Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-21

neT that when, during an exciting PSI4Ou VI 'HS
war, he was asked by an eminent divine, what
is the news?" he replied, 81 feel somewhat better
to-day"
SPEAKING 10 Congress the other day Of
the need OF encouraging certain relatively small
industries Senator Miller referred to the city OF
New York. the greatest manufacturing city in
America-he might have said in the Woodland
yet she has not cotton mill, blass-furnace or
rolling-miIl within her borders. Her manufacto-
tories are small" he said, "but they employ more
than $50 600 people,"
TIE death Of x.Gov. E. D. Morgan, Of
New York, removes from the sphere of action one
of the conspicuous figures of the war era and one
of the most successful Of the great money gather
ers of the present day. Gov. Morgan was man
of high personal character and somewhat more
than mediocre financial ability. He declined the
post of Secretary OF the Treasury offered to him by
President Arthur, whose friend and patron he had
been.
ANY more amszing spectacle than that CT
a manufacturer standing up in Congress with
specimens of his wares in his hands, and urging a
high tariff TO increase his profits is not conceiVa-
BILE. The salary grab, that stirred up such storm
of indignation all over the country, is all the rec
ords of Congress show that VIII compare in I'M
blushing indecency with this thing of protected
r,or,,fsct,,rars sitting as members of Congress.
and coolIv waiting the people's money into their
own pockets.
WAsHrEGToE correspondents say that Ma
hone shows teu1o1T n teadiu st ms relations 10
me hePuohcah party. lis stle.4i'ce - "a MN
sell ana Klddieoeisef nave not peeu ptoPeIl! eon
suited oy the administration ana hePuoiicAh sen
a'oIs' III oroer 70 iolee -
their PeeuiiHi ~ - W.. p
vote a. 70 cause ueAoiocA III inc eenA'e on 'ne
question oil organization Among other tnlns''
Mahone is supposed 10 want prominent place On
that he will make the Republicans pay dearly for
his vote and that of Riddleberger.
AAE TniiAoeipuid t'mes says Una II A. oe
rue as rePorteu that .ne riesuens nss 50 :,
D5rmah B. EaVon as inc enAilnian Vi inc Oi'ii
Service COMMISSION II wiz no uouo' prove seiS
ereul'aote --''' i-''-.o
speciAi u 'iiS -
ana Is 'nolousnly WIN ,,.e ei'it
system VI INC ie"uius H4eaIs' =, ~. 10
Deen consistent anu iai'liui SuNoc'e % 'n'
REFORM noni It's nise ~ en-
gwen wv an
I % nc Se. f n s,a, e.
| ~, -, 80,
|
| DISCUSSING Canadian extradition the Jack
son ye1Ls ago 1ne we
ing State treasurer of Mississippi, who made hi
escape to Canada, where, after considerable
lapse oil time ne was Iouno. ne hao chanEeo IN
49, oUs 80 ~ a. :. -, -,
poAeu " "
| M. W up NJ - f~' r r. r.
- -, ~ ~ -. ~ y, TH,",-.- -
Rae referred the matter TO the Legislature Wnlcf
| refused TO accept ms proposluon' Graves re
| nalheo uiuisturoeu III 0@n"u"' anu Il ~ii'e' u
there 10 inns DAY
! TUE Nav q .leons P;cn,,,,ns savs III i nth,
-, -. =. 80 - r., Al
,,,,ar t'a ,,,o.t s,saohes Their baranoue
&c r,roIv 30 1a1,oid Of a,gbtv rbetoric 90 RIsn
ohsr,,,s .nosch on cotton.tJeS yonng Rsrrow q
80, s,s 10 s,oaoI, ,Io ottor o,
ueoisla' ulu hot maAe d pHd sPeeSii @ie o'iioi III"
hold his tongue. The best speech on the tar # de
livered in the discussions of the past two year
was by Senator Morrill,, seyenty-three years old
Judge Reagan is ,ixty-fye; Tucker, of Virginia, i
sixty-fve; Judge Kelley is sixty.nine. Mr.. Glad
stone is able 10 direct the affairs of the Brtisl
| empire and to lay out an audaeious parliament
airy programme, in his seventy-fourth year. Tn
history of any age can be condensed into tn
names of a fo,v old men nj great intellectual do
velopment.
t.Ar,
-,
ponaiu anu No,iison po'., s'aiu on ue
anu II .''-i o.
norens ~ ,so, - -;i - ~
s-ie'a y -, re ~, ~,
s" s0'i =" - ~ -,
enough to control the next National Convention
1t VIII be strong enough 10 name a Candidate iron
the west. Pendleton Is uead DAVID DAVIS Is OF
jectonaoie to the Bourbons. Hendricks has bee
| tucked In mis- little grave Tor years. Thurman i
too old to make lively CANDIDATE ana Fayne ma
no earthly show This narrows the list dowr
and brings Morrison within range OF the Whit
House,
|
1HE negroes Oh the NoTth, says the NeN
York Globe NEGRO organ), have never entered int
the calculations OF the party. Their allegianc
has always been taken as matter oil course. Blu
of late elections showed, and future elections wi
| fnrther demonstrate that the black vote of IN
| - - -, -. 49,
| MOTH - NO louSer III IeaulhS-strlnSs' NHetAe
the Southern blacks will realize that the party hs
oos, .ha,, OF ord ,,bo,l,ar II, srs Of ,bot ca,
-0' t-i.I1 oN' A-e ' - 80 -
ZION Will snow mAn llnesS enough 70 resent the IL