Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-01

southern State votes As Rel ublican
TICKET.
The New Eoglsnd papers are giving
klpsiTiek's letter abundant emphasis
Thfy put Il this way: "a Bloody. shirt
CGDi psigp, with ORGY"
"Bus-Teans" Williams is making a /
very successful canvass ID Indiana. The /
farmers and lsboring men OF the State |
are delighted with him. The sustere, |
oDld-bioOded, aristOcratic Mr.. Harrison |
sCema TO be out Of his element 10 To-
dana.
Toe fAtes are sgainst the Radical can |
didat6s. Here is the ligh. and shade OF |
the two tickets, IS suggested by the ini- |
tlals:
stall Justice Triumph?
Truth and Honesty.
Kuined Bel ond HOPE.
Worse And worse
The Philadelphia Times remarks:
Colonel FOrney's centennial dream, we
IegTet TO say, has become q horrible
ightmRre. de is continually haunted
by toe ghost oithe late CoDfederacy, aud
The shadoWy forms OF JEFF Davis, Val
lardigham, the draft rioters, and other
forgotten objects OF terror fit ever before
Ills eyes.n
Deacon Richard Smith, Of the Cincin-
lls.i Gazette. is Shaking speeches for
Hayes aud Wheeler. Re is great or
atoF, and will, doubtless, do great good
Tor the cause; but high above his SWELL
ing periods, and still higher than. his
most imprisoned strains, rises q still
small vol e, which seems to ssy: "Dick,
why did you steal those campaign
funds?''-& Louis Globe. Democrat.
Jennings, who formerly edited the
New York Times, has turned Democrat.
Fortunately, however, he has quit tie
country. His successor is an illiterate
stock Job er by the name OF George
Jones, who is chiefly distinguished for
having solicited and fsiled 10 get deco
ration frCm Louis Napoleon, and for
having swIndled the family Of Henry J.
Raymond out of the Times stock
Louisville Courier Journal.
Morton, Butler, Chandler, Logan,
Packard, Grant and Spencer are for APP
plying the sword to every white mans |
throat and the torch To every white
mans roof who de lines to vote the Re-
publican ticket. And wherefore? That
the Republican party msy continue to
rule the country at q cost Of eight hun
bred million OF dollars, aud that the
Republican leaders may be protected
from the yGwning doors Of fifty peni-
tentisries. C0LiTier.o0tTn0L.
The nomination OF Edwin d. Morgan,
the New York millionaire, for governor,
and Sherman s. Rogers, tbs Buffalo
millionaire, for lieutenant-governor, is
generally satisfactory to the republicans
here. The nominations are 2ccep.
ted by all to mean lavish money CAM
paigu, the report being that Governor
Morgan is 70 spend four hundred thou
sand dollars, sn0 Senator Rogers haif "a
much 10 carry the State.-Ne1O York |
Herald.
The most remarkable speech ever |
made by O presiding officer has Just been /
delivered in Florida. The man who /
made it is . member Of the legislature,
and he was called to the chair unex |
pectedly st a convention OF his constitu
enis. Here it is in full: "You know l |
can't make speech. We came here |
for something else. hope you will not |
make asses Of yourselves and break up |
the party" It is safe to say that mere !
gOoQ advice was never crowded into so |
shCrt space.
The Toledo Blade has shRrpened its /
wits and made the startling discovery
that TTilden has a private 'hLa0quar- |
ters' in Liberty street, NewYork, wnere
a force OF clerks Is engaged in sending |
out documents and conducting extern /
sive correspondent &c in his interest" A |
man who would descend to the baseE 8 |
Of having headquarters" and "ciel ks'i /
and extensive correspondence is a
villsin whom 'twere base iattery to call |
8 sand s1ipe.
Ia the late Tennessee convention Ex-
Governor 1sham G. Harris declined
thrice to be an elector for the State at
large. In spite Of himself he was NOM
mated by the convention. He with
drew from tbs ticket on account Of Ger
tain discontents In Est Tennessee. In
doing so be talked ike brave and hon.
est man, as he is, and his words should
have found response in every generous
mind. Not 50, however, for the Repub-
licaDs continue to abuse him with all
their wOnted rancor.-L0uaSviLte Courier
Journal
TIE pining hunger of the H posters is
to be appeased by legal-tenders. It is
said that the octo2ensTi2n Sittirg Bill
IT the Saratoga Sioux, Uncle TEurIoy
Weed, mulctt Governor Morgan in len
thousand dollars for the war extraordf-
nary, and that the cash has gone for
ward. 1t is singular coincidence that
after the reported contribution Of Fed
ersl money Uncle Thurlow abandoned
his piscatOry friend, the secretary of |
state, and marched with his colors into
4
til after election. "-Nea0 York Sun.
We print an interesting letter TO-DAY
from our Saratoga correspondent con.
corning the Democratic canvass in this
State. His letter shows that Lieutenant
q lvernor DOrsheimer is likely to be the
cnoice OF the State convention for gov
ernOr. Mr.. Dorsbeimer is 3 man OF !
paris, Snd perhaps has earned his NOM !
inatioD by his hard W JTk for the parry.
The main work of the Democratic con- !
vention will be TO adjust the existing
quarrel between Tammany and anti. !
IRmmsny. The game will be 30 to d. .!
vide our local municipal Offices bet ween
these two factions SIS to secure the votes l
of both for the State tlcket.-Ne10 York
Evening Post.
1t was not stinginets OF the "Conted- :
crate house" that retrenchad and econo. :
mlzsd and reformed dear old Judge Taft
out Of his telegrsphing, stationery, fuel
snd lights. Il was the clerical error Of
the epgrossing officer. He omitted foom
the bin the appropriations for these phi.
poses; and the President signed the bill
as enRrOssed, and thus the appropriR. J
lions fjr the department OF justice were
This is very sad. We do
not see very well how dear old Judge
Taft is going 70 write his war proclsma.
ions against the south, or 'opinionsD
about the duty OF United States mar
halls to call in troops TO control elec. 3
ions, etc, unless he is allowed fuel
Baltimore Gazette. 8
Harrison, the disinfectant of Ortiz In z
ndiADa, was in q smoking car coming
Up to Indianapolis. He was in q jocu- al
sr humoT, comparing his chances with
Blue Jeans Jimmy" Williams. "If /
10 among Germans" said Han ison. 81
an speak little German, and there l 81
ave the advantage Of Jimmy. IfIsee -,
Frenchmsn, L can talk little French. !"
nd there have the advantage of Jim
ny. 1 can talk money to moneyed men.
nd there 1 have the advantage of him til
But, after al, Jimmy Williams is an bs
onest, straightforward fellow.n ayes, -
aid an old farmer, with wide-swsk
at on wide-swxke head, who sat rear
sHd there Jimmy has the advantage of
ou."
OIce on time, Henry Ward Reecbey. Il
sving disposed OF the sheep, cried oDf 10:
Where are the goats? Where are the by
oats ?n when q drunken fellow in tba W