
ana regiment, captured at hoIgsnEa, had es-
capped h0m Tyler. Texas, aud reached New Or
leans. The tuck y Which they escaped was
pretending 10 get angry at s0meshiag said CT
done by It's CoBfsdeTEe5 officers ia charge. and
~surTsnderilg their PzEgleEi a1dthea escaping by
masna of paroles borrowed from two othsT OIL
csrs. They report upward Of one hundred YaR-
Z kee CGceIs at Tyler. Fhese men learned or
their way thas Eoa.oa'5 division had Teen at
Gaines' landing for The purpose Of crossing arms
and ammunition iTcm this side, which they sue
cess.Ully accomplished
The PseaytiEs copies 3 letter written of Wiz
mington, By which It appears tbts lbs sUnboss
blosn Up nesr Georges5Wn vas the Iron Age.
She got ssh0re In chasing a blockade runner, and
Sss destroyed on sec3uni Of not being able &c
sc, her sfost.