Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-01
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

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Bate,
Casey Young,
Porter and Patterson,
Galloway, Kelly and Wendell and
-Norri. and Price, the colored men, are
| our candidates.
First of the month.
Cole comes again.
Warm again yesterday.
-Merckant OF Venice tonight.
The grand isry will meet to-day.
Politics thickens. On, We brave!
Chute the coal that comes TO the city.
We must nos rest until all the streets
paved.
Casey Young made a stirring speech
-Keene, the tragedian, is drawing pretty
fair houses.
The Democrats will be victorious on the
7th of November.
Garbage must be removed. We cannot
afford to be filthy again.
The depot of the Chesapeake and Ohio
road is nearly completed.
Those who have speeches TO make, pre-
pare to make them now.
DR. Porter has made fine impression on
the people in the country.
NO more wooden pavement for Mem
phis. Even cedar won't do.
-Messrs Porter, Kelly, Losgue and Pat
terson were at Capleville yesterday.
-Gayoso street between Main and Her
nando should by all means be paved.
The people want Casey Young, and not
Judge w. NJ. Smith, the disfranchiser.
frankie Wilson, for freedom of speech,
was fined So yesterday by DR.. HaddeD.
John League was yesterday appointed
administrator of A. ]. Fletcher, deceased.
The Republicans are in despair. They
can find no one to adequately fill Roper's
place.
! Hon. Emerson Etheridge is neither for
Russell, Bate nor Hawkins. Perhaps he is
| for Beasley.
Who will vote for the man who voted
| for the Acknowledgement OF the white people
of the State?
| Judge Smith is the direct beneficiary OF
an act passed by his own vote in our last
Legislature.
| Every man in Tennessee who calls him
self q Democrat should be on duty until the
day of election.
"A fascinating "womau in white" at the
| mask ball has created a sensation among
several married men.
The Democracy of Memphis turned out
in strength last night 10 hear Casey Young
confouud all his enemies,
A motion for a new trial has been made
in the case OF Pickett %. Ferguson * Hamp-
son in The Chancery Court.
The white man who votes for Judge w.
NJ Smith Endorses the disfranchisem ent oil
the white men Of the Safe.
The abattoir il what the people want 10
see established next. II is essential to the
success OF sanitation.
What is Father Hadden doing about
the abatioirs Is he going to let the butchers
slaughter him and il?
DIR. Porter is among the truest and best
of men, with big brain and a large heart,
both devoted to Memphis.
Patterson has earned the respect and
| confidence of the Democratic party by the
speeches he has M de during the canvass.
The colored voters don't seem to take
spy interes. in the great disfranchiser and
holder of two offices OF protit-Judge w. NJ.
Smith.
-"Never heard a batter speech" was the
verdict last night of everybody who heard
Casey Young. Judge w. M. Smith, the dis
franchiser, was left.
What man in the Tenth District who
values the elective franchise will vote Tor
| the man VINO unneSltdInSiy Noleu " IoD NE
| fellow citizens Of IT?
NO self-reapecting white man can afford
to vote for Judge w. NJ. Smith, who voted
| 10 disfrapchise the whites while the negroes
were permitted to vote.
AT no time in the history OF this county,
State and Congressional District was 1t SO
necessary as it is now 10 vote the Democratic
ticket without scratch.
Albert Tucker and Mollie +. Turner,
William Turner and Auna Richardson, Will
liam Stewart and Quincy Scott were granted
marriage licenses yesterday.
The RUSSELL men will be glad when the
election is over. They are very tired OF
having to go four miles for their drinks. 1t
keeps Them travelling too much.
Judge W. NJ. Smith voted to disfran-
chise The white men of Tennessee, believing
At was right, and yet he asks these one-hme
disfrsnchised to vote for him to sendshim to
Congress.
Will Brother H sdden give his time and
attention 10 regulating the garbage service.
Complaints reach us constantly from me
ueighborhood of Vance and Deso'o. This
ought TO be attended to at once.
There will be a rally of the Democrats
of the First and S. cond wards in the County
Courtroom at 1880 o'clock this evening.
Coils, CAN'T and Looney and the candi-
| dates Tor Inc AHSiS
should be full attendance.
The president OF the Taxing District
saws the pedigree of one of the subscribers
TO the paving OF Gayoso street between Main
| and fernando was incorrectly reported IN
; one of the papers He denies that the party
!, in question was sired by Imported he
| corder.
The Tenth Congressional District has
been disgraced by William +. Moore. 1t
, mus; not be aifiicted with the man who voted
: TO disfranehise his fellow-citIzens, 10 roo
! them of their birthright, and take away thelr
: heritage BECAUSE they fought Tor their homes
, and beauties their wives and children.
An the enthusiasm at the Greenlaw
: Operahouse last night was evoked by Casey
Young. who is more popular to-day than he
! has ever been in his Lille. His enemies, by
their spleen and venom, abuse and lradnc'
ton, are helping him with the people, who
{ love fair play and fair dealing above all
t things.
Casey Young secured all the congress
/, sional Ieeislaiion that has benefited Mem
: phis. and in the next Congress will take a
: bigl, place among the best members OF the
! House and be in a position 10 get a Il that
: NAV be necessary 10 complete the saving oil
] Cur harbor and finish the marine hospital
Z 10 be built here, the 6rsr appropriation ioi
] xhieh he p4t thfo4gh.
! -The toFiy-pinth drawing OF the Com
: monwealth Distribution COMPANY TOOK ace
. at Louisville yesterday, when the isIloging
: prizes we're drawn: Ticket No. 6037 drew
3 the capital prize, $4,000; ticket No. So
I the second prize, $4,000; ticket No. % ,2ss
= the third prize, $4,000. The following tickets
I drew 800 each: Nos IS, l34, 25,S77, 1861
81, 1856, 92992, 81, ls7.
E How 10 Become Rich Sudde My
7 LIZ tha nniaf hnnrs OF rehectiOn when