Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-24

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WI have not heard Of = Democrat In
West Tennessee, who proposes to vote
against General John q. Brown for Gov
ernor. r.
The party in this district is also acqui-
esefng n the nomination Of Colonel W,
". Vaughan, and in a few days the voice
OF factien viii be hashed, thus proving
that the riyslriss Of the hour were but the
generous emulation Of friends, Contend
ing for the honor of presenting the strong
est man. Colonel Vaughan will, no doubt,
receive the same large majority that will
be cast In this district for General Brown.
He is entitled to the same vote, for two
years ago he was the Democratic eleetor
and steadily worked for the people.
The party should now work for him.
Col. Vaughan has been the friend of all
our struggles with despotism, and the
whole party should march forth in solid
column and sustain the leader who was
borne down in their defense.
OF course Col. J.J. DaBose, the Demo-
cratic nominee for State Senator viii now
have no opposition save such as the Radi-
Gals may be able to bring into the field.
Col. DuBose has been a hard working
Democrat and should receive the cordial
and enthusiastic supporto of the party.
The little opposition manifested in
Upton county toward James ID. Harris,
the Democratic nominee for Floater,
will, we trust, soon be abandoned.
In order to reconcile all conflict
ing interests, we thought it prudent to
give the Floster to Upton. Tbs party in
convention nominatsd James NJ. Harris.
IT is now the duty of every good Demo-
crat to give him a zaalous support. This,
we believe, our friends in Upton will yet
do, and thus enable the Democratic party
to present a united and consolidated front.
Mr.. Harris is a young man of talent, and
is a faithful, reliable, working Democrat.
shelby county viii give him an over
whelming majority. Fayette will give
him q full Democratic vote, and we trust
Upton county will forget her wrongs,
whether real or fancied, and aid in
the grand vicsory which the
party is determined to achieve through
out this Congressional, Floaterisl and
Senatorial District.
j. NJ. Crews and W. D. Lumpkin are
pursuing the even tenor Of their way
without opposition, AND are not likely to
have enough to incite them or their
friends to action.
We have q righteous cause and good
candidates, and now "let US have a long
pull a strong pull, and a pull all together"
1t is no time now to talk about petty
feuds and small ~squabbles. Let Us forgst
chickering's and personal dissensions-foc-
get everything that is necessary to be for
gotten in a holy effort to bring
together every Democratic vote and
crush out forever the last vestige of Rad
icalism. Every man in West Tennessee
knows what Radicalism means, and every
lover Of good order, peace and honesty
will join in a noble effort to wipe out the
foul blot which for four years has cursed
.ourState. We understand that General
Brown intends to the State. Our
candidates for Congress and the LegisEa-
ture also intend to make a vigorous cam
paign. New life is about to be thrown
into the All the speak
ing talent of West Tennessee must be
brought into requisition, and a uni
versal enthusiasm aroused. Every thing
must not be left to our candidates. The
white plume of Governor Harris used to
wave in the thickest Of the fight, and it is
yet full of inspiring enthusiasm. Gen.
Campbell, of Madison, like a true knight
az he is, must take the saddle. Ben. Lee
and Livingston, of Haywood, must go to
the front; Humphrey Bate, of Upton,
must lift his eloquent voice and give the
weight of his great name in behalf of the
cause. Wallace, and Avery and Doug
Las, and Topp and Haynes, must again
draw their trustworthy swords. The peo-
Pile must be profoundly stirred or they
will not turn out. Everything must be
instinct with life, and everybody animated
by an inspiring confidence OF success.
Let us have such a stir, such a hustle,
such a fervor as has not been seen since
the good old days when the good old
Wings and Democrats fought their
knightly eombats over the Constitution.
II viii be refreshing to see Tennessee
once more all aglow, and to have our
and orators appealing TO the
from thousand stumps to make
the last triumphant rally for the final
and complete redemption of their State
from Radical rule and despotism. Let us
DO This, and let us forget every cause Of
and dissatisfaction, and the
hell burnt bricks of the Radical fortress
will tumble in like the house of Dagon
shaken by the wrath Of the captive Naza-
rite--Only we must be careful to step a
little to one side on that occasion. But
i've working weeks before the election.
lot these be weeks Of stir, and every
nan upono our ticket will be triumphantlv