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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-20
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The Democracy of East Tennessee is solid
for Bate, the Democratic nominee for Cover.
nor There IL no denying the fact We have
reports from every county which confirm
what we have before stated. Bsasley and
Fussell will not receive half as many votes in
East Tennessee as did Wilson two years ago.
The Democrats of East Tennessee are the
best in the State, and they all go together.
They take their Democracy straight every
time-without water or sugar. One OF the
bolter organs in Nashville attempts to de-
ceiye It's readers by asserting that Fussell
will have a considerable following in East
Tennessee. The editor of that paper speak $
without knowledge wien he makes such
an assertion. In fact, We believe he
asserts what he knows to be per
version of the truth. So desperate have the
bolters become that their only resort is Titu-
peratiou and Misrepresentation. If they lie
to the same extent about Middle and West
Tennessee as they do about East Tennessee,
then The Fussell following is a frsZzle in
deed. We know whereof we speak when
we say that the Democracy of East Tennes-
see is for Bate. We are in q position 10
know, and have taken pains to find cut the
truth.
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hoI,sr T. 1.okso, oousty Fusaell will get
NONE o ;b., 10 YIcEsUn Ena% Of sssss i is Speaker
Morgan, and that a9pOrlSi not losa %nile ovn1 IN
Smith General Bate flL n0' r. i0se over @
twenty-five Democratic so'1s. Ia,va - ny 9.n. one
doubts this estimate. | Union. - p0i'
Colonel Jske Moore's csoc'sTTs Tsnnsss 1..,.
10, Nave nave Oeea @ @ot ~ = Hfr;ssd yesterday, Sand
find fine t"arT eVsrTlbirp s yerT ve mSsh one way. am
supporter of Mr.. Fussell :na wonId -
thought Governor HEsnn;t C., T re-
elected; but it looks pOf = !. 49,, - DS'e
had the very best sOrt 81 Snane snanes & 70 VIM;
All who know ColoDd s Moo.e .Ha Hno" tnat
he is one of those cool so.iSo .Ssir s,os1speak- oop
ing gentlemen, who De De n n.ero;Ssa TIis
oninioD If tbs cbancs be delivered to a
Colonel Moore ,o or cannot .Dd will not, vary one
;ots from % his estimste 70 please any man.
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The Surprise Chasmers Fonnd waiting
for HiIn n Grenada.
Special to the Appeai.I

Special TO the Appeal
GRENADA, MISS, August l9,-The little
"game cock" came down here, out of his own
district, and got very badly picked up by the
Hon. Fl. D. Money. Chalmers came here not
expecting 10 be met, and no doubt thought
TO get in some good work for the soreheads
this being the day ofihe Democratic mass
meeting OF this county to select delegates 10
the Congressional Convention. Chalmers's
speech was mostly a TRADE of abuse of Sena-
tor Lamar. At the close of his speech the
crowd cheered Justify for Lamsr. Mr..
Money made a triumphant speech, and COM
pletely demolished Chalmers. This is con-
caded by many Greeubackers and Republic
cans present. Great enthusiasm prevailed,
and every Democrat here feels proud OF the
days work. Grenada county will roll up a
big majority for Money and Democracy.
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Burned 20 Death.

CHICAGO, August 1s.-About O'Clock
this morning fire broke out in the Walton
House, N. 81 East Washington street, a not
too respect able locality, and from room No.
IS, where the smoke was the thickest, the
ssonizing screams Of q woman were heard.
The firemen broke into the room, extin-
gnished the flames and found Mrs. Frank
Flynn lying on bed burned out of sem
blance to a human form, and barely living.
She appeared 10 have upset the xerosene
lamp IN an insane or drunken frenzy. She
vas taken to the County Hospital to die.
Her flesh was cooked and burned TO a crisp.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-20

The rapid progress of temperance prin-
ciples is ins, bring those who have not noticed
the march OF sobsiety. We all know the
strides prohibition has made in Arkansas;
we find all New Engl&>nd accepting it; Ohio,
Michigan, Wisconsin, In,iiana, Illinois and
Minnesota are all in movement upon the sub
ieci, and some of them very poTeriui'y.
North Carolina aud Tennessee and parts OF
Mississippi are manifesting proclivities 10
the same direction. In Missouri there is
also solid opposition to the sale of intoxi-
eating drinks. Nebraska is nearly captured
By the temperance army; and actual prohi-
bition is the law in Kansas and Iowa. The
child "teetotal" has become man, and the
man promises 10 become a giant
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with the project OF erecting a memorial
hospital.
More OF Dorsey's letters TO Garfield will
be published tomorrow. One Of them urges
the appointment Of Governor Rout;, oi
Colorado, as postmaster general.
This Ia now the time Tor promotions in the
various departments. and the local papers
have column upon column OF names OF the
lucky persons. These long lists show that
within certain bounds, al least, promotion on
merit is adopted in all the departments.
While We have no fixed tenure OF cfice, il is
q mistake TO suppose that there is no general
recognition and promotion on account OF
meritorious service. The work of every
clerk is observed, and as general rule il
followed by promotion as time makes vacan-
cIes
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-20

