Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-06-12
ResFsH-ss bs Sadge Ciapp asd President
Hadden 10 tine Toasis 's0sr Gaesis''
and - Memphis
Mississippi Democratic Convention Pa.
sal LreiseHl at NassyilIe-The
P0el-R00sa Cases
KANSAS CTTF. NO.
Tt1E EfeE.Esssli~ EErUr~iesslStS Roy ally
E1uHerraSE 81 II ne Banquet

fiie cEslt ltrfssli o. ilfe cles5s, Tor any CeSlleu
time or distance, one citizen riding in each
rz-riazs % explain tire objects OF interest
Tile Sfeck Ezrhznge, Al immense struc-
fEre. ard tils .zast Psehine houses we're
visited t,y ire entire party in the fore
noon After dinner those disposed were
driven ali about the city, and as the
roads are excellent and tie weather fine,
the ride was much enjoyed- The visitors
ave al delighted with the city, and so far
nothing fIas occurred 10 mar the pleasure
oi the triD. Al = O'Clock tonight the
party zrss given lckess for another musical
raurer1 81 Castes's TheateT, which nearly
Al attended
There Eas z banquet a. II O'Clock, at
winch nearly go persons were present.
Col Gamer 1oasiaas1er. said: Gentle
-nen- II is appropriate st this time that l
should express the feeling OF qualification
INSPIRED in fiae people 81 Kansas CITY by
the zsaue-sus entertainment TO which
ne were invited izst November by
tine people u Memphis IN celebration
ai fhe completion os the Kansas City,
Sr-iuciiriL and Memphis railroad, and the
o.
. riiafisErs 10 Ihis recip-ocz. occasion
nitsd ~ We nov are by a di
ues1 commercial highwsy, under liberal
] arld EzcacIuus management these Occasl DIS
are tire iIaTrlV Inauguration Of what We
al fsar,e NAV bscone q relation OF close
] s7-ruTsa.- ~ anu constantly increasing
+ commercial Interchange OF great magni-
-udE. WIlh the Nasf natural resources of
tile cuune-T t-lhEfaTy TO the trade
:
I esaieuf bun rapid development. We re-
-slrd ths intercourse as literally IN its be-
ginning. and eEpact L soon TO become
] prominent element in the material prog
ress oi both oGr cities With these senti-
I mems We extend Eoa . hearty welcome,
! and cauuat more appropriately express
4 ti1e feoi1nr tins occasion inspires than by
/ the sentiment, Our Guess; NAV the ties
o. fr5en6st5F lsetEeen rs become
I srran-er and more enduring than the
! isu1dE g1 sree- which n1Ig unite Us
--ftur l7uestz Eas responded to BY
judge J " ClaHp, EhO spoke glow
Z 1u1IF al lie warm ve3came extended,
azIl compared the TnIngiIug waters OF 4
rhuurzuG streams IN the great Mississippi
I Eiit the ras1 voiume CT business which
! Tsaured IN fly the clnvergins lines. OF rail
! road a. ksnsss CITY. 10 be distributed
4 - the world lie alluded 20 the feeling,
+
sss-iid1lzl fseling and forget past Gnimosi-
I tias. rsqzrdI-c such visits as that TO Mean
i riiis znd aiIis 70 kansas CITY as lending to
Bu-r d sll further. Judge Clapp,
iu ms usual graphic style, gave
Z sEefrL of the wonderful growth
Z ul 1zIr IS esl- znl particularly this sectien,
Z ersu I1 me day on the boundary OF the
{ --rssH- American desert. but nox regarded
a. tae rsEdez sEot Of the continent The
= -. nj m
sr.aslse end E-as che si tie most finished
isI7s faVgrise sTeske- ever delivered The
Hon T. p Hadden responded 10 the
--uss 'a eu9rh.s" "a his usual happy style.
4 lIa snlte oi 1he wisdom OF the founders
I IN ssisc1ilsE 1.le splendid ChieSassw bluils
! = rirf site gf fhe cstT, gave history OF Its
! et-uVries aud friUmpils. and declared
( .llaf = TIE head OF low water navigation
anE hr reason oi other geographical ad,
- .zeas. Z zcald be the Queen City ol
( the ~usfs. q Kansas CITY was OF the
! Ess- ie hGI-sa the bond of union
nov s.zra--i shed miEi.- be indISsoluble
y The Magnolia and the sguHower" was
! rszn1uded 80 hv Col II. c. Warinner, o.
