The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-25
TENNESSEE NOTES.


PULASKI Tenn Citizen: 1--WE wa ut
10 be pious, but those pictures in tb o
Nashville papers will draw on om'
a ote sam! Jones vocabulary OCCASION
ally"
BOLIVAR Tenn Bulletin The few
have no right to demand that the
many be taxed for their benefit, and
If demanded, the representative of the
people who grants the request is
traitor to his constituents.
TIE Nashville Banr er says many of
the people are disgu ted with conven-
tons, and want the primary ections
back again. Ii everybody would
vote and vote in expression OF his
own opinion either method would
serve.
SPEAKING OF a recent report on the
delay OF Justice, the Chattanooga Times
saws. A chief aud the most common
and discreditable cause of the delays
OF Justice is hardly touched at all in
this report. We mean the element OF
political demagogy and cOwardice on
the bench.
BROWNSVILLE Tenn Democrat; The
first Democratic President in twenty
two years has honored his party and
his nation by his wisdom and up.
rightness. He will triumph, for the
Poop G are with him; he works out
their will and their great heart beats
well in unison with his.
CHATTANOOGA Times: 1t is said a
Republican convention in May would
mean the certain defeat OF Nancy.
The whole squabble is one not OF
policy or principle, but to cover up
weak record on one hand and to beat
the man with the record that needs
screen on the other hand.
RIPLEY (Tenn.) Enterpris': During
the eight years preceding Cleveland's
inaugural it was q general complaint,
particularly at Washington, that pub
|, lie officials acted as though the gov
eminent belonged to them and that
,, they were under no obligations what
ever to their real masters.
KNOXVILLE Tribune: President Glove
e land may L o. go IA have made any
. considerable mark, as claimed by Re
e publican journals. Still the hunged
= OPTICS ana discolored facial develop
+ ment OF the Sera'or from Vermont
4 would seem TO indicate the contrary
4 The truth is, the President has made
s a mark all round.
o NASHVILLE american The partisan
; enemies OF the administration, unable
e to find any weak places in the armoI
of the President, are endeavorlng To
l. pick flaws in the style OF evening
l. dresses which his sister wears. The
d petty assaults upon his Cabinet are al
c impotent as the puerilc attacks upon
S. his sisters wardrobe.
is The Lebanon Register favors a clear
20 sweep and q new bench out and out
r 1t saws: "Not on account OF anything
personal or any prejudice against tn
present Judges, but as a matter o
principle and because it is right, lie
the cry go from all parts OF the Stat
!" for a clean sweep" That is clearin
out an orchard because IN apple o
d. two are rotten.
es The Nashville Bonner protest
ID against the Democracy coquettin
n. with free trade, railroad regulation Q
g. reputation, and says at will be III
e. fortunate for the party ii a refusal
lb progress DdCkWhiu sliouiu iooSi'
RS, the serious disaffection of an elemeT
s; which already regards the prevailin
2, harmony movement with undisguise
I'D suspicion and Jealousy"
,h RESPECTING proposition to oFgal
Or. ize a movement to decrease the cotto
a acreage, the Nashville american say
p. The practicability OF limiting produ
Id tion will depend upon the formula b
BY which the preservation OF good fait
n among the members OF the organic
no ton is secured, and the enlistment
lei every cotton planter in a movemeI
I'D which shall be unanimous.