Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-31
LETTERS FRON THE PEOPLE.


EpIToNs APPEAL - Why do you,
la.rulu. 20 be men af honor, persist IN no
....uL Ea-fsr.ug.y through The columns OF
,..r- 'r49...- ,Il-l men as sugar" Hamilton
TI.u 'HfslE. 8 devoid OF all sense OF honor; men
g-ls have ue ItySd tae people they grew up
r..Iu. a.a would, Z lear. belray the mother
.rrr E.ea tner4 birth 81 there were any money
.r fr.rrau who lpG palJry gsin uampled upon
us gutu He were down al the dE-i? such
r.raa H- Ta. H8Ia-. ton, " lnneld Jerusa.e EN-
Smith. ar|H#u~ Lewis Auc i. ID. beechsr
ar-lr .l. o. H- cut OF ifcm the healthy BODY
a. .le people ss htllh Wal eAcreset "a Ses win
H. Hlu CON .aet a atiIlng' aCG blrled IN one
1.Hrsr.Hn grave OF oti. won and lnslgnincance,
,.sH..tl Cd lrdys OF 3ai honest man 5 notice.
IT'D. because Ilry were tClOn men, but be
..-r. .-a...t -I.a J,rpr Ignorant negroes 20 array
fI,.s.eis.. -.aiua' ls, ihelf best lrlen@s. Ahu
ssi b. aa. up. been tnts-e weeks sinoe you ga G
.s-. ... Tom. 20 complimentary notice. Have
-us -n -ruu forgotten tEe dark and gloomy
Ia.e Jaaf these jaekslE Or :he battle
nm n..aIs The Senter election,
while .la best class of onr peOple were dis
fraurG sod" hu1 certainly elLher have very
short Htrs.rlr, OF "A very loose idea OF pro-
H-.atE.IE p.lUl-nl"E iuan wnciu } Ou
nav. urH .I#rs FToieEs-1 TO deSpLSe, and
|uu EuH fau-t elii. despise II you are In &C
sHul alta t.r better c.s,s u our people. Al
I.s...- H.F hot -auf.sIu blood boil with Ilght-
FHI- ..HIH.#fIHH 10 --e people WuO would be
highly HI-uIIsl az you were eNe1 TO lHslnuRle
flE. rutE we're NOT with 10. giving counte-
nance ta thee political mOuntebaDks, who
H-sr lI laE- gone ty bartsr-d our beat Inter
.H-ras.,foar ID fLsy had the power sell our
sf.....-a l.d W.Er.. daughters and sisters.
.rl. .s fH.ra of u. 40 pure that he can touch
Yt-' ai.- .-.48lu ladgii ed Is there no re,
aa.r ..lr-. r.walI b. duer Are the good and
u.I ln aa ueg',a TItu stual den renee
yours LHH.-. 4. Z. LAKE.
The PHbii. 'Iock.
81. r5y ,rrlZENs OP EEMPHIs-I
r... rl#r-s -Erl The * % eSo~as the
whole r.ly % reis- fus necessary noheJ 20
r..rHF.l-. Il ..urA. s.s-.lG shall be OF the Dest
.......... l...l cid ml,i,.EE improvements, Rld
r.r .E H.-..l fr -fTL ys two 'Iiles, aud In the
direction uf Ele wind hse Dilea. i VIII
.r.... r.a lgr,B and quarters, nf VIII last
r...r.a.r. ulf.lnt lcuaIf. It's CrsJ si'l not
..-.a...s fI.- -urH % ~. lDpusani COLLAR, as-d
E.Il. Doe Eufran anI.f-l for i've ears auu not vary
Gem .-ruH.- Do a month"; ana ~ @houLa De- hhl
SEQ .H...-- .lI, l adopted - 80 standard
.m. Hy al 90 cur people. Iaey s-SrshteS
rU.r b. shall U, s.II~fartOTv 10 our peopies
-HHU l.L uLIert ike 10 raise a SOAar loi q
rrI #r. % ruI EB rlH e. .Ock-tL Al must De iuF.
uI-a.5 Without charge i should be placed
cas- central iI tue cL-t as Po>e Oie, =. - ~ -
Ea1I-1. street. TIE Na~auir Temple, ESS n
E.. H.ar-. of erection. corf4er Madison ARD
Second streets, v Tg. 20 sr good location. Ihe
u-. B.. lows .a.I. Tl- lower in the central
a.ar... I-rel, on second stTsei, and otheI
r...rta have been suggested and spoken Of. but
rfs. ok 10 but just HuJ <siT JbEg those " ho con
.rlUuls the money should select tlIe place for
~ location. Alter the mOney has been
I-yI, az election VIII be he'd Al the
Memphis cotton exchange, and each s. b
FHT.ryr Wll De eugLe1 10 as many votes
A. Ls had contributed dollars the place re.
celgIug the highest vote getting Ibe clock.
bag. undertaken this great task without any
pay. ] feel tua greatest Interest IL adS anc. n z
tns growth and PROSPERITY Of Memphis. An
appreciation oi my services lt All the reward
ask ur 4-.lre. Its accomplishment, be-
Iisve, viii Dee an uonoT 10 our city, aHd trust
40 mot appeal i'm vain 20 our people. The
names and snDuur Of each cauI TibutOr Wial
E.a published on each sunday In our papers,
and Lre money g. collected VIII he deposited
I'm bans 20 uE credit, a. Ire islrers for The
uau-e clock. JOSEPH LENOY.
psto5eT b 80
Hors Seat and Flour.
13EAEGERS Oi TsSE SOUTH-You ave
made one long step IN le7. toward independ-
slc-. 3 aid a. u once more, More grain
more meat, less cotton. There Is .vst 30 much
money for cotton every } eaI; II you make i've
million bales you Get The same that goE
would fJT two million r We hundred thousand
baies- BY planting grain and grass you keeT
The money at nOrne ant iIup.0ye your land
b planting cotton entirely, you wear ont
your land and saud your money OF Slcsnes,
and large crops VII! prevent you from sowing
wheat sriv. but dout f-il 70 soy enough "a
make plenty Of bread IN he next twenty days
We would be s FiCh people IN three years 1
we should raise our own supplies EVER
barre % iiJur rsised keeps dollars here. Ba
Cent? JOHN BROwS.
MFnPHIs, Tenn, OctoberSo Is7s.
RirF. Jeanie Patterson delighted he
Numerous friends la Eatehez, one evening
la,f week. with one OF her readings, She
made her first appearance there four yesH
ago. and has since gained wide AID mos
favorable reputation. she II going north.
The friends Of Charlotte Cushmsr
viii be- glad 10 learn that she has hope Of en-
tire recovery from The terrible disease whick
has 50 long hsrassed her life. sne is an Bos
ton. under the care OF an English physician
who has neen very successful 10 treating suct
chses as be's, and given her great encourage