The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-01
BIG MEETINGS TONIGHT.
MR.. PHELAN AND COL. GEORGE
CAN'T IN THE FIRST WARD.
Gen. Luke e. Wrlght'and the Hon. D. T.
Hadden at Beale Street Market-The
First Ward Aroused and Determined
to Win-An Iron-Molder's Views.

There will be two rousing meetings to-
night--one in the First ward, at Owen
Riley's, corner Main and Jackson streets,
and the other at the Beale street market.
The First ward meeting will be addressed
by the Hon. James Phclan aud Col. Geo.
CAN'T and big preparations are making
TO beat the record in point Of attendance
and enthusiasm. Mr.. Phcan will devote
a portion Of his remarks to his competitor
Eaton, and those who are fortunate enough
TO be present may count on hearing some
English rs she is spoke The indica-
tons are that when he gets through with
the author OF the infamous southern
Democrat letter something will drop.
At the Bcalc street market the speakers
will be the Hon. u. i. lladdcn, well
known in this city, and Gen. Luke T..
Wright, who can always be seen in the
thiCkest of the fight when the rights OF the
people are in danger. Ii these gentlemen
don't show up the true meaning OF
Patsey's Cooney's nomination it will be
because they dom know how, and nobody
will accuse them Of that
While these open-air meetings will en-
terrain, instruct and odify the people,
little quiet work in the wayoi organization
will be done in other wards In the
Eighth ward thin Is are beginning 10
assume n business complexion. Circulars,
OF which the following is q copy, have been
distributed broIdCas, 10 influential voters
in the ward:
"a resolution adopted by the Democratic
executive committee of the Eighth ward
instructs the secretary To address CONF
muuiCaton 10 q number OF active Demo.
Gratis OF the ward and request them 10 at.
tend a meeting OF the Democrats 20 be
held at Algeo's grocery, on Poplar street,
at 1880 O'Clock pm. on Thursday, No.
vembcr ], 1883, Toy the purpose Of perfect.
ing thorough organic ,tion.
THE committee have been informed that
your services would be valuable To the
party in our ward, and we will Toe pleased
10 have your aid You arr earnestly re-.
questcd TO attend this meeting, rs YOU are
expected 10 act upon an important COM
mitice in your ward on, Tuesday Noycm.
Der a."
Tony Walsh, chairman Of the executive
committee. * no. making much fus', but
viii get there all the smr lie realizes
that heavy responsibility rests upon his
shoulders, and that victory IN the coming
contest will rebound to his everlasting
glory. lie Is going To show the boys what
the First wsrl can do when she turns her.
self loose u' Il he Co,ncyi,cs might ne vel
begin To gct ready 10 clear the track. for
the First ward Democrats are thoroughly
aroused, and they mean business
An ArrEAr reporter interviewed an
iron-molder yesterday az % reported dis.
all, c.iou among his fellow craftsmen. lie
said: Don't be- alarmed, the iron.m1licn
are no fools and you can't pull the wool
over their eyes with free trJd' talk. We
know that our wages d1n't depend upon
protection, and We also know that The
prices We pay Tor everything We need
are directly due To heavy import
duties You just say in Tur ArrENL that
the iron moldcis Of Memphis will vote
Tor Cleveland, phclan and the stm'g ht
Democratic ticket from "ccnd 10 Ccud.
In the meantime il may not be- ami-s 10
remark that II will take hard, earnest and
unrcmitling work In Oh the wards TO carry
the day next Tuesday aud that 1t can't
begin too soon.