The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-06
STRAY ballots.

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Morgan did stricllin'up Brown.
''l.et lis make il unanimous"
The people are NOD asleep, not much.
II didn't rain, itjust poured ballots.
Col Simon Green Is host within him
self. It
''li this be treason, then make the most
Of It," sfl
Now let's make Il unanimous. The vic.
tons are willing.
Strickln got enough votes to escape
scattering"
DIR. samield, in all Kindness, politics is
not your field. FL.
DIR. Goodyear, isn't this n good years
start, for the people.
Moses Stricklin you will never lead the
people anywhere.
Judge DuBose went home sick before
the vote was counted.
II IN alleged that Charley Pulen was at
the Fifth ward polls.
Mr.. Speen Twill never run for Office
again" stick pin In that.
Bob lee was the right man In the right
place M judge In the Sixth.
Stanley King was one OF the wheel
horses for the Peoples ticket.
Mr. Jordan, you can't say that you did
not have an easy road TO travel.
The colored voters cursed Capt Brown
from one end Of the city 10 the other.
II was Judge Josiah Patterson yesterday,
and good one he was, too.
The Hon. Lucas Clapp forgot TO eat his
dinner, but got his deserts.
Frank Craig is sorry he did Il. Officer
Faver got him for illegal voting.
Tom Graham will be In the council four
more years, aud don't you forget u.
q. W. Arnold played fair and led his
ticket in handsome style.
II Gilbert Raine Is not hustler there
never was one In Memphis
Voters Of the Peoples ticket didn't have
any hacks, but they got there all the
same
"Many are called, hut few are chosen,
one OF whom | am not which. Brother
Chase.
When Front strcetcrs close up their
houses and 20 out look after an election,
look out for majoritics.
There Is not n man who voted for the
Peoples ticket who did not do Il willingly
aud was glad of the chance.
Uol. Patterson says "Would Il not be
| In oricr for some one 10 make a motion
| that il he made unanimous
President MADDEN said. during the after
noon, III feel very much bnccd up, and
I'm not ~ lame m ! wis"
II wis a family fight, aud the mistaken
brethren should be relieved OF the cup OF
sorrow and unpalatablc dish.
W. n. Epps attempted 10 continue the
| good work of keeping the Citizens ticket
In the race and was nabbcd.
For the weigh, he carried, George Ar.
mold made q splendid rice. Take OH the
handicap and he would be hand TO beat.
ladies out on Robson street didn't like
the Citizens ticket, ard ~ cNprnS.cd them.
selves to hackmch driving that way with
Labelled teams.
WHAT Clones, John" Randlc not n
friend 10 the Irish7 Well, those In the
Fint wand, whcrch he has lived for twenty
ycars, think ~. I'd
John brennan uays Mai Petit not only
captured the colurcd voters In the Fip.t
ward, hut also the Irishmcn. John was
completely siumIed.
The Hon. Lucas CIapp vat down heavily
on the civic Capt Brown. lie exposed the
dusky thckstcrshand, and drove Him from
the polls In ignomy.3
The colorcd people Who fought 70 stead.
lastly for the RcvIW. 4. Morgan should
remember Capt X. T. Brown. Ills
ircachcry robbed their candidate Of scores
OF votes.
The "whitc Shirts Ticket as Harry
I'LL called u, grew popular M the day al.
yanccd, and long bcfop noon enthusiasm
was manifested by thousands OF Petit
men.
Detective Charley Armstrong wants il
distinctly understood hy Judge Dullnsc
that hc will talk politics whenever Il
plcascs him. This h agrcal American coun.
Try.
old man rciilt wa IN the mcc
lie zane down the home sircich Al a ratillne
race,
Throwing mud irom The tarl MI over Chase
With await whuop like old hainin the facc
Docs Con DAILY know the Fist ward7 Il
! is thought lao does. lie predicted two