Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-20
MISSIS rIPPI NEWS,
Vote. Democrats. votel


Holly Springs demonstrates mex
Thursday.
There will be a grand Democratic
COnsercative demonstration at Grenada Sat
urday night.
! Independents are Radicals too NEAR
70 show their truly detestable colors.
If you value law, decency and order
vote the Democratic Conservative ticket.
How is old Pamela? Keep working
| Demo Gratis, and the election will bring you 4
| glorious victory.
Be sure you vote the Democratic.
! Conservative ticket,
Ames has a political chill, and DIR.
| troops for his relief.
! What did Sheriff Sullivan, of Bolivar
county, and Congressman Howe of Pamela
| accomplish during their recent interview?
! Do no scratching on the Democratic
| Conser vative tickets. Vote solidly against
| Radical and independent candidates, and VIC
tory is ours.
The negroes OF Coshoma are indig-
nant and mighty. ineensed against sheriff
returns there.
Batesville and Old Pamela Town will
have grand DemOcratlc-COnservs de-
mOnstratiOn and tOIchltght procession the LAT
ter part of the month.
Ames is still afflicted with the out
rage typhoid, but he is none the better be-
cause 1t isn't sufficiently contagious to affect
Grant, PierrepOint Co.
What about the Radical assault and
fatal wounding OF the negro at Harrison few
days ago? Why don't Ames have his oficiaI
servants arrested and punished?
Would you redeem Mississippi, over
throw corruption in office, and vice in public
places, then vote the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
i've TICKET the second OF November.
What is to be done with the militia?
-JdcEJOn Pilot.
What is the militia to do; that's the ques.
ton.
HsndsborO Democrat: He WHO is
good citizen and wishes an honest govern
ment, controlled by honest white men, will
vote against the Republican party in Novem-
Der.
Handsboro Democrat: Prominent
Republicans are deserving the sinking ship of
Radlcalism all over this State, anu joining the
ment.
The State fair opens at Jackson No
Vember Sth. The great political fair for the
display OF honest principles and the exhibit
Democrats, vote!
The white Radicals secure all the
offices of profit, and by foul means of decep-
ton have induced the negroes to be satisfied
with the honor of voting merely. CoIOred
men, can you endure this outrage longer?
Grenada Sentinel: Governor Ames
had better subside. 1t is doubtful if except-
ing Senator Morton and the Washington Or
sans, there is single public man or promi-
nent journal In the country that has any
sympathy for him.
The last effort Of the Jackson PSyot
and the Yazoo Bonner is to break down the
circulation OF The New York Herald and
bankrupt its proprietor, Mr.. Bennett What
q eat undertaking, and o, how very mag
nlncenJly foolish and cOmmendab.y vain!
HanhGbn-n Dgrooor4t.
County Gaze te, so ably edited by Major Geo.
W. Harper, has just entered on the thirty
second year OF Its existence. May "Uncle
George" be spared many years more and the
Gazette continue the bold, defiant defender OF
the white people of Mississippi.
Major Harper, of the Kinds Cotlnty
Gazette, puts the vote of that county at three
thousand six hundred for the Dem0crats and
cans. He says the Democratic clubs are work
Ing Tor majority of twelve hundred, and he |
can I think OF compromising on q vote less.
The Magnolia Herald says: The Radi- |
cal party is wanning. Day by day the few |
honest men, who, under a miStak ken idea Of |
what was best for their country and them
selves, who have identified themselves with |
Inc kadlcal party, are Withdrawing from it, |
and are coming over on the Democratic-Con- |
side of the house.
HsndsbOro Democrat: Mr.. John |
Henderson, of New Orleans, has lust sold the |
Pass Christian College property In this conn
ty, to Captain Frederick Wright, of Cieve-
land, Ohio. Captain Wright has taken posses
sion, and the building will be fitted up at /
once as hotel, and thoroughly advertised I
through the north as place of winter resort. /
West Point Advertiser: The white
people are determined, united to a man, and
terribly In earnest Every man is working
like beaver. The Radical nominees are
badly hacked, and have almost thrown up the
sponge; There is no doubt of 1t. They are
whipped now. The negroes are for
saking them, and many of them denounce |
the white men on their ticket as the yiIast |
characters, who seek only to deceive them for
selfish ends.
The following telegram from Gov
ernor Ames to W. H. Harvey, the negro
sherln OF Kinds county, was sent to that
Iunctionary last Saturday.
JACKSON, October 8, 1875.
'W. Il. Harvey:
"Do not permit any reports to deter Won |
rom original contemplated action. You will |
10 injustice to yourself and me If YOU do. |
VIII mail letter to-day.
"ADELBERT AMEs."
The Nicksburg Herald, referring to |
AdeI0ert Ames's telegram to Harney, saws: !
What the "original contemplated action
'0lutely certain, but we may be perfectly sure |
hat 1t refers to sOme scOundrelism vet to be |
developed. the heart of Ames is full of hate |
u the people of Mississippi, and his maIig- !
liant nature yearns to be avenged upon them |
or the scOrn and detestatiOn with which thew |
egard him. A few days more will develop |
omethipg that will enable us to read the dis |
patch TO Harvey with better knowledge OF |
Is meaning.