Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-06-19
BATHOS.
Choice Reading from the Helena World
-Tne RsHbury Van HauEs
IN bis Horns.
Governor Baxter IN bIiees-HOw he
- Upheld an HeIenR-SaVAge
Slaughter of Sense and
sssigms of Ideas

nefela FDIttAf III a SblCAAA4f HCAA-
1r.s. -fatesmanlike editorial, gives utter
auce to a lew sentences which we 90 not
1,-a,.fseI,- coynpreheud. The fault of
,.0ur.e IS ours. and that no injustice may
he done our admirable contemporary we
,iyp the whole of the profoundly philo-
e,pbieal production. The World says:
s.The Chronicle, a weekly newspaper
nl,HIished at Little Rock, which, under
tba glorious ensign of the peoples adj
y-ag-e.1 sailed forth into the journal
isrir ring a few weeks since in an edlto-
raj srlfe,e entitled For His EXcellen-
rv's Consideration gushes forth IN
creams Of advice TO Mr.. Baxter as TO his
fgtura policy, advising him to throw of
the Democratic pillars that surround his
official form, predicting anarchy, ku-
z.ux rule. etc, As the sequel TO conserY-
alive ascent"
This passage is somewhat hgurative,
,.4rH Haaat be sualyzed if one would ap-
7,racf2re its perfection and fitness of
Iarrs. A newspaper, the CysrOnfcle, is
I-a-euted to the reader as a lovely WO-
man with a sweet name, and "sallles
.Io-tb'' into q "ring.n She ''gushes forth
5u streams of advice "a beautiful form
nj sraeph), "advising him BaXter)
to throw of pillars" [pillows THAT sur
rru.d him. Baxter Is evidently IN d
had fix. DE can't get over the pillows
while she keeps sauying around. But
NE are well satisfied that the dlfhcuIty
viii be surmOunted by the "conserVa-
tive ascent" Of which the editor speaks.
Reference, of course, is had to the sto-
-ils told by Polk and Jones OF goat
aud Of q monkey, the latter having
made q conservative ascent" Ihs
.
shown IN the following
IUM NOUS EXTRACT.
o.yVban q yvernor Baxter found that
trs ,fYicisl post was becoming extremely
Taz4rdous. and tllat, too, by the efforts
ofrTe bulwarks," i''efiOrts OF bullworks"
a-a aIEvavs hazardous accompanied Dy
,., pIstt5rm of good for all the people
pf Arkansas, when the governor ascer-
tanned that his mission for the deliver
..uce of the bonded Of Arkansas was on
s1e eve of being frustrated, yIhe reaaer
v9iIl here catch breath Tor Ihe sentences
INNS on without halting for halI llllIe.l J
..+f.at his responsible position was ~
t.a programme OF the huliilyeIs lOlu
5-s--.l le7 10 be filed by one devoid OF
.6r0r and that the principles when ne
.I4-.tf led for were to exist by said pro-
- ,b,,t in theory, deserted by his
- .,,,, ,5orUers, who in solid columns
l.-.rs sfe5diIy and quickly marching
..,,sf1sf me d. lly hope left liberty IN Ar
l-5usrl bundr sds of the States best con-
-s-rgsIfvs populaIiop prOtfered their ser
..icss ana Threw themselves in the scales
aoaiuet 40 Iegiol Us Of Mcclure"
"HERE WE REST"
We here contemplate the picture
rrau-n of the diabOIical Mcclure, and
theu tie scene changes, aud We turn IN
horr1r and dismay fiOm the sWeety Sc
ductive Baxter, another Joseph, ana
again c0nquering hero, upheId Dy
n-9Ud columns of brave Arkanslans,
throwing themselves into scales against
rhe saaley legi0nsOf Mcclure. OF course
Mcclure is supposed 10 be lnconunenuy
.rUsaed. and then this writer of epic
poetry eZclalms-'' Arkansas IeeIs lhol
IN naT pocketsl with emotional gratitude
a1a riyautic debt due Governor Baxter,
!. sisted bv those honoTed sons, for pre-
-a-ving her limits from reign OF reyo-
rn+iou and devastation. She shuudered
7,-Ee u the sky became dark and Mcclure,
gfen hts dragons, WIS pressing onward
the direction of our only ray OF hope,
,rban liberty had not enrolled within
I,zT . ais the soldiers Of conservatism" ."
Recfrluve, IL will be observed, Is one OF
.af dFal' l'Ous Of the Apocalypse that dld
,.-tsg afr.sr it "a seventh part OF the stars
,,f heaven. and did cast them TO earth.
ais -Ves sIfne like brazieTs. de tears,
and reuds with bloody talOns, the bodies
lr NM damned. His lips are blue with
..Ir.iugs and blistered with plaques ana
-rsIeIictions. 1t is quite impossible for
- tg DO Justice TO this editors concep-
-s,., III fbe cha racter Of Mcclure, and
~. abandon the effort and turn with de-
fi5ltf To the next sentence, which con-
tausrIates more plt Easing subjects. Tne
,.--irar of the epic ga VS.: " And as notice
of the deserved elevation OF Newton
CbDr,.hill aud others brave and loyal,
fitted before her gaze; rejoicing was as
Great as had bat a few short minutes be-
fre had been alarm. The gentlemen
entrusted with position by the governor,
and who are stigmatized as anarchists,
are as true 10 honest rule as The neeole
10 The pole, devo' ed friends OF
right firm disciples OF progress,
fp readiness at all times 70 taEe
a man for what he is constructed Oh"
A deep veia Of religious ierVcr runs
thrluEl The article, as Is dlseONeIeo ia
this aiIusion 10 what a man Is COZ
HLIAcLeu OF. II ul6dLS huSl S-NN - - >
and unto dust thou shalt return Inc
fellow honestly believes we have ehol-
era IN these parts.
"Rather Than look in sectional light,
ana the representatives of nineteen
lwontieths Of the followers of fair gov
erameut in Arkansas" :"
This laEt clause was stuck TO the SEN
tplce above, having, however, no pos
ii = meaning in common with it. 1t
I1yks like an ugly bill rendered with a
bundle Of pretty dry-goOds.
4 sATAsH-UP.
The redoubtable editor then Iashes
r,vdraheaded radieallsm after this fash
.,Uhe stigma Of kuklux, rebel, slayer,
erroTizer over northern settlers,
1gss 9lae 80 -ted to, by only the ilthiest OF
rsdiealisni Of our state, during the mem
nTsbis can nsign Of the preceding year.
S'an Si,l'iS NE not bs permitted to iivein peace