Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-03


GREELEY. GRANT.
]. is a Republican, T. Is an old prO-sla-
and has always beenivery Uenocrai- who
such; but theOld cou-iturned Reppbllcan
troversies having b~eenhwhen nolninated ior
I disposed OF, he IS tmffresident by ulat par
/ perfect agreementwitEIty. He is stolidly hos
Z The Democratic partyltle to all the present
upon all living and ~es-prnciples and obleets
I sential issues OF thelOf the Democratic par
IL. Believes in uni IL Believes il keep
verSai amnesty andiing the south under
real peace, and 1nIthe heel OF the mlIl-
I equal rights TO anitary, and controlling
\ members sections anOiJhe southern elections
I parts OF the Union. l1yt the Dayonet.
III Has only twol III Has countless
brothersin-law, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., an q
no cousins, aud dOes|OJher reiallohh' anu
not think the PresiIhas appointed 70 Once
dent has a right TO use all that he could nhu
MS patronage as thelregardless OF their un-
private property OF ms nLnesS-
IN. believes in helshould BE elecied in
one term rule. definitely.
y Desires Inc reforml v. Employs the enor-
OF the civil service, sO'mous army Of ms OH
that the ofice-hOlders cial de pendents 10
of the country cannot pack Conventions anu
be employed as ma-Iulctate local noinlnd-
chimes 10 secure the re7tlons IN favor OF ms
election OF a ~cOrnupuOWn re-eleclon, thus
and incompetent eXe1corrupting and De
cutive. praying people.
VI. Maintains that I-keeps a military
the military should be|cOurt at the WhlJe
entirely subordinate to House, contrary 10 law,
the civil authority employing one Gener-
ard fbat Presidential as his usher and we
has no to employ foihefs as lis Secreta-
Generals ns Secreta- re
ries- me
VII Holds that heIPresidentanu his Cabi-
President and all 9th. net as above the law,
er executive ohlceEsiand entitled 70 violate
should in all cases re-lt az pleasure-
spect and obey the law VII. supports ROD
VIII. Is opposed toses0n IN paying S3,OV1
public plunder, whe-9nt OF h National
Ther by Republican, Treasury 10 the SecorS
ofneialsin Westinghouse a claim already paid
IN New York. ~ Fakes all the
tx. Is utterly op-presents he can get,
posed 10 present-tak-Iand then appoints the
ing by the President OF. glVers 10 ofhce IN re-
other officers of the.turn. y general dead
government. Believes head wherever ne goes
paying his own way. y. heepsa convicted
X. Hates briDe-tak- DrlOe-iaker IN once
ing in all its variediaad promotes him -
forms, and would pun-higher station.
ish il whenever proved. II. Is a man OF mar
-NI. Is man Of largelrOW intelligence, never
intelligence, eXtensiveIrea a book, and his
Information, Zeal lOIiAlfHS ana purposes le-
public progress, andflate 10 cigars, horses,
noble patriotic and bul pups, himself and
philanthrOplc al hiAs relations.
and purposes. XII. Is a military
XII. Is a genuine officer, with military
Democrat and thor-IfGeas inc habits, tend
ough American, being to the government
ieving in ~RepubicanFOI force and not OF
government and the votes.
rights of man. XIII. Is man OF no
XII. Is a man O1heart, caring for no
warm heart. loving his body but himself, and
fiendsand beloved BIZ without a real friend
them, to the number OF in the world.
many thousands. XIV. heprescutS cor
XIV. Represents hOn-Ir uptiOn,h mas constantly
est administration and iabOred 10 promote cor
legislative and eXccu-IruptiOn, and his adj
tive reform, restorineIminlsuaflOn IS the
the government 10 ftsfmoSt corrupt IN our
ancient purity anddig5history.
nifty. Nv. Hlselecilon WIZ
XIV. He is an honestihurry the nation upon
man, and his eleetiOnl the downward road to
viii bring h~ightonedIward the universal
Integrity to the 'front.' Corruption ana the
and give the republic a final destruction OF the
new lease OF lie. Republic
These pictures, 50 true to hfe, mayper-
haps fix the attention Of wavering Re
publicans who stand in doubt of their
duty in the crisis precipitated by Grant,
and be the means of deciding them in
an earnest support p Greeley. And
Democrats who read these parallel col
umns, 50 admirably cOntrasted, viii be
strengthened in their espOusal Of a cause
that is the Gauss of the whole country
and not of a section or party.