Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-09

made by the Democrats, and make it
rule 10 vote for every siie-shoW fellow
who comts out SIS an opponent to the
| regular nominee. These grumblers al
! WAYS want matters different to what
they find them, and think that some
thing should be done by the Democracy
| to sppesse them. Now these men are
not, never have been, and we hope never
rili be, Democrats. Just let them mp.
Democracy can better afford to fight
than to feed them,
A Single Candidate and an UnbrOken
Front.
Nashville AmericaE.l
The Democrats of Dickson County are
esrnastly for harmony. The excellent
Recommendation Of the executive COM
mittee of Dickson il couched in proper
spirit. 1t is to be hoped that all the
couutits ard all the candidates will pa
triOticsl y ipin in the movement. Every
county aid district should present
single candidate and a unbrOken front.
DIbreII Nominated
The Democratic convention Of the
third Tennessee district has nominated
General s. c. Dbrell for reelection.
The Reign OF LOquacIfy.
Nashville Americana
Emerson Etheridge sddresssd small
crowd st Slmerville, Fsyet'e county,
Monday. This canvsss is likely to be u
reign OF | ql8cHy. Foote and Ethe-
ridge will make the woods and hills and
to'Iowy vocal. Lingering echoes, still
IeYe h .Iatiug, W j tell where they have
been tsn years hence. The only haI py
people ia Tennessee are that class who
are regarded peculiarly unfortunate in
ordinary times. For once the deaf may
cor graduate themselves and the dumb
may feel that they wOuld have no oppOr
III atty to be hesrd il they had the gift OF
spsecp.
PersOnaI-A aemIniscenee.
Memphis Ledger OF the eth.
Mr. w B. Scott, editor of the Mary
vile Republican, will go with Mr.. Sparks
this sfterno IN, aud speak at Somerville
tc morrow afternoon at three o'clock.
Mr., Scott was promised an opportunity
t. speak lsst night at the Exposition, but
was cut off by the endless haraugues OF
Ethefidge and Turner. He belongs to
The colored race, is conservative, well
educated, supports Tllden and Hen
bricks, and is entitled to hearing. We
bespesk for him a good crowd. In the
u0slSu CaIVSSS OI 1000 UetW6eu DIONA'
low and Etheridge for governor, the lat
ter gentleman went TO Maryville to speak
against Msynsrd. Excitement ran very
high and mob was raised to run Ethe-
ridge out of town. Mr.. Scott then Re-
publican, and his son inteTfered at the
risk of their own lives to protect Mr..
Etheridge from violence. In this they
partially succeeded, for he was permit
ted to go to private house and rem ain
until Maynard got through speaking,
and then leave town uDdisiutbed. Mr.
Etheridge had an opportunity last night
to recognizs that generous act of the col
ored Republican, who probably saved
his life. But Mr.. E:heridge is net the
man to remem Der an act OF kindness.
He never even locked on Mr.. Scott or
spoke to him. Scott, although promised
division Cf tims, sat bsck in the crowd
unnoticed, stranger in a strange place.
And this is how E heridge repaid Scott
for an uumerited kindness.
Radical Nominations at Cleveland.
Knoxville ChIonicle.l
CLEVELAND, September 5.-The con-
gressional convention of the third dis
trict aFsem bled here at one O'Clock to-
day. George Id. Dtake was nominated
on the third ballot. J. w. Ramsey was
m Ade elector. Good feeling prevails.