The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-23

Democratic press of East tennessee,
than which there is no better indica-
tor of the peoples wishes or the par.
tvs weliaro, may be located as follows,
touching Bob Taylor's candidacy for
Governor:
FoR TAYLOR; AGAINST TAYLOR:
Bristol Courier, Greenville BuHeftn'
Bristol Reporfer, ureenville Democrat,
,Johnsop City Comet, Rogersvllle Repien,
Cieyel' dBoRnerNe,lj, MoIIistoWn Gazette,
Knoxvi,,,s IrlbHHs
Athens Post,
Chattanooga Iimos,
Chattanooga Argue,
Rhed County Neics.
Some in the list opposing Taylor
have candidates of their own, but even
with these out Of the way they would
not favor Bob's nomination.
COLUMBIA Herald. The question as
to who shall pe Governor y mo- sec
Glohal mater. 1t is one Tar beyond
that and the man is the object OF in
oniry. not the 20 ton OF the State he
lives in. Mr.. Mcdowell is not a can
didate for Governor as the term IS
Senerally used but he is Democrat
who has always answered the calls OIL
the perty, a good citizGn, h goou lnw; |
yer, q yrcfDund thinker, eager and
esinest In attempting to advance the
Interests Of the entire Slate, and one
OF the foremost men in this good
county. Men like unto Mr. Mcdowell
should he sought for. They do rot
An, ust themselves forward unbidden.
In bringing his name to the notice ol
the though ful men OF the State we
feel that We are doing a service to the
State at large. Not profess! onsl office
seeker, young, active, with MIND
well stored a0d balanced, the progres,
siIe thinkers Of the party will do well
10 bear in mind f G. Mcdowell as
suitable and acceptable candidate.
The Cha 'tsnooga Times says OF Nor.
rison's proposition to pay out all
money ia the Treasury over $lC0,OO0,-
coo: II was a blow aimed at Mr..
CLEVELAND and Mr. Manning, intended
TO break down their treasury policy
end fore, out, in payment OF bonds
the do m,nt silver dollars now rela-
lively with gold, each worth, intrinsic
ally "a ce is and fraction.
THIS from the Wet sburg Herald is
W Ith attention in Memphis These
elections are more imp II ant to Vicks'
burgers than any others. They touch
our ioteres's more nearly and involve
the future welfare OF the city. III we
have badly governed, high taxed
CITY, we wurk A. a great disadvantage,
rrA cannot prosper as rapidly as ii the
30 Is true.
en- the vicious State bank system
dyocatea, the Atlanta Constitution
A system cf State banks, oper-
gundtr W sc lave, will be neces'
before many Yeas 10 give the
Iple OF Georgia ard the whole
intry tafe aud sound local cur
Jncy.
MoRmsrowN, (Tenn.), Gazette Gays:
The Taylor tide Is recydng, BIB will
be left hiph and dry and his I'd ITALIA
poosa smashed upon the rocks.
The conduct Of certain Democratic
government oflic a at Kn lxville, in
taking greet interest in primaries, WAS
bringing discredt upon the Demo
cratic party, and hurting the Presi-
dents policy OF civil service reform.
REPLYING to one of the New York
Tribune's ordinary iallacies, the Rich
mond (Va) STATE fays; 1t is signif'
cant that, 81 far as We chh conjecture
from the TribuneS article, the s eel
makers, in agre sing TO raise ths price
Of steel 90. per cent, did not aso agree
to raise The wages OF their employees 30
per cent.
RICHMOND (Vs.) Wing; The current
impret SION that the President has n
club in soak for the river and haroor
bill has dried up the ravigable expec.
tatiOns OF number Of important
streams in the backwoods districts.
PApucAu (Ky) Neirs; The bad hu.
NOR in The Senate over the butter bill
is supposed TO have it's origin at the
boarding houses.
ROCHESTER Herdtd. This govern
ment suit az linst the Bell Telephone
Company is of much more oonse'
uuence to the public than the Garland
case is. But the attention of the pe1.
pie has been Cunningly diverted from
the former TO the latter by the emf
nent lawyers and powerful organs o.
the great monopoly.
NKw ORLEANS States; A proper
thur der storm ia needed at both ends
OF the Capitoll building to clear the
atmosph, re. Representatives usl
fsticufTs like cottermongerp, and Sen
ators abuse each other like lishwives
NRw ORLEANS Picdyino: II is to b.
regretted that in the multitude o
Counselors on the subject of recon
s,ruction Of the navy there is not wis
dom enough to procure an appropria
ton from Congress.
HERNANDo Miss Times In Mis-
Kssippi politics the word Independent
is a misuomer--the Independent can
didNte is the most dependent indi
vidual known among us.
EVEN some OF the country ss wei
as city papers condemn the oleomsl
Edilht blll 90 AoNOlAuS Ollt luNhsllN "
destroying another. The Nashvlll
Banner says; The object was 10 xii
the new industry Of butteIine manu-
iacture, and as positive prohibition
legislation was out Of the question, tn
end was sought to be gained by ia
heavy enough to take these imitatio
butter products out of Competitio
with butter and probably preveI
their manufacture altogether.
NASHVILLE Banner: We admit thu
the Banners efforts to reform the co
rupt penitentiary system cost this p
per several thousand dollars in cou
costs, lawyers fees, etc and this To-
was cntailed largely through the /,
strumentality OF the editor of Il
Union, who, with his corporation, be,
every energy to defend crime and CO
rupuon.
LITTLE Rock Democrat: The esta
lishment OF an agricultural bureau
iaonarafivpIv demanded NV tho heat |