Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-21

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= -TauTlow Weed comes bsek bealtb,
Q and vigorous which looks bad for Gree
/ ley.
: Carpet bsggsrs in Texas have as las
found honest employment. They writ
letters for loyal negroes at two bits each
-GoveEnment contractors &C Salt LAX
: buy q iuF at 50 per barrel and turn i
over 81 Sz6. Whaf's the use OF having
Governnent II you can't make anything
out Of it?
The NatiOgCl Ilte1liGeaeer, of the
18Th, promises Cant earuest and ganer
''us support, in Whatever he may project
for the restoration OF peace to cur dis,
tracted country.
--Tae Paymasser-Geuersl suggests
that Congress f3x Msrct 4th, 1853, ss the
aaie before when eIi claims for addition
81 bouaty must be pre- eeted, IN order
that business may be cgosei up before
the end Of the present fiscal year.
iowa hes just sdopted negro suffrage,
an event which is given 3 croWnipg
glory by the election Of 3 f1n bi0oded
negro TO the Office Of justice Of the peaGe
iu Winterset, Madison county, in that
Z State.
Gov. Fletcher, Of Missouri, sent three
h~xes OF arms to AudTain county TO pre-
serve the pace at the election, but s0n1e-
+. body quietly made away with them arc
J pressrvesi tie peace, IL thas way, still
more tfT ctus'iy.
The N=W York World is Jenkins
/ Il Grant. L has dune bis eaiing,
Eis ki. g, sleeping and swsaFiag. snsi, 81
Z fS=t sce0ants. WSs oo hIs Washf8g. Cou-
iG-ring the amount of travelling he has
D. a. l. &.
hands.
The c0u mittes who have baen in
vestiSa'iEg the ComDsteUcy Of exam
insrs il the Patent 0ffiee, have deter
mined to dizehaFge Burn Der OF them
for iucompetency. Much litigation viii
be avoided by suDerseGiGg these officials
BY persons qualified for the position.
in The Fourth District OF Tennessee.
TfIman, the Republican candidate for
Congress. has received the certificate
Saeafe, Democrat, hsd $50 majority On 9
sQuaTs vote but, after tue election Vss
over, there were jest enough votes
thrown out to declare Ezilnan elected,
Under the universal suffrage y doc
tTine q she Radicals, i is hard TO pre-.
dict wsIat the future political complex
ion Of California viii be. There are g.
000 rst-sating Cinnamon IL that State,
who contend they are as Eeli qualified,
ED5 quite SO entitled 20 vOte as the Mig
ger.
--BroWniOW has again positively re-
fused TO iii vacancy in the Supreme
Court by So appointment recommended |
by most OF the leading Radicals in East
Tennessee. The General Assembly is |
preparing to compel him to do so. The /
breach between him and those Who are I
anxious to eantrOl affairs when he gees
tn sbe United Ststes Senate is daily grow /
ing wider.
1t is understood that the President /
now declines t0, nominate an officer fog !
promotion 10 tie vacancy left by Brig. 1
Gen. Hooper on his retirement. The !
only reason for his allure to nominate, |
it is saiG, is the certainty that Congress, |
at its next session, WI make s consider |
abe reduction ia th- army, a2a as the /
President lsy0rs the proposed reduction, |
it Is more than probable that the va !
eRnCy will not be filed.
What in the wcrid CAP Andy John 1
son hFvs been doing EC-aCe Greeley
ssys CF hiaa " GF Andrew johnson ig a
man OF many faults. but vsEal5iV is uat
among thea. We knew hiEa' IN con-
gress, where men sra pretty accurately /
weighed and measured be has since
filed almost every important station,
q sdo many bitter enemies, and wsge1
deadly var against men ADLER and stron-
ger thAn himself; yet be has never been
sven charged with filing his OTr pocket
at the public cost"
Gov. BrownIow, through the Knox
vile Wing, has commenced what is
really 9 war OF exterminstion against
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In the lsst issue ths foli0w-
il language is used Every such man,
Ike every tory OF he war Of iGdeDsnd-
eucP, fnds himself sncDR Delghhors
whom be lately Wr0ngrd. He is an ob
iect Of hatred sLd he knows it. More
thsn that, be is 8ulCug hosts Of enemies,
and therefore helpless
Tie attention Of Secretary Seward
has been called to q teiegrsUnic dispatch
from Washington TO NeW York, Cincin-
nsti sDd otneT papers, IN which it is as
seried that the British Government b 4d
receded from its position ia regard 70 the
Joint occupation Of San Juan, which
Secretary Seward pronounced As d-sti-
tute Of foundation. He also pronounced
the various stats ndentg recently emB-
mating from the same source, relative 70
our alleged settlement Of the Alabama
claims, as simply the mersst cOniectures,
and devoid of any truth.
Between the B airs and the WASH
hurnes the republic has been torn to
nieees, o. F-sDca was betWesB Curse and
o rlesna Toe Herald -ays ne Biaiss are
nnw fiualiy squelcued, and the Wash
huTDe sfaT is cuiaihEiiDg There are
several Of them, t0-wlti E'ihu Wash r
hurne. + iss WasbbuFne, 3 j4h Wasb-
sarne, 4 aha WsshhuiDe, Abjss Wash
urna. Azsrish WsshbuFl Hez ktah
EashbHrue, Hazl Washhurne, Oriah
Wssh60rna, o sdiah WashbuFDs, aud
g versl others Bvt r-eolieeted sll loyal
ali ia the pu0iie service a8d all hsppy
Sam Cox goes 70 Congress rom one
OF the New York 6iss Fiees, by a large
mssoFify. Ee is a very lucky fellow If
ne i a Democrat He was pretty gen
orally supported BY ne Republicans Of
the district TIE Chio State Journal
ssvs OF him: " After this We shall be
at nOtbiug in The onward Ca
rser OF Cox If he iDsinustes himself
into Grants cabinet or hecOmes a formi
dable rival of Cardinal Bonspsrse for the
Dspal chair and turns up az the SUCCESS
sor Of Plus TX before tee eud Of the year,
ne shall nOt be discOmp0sed With sston-
The New York Afoi5 announces that
E1IEes' Spirit al tie Times win soon drop
he word Wilkes frUm its heading.
and SAYS 'Tbe ress0n for this is quite
obvious, Il is well known thai Ar. Geo.
Wilkes is 81 intimate friend Of Gen.
Grant, and that he aspires 10 high polit-
teal Doaition When Gen Grant becomes
President, Mr.. Wilkes viii not want lor
4 good fat Office Indeed. be may he the
next collector for the port OF New York
But IL would not look very well to have
a sporting man appointed TO such %.
sitioB, and 80 Mr.. Wilkes gracefully
wishdFaws bis name from sporting
paper"
The Hon. II. Y. Miller, Senator
elect from Georgia, IN q letter TO friend
ia this city, says placed myself in
Opposition to nearly al my friends, by
frankly accepting the terms rendered in
the RsconstFucti0n acts. It speaks well
for their generosity and tolerance, and is
not little gratifying 70 me, that, while
! actively and openly opposed them,
retair ed their confidence, and they will
that l viii, as q citizen or a
Senator, offer no factious opposition to
Gen. Grants administration. On the
contrary, 30 far as il Is consistent with
my duty to the country and obligations /