Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-13

this ;s a..,.,t,,,,s sdioey, andf you are oc-
= P.e' = :: - 10 Listening to men like
tbs:a s;st, = exrrsss in the most emphatic
Wa ;L.,ra.. ~ rour administration will
,,ra,a - 'os-~I failure You should
a. - 49, = rour teeth and decide
for v,,,--.lt ,-bo fo1 wsut in your cabinet.
Wbss A.. - ~xsf 4he advice of men for.
everv ons ~ ehon has an ak TO grind, a
sebems - - y ra,bf II you want advice in
New York, sby dsr't you send for Conkling
or Arthur the txe men who elected You.
Win The I'D d Grant? Why don't
you consult viii somebody who has a
status, name and ioilowlng IN New York? !?
Of sei;sHnsSs ~. you cannot afford to have
ant fr;cs;on arIss between yourself and
ConkI;nr and Gsnsrzl Arthur. Whenever
vo,, ds,s-,,;,,. "a snsziI those men Won drive
ihe lasf nail 10 rour political cofin. You
can,t ;,,n[,-e tieus 10 make peace with Curtis.
Wavne NscVsagb and others Of that class.
Yo1 csnsf di.bss5 an army to get recruits
We nor b.va n ersai, well organized. active
aud sgoress;vs amy. III you want to muster
ont that army in order TO pick up The sneaks.
bummers and deserters in the rear, go ahead
and predict yos will land in a surrendered
camp. am tifsd et this blathering talk
about MacVesgh 10 go INTO the cabinet from
Fennsylvania, am y en-S1 ,.ou new 1ork.
Spcb detestable rot should be smoked DOT at
once. and Won ousbt to 90 it in some public
way az have repeatedly urged upon you.
There IA bnt one appointment you ought to
make from New York, and that il
Chief-Judge Foger, TO be secretary of
tbe treasury. You don't need any
Bliss or Kuox to ascertain or to prove his
-c5aracter. capaciy and standing in New
York ,Runnine for chief judge on the same
ticket with voa, be received more than
double the m sion;y VOC did. Now, take my
advice about TINS, and ask you to do that,
because you knos have no earthly interest
except 10 see q uuucessful aud honorable ad-
ministraiion, and ~ advice is this: When
you get ready 3 elect citizen of New
York for your 1sbinet, send for Sens-
tor Conkling. General Arthur, Governor
Cornell. ]. ID. Warren, of Buffalo, Ex-
Governor Morgzr and Thomas c. Platt, and
men of that cIar, aud get their best iudg-
ment, Bliss and Knox-what nonsense. l
beg YOU not to permit Knox to run around
this State ipquinsg shout men ittest for the
cabinet, and pnisnding 10 represent You.
By acts OF this licd you injure yourself and
G sst unpardonabe reflections upon men wi O
IAN and ought 70 be the best Judges, and
represent the Ezpnoiicans OF this State. /
don't wish to bs put in the position OF
being obliged 10 lecture the president-elect,
and especially ID regard to the formation Of
his cabinet. Yoa have repeatedly urged
me to tell you whsrever should think you
were going wrong. write you when
think YOU are abou; 10 make a mistake, and
I have not and shall not mince words in
pointing out youf srrors- You drop all this
stuff about Conkling. He don't want 10
fight you or anyone tlse. He is not prsncipg
around with CHIP on his shoulder chai,
Iengiug all m ankiDd TO battle. All Conk-
ing wants, and ~ that General Arthur
desires, is fair show and an
honest deal. These two men, with their
friends, represent the intelligence, the pro-
gressivs and sggrsssive elements OF New
York Republicans. They possess that wis
dom, intelligence and courage that the peo-.
pie of this counlrysan al counrriss always
admire. You know my interest and purposes
are solely TO see successful eonsumm alton
Of our great work. / have presented TO you
some patent facts, and ] sincerely hope you
will give them ysur candid and careful at
Lention. Your hdknd, s. W. DORSEY.