Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-29


J. Allen for governor By the Democrats
| Of the Stste.
The Daily Net0s, Of Raleigh, North
| Carolina, has had a suit for fifty thou
sand dollars damages institu ed against
it FOR exposing Radical rascalities.
William NJ. EvaTts is tbs Erst citizen
Of the republic in many respects--s man
who has honored every station. Why
should not the Presidency honor him9
The fact that Governor Hayes has q
good war record. and that, while no one
supports no one opposes him. makes
him vital csndidste,-NtaU York Her.
aid.
Wouldn't il be we'll for President Grant
20 lock the doors and fasten the windows
| Of the White House, so that no guilty
man can escape2-RarDOrd Times
Dem },
How would mOon-fsced. frosty-pated
| Marshall Jewell, who, as Holmes would
| say, looks like 3 "rose in the snow" do
as a Presidential candidate?-NetU
York Herald.
Pinchback is trying to MoItonizs the
/ New OIl5aIs negroes, in the plenitude
Of his gratitude to the war governor
for his abject failure TO place him in a
senatorial chsir.-NeJO York Herald.
The New York World is highly
| pleased. "The Democrats of PeunsyI-
vanis," it says, "return to the Dem 0.
cratic doctrine Of g sound cur eucy, and
say the right word at the right time"
In the tiara OF gems which Republi-
cans are now studying with view to
display, the crown diamond is Bristow,
! Of Kentucky. He wOuli make a good
KOh-i-NooT candidate. -NeW York Her
! a5d.
A vehement effort is expected on the
part OF the canal ring and their friends
to prevent Mr.. Tilden from being adopt-
ed as the New York candidate for the
Presidency.-NelO York EUening Post
(Iad }.
TIE Louisville Ledger calls Blaine the
"Bowe-y Boy Of congress" More like
ly the "BOwwoWery Boy" judging
from the way he bsTks and gnRws the
bone Of political cOntention.-NeW York
Herald.
Hamilton Fish, as the Republican
candidate for the Presidency, would
have a double sdvantage-as the de-
scendsnt of revolutionary hero as well
"a one Of the KnickeTbocker pstriots.-
NelO York Herald,
Several leading New York papers
rather snsppishly admit that Governor
Hendricks will carry of the majority Of
delegates from the State in the National
ID smocrstic convention Indianapolis
Sentinel (Dena).
Mr.. A. J. Davie comes out in a letter
from Fort Smith to Judge Wiltshire
charging DOssy with bribing him (Da.
vie) and others to vote for him Dorsey
for the United States s9nate.-DdTdG-
nellie (Ark.) Independent.
One advantage of Charles Francis
Adams, as q Republican candidate, is
that it would be a comfort to Samuel
Bowlts the famous country editor, and
al encouragement to country editors
geneTally.-1NelU York Herald.
A noticeable feature OF the platforms
adopted by the county conventions OF
Ohio is a resolution saying nice things
of Blis'OR side by side with another res.
olut'on commenting Hayes as Presi-
Dental candidate-Ne0O York Tribune
(Lnd }.
The Chicago correspondent OF the
State J.uT7lnl says Glenn Ia to be the
regular nominee on the Democratic
ticKet for governor. Lew. Steward is
to decline, thus giving Glenn all the
benefit Of the Independent vote.-CGiTO
Bulletin (Den.).
There can be no longer a doubt that
there is an organized conspiracy to de-
stIoy Mr.. Pendleton. No sooner is one
falsehood exploded than another is in
vented and spread over the country by
the custOmhOuse bulletins. Louisville
Ledger (Den.).
General Sherman rightly says thsc
General Grant did "enOugh 10 entile
him to absolute confidence" in military
life. President Grant in civil life is a
startling illustration Of the lost Federal
iense-the decent sense of ofshame.-NeJD
York Post Ind
All the President were to speak on
this subject" says the Herald, "and
indicate Mr.. Conkling as his choice, 1T
would be as decisive on the National
convention as the wish Of Jeff-rson for
Madison and Of Jackson for Van Bu-
ren. n."-NelO York Herald.
At Lancaster, Pennsylvania, the del
egstes to st. Louis, finaiy chosen, are
understood to be IN ainly in favor of
Governor Hendricks. Governor Tilden
has only one supporter in the delegs-
ton, and Mr.. Thurman and Governor
Hancock only few each Philadelphia
Times (Iad.).
Once in e while Schuyler Celfax comes
out into the front yard, and, putting his
hand to bis ears, listens intently 70 hear
If his country is calling him; and then,
unable to detect any sounds OF that na-
tgre, slowly and sadly be goes back into
the house, Chicago Times Ind J.
The California State senate has passed
bill permitting any citizen who feels
himself sggrieved by assertions publish
eli in a newspaper to go into court and
compel his assailant TO prove the truth
OF the obnoxious charge, or, il il is inca
lable Of proof, to print = TeJTacti0n.
james q. Blaine has one strong point
10 his favor-namely, that he was an
editor. There is q still stronger point
sgaiust him-in this, that conscientious
journalists should not encourage their
brethren TO lower their profession by de-
sreBdiDg even 10 the Presidency.-NeJ0
York Herald.
John Jay is named for the Presidency
by those Republicans who would honor
the memory OF the illustriOus sire by
| honoring the virtuOus and distinguished
son. The name OF John Jay, recalling,
as il does, the times OF the Revolution,
is we'll calculated 10 invo be the spirit OF
the Rsvolution.-NetO York Herald.
At meeting Of the Boston Republ
can committees, held on Wednesday
evening for the purpose OF taking sc.
tiOn to procure harmony OF feeling and
a uuion Of force" 3 resolution in favor
Of b. II. Bristow, as the Republican
candidate for. President, was received
with deriSive laughter, and laid on the
tsble.-NetO York World (Denl.).
a disps ch Of March 2lst, from Jack
son, says that there is nothing now, in
the event Governor Ames is removed
from flee, 30 prevent the Democratic
/ pre=Id-u pro TEN. Of the sensIe, Colonel
J. NJ. Sore, from seeding to the
| uI1hernafnrisl chair ~ thn E4ntn In