The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22
ENLORS npPONENT.

The Jackson Wheel aai Blaie, which is
the authorized mouth piece Of the Wheels
and Alliances Of West Tennessee, says oil
Warren Smith, who IS opposing d. A. En-
loe in the Eighth Congressional District,
that
lie Is posing as an Independent anda Wheeler,
while running on A Republican high tariff plat
form and under the, dir ton Of tho Republican
Executive Committee lie Is the nominee oil the
Republican party OF the district and stands on inc
National Republican platform. But he Is playing
sneaklng, dishonest gamo on the Nheelers ana
deserves the censure Of all Nheelers ana the
reprobation OF honest mon As TACT warren snllh
lisa inudand crank, about half aud halt lie
was GrcenacScr but few years ago, then
! seml-CUmmust, then Republican for revenue.
He Is prolcctlOnist per s.. aud yet dares TO cali
himself n Wheeler H. .s for Tree whisky ana
cheap tobacco, and IN favor Of high taxes on nee
ossares OF life and yet LHs the impudcnce 70 pose
ns Prohihltlonist and thu lrIcnd Of labor lie Is
sneaklngly and dishonc, Iy attempting to mislend
and deceive the Wheeler OF this district and we
warn Whcccr againt him watch him!-question
| him-rcad between the lines when he speaks
Smith is evidently a hybrid-one OF
class that always comes to the front when
there is anything like political stress upon
the Democratic party, as there always is
during presidential election. THE Ar
ZEAL is glad to know The Wheel and Blade
is 80 earnestly opposed to Smith, and for
Enloe, who has proven his title TO re-elec-
ton by the unusual ability with which he
signalized his entry upon his congressional
duties. As The Whui and Blade SAYS
lie went there on the doc rlno Of reform and the
reduction OF taxation, aud this being an agricul.
tum district, he turned Do, attention to the inter
est Of the farmers and worked as-idu0usly for the
promotion Of their Interest aud Tor the protection
| Of their rights. His whole course wus iu direct
line with the principles ct the Agricultural Wheel,
which was just alike Ia all classes with special IA
vors for none. The farmer who Il Wheeler from
principle, aud looks upon tine Interest OF the farming
aud hhoring classes ~ of pt"atcr importance than
that Of any party, cannot an1rd to vote against him
for second term. lie has been Endorsed by the
county Wheels Of his district aud highly COM
mondcd by some In other districts, M well rs
In other States for bis bold, manly and
courageous defense Of the iHrmCr' interest In hi.
bill To prevent gamblinr iu futures in agricultural
products, and In his measure "a refund tJi0OOl
Ia the farmers Of the South oi which they were I'M
Justly robbed In what q known as the cotton tax.
These and other measure Of d similar import have
won for him u national fame, and he Is Justly
looked upon ~ the farmers friend, and We can
not SOC why any Wheeler or farmer, regardless 81
party Affiliations, can lHorl % vote against him
for visionary man, VII, Is led by a delusion born
Of an oycrwcaning ambition iorPolitcal fame.
Thus Endorsed By Wheclers aud Demo
Gratis, Enloc's reelection is sure. His ma.
joriiy in 1856 over Hawkins was $500.
This year, with nearly every white voter
for him, Il ought 10 Doe 5000.