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Old Route East.

The route to the Virginia springs, Wash
ington City, Richmond, Norfolk and Old
Point Comfort, that carries the people to
the Virginia springs WITHOUT change OF cars,
and saving of 81 hours to Washington, u
hours to Richmond, and 2s4 hours to Old
Point Comfort, and many miles Of circuitous
travel and tedious lay-oyers en- route incident
to other lines reaching these points-the
route that does this certainly will carry the
travel, and the Memphis and Charleston and
its closely allied connections is the only line
which can truthfally offer these ADVANTAGES
and comforts. Ever mindful of its patrons.
the sale OF summer excursion tickets was
commenced on May 18th. Call on Barney
Hughes, 27S Main street, and he will tell
you how many hours, and miles travel are
to be saved BY taking the Chickasaw route.
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Beautiful STYLES.

This is the season for beautiful sty les in
find all those lies, made of the very best
materials, and for sale at bottom prices.
Hill q Co.'S is on the southeast corner of
Monroe and Main. The most fastidious can
there find boots and shoes TO fit and please
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A Card,

Having Withdrawn from the management
OF the Memphis Institute, desire TO intro
duce 10 the public as my successor Prof.
J ames G. Rollow, of St. Bethlehem, Tenn. L
take this opportunity to thank my many
friends for their loyal patronage Of former
years, and to solicit for the new principal
similar evidence OF their confidence and es-
teem. lyon q. TYLER.
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Baseball
VIII. he Made Happy.

At Olympic Park this afternoon. Wetter
Nine rs. Memphis Reds. Game called at
3 80 O'Clock. Admission. 25c. Ladies free.
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Selling Ont

AT F. Lavigne's. His stock of fine millinery
goods, flowers, feathers, ribbons, bonnets,
hats, fats, caps, and large lot of ehildren's
hats--an lust 90, regardless of cost. Also
everything new in human hair goods, braids,
waves, frizzes, coquets and eGris.
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MENKEN'S.
Cheap. but Handsome,

Are the photographs made by Prof. Geb-
hardt, at the Cottage Gallery, Beale street.
The fact is, his work has,snrprIsed hundreds
OF people, who could not understand how,
for such small pay; he could furnish such
well-fnished pictures. But he does it. He
Is one OF the most enterprising men in town,
and is always busy at the Cottage. Go and
take look at his pictures and learn the
prices
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rne Great Master Of ia. Corne..

Next Friday night the great master Of the
cornet, of worldwide celebrity, viii play at
EstivaI Park. An orchestra from New Or
leans and Memphis will accompany this
great artist, and great musical treat is in
store for all. Levy is vtrfisoso in the full
sense of the term, and never fails TO electrify
his audience. He played in Cincinnati in
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Not;ce tn picnic Committees.

Your arrangements for days pleasure are
not complete until you purchase one OF those
large new footballs, for sale only by Towner
& Dixon, No. Is Jefferson street Boys and
girls both play football, and all love it.
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COLONEL eEoRGE CAN'T

spoke substantially as follows for the de-
Tense: Gentlemen of the Jury-The highest
duty that man can perform on earth Is to sit
in judgment on the life or liberty of his
fellow-man. The learned counsel said that
/ would appeal to your sympathies and 10
your passions, and he might have added. to
your reason. i would address you al cOun-
sci usually address juries. As l listened to
him, as he swept the cords OF your passions
and your reason, ] though BIT what q noble
thing is mani He has passion, prejudice,
reason and affection. He is the high priest
of nature. Now, when you judge man, it ia
az you will be Judged hereafter. 1t should
be with mercy, with kindness, and with ten
derness. How many mistakes occur every
day; mistakes OF bookkeeping, OF Judgment
When you undertake to take his liberty from
him, and you undertake TO send pang and
heartache into his family and cast dishonor
on his little children, you must try him On
higher grounds than usual. The learned
says that If Mundinger had
a right to pocket money and then
account for 1t, the case might very
properly be thrown out of court. Counsel
read authorities in proof Of the application
Of the two decisions to this case Now, there
must be secrecy in cases Of this kind. Evil
deeds love darkness or flight. What is the
qudntum Of evidence necessary TO convict in
this case? My friend General Wright quoted
Judge Cstron's decision. Why did be quote
that rusty old law when there was modern
law on the subject? Why revive that old
fiint-lock muske: law if he had such a
good csse2 You heard my learned friend
say there was DO direct way to get At the
marrow of this case, that the proof was en-
tirely inferential. ! want to read you what
the law says on circumstantial evidence. /
ouly quote the law, that you may try this
man Justly, as becomes high priest Of ma
ture. The wicked fee where they cant be
found The innocent stay and fight 1t out -
Mundinger did. He il here He didn
run. You must look at the testimony IN
three ways. First, as to the temper o! WI
ness. second. as 20 the fairness, ana thIrd ~
to bias. Now, the elegant M 1n ,3I NJ
doy,n bis maIedictions on MnndInger- Siy
friend Mr. lehman. says 1t 4 necessary ICI
g., ~ i'd over The % Angled eOrPsss Of CrC57
!, "a p,tton ~ aeauit Mundinger- not Al ALL
- = -, have 10 say that there - rea-
.oDahIa doubt. Men are but human. Ihey
qua 'Isir bread buttered by the same hand.
IVtsn tbev look up, 1t IL into the besming
w, otenanees of 3. Lowenstein & Bros. When |
he hngIe-horn sounded the clans came up |
-orn The caverns. Trey had 10 do il. Their |
-;tnes.es all came up here with their Sun
ay clothes on. Who doubts that Mr.. Shonse |
ad an exaggerated idea Of this transaction? /
u his eye, If Mundinger had returned all he |
ad he could not repay one-tenth Of it. Now,
looks very much as II he we're like Plato's
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E FIVE.

