Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-14
NASHVILLE.
Jo,,,,o, A.. pa' BrOWn-Ihe Former on
state Ntsasoee--Ihe Blows OF
tbe,, vi Statesman Felt
In Ein.neters.
A War Of Stants-1 No Able HFn Terri
bI,In Neither S"hnsen
nor Antf-Joh1 ~s~n men for
the Lextsl ~fnre-
Irom an Occasional Correspondent

ITOm an Occasional CoTIesponSenl-i
NASHVILLE, October r. line con-
Jrgversy between EK-Prs sden JNhnsoh anu
Governor Brown. is becoming eNe14hs shu
interesting. There IS a great deal o. oit'eE
ness. perhaps, on both sides. Bro wn Nsfh ne
never aIIuced 70 johnson until he was As
called b. him al shelbyvine. 10 hnson Ie
u 20 browns srTaignment Of h1m az
Waverly by reading the resolution OF eFca "
Brown IN the Democratic convention OF IN
The controversy Is waxing warm. Known
yglli continue his assaults Johnson anu s Se- e.
tense Of himself to-day Al Dre-den, Al leest ~
II ~ understood. Whilst 1 have nothing 70
.sv ~ % the senatorial contest, mus ssy
that En-President Johnson = speech sst1A aey
~s;sIt credit Will, In my opinion DO u IN uen
fuiury abroad a Neg York editor, who was
moe sentiments? Tod him tsoughtthey
80 n.f but / could rot deny that many
agreed with he EE-President. A. Q - -
ulm that 20 FAR ~ 1 knew, no ~ ~eA-,-oh - -
crate % aHy prominence mao inooIsse ~ ~
j6lus8n's views IN regard 70 paying the ha-
~ ,-f,,.r,t n ne principaL II might do.
told ana. Tor Mr.. Johnson aud otneIe VIZ
7vtt8 on th- side oi the nltsd H,a =, soNy1iil s1,
.-reut durI z ine i-te war 70 advoeate thet
.fr-sIrfue. bat the rebels, EO-callodt coutu Det
.-rfrd 10 do 90, and must moi be nela re- pohHt-
lie toT Mr. John,ons opinions n 49,, ~ ,,ey
cent hut he ID not say thaL only ono-ni-
rsenl Ii of has amount was for sLAle pui pOSe-,
nd tbat hts plan would afford memphis no
relief OF any Consequence. he hAll me m ~
,,ould an soon be sold for taxes No@s -
,,affar 0f fact Is there a single man IN Sheloy
,,1uuty who has lost his land pefinAhently
b,- rtax s4le? II our country l. IN the eOndl-
80 a d-ecrlDed by Mr.. Johnson, - our credit
.ffher individual or state, worth anything 2
Whaf he proposes a. RELIEF amounts y notn-
ing, since the city aud county oegl, Whicn =. y
me part that Is ASSESSED, ne eanno;
aor does noJ propose 20 felneoys 4he
"a ~ dif he could LOT enect
.sartsiug Mr.. johnson bas rendered
IInlr5rtsut services to the county, n MS con-
f.sf with Radiealism from lcj3 20 lhse, ana
rearet his present position on the hnanelh
oIitstilus Of ihe day. Many OF his Warme-t
firBes here, as I understand, do not agree
yith MIN on those questions these and all
other questions should DC discussed wllheut
b tteinasz OF ill Will johnson was lefflois
-syrf. ou the COopers, and men are sufpEised
taaf hsy DO not reply 10 hiE repealed atlacket
A osn hows D uck and when assailed rtrlk -
mack vita terrible energy. IL y Wsr or
5gtzuts Browns speech al WSNefl4 feinln9A
5n-u of [ ~ contest DetW. en- Bell and johnson
n fb~ United stat - senate, before the var.
lrue SENATOR al question, which II nov wax
fng Vans viii not affect el ner the EoDerna-
f1-.aI L tha legislative elections The rcAu-
fsr democratic candidates for the legislature
are wisely abstaining from taking part IA the
contest. They aie not Johnson nor anI-Jonn-
.5taud they cannot bo orlx ven frog their posi-
riop The Rsdioals would be glad tc 2Gt iheLn
- essass Ia tlse senatorial contest, but trey
- NJ S1ee 70 DO this. Ihe pEobhbillty ie that
-E-ee1lou7rhs o. tbs Elsmbors elected Wll be
Tss,os-rate an5 they cen setue tHe eeDbtorlsl
1ns6ti1n. cOubuses, @ tle satiArsspon ~ ine
Dsmasratis peorle oi7Sss stare