TIE New Orleans Times very properly re-
bEkes t,ie School Board there for doing the
public's b. bt.siness ia secret session. The mis-
chief WAS the rnore Objectionable as some OF
the teachers were dismissed at this hidde"-
keep-in-the-dsfk sesaiGu, "under such cir
cumstanees as give rise to the suspicion that
these discharges were made because some
teachers had, like other citizens, %spsnded
their rights.n The offense OF the teachers
was seeking legal aid TO secure the salsries
due them. To punish Americans for appeal
ing to the law for aid in vindication of their
rights is high-handed measure, and is dis
creditable to those who were guilty of so
unjust and oppressive proceeding.
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Is this government opposed to woman's
advancement? Secretaries Iincola and
Teller pass the women over in their appoint
ments, and man has been put in the place
of the Holly Springs postmistresa. The mis-
chief Is that women do moi vote, SO their sp-
poiuto1ent is considered less. We are glad
10 zee, however, that there is not "total de-
pravity" on the subject, as apostmisi ress has
been appointed for Starkville, Miss.
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HNo blood-tax" is the sentiment OF the
psop,,,, and the four or five quinine manu-
facturer1 in the United States will tnd the
people Too strong for them.- The Atlanta
Constitution rer'srks: "If the quinine blood
buzzards are u5ing any wine on the Tarln
Commission they are throwing it away. The
American peopl- will never again be in the
humor to impose a tax on disease, The
blood -buzzards may as we'll 60 back to their
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CAPITAL BRIEFS,

WAsHINGToS, August 19.-Sixty compos-
itors hsTe been added to the force of the
soyernment printing Office to work on tbs
census Office fepor 8, and light force will
be put on in the press-roonl.
Star service from Memphis to Testers will
be curtailed September Ist to end at Sun
land, and omittug S.ottsville and Testers.
Some Ohio Republicans now in this city
express much concern about the result of the
campaign in ihst State. They are afraid the
State is going Democratic.
What effect the arguments in the Star
route defense have had on the jury can only
be conjectured, but they have certainly not
wrought any change favorable TO the accused
in public opinion here.
Secretary Eolger is expected back by the
treasury officials on Mouday, which is the
day named some time since for the formal
exchange of the hree-sud-a-halis and threes.
The exchange msy not occur Tor day or
two The bonds will not be ready until about
the let of September.
Among the subscriptions recently received
for the Garfield Memorial Hospital are the
following: Wm. Windon, Sl00J president Of
Hayti, 500; minister Of State OF Hayii
S125. The contributions from Hayti we're
accompanied BY letters expressing sympathy
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The London PaH-MoH Gazette very point
edIy tells the lawyers of England that
'some OF their brethren on the other side
have moi ot;ly made their way to the firm
ground, but are making notable advances Of
their own upon il, and unless our teachers
and students looI, 10 Il earnestly and speedily,
English lawyers are in danger Of being lefs
far behind by the Americans in what ought
to be especially their own business"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-20
wRECKED By A SLEEPER.
CnFisns Aceident on the Ohio anc 4 as-
sissfppi RAILROAD.

CiscINEA11, August i9.-Gast night, near
Olnsy, IT., the east-bound passenger train on
the Ohio and Mississippi railroad became
detiched from the sleeper and ran some dis
tanee ahead of 1t. Some one pulled the
belbrope and the engineer stopped the train
The sleeper struck it aud telescoped the
passenger car. Naltef Challen, lad resi-
dea in ibis city, was in the sleeper, aud was
thFesB from the upper berth and killed.
Ths injured weres W.. Spilling, St. Louie ;
Albert Black, Cincinnati; E. f. Stone, OF
Dallas, Tex; W. J. Fay, Springfield, o.
Mfs Phipps, Washington, Ind. They were
eri about the hands snd face with glass, but
nG huFt otherwise, and were able to proceed
fafhefr dsstinati.n
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Conxiefed ar steaiinx HofeI.

