Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-02

der consideration and positive assert on, circum
stantially stated, Is before the public to the enec
| pulsion had been decided upon in obedience u
the demand OF the leaders of the Republican party
Mr. Key has placed himself I'm the least env1able o.
all the attitudes has yet occupied In reference Il
Hayes. He supplicateS tie south Tor help In LEI
ter which IS tedious rehash OF all that the Repub
leans. from John sherman up TO the best OF the
lot" whoever l9e is has oeen SAVING the past ter
days In regard 70 the Investigation OF the fraud 6y
repeats libel upon the northern Democrats con
tradieted By all that they have cone for the south
now IA. bonable with extreme Radicals about bloody
revolution and MeXicanlzing the country. He for
Gals went, and that they were only prevented from
concentrating their damnable schemes by the
iorty IN n'e the hOuse Of repTeseHtatiyes q
the same congress that found
the troops from the StatehOuses OF Louisiana and
South Carolina, which was according 10 agreement
between Hayes and certain Democrats. and In pur-
suancs OF Grants previously order that
feet, and says: Grant that 10 permitting the au-
tonomy OF all the States and In appointing citizens
to Office In the south instead of strangers" Permit
ting the autonomy and appointing citizens. Think
cabinet as he claims 10 be- Hayes lJsrniftinq the
autonomy After this, no doubt with his masters
permissIon he proceeds 10 lecture the Democrats a.
Ia theIr oTtv as naTtIsansI IN. man Who oave mn
his patty, and who serves IN thu eibinet OF man
S VI nc Inoinees IN naInocrats eleo,
tempting TO prove that fraud 1t
has not Jet been proven, but presqmes
and for not settling down as eager and willing de-
tenders OF the fraudulent President The repre-
sentative of the southern Democracy In the cabinet
of what he believes to be fraudulently-elected
President he does not, judging BY his own standard
believe that In ndorSfng the investigation the south
representatives reflect the sentiments of their
constituents, and he tells the southern people that
tiyes is admit the truth of the charge that the
people of the south nothing fol- The welfare of
would rejoice 10 see ft zas Invoked IN civil war;;
Thus he ud erroriZe the people out of approving
what every honest man ought to believe Is the plain
duty of The house or representatives to investigate
and lay bare crime which he himself believes was
perpetrated to make Hayes President. The Repub-
ilcans can Mexieanize as much as they plea'e in a
fraudulent way. but the Democrats must not dare In
an honest, old-tashioned Arglo-Saxon way to
that fraud But the cream Of this
miserable specimen CT trucUlency lies in the sugges
ton that since the Democratic congressman from the
south could not resist the ule of King Caucus and
impede investigation OF the fraud, they should be
superseded by men OF his stamp men who Will sub
m without question to John Sherman's financial
policy and sustain Hayes, Ignoring, as he Key
does, the fraud they believe was perpetrated upon
" every district should meet publicly, organize, and
" resolve to support 10 person for congress who has
- given aid to this movement, and who will not
" pledge himself TO sustain the title of President
" Hayes during the term for which he vas elected,
- against all attempts at its overthrow. And then.
playing upon their fears the Radicals did during
the days of the electoral commission, he threatens:
" No man need hope that The schemes OF the men
% who have engineered the movement to unseat
" President hayes can be carried out without a
Radicals have always dealt with US. They first in
tlict their crimes upon us, and then cry "StOp,
Their But 1t will not do; they will fail as Key will
fail Mr.. Key has no influence at the SOUTH he has
no influence lie his own State. He does not repre-
sent the south 10 the cabinet by virtue of election
Sc lection He is there as part of the fraud, and
part of tbs fraud he seeks to prevent Investigation
OF it. dts native section has no for, and has
confidence In a man who calls himself Democrat,
yet accents service In the cabinet of fraud, know
ing him to be fraud AM it VIII neither be Diet rred
by his CRY OF MeXicanZing, his threat of bloody
civil war, nor tue cajolings and Establishments of
the poorest of poor politicians. Mr.. Key has made
another mistake committed another blundeT. He
has again ventured beyond his depth. This time he
Is in danger OF being drowned. J. N. h