Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-02

! the greedinssS OF Congressman Howe and
Sheriff Czaune for spoi!s, which they can
I agree 10 divide equally between them.
ALL'S WELL tn At ENDS WELLS.
I And still another OF the pictures represent
[ ed G. Wiley Wells riding grasshopper snd
| pointing his gun at the other hadlcsL con, on
/ speed. Wells says: ave got dead shot on
/ Howe this time,' and the latter remarks; II
there i anything IN tpnhlhgI nm p6st
/ gave such attraction to the mammoth
I transparency. which was designed and c1n-
| struclcd by Mr.. Tate M'CEacken, OF Sardls'
The tranSpaTGnci6s were too numerous 10
! mention, fhe picture of a turtle was OZanne,
as ne went TO Sardis, while a beb-tailed fee,
| latter in congress. y man wearing
the head OF a Jackass, representiIngg
| Ozanne's clerk, writes, Lon, ain u lad
| one transparency had the picture OF a bull
| wearing the head OF Howe, whose csrpetbag
was represented by the bag between the hlnd
| legs. But The tTacsparencies were TOO huc
| merou> and varied to be given. NO SCI OF
| men were ever 50 thoroughly caTIcatured ana
! dreadfully ridiculed Howe, Ozanne Il Co.
| Among the notices were: I'VE nave no en-
| nifty against the colored man" peace,
| s"Justice;' "Try us, Conservative party the
! line in ours" Honesty in office;" "Let us
have peace;" Washington city is backing as,
! HOwe;' 1--WE stand by the Union; "Remem-
ber '73 - 'Out with the money you owe Panola
! county, OH thieves" "a brighter day ust
! ahead sour party are strong advocate;
| of free schools for white and for black;
| 1--WE pledge the black man to study his in
| terests as our own; we will have no class legis-
| lation; our officers are the servants of the
! whole people" on the side Of q large trans.
! parency were the names OF the CONSERVATIVE
| Democratic candidates. Tumble-bugs, terra
| pins, horned frogs and anaeondas were also
| made 70 represent Howe, Ozanne and their
| allied heroes.
THE SPEAKERS STAND,
erected under large tree in the square, was
| brightly lit VITA Chinese lanterns and differ
| ent kinds OF transparencies. The tree itself
was thiCHly studued with lights, Transparent
| cies and Chinese lanterns, and looked some
what like a large bouquet OF picturesque
| lights, as the colorS of the lamps were thckly
| commingled and made TO appear all the bet
| ter because of the tOrchlights placed around
the railing OF the stand. The flags of the diff
| ferent clubs were placed upon the stand, and
also 8 large transparency in the shape OF
! ship freighted with big coffin marked
| GLOVE and OZanue.' This was the "Salt
| river packet" and bore 10 its final resting
place the official remains of Howe, OZanne,
ct id OnlHe genus, of Pamela county, Mississ ppl,
Radicalism, which has outllved usefulness
| or acceptance even among the people which
| gave the creatures political prestige. These
| men will have no difficulty in procuring
| tickets on the "Salt river packet" The cleo
| ton certificates will give them free ride
| the theory of cremation, the coffin was
| burned and its remnants hoisted into the
tree, TO rest there after the Digger Indian style
| of burial-for additional particulars inquire
| of the Winnebagoes.
JUST BEFORE THE SPEAKING
| was 10 commence, the vast crowd assembled
| GfC1nu Ile BLdQu anu q series OF uI6 Wne6lS
were igntted adding still better effect to the
occasion. Then the cannon doomed, Roman
| candles were shot off, and sky-rockets sped
| far away into the regions of space. After this
| the Grenada band came up in its wagon and
| played a tune, which was the gnai for the
| commencement Of the exercises, as the grand
| pageant had now returned from its morch,
| and its members were gathering around the
Mr.. HALLS ADDRESS.
| Calls were made for Mr.. J. G. Hall, Demo-
| craJic-C Conservative candidate for the legisia-
| tuTe, and this gentleman spoke in substance
| as follows:
| FEILow-CITIzENs- see around me
| this large crowd, and witness what unity and
| de ermnation characterize and peryade
| wade The entire crowd of white and black pep
| pie, L am led to think that our Tedemp-
| Iion is near at hand: targues to me that they
| will know no 0eiedE aud hencefOrth remain
| invincible. l cannot enter at large into the
| issues OF the canvass tonight; time is too
| short, and there are others here TO interest you
| more than can 90. however, VIII say TO
| you, keep watch on the fires of hber-
| ty kinded on the twentieth instant,
| and which are brightly burning. rCheersl |
| know by the cheers that come back to me,
| that you mean TO do il. If you do thtS, know
| that on the second Of n November you will wiring
| magnificent victory from the TeluctaDt grasp
| OF your TeinOrSelesS enemy-dearer than any
| that has ever gladdened the hearts Ofany peo-
| pie. Cheers WHAT yOu have endured, what
| you have seen, Is enough TO nerve you to the
| task. This demonstration, tonight, is strong
| rebUke 70 your enemies; IL has stricken terror
into their hearts, and soon Will they be seen
to 'iOld their tents, and like the Arab, slantly
| steal away" cheers. Already see pictures
| OF triumph rise up before me- of fends who
| for yeas nave feaSted upon the vitalities OF
| this community. l SEE one. a vision Of a car
| pelbGSger, MS sacG packed, and ready to AXE
| hisle,Ec. lsec another picture, Of ourSTOCden-
| head q vohsit sh-'t.', 4. V. howe; ms Eead
leans down, in u llltl- cream aud he called
aloud for troops TO Uphold G. i, strong govern
| ment. Thank COD, constitutional liberty is
| being known in Washington. ! see the vision
OF q man wu"a5 he al g.I>t us like glacier in
| the sUul!2h-, and whose red nose CLEANS like
! a Btll Howe.
