Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-02

| conclusion that there is 70 immediate and
radical eare forsoutheru troubles. The 81 pie
mentary' civil rights bill Nill do Infinitely
more harm than good. The Penn movements
10 chsrac}erizes as q rebellion, aud 1t tanks
the entire proceeding show the existence OF
| Al Organization trained 70 oppose by force the
/ existing government Of Louisiana, and that it
! is restrained By the most deSpotlc discipline.
The Dnt0H would, however. have the govern
ment recognize The pressure OF the motives
/ under which they acted, and, having MAIN
! taincd legal FORMS, 1t should now maintain
| Justice and give the people or that tate an
tDppOr,uuity 70 elect their own rulers fiee
| from kellogg Influences.
Hitting hack.
| From the New Orleans Pfcayunel
! The Cincinnati Enquirer, the cham
! pion OF shinplsSters aad liz 8atlon IS quite
! ANXIOUS 70 relieve the northern Democracy ID
| OF the dead carcass Of the south. All the mis-
/ fortunes Of the party at present are ascribed
| sooner made It's plans, "fxed the triggers" or 4
! a cam palgn which IS certain TO sive lbs uartt
| BY some sudden and wild eruption, illustrates
and defeats all It's noble purposes, and thwarts
| It's vlrtuOus aspirations. The many occasions |
| In the past WEere the south, by eXscting
| conformity 10 sound dOctrlne and true prin-
ctples nr republican freedom and cOnstitu- ]
] uOnal construction, embarrassed the national |
] Democracy and led to its defeat, are arrayed
! against our section with the terrible wrath !
| and disgust experienced by q hungry lOpers /
VOL - suddenly esTett o. his prey aotihing
! school Of the Enquirer than this weakness |
| and stubbornness or the south in adhering to |
cardinal princl Piles or republican II berty and ]
| OF ancient Democracy 50 fatally inculcated 1
/ by Jefferson and the founders ot The Republic /
/ in the minds OF the southerners- Why should |
l we embarrss- the noble and grand object or
! abOiishfng forever the constii attonal enOrmi-
! ty which makes gold and silver the legal cur /
reney, aud OF converting the Federal govern |
nent INTO great manu- acJory OF paper prom /
/ ises 10 pay. by our foolish a serJion Of the /
right 70 bear arms 20. Oyerturn an acknOWl- /
edged usurPaIon, which is lmpoverishing |
] Il
backs, more banks, more imitation OF the |
/ cheap, coUn terfeit money, more rags and /
| lampblaeE, are what are needed 70 relieve all /
] the burdens and assuage all the grief Of the |
south.
HAT Lie AbsUf Large shipments OF
| Firearms 70 the ssUth
From the New York Tribune Of Fridayl
With reference TO recent rumOrs of
] large shipments Of arms and ammunition to /
the SOUTH careful inquiry among the agents |
| OF manufacturing com panies and large deal /
ers il firearms in this city shows that, in the
main, such reports have been unfOunded. The !
! agency Of the Remington breech-loading rife /
| appears 10 be the principal, almost the only /
house in the city, which has executed any /
orders for military arms and ammunition ct- |
r5cL IIoLl 4ocalltLea IN lle aoutiteEA ob-tes- l
] Within the last two msnths the Rem1ngtoas |
/ have received several orders from places in |
South Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi, Louis |
lana and one from Texas, for lots OF frOm forty
] to one hundred rifles, with the Iuu pie |
ment OF ammunition, and IN some cases II las /
been specified in the orders that these arms |
were Ieq uired for the equipment OF military /
companies; as, for instance, an order received /
yesterday morning from Americas, Georgia, /
for forty rifles for "The Americas vslun Jesr 4
rife company. Besides such orders received /
directly, some had been received by the Rem. j
IngtOGs nom other city houses, indicating that
the arms were vented FOR military purposes, |
but such orders we're feW and 4
small. John p. MOore's sons, in /
Broadway, agents for Colts reyJlvers /
and extensive dealers IN all kinds OF arms, /
had sent few Winchester and Springfield /
rites and colts reyolyers south, especially 70
Sew Orleans, but they did nos see anything l
extraordinary in that circumstance. The eX-
psrience Of the trade demonstrates that the
fsll is the busiest season OF the year, and that
the near approRch OF local elections, north as
well as south, tends 10 a Little more activity IN
the sale Of arms especi a. y OF reFOiveTs, while
Presidential election always acceierates the
ssle 20 a considerable extent. Thus, while
the recent trOuD es IN the south have called
for firearms In some cases, the dealers concur
In the assertion that the demand has not been
unusual; not ouly 50, but without exception
complain Of tie dull ness OF the trade in ali
the southern states, comparing the smaliusss
OF the regular orders now Wllu lne DISK eusl-
ness done IN sporting pieces before the rebel
lion, when every one OF the southern states
had more men and more money than At pres
ent. Many merchants and others from the
southern states have applied 10 dealers In
this city TO know the price OF arms Of various
Kinds, showing that there is some desire TO
purchase, but the orders thus far have been
very few indeed; ana the rumOrs Of shipments
OF unusual numbers 10 the sOuth are regarded
as improbable pleasantries BY the trade.
Alabama Ouirsges.