Fokr SMITH, ARR, August l9.-An in
teresting trial has just terminated in the
United States Court here, resulting in the
conviction of Henry Effert, prominent citi-
zen OF the Cherokee Nation, of the larceny
OF hotel at Yinita, /. T. The hotel In aues-
lion was built and until about year ago
was owned by Colonel E C. Boudinot, who
sold it to white man named Pettigrew, re-
siding at Fayetteville, Ark. Efert, who at
the time was in possession of the hotel, on
hearing that FetIigrew had made the pur-
chase and was on his way to Yinita TO take
pos 'ession, tore down the STRUCTURE and re-
moved the material from the site. At the
last November term of the court be was in
dicted for larceny, and at the present term con-
victed, Colonel Bondinet being present and
actively aiding in the prosecution.
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The Contest Relueep Rale and Hawkias.

Colonel Sam. P. Ivins, in his paper. the
Athens Post SAYS: "Iu the fret Issue of the
Post, after his nomination, we indicated that
we would cheerfuIly support General Will
ian 3. Bate for governor, Notwithstanding
the platform, hastily enunciated BY the con-
yention, coBtaiDed features which We depre-
Gated as unuise sad .sBsceptible OF fuiure
controversy and trouble. For reasons satIs-
fartory ourselves. We di ea5t,tvssii %
the custom prevailing among the country
press of putting the name OF the nominee at
the head of our cogUns. Those reasons no
Iougsr exist and his name appears to-day In
the position where goodly number o. our
readers have anKiously looked for It for sew
eraI weeks and snlourned because they found
il not Two years sgo we told the Demo
crats within the limit OF our circulation that
the contest was ts'ween Wright and Hawk
ins, and begged them week alter week and IN
as strong language as we could com nHnd, TO
unite upon the former. When the election
was over and the disaster announced, We re-
member TO have been as sewers as anybody
in criticising and reprobating the course OF
the men whom ve regarded as % aInly Iustru-
mental in bringing il about. We have
looked calmly and cousideEaieyy over the
field, earefEily ,ead and psndered every pa
per and private Ls.ter received from other
portions OF the State, and are fully satisfied
That the contest is now between Bate and
Hawkins and that nothing bnl general and
generous rally 10 the support OF the foFmer
can preyent the re-ei1aiiou OF the latter BY
larger plurality than he recStYsd IN 1851
The Republican party is thrifty, growing
Institution, watered and purtHTed By Demo-
cratic dssensions, and If it succeeds next
November it will not be long till II OYER
shadows the whole State"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-20

The New Orleans Produce Exchange has
adopted resolution that the people of Chi
csgo and other cities can rely implicitly on
the reports Of the State and National Boards
OF Health, and are earnestly requested TO
discard all statements emanating from any
.nnrcez conhi icfino there with
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NERVOUS DEBILITY
a CUkz aUAsAHTEEB.

DE l. @ wHT's EEEvz ArD BsAIrrEzAfEKsr-
A rpecffe for HysteTiz, Dizziness, Convulsiona
Nervous Headache, Mental Depression Loss q
Memory, 6permztorhes, Impotency, lnvoluntHx1
Emissions, Premature Old Age, csused ~ over
exerr1ou self-aDuse or over-lhc lgeoce. which
leads 70 misery, decay and d e =. One scx VT
cure recent cases. Each Dox contains one month1
treatU at One dollar = boz, or slx boxes toT nve
doll e sent by mall prepaid, on receipt OF Pstee.
We guarantee SIX boxes 70 cure any ezse- WIN
eson orier received By as for nix boxes, acooHpar
Med with ave dollars, We VIII send the pGren1ees
oar written guzr1ntee to return the money kne
treatment does not effect Q cure. 6uzrAn<ee1 -
sued only by A REEKKRT d CO.. Wholee2le anf
Eetzn Druggists, Us Main Etreet, Aemphfs. Tenn,
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THERE are people who suppose that wh' n
the law has put an end to polygamy Nor
neufsm will be at an end. That is an error
While crafty rogues find that it will pay and
ignorance permits itself to be duped tie
frands of Mormonism will endure
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r,uv Nav Yoyk Times saw. very ser

THE New York Times says very sensibly I:
"Tnere is more need of emancipation for
our manufacturers than Of protection We
long since reached point where the home
market is not big enough, and the greatest
boon to manufacturers now would be to take
down the barriers and let them enter with a
fair feld and no favor on the competitic n
which the world trade Invites and will richly
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INSPECTING THE RIVER.
THE PLANS OF THE CONGRESSIONAL COMMIT.
TEA PLEASANT TRIP