| heard inst Z. taylor talked 10 Bill Howe I'M
| Ill his sOui grew sick. 1 mus confess that
| he has u S.rOuS effect upon my senses
! when l talk 10 him, but in a differ
| ent mauu-r. Wnen l talk 10 him my
! stomach gets sick Immense appauSel and l
| give way to my feelings. He mas sucked that
| red teat pointing TO the transparency till his
| head has grown fat. Cheers de mas gone
| round on The other side, and EiJh greedy FIN
! gers stripped the 20 Pamela COW" even of
| her drippIngS. Prolonged applause and laugh
| teri IL is q shame and an outrage that such
| men as \. Il. Howe and A. Y. Howe are per-
mitted by Providence 10 offer for office. But
| be patient. Although you've borne yonr
wrongs, stilt be patient, for i speaks IN high
| terms, ana tells 10 the world that you have
| gained the greatest victory, Tor you have
learned to submit 10 wrongs. Cheers Ozanne!
! On, what snail say OF MIN? BE IS already fee
| ing the political calamity about 20 come upon
| MIN. This afternoon, when he saw the BAN
| nerS Of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS party,
be got into mis- little buggy and wen TO his lit
tie nome. do not know wnat to say of such
| men. 1 Enow them by their vilIalnies perpe-
|
the "ra@-picker' and that druUkard candi-
date? And what sh al say OF the men sup
porting such mtn' They alreaay con-
| demuCd, end would add hing to the con-
demuatiOu Ui this demonstration. If they
won { have them. We don't want them after
| IL is too late 10 assist the white
and the cOlOred men in redeeming
| tue country. II will be too late, then, and
like The freshman who was one day ealing
number of eggs quite rapidly. At last, as he
swallowed an Lgs, a young chicken was heard
] tn 10 1a r.
ing Wry face, said: Il am sorry for you, my
friend, but be jabbers ye'd be afther spaKing
a little too late" TGreat cheering and laugh
teri That illustrates it, We DON'T want them
after the election but now, to go nand IN hand.
All ask, my friends, is that you go hence de-
| termIned to work as faithfully in the six
weeks up 10 the time OF the election as you
have been doing since the beginning of the
canvass, and then again can We greet the re-
turn of peace and prosperity, for our
"Baunsr in triumph shall wave
Ger the land of the free and the home Of the
| brave"
| Deafening cheers rent the air, the band
played another piece, ana loud calls were
made for Captain r. Il. Iaylor, Democratic
| Conservative candidate for the legislature.
This gentleman, however, declined 10 speak,
| but, in few words, introduced to the assem-
blage Nj. Thomas T.. Younger a prominent
| colored speaker, who had done effective work
| for the Conservatives in Loulsi-
| ana. Mr.. Younger, he said, upon invitation
| would now address them. cheers
MR.. YOUNGER'5 ADDRESS
was then made as follows:
| FELLOw-LITIZENS-I am happy to have this
| opportunity Of speaking 10 so many OF you to-
night Before commencing my remarks,
| however, ask you TO be as silent as possible
| for did not come TO receive your cheers, but
| 10 talk TO the people and to converse with the
coloTed people particularly, and try ana de-
| wise some means by which the whites ana
| blacks can understand each other aud thus
| obtain peaceful solution OF their difficulties.
On my arrival here, ! heard remarks made
"TheTe goes the Democratic speaker. He was
| hired by the Democrats to come south and
make speeches in their interest. He doesn't
know anything about affairs in Mississippi"
| Tnat statement Is false. l am not Dem
/ cTat am conservative he-
! publican. Listen and see What
, | know. wish, however, the white men OF
| the north, who claim there is no friendship
| between the two races south, could be here
| tonight and see for themselves the white
mau and the black man join hands with one
| object: to obtain an honest administration OF
| their affairs. Does the black man owe last
| ing debt of gratitude to the Republican patty?
| II so, are the men in 'he south, claiming ana
acknowledging 10 be Republicans, carrying
claim that they are nGt. First, the so called
Republican party have shown an utter dlsre-
gard of their own platform Of principles. and
, | the constitution being the highest law OF the
land, to ignore II and call on the blsck man OF
the south 10 stand by them to the bitter end
| m their peTnlclOuS course, brings the Whlte
and the black man in the south 10 direct con-
| fiict with each other. What, then, Will be the
result of continuation of such rule :
| The white men OF the south who comprise the
property holder, capitalist, and, in snort, mas