The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-15
THE TAYLORS At JASPER.
BOIH CANDIDATES WORN OUT
FROM Loss OF SLEEP.
Az Opens the Ball and Robert
Takes a Nap, AwakiDg in
Good Trim
ESPECIAL TO THE ArrEAb.I

JASPER, Tenn, September live
started for Jasper this morning at 80
O'Clock, alter only few hours rest a.
Chattanooga. Both candidates sre
much woro from loss of sleep. Ram
prevented the speaking outdoors here,
and the caudidstes spoke in the court
house. Notwithstanding TIE weather
about 1900 we're people present, and
only part of them could be accommo-
dated in the building. Alf opened
todav, and went into his speech show
ing the fatigue of constant travel, and
worked with much exertion.
BOB TOOK A NAP
of ba'f an hour before going en- the
stand and was in good trim. He came
on with a smile, end when he ross 1t
was the signal for an outburst OF sp-
plause. Ats voice is in very bad con-
ditiop, bur he has vigorous coustitu-
tion, snd said today that he would go
through this campaign if he died in
the effort. ALI was introduced today
by Mr.. A G.. Garrett. The Republi-
can candidate made a handsome
speech and arrsigned the Democracy
to the hest # bis ability, He sa d
that Republican an'sm was growing, and
the reason for the fsilure of the party
in this State was its dissensions. He
said he had bsen informed besides
that as high as s6 for votts had been
paid by he Democrats in Nashville,
Memphis and Coumbis, and that
2l.000 had been spent ct Nashville to
carry
THE LAST ELECTION.
Tha. 100 votes had been bought IN
the county OF Murray. But that in
tie face OF this he was confident OF
election, as the differences in the Re-
publican party In Middle end West
TenI essee had baen healed. Cleve-
land, he said, bad Dictated Blaine in
this state ty only 5000 votes, and that
the Republicans had only to gain 1000
votes. Three -'ourtEs OF the vote ol
the State OF Tennessee belongs to the
Republican party. Some one in the
crowd shouted: "Then you are 49, COO
short t" "Oh, yes," replied ALI, "that
is all well, but you will have 10 buy ii
and you havn't gos the money to do
it." He said the country had thrived
under Republican nttional rule, that
labor had been contsnted under it az
that the wcrkingman knew no strikes
He stated they assumed
CONTROL OF THE COUNTRY
with an empty treasury, and that they
he'd replenisbe1 its vauls. He main
taiDed the entire navy was the result
OF Republican sppropria ions, and wsf
tooay strong enough to guard 10000
miles of river shore and ocean coast
He was surprised any rt spectacle party
would oppose the B air bill, and saic
the Republican party wanted to re
serve the public domain for homts TO
the homeless
Co. BoO rose asd started tight intt
his speech, after Introduction by Capt
w. L, Dona' don. He opened his
speech by s,yiug; 'Now am goinS
to hammer away little while upon
the carcass of the Republican party ,
We have glorious country. 1t Is
the child of the ages, and the men who
made it were the purest and best upor
the earth. They were designated by
God almighty. They saw thst crown
upon one head gave the right to one
msn to rule in luxury and happiL ess,
wlung from swat of labor, aud they
said: We will
CHANGE THE ORDER OF GOVERNMENT
and instead OF one crown resting upor
one head it is Te;tiDg over the brow
Of every American citizen, and We
have gathered here to see how We
shall best preserve the Rand govern
ment OF Jefferson.
His speech was typical address
and went mainly to show the disas
trous corsG quences of too much cen
tIaliz ition of government. He sale
that the Republican party haC
trampled on the chart and compass o
the people (ths constitute ion), tia
sets iorh the power of government
That the Republican parry came il
with two. thirCs of both houses o
Congress. 1t had The judicial powel
aud it
WANTED THE PRESIDENCY,
and then its power would be Com
plete. He reviewed the history OF re
construction with wonderful power
and charged the violation OF ever!
constitutional light by the Repuoli
can rule. He showed that Democrac.
always favored the education Of thu
masses.
His, speech was an elegant Tesum,
of Republican rule in the South, will
which we are all familiar, aud hi
power was displayed with uniformit!
and force in relating it.
Both candidates speak at Tullahom
ton orrow.