WASHINGTON, August 19.-The select
committee of the House Of Representative.
appointed to examine the work in progress.
the application of appropriations, etc, for
the Improvement of the Mississippi river. in
tend TO charter a suitable vessel and pro-
ceed down the river from Cairo to New Or
leans, thence TO the jstties on the South Pass.
stopping at such places as will aid the mem.
bers in prosecuting the work to which they
are assigned. The work of the committee
will begin about the middle of November.
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QUEBEC, August ia FIRE in st. ROchs
this morning burned Roy's soap zad candle
factory; also factory belonging to Richards,
manufaclurer of leather tip, packing cases,
'eie., and three private residences. Lose,
$4,000
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THE SPORTING RECORD.

LOUISVILLE, August 19.-Alleghenies, 6;
Eclipses, 4.
CINc1SNATI, August 1s.-cincinnatis, O.
Ballimores, 1.
EEw York, August 19.-Chicagos, 2;
MetropoliLans, /.
PHnADELPH1A, august ls.-PhiIadeI-
phias, s; Troys, s.
PRovIDEsoE, R. 7, August 1s.-Prosi-
-dences, Q; Deiroits, 8.
woRcEsrER, Mass, August .ls.-Oleve-
lands, Il: WGrcesters, 7.
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All one Way. and rna. way for Bate


w. N Bransford, one of the livest CONNER.
cial travellers 10 the South, OF the firm o.
Settle & Kinnard, Nashville, who has beer
through large portion OF Middle and Easi
Tennessee recently, wishes the supporters o.
the Hon. ]. H. Fussell to make a note OF il
81 will bet," says he, $1,000 TO $500 thst
GrnersI Bate yili beat Mr.. Fnssell. and $1,000
TO $500 that he beAtG him by a majority o.
10000 votes. The money Is on b nd ready
TO be staked at moments wsrniDg."
Colonel John Fl. Savage was in the city tc-
day. from his CANVASS OF Warren, DeKalb
Cannon, Smith, Trousdale, Clay. overton
White, Gruudy, MarioB, Putnam and otaer
cousties. and repor.s the sentiment alnlgsi
unanimous for General Bate. Colonel Sv-
ace Is an eIeciEie.. battery done up in
bTeeches; one Of those positive, sggrssive
men who make their mark wherever fhez
20. He was elected TO Congress fowtimes
before the war, io-Eit; In lS4s, lSa 1855
and 1857, and served eight years asAn old
school Democrat, and has neses-tisaeEed his
early love.
. In The county Of Clay. says Mr.; Brinsford,
there are Two men for Mr.. tqsslt-Df.
Chowning and Mr.. Van Smith. In Macon,
Captain James Bennett WiH SUPPORT the
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TRANSIT OF VENUS,
THE SANE PLAN TO BE FOLLOWED AS IN
PREVIOUS OBSERVATIONS

PREVIOUS OBSERVATIONS.
WASHINGTON, August I4-Prof- Simon
Newcomb, OF the Nautical Almanac, says
pretty much the same plan will be followed
in the observation of the transit of Venus
as was employed in the previous observation
The United States, he says, will pay special
attention to photography, and the former
success in this respect justi6es the hope that
our photographers will do as fine work this
year as before. Prof. Newcomb will take
charge OF one station himself and other
parties will be sent TO different portions of
the world. Lieutenant Very, who goes to
Pa'sgonis, has been there before and is
spoken OF as competent man. Others will
go to New Zealand. These parties will
leave for their respective points of observa-
ton in few days
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Prize-EfghtIng Girls.

COLUMBUS, GA, August 19.-Two hand
some girls, Laura Marvin and Della Stile,
qusrreled about young man and agreed to
settle il in prize-ring. They chose their
seconds, and last evening crossed the Ala
bama line and formed ring. First rornd,
three m nu,es, both were badly punished.
la the second round, Miss Stile, who is The
largest girl, was victorious.
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4 Young Ruaian KILLED.

CHICAGO, August 19.-William Zinc, a
newsboy, aged sixteen years, a result of
named Herman Burling, sno, 80 Aiiieu
Burling at the corner of Chicago avenue and
Wood street early this morning. The news
boy claims that Buring threated to kill him
him off.
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Rousine y nae1lng at Columbln.

