Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-07

gentlemen: Mr.. j. B. Heiskell, C. w.
Heiskell, j. w. Dawson, II. b. Chiles,
w. L. Stewart, Joseph Lenow, Char
lie Phillips, Capt. M. Pepper, 2. M.
Winters, Martin Reynolds, Ed. kier-
nan, j. T. Cartwright, j. g. Barbour,
Thos. Moffet, VIM. Black, p. j. NAL
lon, John CLANCY, Tom Joyce, Geo.
c.. Holmes, r. NJ. Mason, Nose
White, A. II. Douglass and George
CAN'T, Esq, who, during the cam
paign, have neglected no opportunity
TO do all in their power to secure the
success of thr party, and the triumph
of its candidates, working frequently
for DAYS in succession to secure these
very desirable objects. And l might
add the names of host of others, who
have manifested the deepest interest,
and have always been ready to give
their services when called upon.
To Mr.. John p. BOughner, the
Commissioners of Registration, / but
express the unanimous voice of this
community when l say that each and
every one, and all together, who are
interested in the public good and best
welfare of this county and State, are
deeply gratifed for the able and i'm
partial manner in which he has con-
Quoted this election. For his untiring
Iabors and affable and gentlemanly
department in the discharge of his
official duties, he has the high appre-
citation of the best citizens of this
county. A. WOODWARD,
Chairman of Shelby County Democratic
Executive Committee.
ODDS AND ENDS.
Barbour Lewis voted for Horace
| Maynard for Governor, at least so he
| saws. He denounced Stokes yester'
| day as a coarse, vulgar buffOOn, too ig'
norant to play the clown decently.
The negroes that were brought III
on the Louisville road by Curry's or
| ders, md under an emissary of his
were armed and so riOtOus that thu
other passengers were in dread of los.
ing their lives the entire trip. Curry'S
course is condemned by decent mer
of every hue of politics except hi:
own. He has been playing a pretty
fine game to be reelected when his
present term of Office expires. Thi:
election has killed him so dead pOlit
ically that Gabriel's horn won't resur
rect him. We are informed that Col
Beaumont gave him an awful dress
ing down on Thursday at the polls.
In our editorial columns will b.
found a well merited tribute to Col
NJ. d. l., Stewart and other gentlemen
of the Executive Committee.
While we are writing a large part!
with the Sodality Band are maxim;
IL -. .F 4IA asNr~ ro-.nna1inp FIJI
various Conservative newspape
offices. At the SIN Office, in respOns
to numerous calls they were addresse'
by Col. Bingham. AT the AUGtdnch
Office loud calls were made for Col
Galloway, but ne did not respond. A
the APPEAL Office Mr.. Heating re
sponded in a few words. The crow,
then departed to serenade the candi
dates.
OUR RETURNS.
\ common subject of remark ON tn
streets and elsewhere yesterday, wa
the manner in which the APPEAL
election returns were gotten up. Nsve
before in the history OF Memphis jOul
nalism have returns been presented
so complete and compact a form o.
the morning after an election. On
specials were also full and cOmplet
from every part of the State. We ar
not in the habit OF Selling every OppOI
tunity of 'stooting our own horn,
but we think that in this instance W
have the right to blow a little, thougI
the patent right for that sort Of sci
glo~rification does seem to have bee
appropriated. We shall continue from
day to dOytO give the news as it come
in, and hope to be able to chronicle a
least 5000 majority for III cause.