Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-20
THE NEWS.

John E. Hays, editor OF the Savannah
Republican,, died on We'd esday.
The total receipts OF customs from
September 7th 20 18th, were s~39sS,SG7.
Mai. Gen. Mansfield Lowell, Of the
Confederate army, Is planting lies uear savan-
nah.
Arbeiter Hall, a large and spscIous
sdfnee. latsly erected by the GeImsDs Of De-
uoft, was dedicated Tuesday.
F. NJ. Bordwelps wooden mill, at South
Bslchert0wn, Massachusetts, WAS burned on
wednesday. Loss $1,000.
The Archbishop Of Armagh, at 3 viz
ftation in his diocese, pred c5sd that the discs
adjustment or the Union viii make Ireland a
separate state.
They are fitting out steamships in New
YORK for the slave Trade, between the Congo
and Guinea coast OF Africa aud Caba. Need
We comment on the results OF the war-emanei-
patton and nesro suffrage.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
postponed the operation Of stamp duties on
distilled spirits until the "a o. SovsDb Der, and
the stamping Of tobacco, snun aud cigars until
the sd OF November.
The Directors eff the East Tennessee
and Georgia RailrOad, on Wednesday elected
Col. Thomas Il Galloway President, Mai Z. C.
JACKSON. 6uBeIlAhHnQHuLs 1A0 Il. N FAhuEEr
Secretary and Treasurer.
The City Council Of st. Paul, MINI,
has appropriated twelve thousand dollars 10
relieve the wants OF the inhabitants OF the Sell
kirk settlement. It Is thought that Sufficient
funds have been raised to supply their wants.
The freight business Of the Virginia
and Tsnnessss Bsfroad is hesvser than at any
previous time IA the history OF the rosd. A
few mornings since 1zJ.GJJ pounds parsed
~lr-rmnh Tumwswu-wn <n- ZHuhlarHnH .-a 40 ana
Poands stopped.
The Democracy In South Car0lins,
Georgia, Alabama and Arkansas ars making
encouraging progress IN the campaign, and
good judges are Of opinion Jaat in all four OF
these States The Democracy viii c1me out Of the
esntest Triumphant
Late visitors at the North assure us
there Is most encouraging news from Pennsyl-
vRnis, OHIO and Indians. The New York NIaa-
haitian Club Is J~douauJ over the prospect. and
LOOK for heavy rsturuslor the Democracy from
these States in c-obsr.
Tyson & Fiuney, the great school
book publishers OF New YORK, have issued this
year Ss5,0D Union spoilers and READERS, go 90
OF Robinson's Series, .j53,9 900 OF Sanders Series.
End over E,0yJ,uu3 since It's h-s5 Isrus. These
ngures give SONS faint idea I-tha eE5enL er ed
ucatonal publishing in this country.
The Internal Revenue Collector at
Gresnvfle, Tenn, asks for fo1r hundred
mounted troops, to enable HIN to collect rev.
enus from disGllers and sthers in his district.
Whs threaten 10 murder him and his assistants
II they attempt 70 make seizures for non-pay-
msnt OF tszes.
The New Orleans Crescent says at
Is useless to disguise the fact that Rs4tcal
negro PROFESSIONS are not on guilty. OF sack
ing stores and beating Innosent people, bat
bnat the negroes themselves are LhOrOHEhly
armed, drilled and organIzoi, as well IN the
eountry parishes as In immediate e~nv!rons OF
New Orleans"
An effort was msde through the Ma
uonsl Board or Un5erwriters TO harmoDize Tho
discrepancies in rates existing between and IN
several large cities. They failed, and the con.
sequence IS a great d 81 OF dlssstisfaotio a in
New YORK, Chicago, C~lacinnati and St. Louis
The dissatisfaction exists here, too, II We NAV
judge BY the muttsrings OF property holders
and merchantA.
Miss Clara Louisa Kellogg arrived at
New York on Tuesday, and IN the evening =
private dinner IA her honor WAS given Al he
tmin Hotel by James McHsnry. The
Eagish hnancier who uas come TO rescue ne
Atlantic snd Great Western Railway rom
bankruptcy, aud VIVID vas a passenger with
Mis- Kellogg on the Russia. M. (. n lard. OF
the British Steamship Company, was one o. he
guests.
The Church onion, Of New York, saws
shat since we have declared the negro a voter
and the equal OFthe white man" Il can sea No
Reason way he should not hold office. aud &C
corning y II proceeds 70 sugzt St the nomination
Of a negro for the Presidency Ia 1872. Tbere1s
progress for ysu. This Is the age OF steam aud
lightning. Politically, we are mazing rsDis
strides 10 the end desired by the Caion. ana on
TIE lightning line.
Two negroes, employed by New York
detectives to "hnnt up" stolen goods AZ The
$3.50 - o -
sey, on arriving At the prem ses and anCfDe
only a yoGng white girl, aged seventeen. as.
szulted he and attempted l. violate her per-
son. Her cries attracted the attention OF some
nslghbos, who went % her assistance. whan
the ~sconndrels fed. A search OF the prer,1s.-
afterwards revealed over 5000 worm I'D -
and other stufs, stolen from parties 10 Ne
York "
A special committee of the LoBisvflo
Board OF Trade, appointed TO promote ~ mr.
posed change OF toe guags or the Louisville
Cincinnati and Lexington Railroad To four 49,
eight and One-haG inches, reported ON Tnesssv
hat AZ lac parties intenes,ed-ths Louisville
city Council and the railroad companies-wer
f4vOrable 70 the change. and that N WON'T
without doubt, be Elected. The priacipsr On
position comes from the Lexington stockbols- I
srs, and that VIII probably be svercorae ID an
early day.
The London Tines Of the 18th. in an
article on the English election. sav,. C3rf+a-+
ing the political canvass in Great Rrltaf, 80
that IN the United states, in bota eases ~
electors are new ones. Here, In England. there
are many contests, o~lf5rtog IA men and prin-
ciples, and the result IS a confused bubb5b IN
which no one sound Is heard sbova tba -.
The incidents, thus far, have bean peaceTrl
even negatives bat tne eight weeks remaIning
before me elections may warm the contest 80
soq1tet The TINES DIV lis on the violent 80
maIisn OF the Presidential light in he Tr,t1e5
states, and calls an Am ricaa genera sfec-sN-
G1Americsn carnival The American people
may be serious aac interested, but thew sIIo~
most ecosntric and grotesque chars.,e-.
represent the whole people, which Goes fbem
some injustice, bat less harm than comDon5v
thought.
The New YORK. Times says the election
OF the nsgroes from the Georgia Legssiatpre 4,
an EbTidgemeBt OF the coIored mans rfgbts
under the Istd amendment, and that new
can be put back BY Congress The New YORK
Ctnzsl, replying 70 this position Of the TYuee
says thai II by this Construction the blacrs
must vote and hold en- Sefn Georgia. thew haVe
the same rights with Us; and as We DO not
reco gltze this privilege, Congress wiz have n
put IA under military Dictatorship al The
same time that shs c0nfens This favor
upon our erring Southern sister. In tart evarv
Northern state excludes the black man nom
the polls. hsncs HE entire North Is subjeot ~
discipline. When IL is placed under marital
law. and its l9csl governments abolished. the
Only portion Of the country remaining In the
Union VIII be the few Southern states where
SsEn6O has got posse sion OF the Legislature.
Then the wild idea Of a white mans Govern
nent viii be abolished, the cJlored gentleman
vii be master OF the situation he viii m.ra
laws for the Saols country he VIII dstsszlas