Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-16
STATE POLITICAL NOTES.

STATE POLITICAL NOTES.
VorE "No Convention" at the Angus
|. election.
r THE franklin Progress is for RUSSELL an
> sixty-and-six.
EVERY vote cast for the boilers candidat
. is a vote for Hawkins.
s The Brownsville Democrat is red-hot fc
4 Bate and fifty and-three.
LET every Democrat make it speci,
duty to cast his vote on election day.
s LET every Democrat see that "No CONVEX
ton" is on his ticket at the August election
: BOB TAYLOR will again contest congrei
!, sional honors in the First district with Pc
tibone.
1 THE Dresden Democrat says the people
that city are for Rice Pierce for next col
e gresham.
a The country papers should leave off ii
! titles and esq" in front and rear Of cand
: dates names.
IT is claimed that the Democracy hs
/ 10000 majority in the State. Now let US sc
t if that is true.
' WONDER if Captain RUSSELL is sanguin
; enough of his election to resign the office
! attorney general?
BUT two counties in West Tennessee wer
!. represented in the boilers convention b
chosen delegates.
JAMES BRowN, of Haywood, is the Reput
lican candidate for foster from Haywoo
and Upton counties.
UPoN an actual count, the States and Be
says, there are only five men in Haywoo,
, county who refuse TO support Bate.
GENERAL WIN. B. BATE was placed at tn
| head of the Democratic ticket by the larges
Democratic convention ever assembled in tn
State.
THE Upton Record says that if there is nc
more disaffection elsewhere than there il
there, General Bate will be elected by larg
majority.
The next Legislature will be the most i'm
portant one ever assembled in Tennessee, ano
it is all-important to have men who in every
way can be trusted.
DEMOCRATS should remember that tn,
project for 3 convention is a Radical trick t.
tIa<za ont tina -Ssaf-~.ss C~<..t fs- nnnnnins
the 1908 law unconstitutional.
IT is said the Democrats of Lauderdals
will probably nominate Colonel p. L. Glas:
for the Legislature. They could not select q
better man nor a sounder Democrat.
GENERAL A. w. CAMPBELL, of Jackson,
| addressed The Sunday-scnools at the Fourth
of-July celebration at Post Oak, in Benton
county. He Is candidate for Congress.
F. P. BOND has been solicited by quite O
number of prominent and influential Demo-
Gratis of Upton county to allow his name to
be used as candidate for foater in the next
canvass.
SENATOR DANIELS, of GAINESVILLE, all
| though he voted in the convention against
the platform adopted, is ready 10 take the
| stump for Bate, the platform and the Demo-
cratic party.
"WHAT can the matter be?" The recent
fearful aud bloody warfare between the
tanner and the American seems to have
subsidized since the meeting of the rump
convention.
WE can't, says the Somerville Falcon, i'm
agine a more felicitous state of affairs than
final settlement Of the State debt at fifty
and-three. It's regular picnic just to
think Of such thing.
The Pulaski Herald says it cannot consent
to bolt or oficiate with boilers, and would
not dare be held responsible for the result of
vote cast for Russell. 1t is hazardous, ruin
Gus, death to Democracy.
THE Jackson Tribune and Sun comes I'D
more fully to the support of General William
B. Bate although it has been of the opinion
that the better policy would be to accept the
sixty and six as a 6nality.
IT is worthy OF remark that of Tennessee's
increase of nearly 500, 900 population from
1870 to 1880 less than 1000 of the increase
we're colored; and that Alabama increased
over 100000, but actually decreased her col
ored population.
THE Brownsville Democrat regrets very
much that James E. Bailey was not nom
mated by the boilers for governor instead of
the harmless Joe RUSSELL, of Columbia. We
want Jeems to ascertain what his strength
exactly is in Tennessee.
COLONEL JOHN H. SAVAGE opened the
canvass at McMinnville ON Monday, the Sd
instant He declared himself candidate
for the United States Senate, and attacked
the record OF Senator Harris, both at home
and abroad. John is demented.
GENERAL A. w. CAMPBELL, of Jackson,
is a candidate for Congress from the Eighth
congressional district, subject to the action
of the Democratic Convention. General
the responsible position to which he aspires.
SINCE the news of General w. B. Bates
nomination has been echoed and re-echoed
over the State from johnson to Shelby, the
party everywhere has in no uncertain man
ner declared itself in favor of standing by
the nomination of the peoples convention.
In order that those so inclined may COM
mence figuring on the gubernat orial election,
we give the last election returns for gov
ernor:
Hawkins -; ,os
wilson Mewtax Democratic boiter;."."..... 57424
THE Brownsville Democrat says: 1.-THE |
hoI,e-s hold no meeting in HAYWOOD conntv
for the simnIe reason there is but one and
while he is an intelligent gentleman he
could not be chairman, secretary and mover |
of the previous question all at the same |
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"a - eIect HsuI;ns coverror AMI Rs;isv
to the senate. Judge Bsiiey's CHANCES 10 be |
appoipted president or attorney for come |
railroad company. with fat salary, will be |
good.
IL. JaIan.,s- a. H. hoi,srsS rnpvsn,;on II |
vas va a B EsIoe. Of Obion county. and no.
the Hon. B. A. Enloe. of Madison. who was
not in Nashville at the time, but is prosecut- |
ing his canvass for Congress in the Ell ghth |
district.
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80" Ipp 80, 80 ,L. oor,a,f;sr
$3.50 to s,nrort The nominee as did manv
Il The bolterr. and il proposes to stand by
General Bate as the regular nominee of the
Democratic party.
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