Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-05-18
streei-Car Ride &c The Capitol-Exulting
Over The Defeat Of the Morrison
T&riT Reform Bill.
Morrison as 4 PrOtectiOnist-His Con-
dnoi al The Eslel Fire-Barnum
and the ola Ticket.
Undressing Excursion TO Firginian Bat
fle-Grounds-Pig-IrOn Kelly
k~iaiions 0f Great Men.


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DurE ChsnoeIl5rzyille and the Wilderness
vii be made next week, the party start
ing south b the $50 O'Clock train, We'd !
nesczy morning. iron the Baltimore and
Isofomsc depot The visitors viii include
President Arthur. Chief-Justice Waite,
sens R0secrzns, Siekles, Hunt, Newton,
Robinson Dickinson, Lsagstreet and
others fredericksburg is to be reached
a. 30 OaeiOek on Thursday, and the rest OF
ffaf Gay he spent in visiting the field
where Burnside was defeated in 1853 FIJI
DAY the sxcUrsionists 90 ovss the battle
ground Of ChsncsIsersyille, and Saturday
VII T. 6svoted 70 spottsyirania and the
Kii6srDess- the party reaching Washing
ton egain Saturday evening.
s--ELEE MATTHEWS OK PoLEFIcs.
Today Associate Justice Stanley Mat
theUE- OF the United States Supreme
bench, SAD Representative HOTr, of Michi-
szl, sere sealed IN a street car. side by
side. en route 10 the capitol. They we're
* zulting over the defeat Of the Morrison
bilL Of the bench, the iusist gave full
scol,e 10 ms ieel.a.S, and he actually
chuckle1 - b- spoke OF the divided CON
ssIfio1 Oi the Democratic party. Mr.. Horr
would describe the futile efforts made by
Democrats 10 heal the faCtiOnsl differences
before the vote o. me tariff bill and
would fe.i .aoH Morrison snubbed Ran
daliss messeneers. Judge Matthews mani
tested the keenesi relish for everything
tending 70 show Iiefnooratic weakness,
and -smarEed that the Democrats had
done al N their power TO make Repub-
-. =
Hon was - much delighted as the Judge
with the general situation, but ne re
Enstted, f0T the sake OF political feet"
tIat the Republicans were forced to vote
almost 80 Idly AGAINST the Morrison bill in
order 10 defeat il He thought that sop
10 "a estern Republican tariff reform senti-
maul would have hean good policy had
tl4e sit-ztian permitted it
The sreaueIit menfion OF Justice Field
with lie Democratic Presidential nomina-
tiGn VS. touched upon by Mr.. Horr.
lsIs.sue Matthews hadn't heard has brother
Jurlst discuss his chances, but was satis-
lied Field considers himself str0nge. now
t1an four years ago. ~. Matthews
thought JUDGE s.ss,s , main strength rest
ed = l-ae fscf that he had been non-com-
n4itLsl On the tariff. he would, said M.
Matthews, he acceptable TO both tariff re
that he fsG ..oVer committed himself to
esshsf siGe oi the issue- Ar. Horr thought
the lack Of fixed principle vas very poor
recommendat!o-..
NJ TldGn Vas thea discussed, and
sud..e Matthew's observed that If the
democrats should nominate him they
would have 10 make defensive fight. The
supreme Judge, who was quite intimately
connected with the electoral dispute OF
lS7t declared positively that T1lden tried
10 NAY electoral votes. Mr. Hon expressed
the belief ihst the DemO.rats will nomi-
nate Ben Batter. 'pa. no" interposed
Mr. Matthews ''But they Ein, persisted
NJ. HOrr- Butler viii 20 10 Chicago 40
{ the noElinaa If tiie Greenbsckers and la
boz s.iemsnts. and ne VIII assert his abb ity
I to command million votes through this
nomination. and the Democrats Hi.l take
Z him. ca, they'll take anything that Of
/ iers a chance Of succezz
rAVoKs TIE OLD TICKET.
( ". II. Rsrnum, Of Connecticut, chair
! man 0f the National Democratic Commit
/ tee. vino is in Washington, was inter
vi-Ved to-day on the Presidential outlook.
! Re i enthusiastically IN tavOr OF the 'o,d
( Il -ket,n but should 1ilden decline, he
( thinks Flower, oil New York, is the man.
