The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

be more calamitotv than the visitation Of
a plague, famine CIR pcstilence.
Let us take upa brief review OF the his
tory OF the DeInocfatic party. 1t is
NOT A Panty OF ACcIDEST,
but one OF principle 1t has fought for a
reduction OF the taril, retrenclment and
reform all along the line, and, believe,
went down once in the fight. Amidst the
wreck and ruin of all these spongy and
fungus parties which have sprung
into existence, 1t has stood out
grandly, fighting for the foundation
principles in the philosophy of our
government Hence il is party of prin-
ciple, not OF accident. The Republican
party came up after the war and almost
ruined your southern country. 1t Hooded
the land with tramps and monopolistic
millionaires; IL took your own State capitol
at Nashville, filled it with carpet-baggers
and said 10 you pioneers: Take a
back seal; we carpet-baggers have
formed an alliance, and claim this State
as q trophy of the war They say the
Democratic party cannot be trusted because
II stufis ballot boxes and will not give a
fair count Wouldn't you rather have
small mistake in the count than have no
vote at all? And that's what the Repub-
lican party has said to you-'You can't
vote at all The Democratic party said:
That Is not measure based upon the
eon i Vi the country. ohe man
a,u sou',,ern man loo-r V VI anu was
mn 5T, W washington ~ rccsI RESIDENT
iy '",g :" mn ai,cI no p.Iau IN uos.
Ion ~, ou nave gov W s'si 'no oia .na'
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Johnson Thaw ,noJa /, so ho, tnr liz,
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Democrats i'm the north whose hearts
bled for ma who svmnatbized with ma and
who said. Come ynn neonla oi Tho south.
we'll loci arms with vo, and march mn,
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while lie Rennblican nnrtv has been y
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