Promptly al 4 pm. will the nnsOId of
these be carefully put away To answer no
more to the call Of So.
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Baseball
Hats tor Red-HOt Weather.

At Olympic Park this afternoon. Wetter
Nine rs. Memphis Reds. Game called at
8 80 o'clock. Admission, 25c. Ladies free.
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EN- kEN'S

Is the place. A new line of Dressing Sacks
will be shown tomorrow. Come in the
house, ladies, for the prices. Price means
when you have the goods before
you. Figures without the goods mean moth
ing. Come and see the
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Just above the case mentioned is a frame
in which is preserved piece of the flag sur
rendered by Lord CORVALLIS to General
Washington, at Yorktown, October 10, 1871.
There is to be seen also the sword OF Colonel
DuPuyster, British officer under Colonel
Ferguson at the battle of Kings Mountain,
in 1850. Daniel Boon's musket, General
Jackson's cap, and many other Interesting
old relics are to be seen.
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ATRAYED OR STOLEN.

T7OUR HEADOF CATTLE AND A FILLY-The
II dliy was a bay, 1415 OF 10 hands high. years
old small white spot in forehead. fresh shou all
round and when last seen Tuesday May 3Oth,(
had rope around her neck. The cattle were
marked with the left ear cut short off. The three
COWS lone white, one roam and one white-and-
black pided) were branded on the hip with
horseshoe. The cattle strayed on "Wednesday,
MAY 3ist. Finder will return them TO me and be
re- garCied ]. A. HEAD,
at IaCroix's Stock-yard
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Our State library is a very fine one,
composed of $4,000 volumes. In the library,
too, is quite large collection of curiosilies.
10 case with many other things is to be
seen limb in the shape of walking-cane,
said to be cut from beech tree sixty feet
high and four feet thick, on which is plainly
visible to this day the following inscription:
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OREGON.

PORTLAND, June 10-The average Repub-
lican majority in the State is 1900. George
will have 10 less than 5000 in the State. the
largest majority ever given candidate
Moody, for governor, will have about 100
less. The Republicans have the Legislature
by a certain majority of ten, which may be
increased to thirteen.
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THE DEMOCRACY
OF Tennessee Gradually Unfolding Their
Purpose TO Settle the State Debt
at 80 4 and Repudiate coo.
A Long List OF Well-Kn0wn Politicians
Mentioned in Connection With the
Nomination for Governor.

There is no room now to doubt that a ma
jority Of the State Democratic Convention
which meets on the Goth instant, will
be opposed to the sixty three four
ive-six act, will demand its repeal,
and will favor ffty-and-four settle
ment. A plank submitting that settlement
to the people will be unnecessary, az that
victory will be an Endorsement Of it by the
people.
The gentlemen so lar mentioned as Demo-
cratic nominees for governor are General
Bate, OF Davidson; Safe Senator Daniel, OF
Montgomery; Ex-Governor Marks, Robert
Emmett Thompson, of Wilson county; Con-
gresham Atkins, of Henry county; Con-
gressm an Dibrell, OF White; the Hon. John
r. Neal, OF Rhea; E1-supreme Judge John
L. T. Sneed, of Shelby; Colonel Henderson,
of Knox; Ex-Attorney-General Luke r.
Wright, of Shelby.
The Democrats Of Decatur county are op.
posed to the sixty three-four- five-six act,
demand it's repeal, are for fifty-and four and
submission to the people.
The Henderson county Democrats are
united for harmony and fifty and-four. They
denounce the sixty three-four-fve-sixs scheme.
The Haywood county Democracy have de-
clared for fity-and- -four, Marks and har-
mony.
The Democrats OF Lake county hold their
convention on Thursday next the 18th in
slant.
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NOTICE.
Memphis and Yieksburg Railroad 90
notice OF a Meeting OF the sfoeEhoIders.