: BE saws that Flower would carry New
I York by $1,000 majority, aad that he can
carry New Jersey. Connecticut, Indiana,
and probably Ohio, besides the Pacific
I states and the solid S0Cth. Flower,
: sad ne, -'is = IaRR in the full vigor of life
-nl manhood, a maa Of ability and ample
I fortune. de would make a James X.
{ Polk kind OF 3 President He Is honest
1 and comBetent." Alter Flower, Mr.. Bar
; mum Is for Randall.
NEVER sFEAK As THEY PASS BY.
According TO all accounts, some OF the
refulcsnt leaders OF the Democracy in
/ Washington 40 moi dwell together in har
laauy as brethren should Randall and
Darsheimer do not speak as they pass by
nor do Randall and Hewitt, nor do Ran
! dali and Blouut, nor Randall and Cobb
nor DO Hewitt. aad Belmont, nor Cox anC
4 Durstsimer, nor Cox and Belmont, no.
! Darshaimer and Waldo Hutchins. Non,
81 these great men are happy in each
others company.
THE H0E. FIG-IRoS KELLEY's HEALTH.
The hon wm- u. Kelley, OF Pennsylva
Z MA cilaracteTises as without foundation I
Philadelphia dispatch, published in 8
Z New York paper, 10 the effect that he Il
u poor health, that the cancer from which
ne suffered 80 severely last summer has re
turned. znd that his friends are anxious
that he should be appointed Minister tt
spain OF Italy, IN hopes tsat more genla
climate may pTolOng has lie Mr.. helle,
Z sz.-s tlsrs ms general health is excellent
Z thar there Is no symptom OF a return o
tie cancer. EHd that he would accept nS
position under the government save tha
which he nov occupies.
4 soREIsox As a Prof ECTIoSIsT.
In one respect at least Morrison is
; pr1iectignist- When the alarm OF hre wa
I sounded 81 Eillzrd's Hotel last Tuesday
I me graEi tarif agitai0r was in his room il
the ffth gfnrv. Smoke was already sweei
= inz down de hallway, and he proceede,
- protect himself and his effects wit
r-aaf dexterity. He first looked out ofth
wsndow aud surveyed the rapidly collect
inr crowd Then ne quickly seized
nackinC trunk filed with papers an
Z hurried i from the window After dC
s-rihinr series OF fantastic geometrics
I fgu-tE il struck the pavement and II
( bounded, coming down IN various piece
{ and scattering the contents for twenty fee
: around Then came paper bandoo
coutzining plug hst that wall never d
the owner anE more good A hand satche
and 3 cA-pefhag followed. The renowne
aEifsfor had BY this tine gotten faiTl
. down 20 his work he evidently felt tbs
a EreSt crisis was upon him, demsndin
FI-ornrf ard heroic action. Out came
: leather trunk that struck the pavement, 8
= Z the hanging reporters say, with 8 dea
/ thud. hut bounded up and down Tor nj
I meat ike an lndia-rubber ball, an
/ ssf1led IN the gutter Then followed
: raiise thzf struck a telegraph pole an
! went 70 pieces on the pavement A
4 enu- Gus crowd had collected by tn
time. and MAS inten1ly watching the iilu
I trious tariff reviser, who appeared TO
{ obtvinus % everything except that thel
p Eas q tire on hand, snd thzt he did NJ
! TIrrose 10 he sacrificed Some loose clOthe
a spring overcast. Al umbrella and lars
map OF Illinois. descended ST once, but
{ dis0-rznized directions Not a moment
D I tiue did the famous Illinoissn lose. Ie
Epirrtiun poured non his face, and his ey'
: : rli-ssnsd has -sre- de had worked Tor
! nAif hour hurting cut the contents OF Il
E room. when be appeared at the windo
p E-ith the rope Ere escape in his hand
There was the glezm OF desoerstion in h
eve BE threw the rope out OF the VII
Z dow, and was preparing TO slide dow
D xhen q lsniiiaT Veioe from below sttT2cte
5 his attention II WIS Casey Noun
! Don't come down thar way" said Houn
s-come by the stairway
: Can es1 down that way" franticsI
{ ssked Norrison-
= -,0f ceurse you can, was the respons
g Why, how can ! do that shoute
Morrison
. ssBecause tie ares oEt,r said Young.
oh, hl,n exclaimed Morrison, as