Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-08
SUNDAY APPEAL
sFFIcIaL JOURNAL OF TIE CITY.
suNDaY nOanIns. :: OCI. 8. IszI
=PoNT GIVE or THE SHIP

tcropings Of d~lsanecuon, and on Fri
~ it eliminated in open and IN
nshing treachery TO the Democratic
nty. In the APPEAL Of yesterday
ar telegraphic dispatches announced
Ihst s new party had been born in
Nashville. We knew not the pater-
nifty Of this bastardised concern; but
we predicted that it was the filthy of
spring Of an adulterous connection be
tween q lew broken down party hacks.
Il seems that we were not mistaken,
tor 10 reply to q dispatch sent to our
membsrs Of the Legislature, we re-
ceiyed the following;
NASHVILLE, October z, 1871.
EnIro9s APPEAL: Colonel A. S. Col
yef. a SAFoOte, End the proprietor Of the
8anRer are tbe leaders of the new party
movement We it most en-
phaIicsily. The Legislature Is sound on
the question il. DUBosEs
j. n. HARRIs.
Messrs. DuBose and Harris will re-
,e the unqualified appreciation OF
constituents for the course they
pursued. They are Democrats
d reliabie-made Of the right
metal, and will never be moved
Ter devotion TO their party By
reiy jntrigues OF men anxious
VI the Democratic party to the
bidder. We understand Hon.
son Eiheridge signed the cali for
rs al lhat time regarded as salts
4 ~; bat that he has since re.
= Ted that his name be omitted
~ -the cali.
Democracy Of Tennessee
n1ited and triumphant, aud
$40 not propose to be seduced
~ their allegiance to the party
FWEQus apOststes. The new
A4A1en proposes to add theft to
Zine OF treachery. for while base
des ring the Democratic party they
ocA 10 seal its principles and 20
m &c business on stolen plunder.
AuR0n tie Democracy Of West
1nesee to repudiste the ungise
Jvement This effort to organize a
W party in Tennessee is not the hrs.,
nd Il the Democracy Of the State are
not fooh to be led by dema-
gogUes, It viii share the
same ignominious fate which
= overtsken similar experiments.
ne true Democracy Of Tennessee
should unite and crush the life out Of
7 this little new party bantling, for they
are satisfied with their principles,
their Governor, their legislature, and
there is no need Of q change or Teor-
= unizsfi0n smong Democrats. There
l. no schism In the Democratic party
] of the State; there are no differences
b their councils; all are waiting for
the word Of command TO move upon
The enemy. They are q unit against
protecting tariffs, Acknowledgement,
military domination in the south,
F. Federal invasion of the Legitimate
domain Of the States, land grants to
chartered corporations, and OOngres-
sions1 usurDafions OF the rights Of the
judfehrr. On these and all other ne
nOnaSquostions OF interest, Democrats
artIy sgreed; and the Demo-
Tennessee who should join
this enterprise to erect
y rarity would by that act
ne himself from the Democracy
STATE, and deprive himself OF its
patty and its favor. The Demo
L party OF Tennessee is sble Odo,
intend to do, all the good in the
be promised by the proposed new
.rty; and the national Democratic
,arty viii do all the good in national
Z Ha@Sxamisd by the new party;
- If viii do the work in either case
,n5er lis ancient n9me. II Republi-
Adesire 70 aid In the work, they
NJ lend theiE@ssistance to the
Dsmocracy. After having acc pied
tho principles Of the Democratic party,
they need not sickle about the name.
IA dethroued king cannot name his
e~secsssor, sndR P1ftsaHs
senPh@E4hon can
. me the tnhefSor Of their power.
Ultimate successor Of Radi-
8 that opposition party which
its overthrow. When,
e Radicalism comes to an
Ger the country, as it will do
rlsfer, 40 new party, claim
n
e title from 1t, can be allowed
rp the just rights OF the
Hscy,
r The object Of the new party ush-
ID into existence at Nashville
On such q lucky day as
day Is intended 70 catch Radicals,
can only say, go on, gentlemen;
a have the whole Republican par
70 draw from. IL is possible that
n ~ discarded Democrats, itching
2 ohce, and knowing that the re-
4irements Of Democracy for honest
and able men as headers Of their hosts
III givsto bammers 10 opportunity
r distraction and spoil, may join
ehe new movement, and we shall be
glad to get rid OF them. But the OLD
vef erans Of Democracy intend to
By their guns and their Tag,
Hno1ing that victory can only be Sc
hred BY endurance. The Democracy
Tennessee do not perceive any de-
end for e new party, nor any reason
b. lending themselves to any new /,
ry movement Least of ali do /,
ey perceive any reason why Demo-
should lend themselves to a /.
vement having for its object the
pdeial elevation OF the leavings Of the
Rsditsl party. The Democratic par /
D contains az abundance Of ADLER and I
'saN men. The most capable states
ken u the country are Democrats. |
be nAen who are most needed in the
bminlstration Of the government /
Democrats. The principles
the pnhiic welfare requires &
lie administration Of public affairs G
democratic principles. The very I
which the disafiected Republl- I
40 oGsr themselves q sacrifice I
-atic votes, assume TO HID, {
~safe Fsntraa4&ct
&c. oc.7e- eeei us in oni
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