Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-10
SUNDAY APPEAL
SUNDAY aOENINs. ): EARCH 10. 1872.
err NEW DREssLTHR.APPEAL-rHs
FUTURE OF MEHPHIs-THE C0AING

NEW DREssErHKAPPEAL-rHE
FUrURE OF MEHPHIs-THE COHIEG
CONTEST.
r. Hoe &Co., OF New York, inform
us that the dOuble-cylinder press
manufactured expressly for the AP.
PEAL is nearly ready for shipment.
our new type viii be forwarded in q
fgw days, and we expect one month
rom to-day to issue the APPEAL in an
entirely new dress and printed on the
fastest press ever used in Tennessee.
Since the first Of January last the
APPEAL has increased more rapidly
than at any former period OF lbs long
and successful career, and we design
TO offer additional inducements for a
more extendsa circulation. We rely
on an apprecistive public to REIN
burse us for the ten thousand dollars
We have expended in facilities for
making a frst-class paper. Ii is our
determination to make the APPEAL a
model journal. To see that it is
in all it's departments, a thorough
national and local newspaper home
journal Tor the family-a political
newspaper for the politicians fnan-
cial and business journal for the
banker and man Of business-Win be
cur constant and untiring aim.
While presenting a well cOnsid
cred digest Of important themes, az
iording articles upon the most inter
esting subjects, producing daily a
carefully arranged budget Of intelli-
genee and the freshest news far and
near which the people will want
and as viii impsrt a special
and universal interest, we shall
make the peculiar interests Of
Memphis a leading feature. The
future Of Memphis, we believe to be
to a very great extent in her own
hands. We are sure that extreme so
Hcitude for the growth Of our city and
section, in wealth and influence, viii
be accepted as a sufficient excuse for
continually pressing this subject on
the attention Of our people,. Neither
are these words intended for our
city readers exclusively, for we
wish to enter the coy homes
of al our country friends, and
talk about this matter. Our interests
are inseparable. We could not dis
connect them if we would, and We
are sure we would not if we could.
To build up Memphis is to build up
vast extent Of country. To enhance
the value of city property is to in
crease, Ia like proportion, the value OF
estates and rice Uers0. Now,
we say to cur friends that it is our
privilege to make Memphis second to
no city in the South. We verify be.
Iieve that within a few years, with
proper effort on our part, inspiring
confidence in, and admiration for, the
9arnestness with which we are en-
we can make Mem
1his the terminus Of innumer-
lble railroads and the greatest cotton
OF the world. The APPEAL
will therefore give everything that
iOneeTns the future of Memphis a
areful consideration. 1t will lend a
'olid influence to, and discuss with its
saders, every enterprise that will
sure that greatness which awaits
Is ia the near future,
In the approaching contest for the !
the APPEAL will perform {
Is duty. The canvass will doubtless !
to be one Of the most exciting
which our country has known for
nsny years, in this respect rivaliDg {
he days Of Harrison and Van Buren,.
he government cannot live without {
be death OF Rsdicslism, and patriots
hOuld make party sacrifices for the
IKE Of the country. The people have {
ssOlved in their hearts to drive from 8
over the Grant dynasty and to ex {
arminste the corrupt combination o. 6
hieves who, like 50 many vampires,
re sucking the remaining hie-blOOd s
( an outraged and impoverished PEG q
he, and after the battle has been I
,ught and the victorious banner OF G
be constitution, the rights Of the t
iefea eeonomv honesty and reform 8
as been planted uPOnthe battlements t
the vaDqUished enemy, the APPEAL s
i'll compare scars and wounds, O
I'd all the evidences Of valor, with |
ie Office seekers, Wire-wOrkers, bar K
ON and ward politicians who now u
one day to day assail it with passion I
g abuse, viIulent denunciation, and a
lgry conversations. Time is the ;
,eat tell-tale, aRd puts all things g
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