Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-28

at present.
Mr.. Howard CARROLL is accused by the
New York Tribune Of having offered $4,000
for the nomination for Cougressman-atlarge
in New York just twenty hours before the
Republican party nominated him. 1he
practice Of agreeing to contribute 30 much
TO the fund if nominated is we'll nigh uni
versal, the principal variation being in the
amount.
A COUNTY COURT judge in Canada took
the liberty 10 pat juror on the back and
whisper TO him the kind OF verdict he
ought TO render. An associate justice sent
the offender to Jail for twenty-four hours
and fined him $50 for his free conduct. How
is that for Canadian manhood If the
offense was fragrant, the punishment was
prompt.
SENATOR SHERMAN, OF Ohio, is over in
Texas. A dispatch from San Antonio re-
ports him as saying he is taking no stock IN
politics. 1t is astonishing what little inter-
est leading Republicans take in politics
since the Ohio election. But when Sherman
says he takes no interest in politics we think
be is no longer entitled to the appelaii oil
"Honest John"
A COMPARISON of the vote in Ohio for
secretary of state this year with the vote Tor
governor last year shows that the total vote
this year was 632, $50, and last year 624, 226,
an increass this year of 1854. The Repub-
hcsn vote this year fell off 1876, and the
Democratic vote increased 2S,44S. The Pro-
hibition vote fell off 1894, and the Green
back vote declined from $3.50 to 5S45.
THE Hon. Randall Gibson, United States
senator-elect from Louisiana, who was ex-
pected back from Europe this month, has
been detained by the sickness OF the sisters
of his wife, Misses Grace and Victoria Mont
gomerv, who are dangerously ill at Paris
and cannot be moved. These ladies, being
on visit to Rome, unfortunately contracted
the celebrated and often fatal campagna
fever.
Mr.. ALLAN CAMPBELL, who was noml-
mated for the mayoralty of New York by
the Citizens Committee, has been practical
business man all his life, and engaged a
great part of the time in the management OF
large enterprises, and when intrusted with
public Office always performing his task as
an able and conscientious business man
would to whom duty stands above every
other consideration.
The Democrats have completed their
nominations for Congress in New York.
Messrs. Cox, Hardy and Hewitt have been
reuominatcd in the Sixth, Ninth and Tenth
Districts, Mr.. "Nick" Muller has been
restored to the place of honor in the Fifth,
Mr.. Dorsheimer reappears in active politics
as the nominee 10 the Seventh, Mr.. Adams
has emerged from obscurity to contest the
Ninth, and Mr. o. B. Potter appears as the
earriidzre IN the B:cveuttr District.
WHO are the leaders of the bolt from the
Democratic party in Tennessee? Men who
assume that the minority have the right TO
dictate to and govern the majority. Will
"the electoral body of the people wherein
is" in the words OF the Supreme Court, ''the
sovereignty of the State" surrender their
sovereignty, submit TO the dictalion of these
leaders of the bolt and become practically
their political serfs? Let each Democratic
voter in The State answer ''no" at the polls
on the 9Th of November.
The man in the Tenth Congressional
District who believes in drawing blood
money from clerks, washerwomeu, messenger
boys, pages, cooks, one-legged watchmen,
cemetery guardians, ill-paid women who
scrub the capitol steps, aud all that the en-
tire service of the United States may be
turned into one huge engine of corruption to
keep the Republican party in power-the
man who indorses this will vote for the Re-
publican candidate for Congress. The man
who does not will vote for Casey Young.
The way the protectionists 'protect Amer
lean labor" from the "paRper products Of
Europe" is shown in the fact that OF the
400,O 900 tons of iron ore consumed by manu-
facturers of Johnstown, Pa, last year, only
about $4,000 tons were produced in this
country. Here the "pauper labor of Europe"
WAS encouraged by these dear friends oil the
American workingman TO the extent OF 1885,
900 tons OF ore, although our own country is.
just brimming over with iron. This Johns
town case is only one of many similar in
stances of the consistency" of the American
bounty sharps.
EITHER party expecting to control the
next Senate, at least by bare majority,
must make its gains from Colorado, Illinois,
Minnesota and New jersey Presumably
Minnesota will go Republican. Conceding,
however, Minnesota TO the Republicans, their
votes would then number thjrty.six to the
Democrats thirty-fve. The reelection OF
Senator Mcpherson in New jersey, or the
election of some equally good Democrat
must be conceded; and then again the vote
would be tied. In Illinois the chances are
evenly divided, with indications not at all
to Demecr2tic success. In
the confusion and disruption OF
the Republican party is certain to cause
Democratic gain. surmising that Missouri
will back up the assurance In Colorado, the
Democrats would have majority OF one in
the next Senate.
HE HemOcIhts VI Ce" ,AOiA W.
have to hump themselves lie -elect tneir
ticket this year. The Times lRep.l ssgs
of the oppositisa ticket put out by the
of Rftys "There is no dispute as
70 sne honesty, ability and Independents
which Mr.. Campbell will bring to the dis
charge of the duties of mayor. In the
of this generation there has been
no man of the character and standing of
Col. Emmons CT ark found ready TO accept a
nomination for sheriff. OF the legal ability
and absolute personal incorruptibility of
Ex-Gov. Solomon and Henry J. Scudder
here can be no question, any more than
hsre can be of the contrast between their
strength ana the weakness of the nom inees
'or the Superior Court OF the Kelly-Thomp-
on ticket. Two of the candid tsg for cor
,ner are physicians in good practice, and |
,ne is trained lavyeE-a combination of
which the Board of Coroners stands most
urgently in need.s
HOrsfOrd's Acid Phosphate.
LEMONADE.
DR.. C. c. Olmstead, Milwaukee, Wis, says:
i use several bottles in my family annually