I Kerurillir- Amer introducing the occasion
! F-,T s-7e- zi.h some humorous remarks
4 a. rYro--e5s7 substantially as follows
\ Tine r75eruniiz sna the sunhOwer, Toe
one lair. cheer zaG F-alfamed; the othel
I f,rirfit- aiaEiuE and beasisf-l- Well dc
-ifss-- fz-nifr the kindred people OF neigh
boring states. The magnolia may sugges
.r-r.4.-r. with some enervation,. but th'
erfufas.a- speaks OF sterling, aggressive
auer-r. The two States now bo-nC
tfr earh e-heT by non ties VII
!. emulE1e earl ctEea n generous rival
~ TIE brilliant sunhoHsr. golden II
-0lu~ and steady IN beanliBe, Loyalty fol
Z Ias.z AS suu rs ne races l'ls daily course
5 - the .1nacie esty of the West deyotes II
ali re s.u.sizIlfsrce and trade, and wins will
r.uTe- and prosperity bright rsys oi vel
iou- gold j. D. the chosen emblem
r,..s.e-n e.sthaiiclsgn. and such approva
? las u,as j. the scepier OF fhe grace an.
ias-eIirl-ss of lt8s s-lperIsl ycurg muntcl
-,sf7-r- al tn.s u est n 4 saiU-e your stanf.
: arl. lfle proud sUnfiGwer- We Sed yol
b z-,fi- ftie suanv stapie OF the South, bsi
s raare an all as q AetHothal gem Tor Ia
zrmpzfilv- s5Ile-nsity and encouragement
rila- came 10 rs IN SETs OF distress, wit
sur uuErosFn Enagn9sAs We yer
2 der rou or cordial and sTSfeiu
p rlsEue1l -Tauce-
4 s-Ceneu and o5rn, the links Of des
-iur uhicla l-iad rs IL commercial un
TX Wa resp0nde2 - 10y J. NJ kea
4 fnc. rna slid fisai he WAS remlnde
fhai there was nothing Rev under tn
zisr 4ilas rssGre than Alle years ago c0tto
aF.F corn were the links whic
: huund - the Semitic races together
and We Eers simply repeating her
IN ans new s'a-3a, aSt under much NOR
favorable conditions the sl-bItous peop.
al Frrus- The cotton Il the sSsdan, !
: z-az nau believed Wss then as staple
3 commerce tsefEeen q merchants OF NJ
b r,s- and lower Egypt ana We kao'
lEaabs suus. cEttlesnea o. ths Pialn'
weu1 dgEn % EGYPT curing IN
: rezrE al famine and bought cor
a. exchange for their sheep Is
= ] 5lav kansas City stretched her hand
uia1s iae iron way buili by Gen Netiis
1u1- and oilers caTl and cattle tor the prf
dua1s al -he iertile vslley Of tie lowe
? lIsssissiu=li he thea went on 10 give tn
sslz-islics al 1llp cotton and corn trade, an
ma rnsuuias.ture OF cotton II the Unite
-s-atss. In Tennessee and in Memphis
rrzred tie rlsF and progress oi Kansas Olt
as1 z-l-iz,-TsisinSc center, and gave the s1aili
. ries al the --OErh of the cities slOng IN
: l1us- al the new rsilroad. He CLOSED .
rl-=lielirlr 4 iurr-e Tor both cities IS Crei
. o. fills - ilirh hal already come TO Ck
z ozEo. Ssss metropolis oi the great Norti
~est
REa5 william Warner. the silvel
ta1Eue5 o-z1s- Of Kansas City, spoke
: rht snzs- y estsrdzv. To-Gse- and 4,
morrow lie sad in this tozst; ~
Il
s-euf-rsrl AKA nestrziRs Nv powers
l ilare time aal eternity / may range /
: 81 fruIn the time when the morn
{ INK E.srs Salc 1oyether 10 the tootin
ID ,aabr1elis horn The world. the hesl
tilf Narrn0n Church and the ress ot mai
p i.fnd Ere a. my mercy / shall hold mp
+ -rau tile llaid i,ssG al the past \
s.llusiun - nv venerable friend on th
-irlL AisD rhe smiling coUnsenSnce
1iie ever present today. and give yoa
ziinsrsse uf The golden crowns
the iu1u-u taken On the Spst by the sp
cisl AXIS frum Memphis. who would LIN
m tine Tester,lEv without the piintir
rI-ess- me sieEmhaat- TIE railroad, Il
teiaz-z5ih- me new spring bonnet and ;
J. larobs OIL 4 Yesterdays news grew grS
VIII a1e before il reached US To-ds
me Nizs oi lightning brings I
thE lyna1lite explosion iron Londo
= h1u-s ieiure i Onrurs- The happening
q a.i me Ueri2 ia the iaSt txenty-tour hou
4 sErs to-6zT dished up ioT you by the ornn
!. T,uterl repur-er. besides many other thin.
-Lsaf nesver hive and never VIII hal
p fsan sn ms Wnrid or the next II
= Eesie1ilr a SIX Geoz6es of wears ago the
p Eas nai 8 foaf a railroad IA the Unite
81 stat-s Te-.s-y there are 10000 miles
enuueh - uut a1En a iocF-srzck ros
s ErsunL ttle cldfse-A8d every mile Of tn
ruad leads - Aa1szs Ikty and MsnPsi