Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-28
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The BOnvRr Bustetia Is one Of the
most carefully compiled and agreesbly
diversified newspapers publisher in Ten
| nessee. We always open it with pleas
ure, because we are sure to find the
news Of the DeighbcrhoOd agreeaOly and
lDtsliigenty compressed in the most
convenient fOrp IN addition to which,
tie editor, with Characteristic ffankness
and judIcloUs discrimination, presents
tue most salient features ia the crowd
ing topics OF the day, tried by the ordeal
Of stern and unrelenting Democratic
principles. There is heartiness and
crispness Of expression that reflects the
unwaYering spirit OF "Old Hardeman,"
as if it we're indeed the very lips and
moatbpiece of the county. We find
there no circumlocution--no hesitation
70 select phrsseology>of gather tropes
and metaphors. All is plain sailing
things are called by their names,-and
principles are asserted EithQnt equivO-
cation. In the last number Of the BOli-
var Bulletin, the editor reduces the ne
cessities Of the situation to three
planks, 10 more:"
The masses throughout the whole
county are snxiously waiting for the 4th
day OF July and the action of the Ma
tional Democratic Convention. Until
that representative body meets and
gives to the world its plstfOrm and
names its choice for the Presidency,
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the mind and the right to cay something
expressive of our views. First, fore
most and last, the hon. George II. Pen
dieton is the man. Three planks are sll
that is necessary for him or any Demo.
crat to stand on: First, plowhslder
against the bondholder-equsl taxation
aud equal rights. Second, opposition to
negro suffrage-nO minciDg, bHt a bold
and determined stand ia favor of white
men first, and the negro atterwkrd /
Third, the Union as it was-slayeTy ex-
cepted-sn end TO reconstruction laws, /
military districts, and shoulder strap
tyranny and pomposity. On this plain
and just platform the nominee Oh the /
Democratic party could be borne into 1
Office beyond the shadow of q doubt I
The desthbell of Radicalism was sounded 4
in Ohio last fall when PendletOn an
nouneed that he would fight for |
tbs three points nsEaed above, and +
at one sweep, 40. 600 unciean beasts we're
hurled into oblivion by the wave
OF reaction. California, Nevada, Oregon,
Wisconsin, Connecticut, New York Ken
lucky, Delaware, New Jersey, Indiana,
Missouri and Illinois are sure to go for
Pendlet0n and the three plank platform.
Even the design OF the structure has
taken from the Radical ranks through
cut the Northern States in which cleo
lions have recently been held, over
800 600 votes! II the drawing of the pic
ture produces such glorious results, what
may we not hope for when the structure
Is put sOlidly together by the represents,
tiYes OF the people on the 4th of July.
Honestly believing that George II. PEN
and politically Il 9
man 70 whom We must look if We won
triumph oyer the Ppsmies of constitn-
tiOnai liberty, we place ais Demo ct the
mead of this cclGmD rs our first choice
for the next Presidency. Willingly do
we accord 10 Andrew johnson all mat is
1ue bim-hs is not tie man to lead the
sIssuDzck men to victory. The in
trgosr CHASE would ruin the party-no
old iiue Democrat could vote bis leket-
Pendieson Is the man, and We hope that
ms nomination will be made unanimous
On the first vote taken by the conven
ton. Give the deeV mis- due and the
Presidential chair 10 fendlet0n That's
0ur ticket