Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-20

--.,,ent He advised them to WORK. accu-
nnIate property and live upright llSes' 'h''
[.oor,ing GOOD CITIZENS, which would as
~,,rodIv secure their elevation. This was
Good advice from The governor ana we arc
nleased to learn that his oolored audl'orS @P-
nlauded him heartily.
FeANK HURD's majority ls lzo4. ms
asvs the Courier Journal, Is g very great lfi-
umpb. indeed, for the cause OF revenue
g., No other issue waa made or thought
- n the canvass. Bushels OF money were
amen, by the protectionists. There were pro-
lection Democrats working against fiuru an"
frss-trade. Republicans working Tor MIN.
The two manufacturing cities OF Toledo ana
S.rdnskv are in the district, yet the most
pronounced Iree-trader in the United otSlef'
with the one issue at stake, carries IL py
majority which falls little short oil the ma
ioritv for the Democratic State ticket, Whlch
No, involved in the tariff discussion and
I'D the buI0s of united German vote IN
large German population on the hquor ISSUE
| Hnrd had not dollar TO spend his COM
| ns,iior il both rich and popular. NOW Ior
Il The OTOaniLaLlOu VI hAS 49,
airmauship Of the ways and means-
OrD SIMON CAMERON, of Pennsy lysnls,
who was in Philadelphia on Friday, mace
! an important statement to New 1oth
| Herald reporter in regard TO the eiec'ioh oi
Mr. Tilden. He said: "There ID great
nrobability of the next House being Demo-
cr.,ic 7 admit. and 1 have often thought
| hox n,pcb better it would have been for the
Renublican party had it permitted Mr.. III
dan tn take his seat instead OF appointing
the EIGHT 10 Seven Commission In order 10
mt in that man Hayes. am proud to say
IL voted against the commission. ii tne
Democratic party had been permitted 10 as
sumo power then, the country would be pel'
| off to-day and the Democracy would certain
| ly be relegaled 10 the rear at the next gen
eral election. 1t was bad business, that com
missiou.n Coming from Simon Cameron a
an hour in which the Republican party ii
| rent asuuder in three of the largest States
the Union, this frank svowal OF the jusuc
E of Mr.. Tilden's claim ia quite Significant.
THE Washington Capital has once NOR
| changed hands. 1t saw its best days IN Tn
time OF its founder, Dom Piatt. He mad
considerable money out of it and lost consId
cradle besides. Then it had its vicissitude'
| Finally, when Gen. Brady found that IN spit
of his holding a good deal OF stock In tn
National Reyubkcan, he could not get tn
paper to stick by him through all oil III
y crookedness, he sold out and bought IL
v CnDitoL or rather advanced $4,000 to Bue
n IN buy IL to benefit the Star-routers. 1t beI
Il Gifted them Just as such boomerangs AWAY
e benefit people-it wearied its readers vii
o fulsome praises of Brady and Dorsey and II
+ Star-route gang, and Disguised them by 4
d abuse of Judge Wylie and everything an
e everybody on the government eide. When
Il was too late Gen. Brady saw that he hs
done what his most ingenious enemy wou
have advised him 10 do-he bad been Il
i victim Of his own folly; his hired organ W
y a Kicking gun. Then he determined TO
Is rid of it, and it has been bought by the An
lg and Nary Journal, OF New York.
n DIR. TALMAGE of Brooklyn, has Organize
Is a new political party with God on the pss
e. form and opposed to intemperance. L
to saws that in few years the Prohibitions
ut will hold the balance OF power In eve
State. so that no one can be elected govern
unless he is a straightout Prohibitionist; a
ne in twelve years they will place preside
N. of their own choice in the White Hou
n American slavery" he declared "wss a
oi lamb beside intemperance. L nominate
ey president and vice-president in 1884,
'se said, "two men-and care not which hes
ks the ticket-Gov st. John, of Kansas,
We Gov. Colquitt, of Georgia. Oh, my Lord a
ON nv God" he exclaimed, ''what coun
IN this would be without dramshop"
10 said he would have an amendment to
national constitution passed prohibiting
cd manufact uIe, sale aud importation OF all
he coholic liquors except for medicinal, sci
3D. tifc and artistic purposes, and he would hi
H. grand national Prohibition Convent
,h- called to meet next year or the year ali
o He asked that the convention meet in Bro
ion lyn, and Gas on this platform Gov. St. JC
me and Gov. Colquitt had sat side by side
temperance meeting, / invite the convent
600 to assemble in this house of God"-the Tai
II; | uscle.