Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-22

all the affairs OF life. They leSr
he results, not as so much initiating
against the triumph of the Dsmo-
craeV OF the Union as that It VIII
involve new Issues before the PEG
pie are able TO meet them, and
perhaps attract sympathy for the dls-
grace we would wipe out. But, come
veal or woe" the Democratic masses
are vita us. It is expected that we WIZ
carry Tennessee. II we maze bat nan
such an effort to that end as cnarac-
terized cur people ia their poLiucsI con-
fasts before the waT-if the people turn
out and work, and the leaders are n iiAi
Inonious, success is more than possible
TO US.
THE SOUTH.
since the unlocked for success in Mis-
sissippi, Democrats sre everywhere nope
1ul that, in many Of the southern
States, maiorities may be recelVeo
for our ticket. They not unreasoh-
ably expect that the people OF the
south, will use all available means, M
Guiding the everlasting Niger" 70 Ion
their enemies. By perjury, itaud anu
eorruution, the carpet bsggers are so IaT
triumphant. By the fair, open ana
above-hoard use Of all legitimate means
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South. they may not only turn the scales
IN their own territory, but help ia the
rood work all over the Union. But liGtie
helm can come 10 us Of the South from
abroad. as it is deemed best to concen-
rate the energy and wealth of the party
in those States eff the Union whose cleo
torsI votes it will be impossible t)r Con-
yress to throw out. With the moral
power Of the party, eXerted in our be-
half. however, it is expected We Will DC
able TO work out our own salvation.
NUN PACIFIC AND THE TERRITORIES.
From the PARKWAY states OF the Pa
aife and the Territories the most grau-
fvinp reports come Of the determination
ofthe Democracy. The enthusiasm over
Lie nominations has penetrated even so
far. and the people pledge themselves 10
their leaders SIS good Tor large mfJorlties
o,afnst the GRANTEES. The delegates
from the Pacific to the Convention were
among the most hopeful, and as large in
,,1oT7i se a. their territory is extensive.
They saw that with such standard-beaf-
ers and such 8 platform, defeat is simply
impossible. Having already under most
observation-disclosures circumstances, tested
the strength Of their opponents, they
ougbt to be good judges and reliable as
to what they promise IN the future.
THE ADMINISTRATION.
Whatever the detection from DemOc-
racv and Conservatism of individual
members of the Cabinet, there can be
40 doubt that the moral support and. the
earnest labars of the Administration viii
be given for Seymour and Blair. Rn-
noOrs have been circulated the contrary
of this, but without foundation. One
suggestion will prove the fa!lacy Of such
Disstatements The President mas per-
sistenUly and fearlessly for three years,
f3ueht the supporters OF Grant and the
Radical candidates Themselves, Is u at
All likely that be wGuid now, at JAe last
hour. turn and befTiend those Who sought
20 ruin him? So far az Andrew john
son il concerned, he can always be
counted Cd, on the SIDE OF the people.
This Presidential canvass is the peoples
fight. He will bend his energies FOR
tbair success, no matter what his per-
s0nal Disappointment OF Jne uniTlendII-
pess Of many with whom be viii coop
craze The man who has Teen the eff
cigI staudard-bearer of Conservatism
and who personally as well as politically
mas triumphed over the enemies OF his
country, will not permit an opportunity
10 Pass when be may assist in the abso-
ute triumph Of the Constitution he hiss
50 ABLY defended. Without = party, OF
few friends, Mr.. johnson has laDored
and toiled ever slice President, 10 edu-
cate the Northern masses from Radical
ism to Conservatism, and by his indom-
table will and pluck lac las been sue
cessful. 1t is not saying too much OF
him that, had lie proved uni1iIniul,
.hgre would have been little lett Of Con-
sdtuuon or country for rs 10 rally around
BE might have Ceen Dictator or what
ever else be pleased. As 1t Is, he mas
been tue, and has made msJorlty Ioi
D mocracy in the Electoral College more
than pOssib le-a surety. :. ID ~