Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-09
TENNESSEE POLITICS.

The Union City Chronicle hoists the name
of Hon. John A. Gardner for governor.
The Democratic executive committee of the
ninth congressional district will meet at Humboldt
Saturday, August 10th,
Brownsville Bee I'd: ''We regret that
past ten days to participate in the congressional
canvass
Jackson Tribune: Beware, Democrats OF
Slipped up on By David Num-, or some other Radi-
cal, as was the case some years since"
Chattanooga Times. 9th: Whatever Mr..
Savage may do about his political creed he should
certainly mend his logic. The people are not such
aFrant fools as he seems to take them for"
Brownsville Bee, I'd: Hon. Lewis Bond
and Hon. w. W. Vaughan addressed the people of
Haywood county at the courthouse, last Saturday
evening" relative to their respective claims 1oT con-
gress."
Brownsville Democrat, 7th: "a paper or a
man cannot support Hayes and greenbackS at the
same time We must support God or mammOn Ii
is impossible for g.nuine greenback Teformer TO be
for the goldbug Hayes"
VIM. Rule, of Knoxville, and Judge L. G.
Houk have been for sometime past rival candidates
second congressional district The county conyen-
ton at Knoxville preferred Rule, when the Houk ee-
ment bolted and there is trouble in the Radical wig
wan.
Dresden Democrat, 9th: ''Mr. Sykes
high tax speech at the courthouse fell fiat on his
our people differed about the bonds and their pay
menJ and after hearing him the general verdict was
that there was a considerable difference of opinion
His trip here evidently wasted
Knoxville Tribune, 9Th: The Bount coun-
ty Democracy held convention at Maryville yeSter-
day, and appointed delegates to the gubernatOrial
convention 10 be held at Nashville next week. and
instructed them cast the entire vote of the county
for Hon. A. Caldwell. of this city. meeting was
held at cambridge also, but we did not hear the re-
suit.
Ripley Netcs, Sd: Colonel r. w. Hay
wood will address the people of LaudeTdale on the
subject OF gree nback currency and State and na-
tiUnal Indebtedness, at the following times and
places: Double Bridges TUESDAY, August 9Th; Rip
Gay, August 9Th. Colonel Haywo d il a we'll posted
speaker and Will interest those who turn out to hear
him."
Trenton Herald: eve hope that at the
coming meeting of State Democratic convention,
on the fifteenth instant the greenback plank OF the
Ohio Democracy's platform will be adopted. The
south and west must unite upon this policy ii is the
only hope Tor relief. The money power of the
east has long enough held undisputed sway; the
greenback policy is our agent to dlspace it. We
must have more money, and our people are satisfied
with gTeenbacks."
Chattanooga Times, 9th: ''In the canvass
for governor the Democracy OF this part of the state
VIII support heartily the nominee of the conVen-
tlon unless he shall be a repudatiOnist, in which
his support will be anything but unanimous OF
selves to believe that repud itor will be able to
capture the convention. The wing of the party
which favor5 state honor alive and awake, and
Will dominate the convention the fifteenth unless
are greatly deceived and that by clear and
handsome majority"