Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-07-03
hat beautiful temple of the nation In

that beautiful temple of the nation IN
the hands OF the money changers,
thieves, robbers and public plunder-
ers following the example of our Sa-
viour, they overthrow the money
changes, drove out the thieves,
and the places that knew them
shall know them no more forever, or
at least so long as these brigadiers are
in the msjority. [Applause ]
If in single southern state an un-
fortunate affair occurs in which some
one loses his life, you read in the north.
ern papers OF terrible outragts and
:neir editors declare that there is no
such thing as safety 10 life or prop-
erty in the south, but you
have only TO glance over
the news columns of their papers |
to be convinced of outrages of every |
description occurring constantly. Old |
women murdered In their beds, little |
girls of tender years becoming victims
of the vilest passions; brothers aud
sisters becoming man and wife; in
short, perfect flood of indecency.
These northern editors are so ac-
sorted in exsggeratiDg these
things In the south. and IN
waving the ensanguined garment
that they have no time to notice these
things in their own localities.
These party leaders talk about the
> solid south. Yes, the south is solid
solid in its simplicity, solid in lis vir-
/, tue and in its purity, solid in its desire
, for peace, union, law and order, and,
above ali things, the south is absolute
ly solid for Hancock and English.
!, [Applause.l
am for the principles of the demo-
cratic party. as set forth 10 the Cincin-
natl platform. / am for free ballot,
), and the coinage of the standard silver
q dollar. shall vote for the gradual re.
o tjrement of the national bank cur
q rency, and the substitution Of the
greeuback dollar, to the end that mil
Is lions of dollars may be saved to the
q federal treasury. / shall advocate in.
ternal improvements where it is prop
10 er to do 80, to the end that the
people may be enabled to make money
10 with which to relieve wants and as far
as possible smooth their rugged way
lie throug life. I again thank you, gen
r. tlemen, for the nomination and for the
r high compliment paid me to-day.
;, On motion of T.. A. GratZ, sub
electors for each county were appointed
- as follows: Knox, Josh. w. Caldwell
and r. P. Toole; Anderson, G..
" Sawyers; BIount, G.. T. Gates; Roane
J. J. Littleton; Loudon, DR.. s. T
Blair and Walter M. Cooke; Jefferson
DR.. J. G. Cawood; Morgan. M. Ste
phens; Monroe, r. Pricbard; Uaion
70 J. L. Ledgerwood; Campbell, D. R
~ Wheeler; Sewer, Jerome Templeton.
On motion of w. L. LedgerwooG
~ the following congressional executiv
= committee was appointed: Andersen
-. county, w. D. Lamar; Blount, r. "
- Hood; Campbell, II. FL. Sutton; Jefsl
son, J. II. Caldwell; Knox, J. n
=, King; Loudon, w. L Welcker; Nor
- roe, J. w. Robertson; Morgan. N
- Stephens; Roane, G. w. Henderson
A Scott, -; Sewer, r P. Chandle
49, Union, A. L. Miller, with J. c. J. Wi
10 liams, of Knox. chairman.
~ The convention, having complete
~ its work, then adj Durned sine die.
OH PERSONAL.
"a Mrs. E. A. BroWnlow and b
~ daughters, Miss Annie and Mrs. Call
n, Hale, left yesterday evening for TIA
ia Spring.
- DIR. J. P. Park and Mr.. James Graf
90 head returned yesterday from Ia
~ Tpring. DR.. Park was called the
%; Sunday night TO attend Mr.. Graf
~, head, who has recovered now, HOY
or ever. ....t
II Tola Dff III
nv r., V. & G. and NJ. & G. railroads, a
rived yesterday evening from Cha
zoo tanoogs. A special car, pulled by e
49, gineer Dennis Gleason with his No.
was in waiting, in which he, accon
M panied by Col. McGhee, went out fol-
=, prospecting trip over the K. & O. "a
road.
hu Mr.. Jas. II. Welcker, clerk in Il
an interior department at Washingto
arrived in the city yesterday mornin
tn He will spend short furlough, visi
ing his home at Loudon and /
,os Knoxville friends.
the Mrs. Jno. M. Bishop aud child a
ion rived from Washington, yesterd
in morning and went out on the z. &
train to their old home at Powell
ooh station to spend the summer.
nd Mr.. David Haas, Of the clothi
ms house of n. Stern, leaves tonight
New York on combined business a.
tho pleasure trip.
to - :. :.
md Our drug stores are now suppl
no. with "Malt Bitters," the new Flo
nu- Meulcine' "hicn h@S "oho IL =
ho good and comes to US SO highly reco
md mended. Try it. It may save y
ho heavy doctors bills. viz