The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-10
GEN. CHALMERS WAKES UP
THE VICKSBUR6 "HERALD"-BA-
con AHEAD IN GEORGIA.
Some "Wheel'' Men In Arkansas Who
Propose to Stand by the Demo
cratic PartJ's Nominations.

DO they Hiss me ~ Lolnts
Nashville Banner: When an officer
serves his term faithfully there is a
balance OF accounts. He has been
given full value received in honor and
emuluments for his service, and the
State is under no obligations to keep
him in Office until he dies Of old sge.
A supreme Judge, who has held office
sixteen years, has received all the
honor and t64, 1000 besides.
Nashville Banner: The Coffee
County Convention appointed every
Democrat in the county a delegate TO
the State Judicial Convention.
Hopkinsville (Ky.) Era: The affec-
tiol te manner ia which Messrs.
Knott and Durham address each
other as "My Dear Judge" and my
Dear Goyernor"-is an excellent sam
pie OF frozen politsness.
Paiucah Ky Ne,cs: The Demo.
Gas promise TO elect the next Gov
ernor and Senator from New jersey.
II they are to be straight party men
and are not mugwumpa it will be all
riphi, but otherwise we would jus, as
soon have a Republican.
Paducah lKy.) Nelrs. Ex-senator
Davis is talked OF as Mr.. Manning's
ccassor in the Cabinet. II, asis said,
Mr.. Davis is silver man, the West
will rejoice at his appointment.
Paducah (Ky.) Nc,cs: Mics Ida Allen
is candidates for School Superintend-
ent In Henderson county. She is with
out opposition.
Paducah (Ky.) NdpC Louisville
wants one II not both the coming
Presidential conventions. The nav OF
the metropolis for Offices, conven-
tons, etc, il only excelled in ability
by the sell-Sloriiying praite OF its
newspapers
The El'zsbethtown (Ky.) Messenger
asks. III Gen. Buckner and Judge
Durham wait for the office to hunt
them up, who will be Governor ?"
The man, seys the PaduCah NelDS, who
chases the office in q hole, as the Hon.
j. Proctor Kuo.t did in the last con-
test, will come out with II on silver
platter.
Paducah (Ky.) NeEG Speaker OF.
futt, who wants to be Attorney GEN
eTal. greatly enriched his reputation
by branding the gambling act "the
DID gambling bill :" but this seems
to be not half of his sins OF commits.
III 81 4
vile publicly says Ohutt asked the
president Of the company that the at
torney of the Louisville and Nashville
railroad be sent TO Frankfort TO assist
in making up the Railroad Commit
tee II this charge be true, and
Youpg is a responsible man, 0hutts
aspirations will go to join Durhams
punctured GubernatoIial boom.
The Quitman (Cleburne county,
Ark Light, edited by member Of
the Wheel, opposes nominating a
State Wheel ticket, and declares that
Il could not support such ticket "un-
less it should be thoroughly Demo
cratic"
Little Rock (Ark.) Gazette: Mr.. ID. n.
McCurry WAS chosen delegate to the
political S ate Wheel Convention by
the Boone County Wheel. Mr.. Sam
Murphy, the lead ng Repub lean OF
the Fifth Congressional District, and
the leading spirit OF the Boone County
Wheel, was Instructed to attend in
place OF ihs secretary, who is dele.
gaze by virtue of his office. Mr.. Muir
ply is one Of the most active Republic
cans in the State He ia at all times
a most determined and formidable op.
ponent OF Democracy, and, Ike Nc.
Cracker and Sarber and the lesser
Republican partisaus now managing
the political movement pIecipitated
in the name OF the Wheel, is leaving
nothing undone TO insure a disrup-
ton of the Democratic party of which
the Republicans can take advantage.
Lee County (Ark,) Wheel has
adopted the following resolution:
Rcsolred, That We are opposed to the
nomination OF State Wheel tick ct,
and that we deem it expedient 10 send
a representative to the meeting OF
the grand Wheel, TO be held on the
9th of June, with instructions to OPP
pose and employ all honorable means
to prevent the nomination of a Safe
Wheel ticket, and il his Counsels are
rejected, and il it he determined to
put a ticket in the field, he is hereby
inttruc.ed 10 enter solemn protest
against such action and to withdraw
from the meeting
Selma (Ala.) Times The bottom
has fallen out of the Mobile bolt. II
is told Of an English Premier that
whenever he was more than usually
harassed by the opposition, he would
cay, We'll, we must apply our major.
ity." The candidates in Alabama
have been applying their majority
whenever they could, and it was
nothing but puerile in the McKleroy.
Seay crowd to bolt because the Clay.
ton. Dawson combination applied their
majority in Mobile.
Selma (Ala.) Times We see Col. S
W. JOHN Of Dallas is being mentioned
very generally in the State press "a {
cand date for Speaker OF the House
We do not kGow whether Col, Johnis
candidate or not. II he is, he is very
much the most formidable man in tn,
SAGE.
Columbus Miss Democrat. Tit
Louisiana Legislature, now ia session
is going over about the same grount
that ours did in the winter and spring
Among the mos; important question
are: E ecions Of Judges, revision o
statutes, agricultural lien laws, an,
railroad supervision. In reference I,
the latter question a special to tn,
Times Democrat says: "Mr. Stricklau,
gave notice he would introduce a bill
Tor railroad commission, 1t is sub
atantially the Mississippi law, which
has been declared institutional b,
the United States Supreme Cou i
Ssnetor G riill is Of OPTION that IN,
hill will pass the Senate"
Meridian (Misa) Mars: Hurral
Tor Leake county. She comes bravel,
to the font for FCWeU, the people
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