A MEETING Of the stockholders Of the above
IA mentioned company is hereby called, to be
held at the Office Of the company, in the city OF
NiCEsburg - u O'Clock m, ON the ou the 2SGll
day OF LUae. fSs2. 70 consider and act upon
proposition 10 consolidate Ibis company with the
Mississippi Valley and Ship Island Railroad Com
pany. the Tennessee Southern Railroad Company,
aud the New Orleans and Mississippi Valley Rail
road Company. The proposed consolidation TO be
made undeT and by virtue OF act OF the Legisla-
uTe Of the Stale OF Mississippi approved March 3.
lSs2 and entitled act 70 authorize the Memphis
and Vicksburg Railroad Company, and the Missis-
sippi Valley and Ship Island Railroad Company to
effect consolidation.
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Firs. Shipment Of New FIonr.

NJ AIDE from Wet Tenaessae wheat of the
harvest of 1882, Is offered to the trade by
Scheduled, Hanauer & Co.
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COTTON BELT BULLETIN.
tricts. M,xim m Minim m Rainfall.

MEMPHIS. TENN, June 9. 1852, 5 pm.
A
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Baseball

At Olympic Park this afternoon. Weiter
Nine as. Memphis Reds. Game called at
8: 80 o'clock. Admission, 25c. Ladies free
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A TEACHERS TALK.
Interesting Paper Read by Miss Gussie
lowell, OF the Memphis Public
Schools,
Before the Normal Institute at Bartlett,
Tenn.-What is Legitimate
Teaching!

Special Correspondence of the Appeal
BARTLETT, TENN, June 9.-On Friday
last Miss Gussie Towel, of Memphis, read
the following paper, entitled What is Le-
climate Teaching?" before the Normal In
stitute here.
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oR RENT.
- vs. psenies and pull
LAMPss~1ansSsse oSnd street.

Wps-Fcs pienies anu p
ma 4 rs second sLreee -
y. -sTty. for one OF two se "a a.
tone,front house ~ ,5r.
~ would sell y VI
x q 20. St. Louis, NO:
]. W. voegen s Co,
oorsession gwen lst
sSired. Apply At 80
pen; all mod
rreet
from terni
carriage,
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LADIES' DEPARTMENT!

Tomorrow a clearing sale wi4 be inau-
gurated in this department. Five hundred
Ladies' and Children's Linen Lawn, Or
CANDY and Bingham Dresses at half of former
prices. Every lady accustomed 10 getting the
right thing in reAdymade goods knows that
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
Card From NJ. q. Pearcs.

To the Editors OF the Appeal:
have not heretofore noticed the unjust
criticisms to which 1 have been subjected
- - Aawa in reference TO the
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KAHN ~ FREIRERG.
Corner Main and Poplar.
MackinaW Trout.

Red Snapper, White Fish,
Fresh at V. d. Fuchs's, SO and Al Jefferson.
Open till IL o'clock am.
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ADVANCEMENT.
For County Trustee.

For rberlH
II r. ATHY is a candidate for reelection 70 the
once of sheriff OF shelby County, subject 10
the action Of tie Democratic County Convention,
Il. ~ Il 1.In.. nE.aLl Ell
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In supplying these goods no dealer has any
advantages over Sam May, who msnufac-
lures them in large quantities. His meas
urements are correct, and the clothes fit those
they are made for. He uses good material,
of which he carries full lines. He don't ex-
pect to get rich these hard times, and il sell
ing goods at rates that bring him very little
profit.
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FIoyd,s Ladies' Res,.

Cool and well ventilated; electric ii.
fans, ali the comforts of home; everv,Ssyno,
!, tempt the appetite. Bring your iadgs
friends -, ., =. 80 i'rC-
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We manufacture all our candies, and us,
the best material TO be had.
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URnIGATIOAS.

