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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-08
Tf1E PREsIDENrs MESSAGE.

We lay before cur readers this morn
ing the fun text OF the message Of Pres
idsnt Giant. Il is a more than usually
lengthy document, and while apparent
iy patriotic is pervaded by 8 spirit so
partisan IS upon 2 careful resd nc
to dwiDdle TO the meet Of eIec.
toneering documents. Though The
SpSniards are excited over 90 much Of
1t as is devoted 70 Cuba, the HOPES
excited ia the bresStI Of the
poor, struggling C1bsna sre to
our thinking, ru5dy dashed By
an amount Of generalization that can
readily be traced TO the fsther-in-Iaw of
the Spanish Law agent IN New York.
The Alabama clsims and ocean tele.
graphy receive attention, also the cur
rercy question; q recommendation for
additional laws to euforcs specie pay-
ments being among biz declared strong
points. Bot his "blst hold" as The
street gdDIias have it-st least, 50 be
thinks-is found in his recommends
tons in regard 10 the public schools,
an educational qualification for vot-
ersr the taxation Of church
property, the abolition OF pelygsmy and
the non-importation Of Chinese women.
Through the school question be makes a
strong did for New England and wes. en-
sympathy; through the educational
qualification for voters, for that Of TIE
people Of the sopIh opposed to negroes
voting; through lie taxation Of church
property, fer tie anti Catholic
sentiment Of the whole country;
and though the abolition Of p1lyg4my |
ana o tie i'm /
portation Ct Chirese women, fer |
the voters Of the Pacfc S.at,s.
Shre~dly put togeh er, the purpose Of
this message is none the less plainly APP
parenl. lis, whiiepg5fessedIy patriotic, |
8 bidf the thira-germ, from a man who
dos rot hesitate to trsde for Ie election
upon the bilterest pr.jIdicrs and most
vio!elt passions Of The people Of the
Union.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-08

The municipal election IN Louisville
yes .erday passed of quietly, in presence
Of the State militia and five hundred
special policemen. Hon. Charles d.
Jacob was reelected. The vote, which
was the lsrges. ever polled by several
thousand, stood ten thousand eight hum
dred and sixteen for jacob; nine thou
sand nine hundred aud eighty-one for
John q. Baxter, and thirty-seven for
w. +. DnnkiB; total, twenty thousand
eight hundred and thirty-four. The
otLct Cfficers elected are Sc follows:
Treasurer, Henry WofJrd; assessor, J.
4. kTscEi tsx.receiver, David Ferguson;
auditor William Gsissel. The contest
for msyor w5s most exciting, and WAS
fought ba.der than any other in the his.
tory OF Louisville. For six months it bss
been wsged with unusual Gerceness, and
al one time it was feared that serious
trouble would Cccur. bu. heEpily for the
peace Of lhe city it hiss b5en avoided.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-08

No. 2095.-In the Chancery Court OF Shelby
county, Tennessee. McUavltt, Receiver,
elc.. VS.. David W FentOn ct 81.
1t appearing from the bill which is sworn 10
in tuis cause that the defendants, avid W,
tent0n and Benjamin F-ntOn, are nOn-resi-
dents OF the State of Tennessee; that they are
indebted to complainant in the tum OF
SlU68 % by open account; aud the writ OF at
tachment having been Issued and returned
by the sheriff levied on the property OF de
PENDANTS by sarnishment on the Pamela Oil
and erIilIZs Com yauy and W. Il. Miller:
1t is therefore ORDERED, That u ey make tneiz
appearance herein, a. the courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, o. or before the
first Monday in February, 1876, and plead
answer or drmur - ,Om lal uabtS bill. Ur the
SANE vi be "a ken for confessed a. 10 them
and set for he sEIl 2 eXparte, aud that COPY
OF this order Pc uUlIshed once a week, iOl
four success !yr q a-ks, in the lem Dhis A ppeai
This 7th Ja 90 December, 1875.
A COPY.
L.. 4. COLE, Clerk and Master
BY L. B. So cHenry, ID. Q. and Y.
kstes & Elliott, soils. for complt. does wed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-08

THE Recommend alton Of Mayor
League 10 cut down the salary Of his
Office 10 two thousand dollars per an
mum, Is not good OF e. We have
pressed, aud will continue to press Ia.
teuchme1t AID Ie ON upon our co.
PIE, aDd, Ne think, tie are many
sEiarie5 the ge-eral council can Conuoi
without impairing tie efficiency OF the
office 20 which they attach, but the
mayors il o. ole 0 tLem-at least TO
the extent Of One-half as suggested by
Mr.. League. We think if it be cur
tai ed one thousand dollars per annum,
and tie salaries OF all the other offices
p .pios oftiol, fifteen or twenty thou
sand COIafs may he saved TO the civ
each year. Since the memte7s Of the
CEREAL council aIe no longer paid, and
the ws1e5 Of the filemen, policemen
and sueet force have ben cut down, let
us have curtailment OF the salaries
ald emOlume t. o. ali tie officers. II
lnis is 10. done the Peep will have req
con 70 concluoe that our cry o. reuench-
ment and lie ON is all CANNON.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-08
HOUSE.