From the Cincinnati Commercially
WASHINGTON, September 30-Al-l
though advices from thoroughly reliable Re-
publican sources have demonstrated that the
reported Outrfges ia Alabama have beea
grossly exaggerated, II appears 70 be the pur- /
pore OF AttOruey-Generai Williams to still
Keep up the delusion that a reign of terror
exists in that state. He gave TO the city press
to-day the su bstance Of q complaint made bv ,
a cOlored candidate for the legislature /
il Madison county setting forth a ter {
= Fat Of 1Hn aHmHH~ ] i
sibiiity Of fair election, This was
forwarded here by the United states /
says that every species ot intimidation Is re-
sorted 20 20 drive Republicans out Ofthe State,
ETC., continuing the same Old story that has
gown so common Of late from such sources. (
For time it was feared that these representa-
ttOns were correct and Just, but time naS dem ?
to the abstraction OF the Observers :
here that they were in most cases grosS mis- !
representations wilfully made for partisan J
purposes by the. carpet bagging element Of the
that attaches to them as advocates Of the civil
rights bill they sre certain TO be defeated in
their aspirations for Office unless they are
aided by United States S0ldiery.
Hope for south Carolina.
Senator Robertson, OF South Carolina,
differs most decidedly as TO Affairs in that state
nom his colleague. senator Patterson, form
erly OF Pennsylvania. As Mr.. Robertson was
born in South Carolina, anu has always lived
there, his observations are Of a great deal more
Importance than Pattersons. He says that
will oppose me election OF Cham beriain, and
will unite probably upon Judge John ID.
Green, the man whom the Conservatives are
ready % support. Chamberlain, n elected,
would only be a second edition Of Moses, and ,
sir. Robertson gives the most gratifying aSsur- !
ance that the prospect Of defeating him with
,roar l. very good- aT,vantv-three fs,t ~ tfse
thirty-two counties IN the Stale have already !
appointed delegates 10 the Independent Re I
publican convention, concerning which the !
Charleston NelCs aud Courier says:
TINS Is tie result OF one weeks work.
Never eiore has new movement gained 50
great an impetus IN 50 snort time. The secret
Is that the honest Republicans are sick OF car
petbaggery and rings, and mean, with the ,
help OF the Conservative, 10 elect State gov
name and in tact
The prostrate state may yet be redeemed.
Black diamonds I'm SOuth Carolina.
From the Charleston News and Courier c
The particulars OF n conference held at /
Aiken, between Congressman Elliott and +.
speaker Lee, just before the nomination Of
delegates % the recent carpetbag convention,
have leaked out, and AFFORD an Instructive q
worthless Elliott told Lee that he. As speaker
had Issued fraudulent pay celtific atss 10 leg 7
slative attaches 70 the amount Of two hun
lrCd and forty thousand dollars, aud that he
ElliOtU could prnVe IL, as Jones, the clerk Of ;
he house, bad the stub-bOok shoWing the !
amounts oi the ceruncates issued ana the :
names Of the persons 70 whom they were Is
sued, many OF them being fictitious, and
lthers who bad not been in Columbia at all. >
Lee hung his head and could not deny the
,harEe. Elliott then proposed 10 Lee IL he | y
would withdraw in his favor ana surrender {
his chances fOr toe legislature he would not ]
expose him, IL moi he would. Lee agreed 10 7
he bargain. Lee has built house and drives 2
Brett and pair, for which he mas paid. He z
wears an eight-hundred dollar diamond pin
which, ne says, honest John Patterson pre- =
.ented 20 him. But one who knows, promi- !
1enl Radical leader, says that this is a false =
lOod, for he went 70 the jeweler, from whom y
he pin was bought, and Z was paid for 10 2
fraudulent pay ceTuhcates. Lee has no
he from fknl Il. I
ure. Truly, Elhott aud Lee are a nice pair =
Negro RafBey RenOmInated.
FLORENCE, s. C., September 24.-The $
egular Republican convention for The hrsi n
congressional district met here To-day. Hi u
1aNEells OF Maflooro, was made president, ;
md :. Gordon, Of Darlington, was secretary Z
AFTER the permanent organization, NJ. j. =
dirschi OF Williamsburg, nomiuaIsd Hon. j. | o
n. kalney as the rt gular candidate Of lie r. Z
publican party for congress, prefaciug ms a
nomination with a glowing account on gai- u
ley' good works, and claimed that he should ,
be- sent back 20 congress 10 finish the work be L
1egan IN support OF the civil rights bill The lt
member from sumter In q very pretty nffle
peech, In which the speaker did moi f5raet ~ n
ct the convention know that ne was heartily fe
p favor OF lhe election Of Judge Green a.
governor. kainey was unanimously norni. ]
lsted, and made a very sensible aud prudent q
peech, advising his friends and consfituenfs al
o froWn Gown all t5ings which Wogid fe1ad | 81
o disgrace them ~ go1d men and cifizens C
ND TO promote peace In all instances ie
FeSee M any Price. +,
President Grant has said: "I am de- b
ernlned that sny man from anywhere shan y
ie safe anywhere in Louisiana" II is SER A
usly stated that the orders for the movement "a
4 troops toward uisiana have not been N
Quutermsnded. q
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1t is reported that the New York =,
geney Of the bank OF Montreal loses Two =
hundred and city thousand dollars bv fhe h
allure Of james Bishop 4 Co. s.