For Tennessee and the Ohio paHey, hedry
local rains, generally cloudy aredther, UariabIe
wiads, stationary or slight rise in barometer 'O~er
temperature.
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DO Won Want
FIOVd,s Candies

Fine awnings, mattresses, tents, or have your
furniture repaired? Go to Buttenberg's, 23l
| SacnnA
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Luscious. sMeet and MhoIesonne

foS pumps, pipes and we'll points 90 10
J. A. Bailey,s, 80 Second street.
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Closing Sale of Fine Millinery Goods.
Everything must be sold. We give no
quotations, but ask the ladies to call and see
for themselves, at
F. LAyIGNEs 90 Main strsa,
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HESrERDAY,s nnINGS.

Mr. Emmett Howard was introduced to
prove the good character OF Cross. He had
known him Tor about fifteen years, and his
character was good. Mr.. Hunter Raine was
introduced to fove the good character
of Gross. Mr.. T. F. Ayers also swore to the
good character of Gross. DIR. K. c. Malone
also swore TO his good character. Mr.. VIM.
Dean testified to the character OF Merritt.
Mr. George Rudisill testified TO the good
character OF Merritt Mr.. Estes testified to
the good character OF Merritt. This closed
the testimony.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
The Juvenile Patience

One of the greatest undertakings in the
musical line in this city is the rendition of
the entire opera of Patience by fifty-fiye chill
dren under the direction of Prof. Emile
Levy. The opera will be given on July 18th,
18th and 18th, at Estival Park. The opera
has been in rehearsal less than three weeks
and at to-morrow's rehearsal the opera will
be sung without the books. The public will
be surprised at the amount OF talent we have
among children; it certainly has been pa
thence on the part of the director to bring it
out The cast will be as follows:
Patience Carrie Spot smith, yea IS
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Baseball
shirts and UndercIothing.

At Olympic Park this afternoon. Wetter
Nine 10. Memphis Reds. Game called at
3 $50 O'Clock. Admission, 25c. Ladies free.
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AFTER THE RECESS

the chairman called the meeting to order,
and the ward delegations were announced as
follows:
FT,sf Ward.-Geo. CAN'T, ]. II. Edmond
son. Pat Cooney, Jack Walsh, III. G. Ash
brook, w. J. Chase, John Leslie, NJ. II.
Reilly, P. McCadden, Thomas keely, John
T. Welsh f. d. Mcneil. Alternates-Jo
Thiers, Bob Batter, NJ. j. Mahar, VIM.
Haggins.
beers. John Wendell, J. NJ. Rourke, Thomas
Dugan, Thomas Casey. Alternately. F.
Goodyear, James Degnan, Charles Myers,
w. D Cannon, Thos. Garvey, John Powell.
Third Wagd-W. H. Carroll. Casey Young,
P.J. Kelly, r. f. Looney, A. Vaccaro, Sim
L. Barinds, p. c. Rogers, p. j. Brogan, E. j.
Slemenp, Napoleon Hill. Authenticated
Kallaher, Peter Mentges, j. E. r. Ray, c.
n. Sinnott, T. Il. Boyle.
Fourth Wdrd-Colonel NJ. G. Galloway, j.
A. Newsom, d. NJ. Scales, w. F. Anderson,
T. NJ. Scruggs, Eugene Lynn. Alternates-
A. Fl. Douglass, P. P. Houston, John Mas
Fifth Ward.-John League, H. J. Lynn,
r. II. Carbery, J. NJ. Ssmmes. Alternates-
J. r. Goodwin, Henry White, Louis Podesta,
James Bachman.
Taylor. w. S. Jones, r. 8. Capers, w. A.
Goodman.
SerenM Ward.-C. W. HeIskelI, j. Phelan,
n. Malatesta, J. Patterson. AlteInates-
I. B. Turley, j. T. HilIsman.
Eighth Ward.-P. NJ, Winters, T. B. Edg-
ington, r. j. Morgan, N. Mageyney, J. j.
DuBose. Alternately. A. Collier, d. G.
Shelby r. +. Robson, w. /. Cameron.
Ninth Ward.-L. d. Grant, James Reilly.
Alternates-W B. Gibson, G. d. Bassett.
Tenth Word.-L. f. Wright, C. w. Frazer,
Mike ONeil, John Strehl. Automatically.
c. Folkea. Ii. II. Estes, Enoch Ensley.
Immediately after the call of the list of
delegates, on motion of Judge Morgan, the
meetino adjourned,
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LUSCIOUS SWEEP ana " hOteSOme
Hub Punch is more grateful 10 the palate
than a punch made TO order. Well stocked
larders supplied with it. Trade supplied at
manufacturers. prices by B. J. Semmes x
Co., Memphis.
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Not n word of praiSel Not an adjective
OF description! No byperBOIe Mol =
=uShi But just the IiftIe, plain, bold
settlement OF future fact, namely; On
NeSDAN- June 18th. from 10 am. 60
p-In-- se VIII sell the choice OF n Rnm.
her OF HATS for
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TIE MONARCH