The house OF representatives, at quar-
ter past twelve O'clock, took recass
until one o'clock.
MIR. b aine, rising to a personal ex-
PLANTATION, said that in the debate yes-
terday on the Louisiana question, be
bad expressed the hope that the other
SIDE OF the house would not, in an incl
GENITAL way, attempt to reopen and dis.
honor the agreement made last year
Some persons imagined that the word
"dishonoi' had been used, with some de-
gree, to impute il 10 tbs gentleman from
Mississippi Mr.. Lamar) as a personal
affrOnt. He had used it only in o sense
OF nullifyiDg and disregardtDg, and net
with the remOtest iCeL of Offering an
affr0rt to that gentleman.
Mr.. Lsmar said he had not heard the
word, which the gentleman from Maine
was reported as having used, and that
he accepted the explanation in the gen.
erCus spirit in which it was made.
The house then, on motion CT Mr..
Randall, took a recess till one O'Clock,
the hour fixed fer the drawing of seats.
at that hour the recess was extended to
give the members absent on the com
mittee to wait on the President-CoX,
Knott and BlRiOe-an opportunity to / e
present and select their seats when their
names should be called. The courtesy
OF allowing tie oldest continuous MEM
beTs 70 select sc .ts ia advance of the
drawing, was extended TO MI. Kelly.
Mr.. Amber was also permitted to select
n seat for Mr. Stephens, of Georgia. At
fifteen minutes past one Mr.. Cox re-
ported that the committee had waited
on the President, and that a commuui-
cation in Writing would BE- sent 10 the
house forthwith.
The speaker submitted the question
whether the house would draw seats, or
have the Presidents message read. The
former cour.e was adopted. A blind
folded page drew the numbers from the
box, one by one, and the member
drawn csme from the outside Of the
bar where all were congregGted, and oc-
cupied the sea. which he puTposed hold.
ing for the congress.
The fret names Drawn were Mr..
Whitehuuse and Mr.. Ely King.
The Democrats tool their seats on the
east side, to The right Of the speakers
chair, the side which they have partial
ly occupied for many cOngresses; some,
however, seiectt seats on the western or
Republican SIDE Of the chamber. M
Banks selected the at which he
formerly occupied, at the extreme lett,
resisting the invitation OF Mr..
Blaine 10 take seat near him, and in
dicatiDg that the atmosphere about
there vas too strong for him. 1t was
twenty minutes past Two O'Clock when
the drawing WIS completed. AS soon
IS order was restored The Presidents
message was received and presented,
and read BY the reading clers, Mr. Ne
hsffy.
The reading occupied Two hours and
fSc minutes. Al first the II e,ssge was
listened to with considerable Interest
and attention, but after passing the por-
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ADDITIONAL RIvER REPORTS
Associated Press Dispatches.

NASHVILLE, December River is
rising slowly, with feet on Harpeth shoals.
CINCINNATI, December River II
feet 10 inches and falling. Weather cloudy
and damp.
VICKSBURG, December River
rose inches. Down: ty OF Quincy Up:
James Howard, Thomas Sh ROCK.
New ORLEANS, Decembar AR
rived; Governor Allen and barges, C. B.
Church, ohio river; John Maude, Mem
phs. departed: H y. Turner, Ohio river;
city Of Alton, st. Louis. Weather cloudy
and cool.
ST. LOUIS, December 7-Arrived:
Glencoe and Andy Johnson, New Orleans;
Joe Kinney, Vicksburg; ct. Joseph. Mem
phis. Departed: Leopard and barges, New
Orleans; Capitol City, VickSburs. The river
has riss n Inches, and all the upper streerns
swelling. Weather cloudy and cold.
LOUISVILLE, December 7.-River
stationary, with 9 feet inches in the
ca ial, and feet inches on the falls
Weather coudy and .risty. Arrived: Warner
Cincinnati. DEPARTED: Warner, New Orleans