Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-29
EEMPHIS APPEAL
FRIDAI, .; OCTOBER 90, 1878.
coon NEWS FROM MISSISSIPPI.

GonR NEWS FROM MISSISSIPPI
We congratulate our numerous readers
f. Mississippi On their bright prospects
fra glorious victory on Tuesday next.
The whole state is in blaze Of excite
meat The Democrats and Conserya-
tive. are aroused, jgbilsEt aud ssnguine
OF success. while the Radicals are de-
s,,p5anf exhibiting no spirit or euthu-
sissm. Thousands Of colored votes VIII
he cast for the ref0rmatory movement,
and tRnu-.uds Of white votes will be
polled which have not voted for years.
w. Give the following extracts from the
last Aberdeen Examiner a. evidence OF
the general spirit Of enthusiasm that
pervsdes the Democrats and Conserva-
tiyes in every part Of the Slate:
rr.. t-.rovrEr, conversation between two
,ffT. r',l..f Dr8rnlneut and influential Radt-
-g.. Hn frr county was overheard Oh our
srras.-. one met she other, and Ia low voice
.r-....r..H- O.. Well what do you think OF the
F'-..-r-efa~ TowhIcu the other replied: " We
ar ueaT,l world without enui we con Stshu
"a gu0-. of q chance. 81 know H. hhu the
AZ srls ker. land have known T. for the last
three. weeks bat You must Keep mighty sui
about IL or else won O. be able 10 get the ne
grof- % vote a. ali. AS 30 Is, We can't come
WITHIN "a thousand 81 getting our people 10
vote while the whites. VIII turn Out al least
seven hundred stronger than lhey ever old
before, aud there viii be nearly a Jh0usaLu
c1IJred men voting with Them Ihat RepuO-
ncau ls mighty right IN his estimate, yut we
think o. wlul De far more honorable IN MN
0tllt the coIOrsd men the truth, and not en-
courage them ia making enemies OF ihe
whites when lac knows thsa they are stepping
bIuGly into trap where they nave nothing
20 gain and every jllug 70 lose.
Glorious t'oIfax promises TO be aim -st a unit
IN me coming election Her cOlOred men and
beryrhi'e men are claSpiug hands everywhere
and plciEluE their united efforts IN TlGalng
her forever of the terrible incubus OF haulcal-
ism. aud her enemies stand terrorism ickth
and in awe as they behold the unmistakaD!e
wrath OF the ever-lncreasing column tnat pat
Ties Tor the right.
We are gIad 70 see that every agricultural
paper in The SJat= is enlisted in me cause OF
Inc farmers in this contest, and appeal 10
them 10 increase their profits 10y reducing the
stealing OF the Radira party. Ihey raise me
banner Of reform s. The only way 20 save , tle
lands and their products 10 the Marcy lolIeIs
who tl.l the soil.
We had the pleasure Of visit on Saturday
from Nr. Fred @. barry, one OF the ga-iaht
Ftaudari-Je arers i'm the senatorial ulhIflcl
comp SD 81 LOwLdes, COlfaN and OktlODeha.
re reports the camp-nTcs burning brilliantly
along the whole line and the SKY luminous
with the approaching dawn OF victory.
II addition 10 these cheering indics-
tons we have to announce that Captain
George Pennington, the Radical canul-
date for circuit clerk, has withdrawn
from the Radical ticket and allied him.
self with the Democrats and COnserva-
tives. Oaly three working days remain
between this and the election in Missis-
sippi IfiLs Taxpayers would reform
abuses, reduce expenses, and have such
an administration as the wans Of the
State require, these three remaining
dsys will be occupied by work, vigorous
work. They cannot afford ID lose the
contest A Gebt-ridden people, in sn
election pending in Mississippi, should
not permit party obligations to longer
throw their shield over the appalling
wrongs that bsve parslyzed the pros-
perity Of the people-vigilanu work from
now until Tuesday evening, and care
ful watch TO prevent fraudulent count
after the close Of the polls, will secure
the redemption of Mississippi and give
her people that pesce and prosperity
which has followed the defeat Of Radi-
cslism and the accession Of honest men
TO office in other southern States.