Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-29
Kelly and Tfldeu.

y precincts, heretofore Anll-lusl00, etlli re-
main firm and true to their first love.
Kelly and Tflden.
New York special: Politics are wsrming
up little bit. Not only is there a s;ir in
city and State politicS, but the next Presi-
dental election is looming up strongly and
candidates OF both parties are being freely
discussed. Within the past few weeks the
politicians who claim 10 represent Tsmpany
Hall, and also the daily organs of this power
full faction, have been favoring the renomi-
nation of Messrs. Tilden and Hendricks. 1t
would appear from common reports that Mr.
Kelly and Mr.. Tilden lad agreed to bury
the hatchet.
A reporter tried to find Mr.. Kelly, but he
was still in Saratoga. His lieuten ant-g
eral, Col. Mooney, ex-commissioner of ac-
counts when asked if he had any informs-
ton TO give relative to The friendship which
is now supposed to exist b tween Mr.. Kelly
and Mr.. Tilden, smiled one of these beauti-
full and bewitching smiles. he said th at he
could not act as the mouthpiece of Mr.. Kelly
in regard to the alleged alliance, but thought
that harmony existed between the two gen.
tlemen. Anything to bring about a Dsmo-
cratic victory next fall, which means Dem-
ocraiic President at the close of Mr. Afthur's
term of Office, was all that was desired
Sheriff Davidson was encountered at the
City Hall. He said he believed that how.
ever opposed Mr.. Kelly and his followers
msy have been to Mr.. Tildep, for the succ .ss
OF the party he was ready to throw up the
sponge and work in his interest, providing
that Tammsny Hail would be allowed her
full recognition in the Convention. Mr.. Ds-
videon concluded by saying: "Mr. Kelly, /
am sure, is anxious for peace and harmony
as the best means OF bringing about Demo-
cratic victory in 1884. II the Tiiden ticket
is TO 90 up again, l think, most unquestions-
bly,, that Mr.. Kelly will support it."
Dezendorf's Proclamation 10 the Wiz.
xinia kepublaeass.
Ex-Congressman ID. z-naorf, who is now IN
Wash :ngtoD, has written the following en-
phsiic letter accepting the charm snship OF
ths Virginia Republican State C.ntral Com
mitte+:
"MY DEAR SIR-I have the honor 10 ac-
knowledge the receipt OF your communica-
tim OF The 10Th instant, notifying me of my
election chairman of the State Central
Committee of the Republican parry of Vir-
ginia, rice ]. w. Cochrane, resigned, and also
copy of the dispaich containing the reso-
iutions adopted by the committee / cannot
accept the ch Arms nship with a full knowl-
edge of all the difficulties surrounding the
party in Virginia, and with an earnest de-
termination to meet and overcome them.
Let the Republican party in Virginia iu-
scribe Resurodnl on its banner and boldly
meet the usurper who. without the couraos
to adopt it's name, seeks to use its numbers
TO aid hin in building up a party to be used
to advance his personal ends. Let the 120,-
600 Republicans of Virginia remember 10 at
tney are a part and parcel OF grsnd ma
tional party that has for quarter of cen-
fury controlled the destinies of this coup,ry.
aud then let them saw whether thew are
willing to abandon their interests in III at
party TO amalgamate with one which has no
nstiooal existence, and which. without the
aid given to il by those vino have abandoned
the Republican partJ, let US hope for time
only, would be almost uuknowu. even In
Virginia Let the Republicans of Virginia
stop and view the situ atiop. Tbey will see
every leading Republican sacrificed. nearly
every Republican officehoider who yored and
worked for the election of G .rfi cid and Arthur
removed, and Democratic Reao justers, or 60
called Republicans who turned traitor anu
supported Hancock aod Eaglisb, put iu
their place; they will see tue power OF Re.
publican voters used at the ballo,-box to ob-
tain the repeal OF obnoxious laws. aud the
credit OF the same claimed for and given
TO RssdjusIers; they will see one man-Ma-
bone-tne political boss, 10 whom every knee
must bend and by whose edicts the destinv of
a great and powerful State ia Governed and
controlled: thew will see public Office made
the subject of bartef and sale, and public
money paid for labor never performed: thew
will zee bribery sod corrupt,on in the hsjls
of the Lsgis! ature. and the elective frapcnise
40 far from beiny "a free baIlot and a f.ir
count, nublicly bonoht with nromises oF Of
6ce. or money paid in hand To so-cslIed lead
ers: they will see State aod muuicipsI Offices
multiplied in order to provide easy places at
the public crib for the relatives Of Che pow
ers tha be- they will see 100000 Rspubli-
can voters N ade the su oseryient tools of She
boss and h s 20 600 Democratic foIlowers Who
fill all the Offices. draw their psy with bt