HAYING been appointed Agent for the Messrs =.
IL J. NJ brunswick * Baike Co the cele-
brated manufacturers OF Billiard Tables and sup.
plies. prepared 70 offer inducemen Ls To parties
requiring snything in this line
SIDNEY COOK,
Peabody Billiard Room Memphia Tennt
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The closing exercises of Miss Higbee's
school take place as follows. All persons
interested are cordially invited: Monday,
$50 am, French and German exercises;
Tuesday, $50 am, primary class examina-
ton; Wednesday, $50 am, middle class ex-
ercises: Friday, pm, commencement.
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ASTOUNDING BARGAINS /!
baseball
Thayer's Diamonds.

At Olympic Park this afternoon. Wetter
Nine Us. Memphis Reds. Game called al
8 80 o'clock. Admission, 25c. Ladies free.
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shelby County Elects Delegates 40 ihe
Convention.

shelby County Elects Delegates 40 ihe
Convention.
A large number OF city Democrats at
tended the mass meeting held last evening at
8 O'Clock, at the courthouse, in answer TO
the call Of the chairman of the Hig III and
Low-Tax Executive Committees.
Mr.. J.. A. Taylor called the meeting to
order, and Thos. NJ. Scruggs became secre-
tary.
Mr. NJ. MerIwether suggested a change in
the apportionmenr. His motion was lost.
On motion of Mr.. Robson the meeting
took recess in order that representatives Of
the different wards could retire and elect
delegates and alternates.
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MISSISSIPPI
The Hon. j. G. Hamilton, OF Durant, is
! mentioned for Congress in the Filth district
General Chalmers, it is said, made a
| rousing speech at Charleston last Monday on
the Issues of the day.
Captain Thomas H. Woods has formally
announced himself as candidate for Con-
gress in the Fifth district.
AT. Wimberly, of Coffeevilie, one of the
Greenback leaders, has gone to Washington
to confer with the administration.
The Jackson Mississippidn predicts that ].
B. Yellowly will be the opposition candidate
for Congress in the Seventh district
Mr., Howry is spoken OF as a probably
strong candidate for the Democratic nomina-
ton for Congress in the Second district.
Judge Jeffords, OF Issaquena, is mentioned
as the one most likely to receive the Repub-
lican nomination for Congress from the Third
district. He is supported by Governor Al
corn. and favors the river and levee improve
ment issue.
A meeting of the Democratic Executive
Committee OF the Second congressional dis
trict will be held at Oxford on Tuesday, the
10th day of June, for the purpose OF trans
acting important business relative TO the
coming election.
Chalmers is receiving great deal more
attention than he deserves. Ii the Demo-
cratic press wants to "squelch him any
squelcher than he is already squelched," let
them agree never to put his name in their
papers again.-Neio Mississippian. The Ms
sissippian only has seven paragraphs refer
ring to the 'late Democrat"
ALABAMA.
General O'Neal. of Lsuderdale, who heads
the ticket, is man TO arouse the enthusiasm
of the whole State.
The ticket is uRexceptionable. With the
exception of the candidates for governor
and secretary of state, they have been tested
by experience. The Democrats of Alabama
will rally to their support, and an over
whelming majority is a certainty.
The Montgomery Advertiser is satisfied
with one aud all OF the Democratic nominees.
Mr.. Ellis Phelan, of Birmingham, the NOM
inee for secretary Of state. is widely known
as having been for number of years clerk
of the House of Representatives. In that
position he has done good service, and his
ability TO ELL the higher office 10 which he
will be elected is unquestIoned- captain l.
81, Vincent of Chambers county, has already
filed the Office of treasurer for two terms,
and his nomination is a sufficient testimony
of the appreciation in which his services
are held by his party and people. Colonel
III. C. Tompkins, of Montgomery, was nomi-
mated for the attorney generalship, an ONCE
which he has held with distinguished
ability for four years. The State Is not
,et ready to dispense with his faithful work.
The Hon. ]. NJ. Carmichael, Of Dale,
who has filled the Office of state auditor for
one term, was Endorsed by denomination.
Mr.. Carmichael is eminently fitted for the
Office. and better man could not have been
chosen. Colonel II. c. Armstrong, OF IDA
con. has for two years conducted without
fault the Office OF superintendent OF educs-
ton, and his nomination Tor q second Term
will meet the uniyersS approoauon Oh the
people.