COLUMBIA, August 1S.-A rousing meeting
of the Democracy of Maury was held to-
night TO organize Bate club. General w.
C. Mhitthorne addressed the meeting in a
mastery and elegant speech Of more than an
hour, and was followed by one from Colonel
A. NJ Looney in his usual telling way. Great
oath n Al am nravailad
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AT the request of the New Orleans Pro-
ducs Exchange, in the event of any case Of
yeIIoW-iever occurring in that city informa
tion of the fact will be posted on the bulle-
tin hoard az soon as ascertaiued.
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ATLANTA, August 19-Senstor Hill vas
buried this afternoon. The escort consisted
Of the Atlanta bar and the congressional
committee, with long line OF carrlsges.
Fully 10000 people were assembled on the
streets 10 view the procession.
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ALSO LARGE AMOUNTS OF REPAIR-wORK ON
OLD LEVEES.
Plans, profles and specifications of the ahc-a
work can be seen, and other informa tic, that hid
ders may desire. obtained .. g. Ine ofiee OF G. NJ
Good and sufficient security win be required
for the proper execution OF tine wotk, and names
of securities attached to the bids. A forfeit of
three 49, per cent will be required. Bids must be
addressed to the undersigned, and indoi sed Pro
posas to Construct Levees." The right TO reject
an and all bids will be reserved.
BY order of the Board w. A. EyERMAN,
Secretary and Treasurer
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THE l. ST GRAND EXCURSION THIS
- Year 90 Arkansas and Texas viii leave
Memphis. Tenn, Monday evening. August 2sth- yis
Memphis Little Rock Railroad. Train leaves
L and N. r & Depot, Memphis, Tenn. at $50 pm
This is the Last Opportunity this season 70 exam
ine the bountiful and magnificent crops Of Arka
sas and Texas Everybody should go. Look at
these Extraordinarily Low Rates from Memphis
10 the following places and return:
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STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT
On the II Hudson--Several Persons Badly
Injured

New YORK, August 19.-Shortly before q
o'clock this morning ss the steamer Ksater-
skill vas coming down the Hudson river,
and while in the highlands, the passengers
were suddenly awaked by a tremendous
shock and loud rafting of machinery, fol-
lowed by great rush and roar Of escaping
steam. The people ran out of the state
rooms in their night-clothiDg. The men
shouted, the women screamed and the chill
dren cried. The greatest excitement pre-
vailed, and cloud of hot vapor filed the
csbins AID saloon as sooa "a the confusion
had in measure suhsided, it was ascertained
that the walking.beam had broken, causing
the piston to strike the bottom OF the cylin-
der with such force that the cylinder was
also broken, thus permitting the escape of
steam. Five per,ons were injured, as fol-
lows: Gales Venzenzo, Italian laborer,
probably fatally; Carrier MichAels, italian
iabsrer. badly scalded; Mrs. Samuel Green,
wife of the local freight agent of the steam
boat line at Catskill, scalded about the face
and shoulders, the injuries being serious;
Miss Mary Winman, sister OF MIRA Green, in
jured BY inhalipg steam, and Major 8. A.
Russell, deputy warden of Bellevue Hosri-
tai, received internal injuries. The steamer
was towed to Rhinebeck, and the passengers
brought lere By the steamer Red6eld.
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Fire =, he'd BIuns, Cal

RED BLUFFS, CAL, August ia very
destructive fire visited this place last nigni::
Three blocks OF the best business section OF
fte town are in ashes. The total loss VIII
probably aggregate $50. 600; insurance, slo,-
Goo Several persons were injured but no
lizss lot
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ass,eurf kepubifcxu..

81. LOUIS, August ia meeting Of the
State Republican Commiltee has been called
Tor August oath at St. Louis. The question
Of calling a State convention, about which
thsrs 10 great diyefsity of opinion, both in
sae and outside the committee, viii Be the
principal matter before the committee.
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THE Vicksburg Herald says of the testi-
mony cEsred before the Tariff Commission;
'The high-tsrif men have it all their own
way. They do all the talking and open sIl
the champagne"
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sreenbaekers WlIl sapport Bate.

Special to the AppealJ
BOLIVAR, Tenn, August l9.-The Green
hackers met here to-day. Just seventeen
men retired 10 a side-room in the courthouse
and nominated w. s. Hornsby for the Legis-
lature. Only seven districts were represent
ed in the county, and most of them by only
one or two men, seIf-copstitpted. Most of
the prominent Greenbackers advised no
action by the convention, and announced
that they Wonld support General Bate.