Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-30
ma INDEPENDESTs

In every part Of the State the t-u,
and reliable supporters Of Horace Gree
ley are lashing with mercless severity
the Independents who would transfel
the State Of Tennessee to the Radicals
The GAINESVILLE Chronicle, ia abiding t.
this subject, says:
Il Is apparent from many ci-cumsfa,ca
tennessee are 5lCye1 Zr
Dcngresa- and OF carrying the Lex54Iatura s1l
We c3nie>s that tllug1 l5oE That way. Ur1a
49, y inns azugulue expectation based
simply upon the course pursued hv The ir5..
peAl-LlA who are all, pracficalIT. work r1
70 bring about that result. aud upon m
aleilolA iacl That al who opp0z. Orgauizl.
~ fe allies 4De Radicals ku0s
LnlA, and. taking advantage u the circuu-
arr CONCENTRATING their enerEle. rl
e me success promised them bv ever.
CONSERVATIVE independent. and every fh0rphs-
opponent OF party OngeuiZau0U. rr.
division crealed ia the C0ugrzsio-si uIsr-f4.
= apparent In the sub-dlsfrcts and conn Is
nom winch must come membe Of the Lrgi-
azure ana even the staunch aud haretof1ra
tsla9le county o. Aontgomer, Is ALTERING iu
n pc Stern duty 10y Inviting dis
eo'1 and deieat-yieiding an easy victor %
20 ht-c4 party BY puLing down The bUl-
wax oflls safety and Us .rrenefh-a healrEv
organization. We'll NAV We deensIr al rs.
A-p-l-e when the people who reared ID. and
lof whom D was designed a. the pail2dium OF
NrN AaNAHH AAa Agaeaa. LEl-IHEIaHa are
h.IA1ns lhlFf lhe supervision Of ls FILTERED
uemiea % sap IT'S foundation and bury rhar1-
selves undg isrulns.
II the Democratic and Liberal party
Of Tennessee does not rise in its power
and majesty and crush out the disorgau-
izers, there is danger Of the Radicals
again Obtaining power ia Tennessec.
The next Legislature viii be required TO
re-district the State. Give the
Radicals a majority in tie
Legislature, and they VIII Ter
rymander the State 50 e to secure
the election Of FIVE Radicals % Congress.
The Memphis district wiz be 50 changed
as to enable the Radicals to send a
thieving carpetbsgger 10 Congress. We
trust the Conservative people Of TenBes-
see viii remember that no party orgaui-
zGtion can long be maintained when
the decisions Of conventions are
ignored. Pretended Democrats who
refuse to abide such decisions are
worse enemies TO the party thansvowed
Radicals, and they should be 50 treated
They make their own personal griey-
ances and preferment paramount 10 the
success Of the principles Of their party:
snd Democracy SNOW in more danger Of
being defeated throughout the State, 30
the coming election, By the selfshness,
stupidity and stubb0rnness Of this
class Of malcontents, than il Is By .the
combined influence Of all the Radicals
in the Union. Boilers are tools OF Rad
'ealism 70 overthrow the Democrats
7Tfv. Emd the men who encourage them
are the worst enemies 70 our cause.
that conventions are not alwava
infaWble. andthatt they often make wrong |
decisions; vet the remedy 70 right Their
does not consist in ignoring |
them and breaking up organizations /
Patience. personal sacrifice, forbear-
anee and earnest labor, N tn
oqrs. viii correct any reai
Imaginary wrongs, without ell
ianVering the general safety; and the
men who nracfice these virtues viii not
without final rewards HhLe polters
the confidence which, al Iutur
line. might enable themito realize the
object of their ambition; and by Their
,wn acts they place themselNes 10 the
anks Of the enemy. We call upon ali
heeDemieao Radicalism tostandby the
4rseley nominees, whether such nomi-
te personally acceptable 70 them o.
a1pport the independents IN this
nd Radicalizm viii be restored t.
o1r a.dy 10 increase taxation and
} stAl the I I'd earnings Of ire a <
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