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

fined To- give the names Of his secret
Pclients, Why the Secrecy Was it inn
posed by the clients In ambush or self
imposed2 Under which flag may we look
for those anonymous clients in the pres
cnt controversy Are his clients and his
political allies all one?
DoS'r vote for tho Citizens Street Rail-
road ticket. -~--s
The people do not want Mr.. Chase, the
scrip broker, in Office.
TIE Barrett-Frayser combination against
the people must DO downcd.
THERE never was Doodle politician who
could count upon the German vote.
IT is cold day when Frayser gets left.
He will buy an overcoat next Thursday.
The men behind the Chase ticket have
mortgage on their nominees. Remember
that.
DUDLEY FRAYsER yearns for the day
when hc can make another turn OF the
screw.
Thomas B.RRErr's paper. the Ledger, Is
course.
For every dollar that Mr.. Chase made
on scrip transactions there was poor
mans tear.
LOOK at the foul and ramshackle street
cars and don't vote for the Citizens Street
Railway ticket.
THE men who made the Chase ticket
are the men whom the people OF Memphis
desire to down.
TnE ringsters aud wreckcrs look upon
the coming election as their last chance to
get back into power
IL the women could vote how immense
would be the majority against the Citizens
Street Railroad ticket!
X. DUDLEY FR,ysER's paper. the Ledger,
is for the Citizens Street Railroad ticket,
first, last and all the time.
THOMAS BARRETT and Dudley Frayscr
own the controlling interest in the Ledger.
| A word TO the wise Is sufficient
The buzzards that once flocked over
Memphis are only awaiting the election Of
the Chase ticket TO swoop down again.
Ed. SHAW and I. j. Cassells are the two
colored orators who are supporting tho
Chase ticket. Birds of feather flock
together"
TnosE hony-handed sons OF toll, Thomas
] Barrett and Dudley Frayser, present a
beautiful spectacle when begging for work.
ingmensyot
VINO is Thomas Barrett? He X the man
who cxacted SIS 900 year from the men,
women and children OF Memphis by lilo
gally charging Tor years a l0-cent car fare.
TuE money Of the people win be spent
for the whole people Il the Peoples ticket
shall win The Lord knows how il will be
spent II the Citizens Street Railway ticket
shall win.
VINO Is II. Dudley Frayscr? He Is the
man who wants 10 prevent the city from
charging him SJ00O0 year for the use oi
iis streets when the present franchise OF
his company shall expire.
Mn. PAT. wiSrRas and Mr.. Dudley
frayser, Mr.. Thomas Barrett and Mr.. w.
j. Chase dancing Highland fling over
the PROSTATE body Of Memphis Is spec
taclo the peopie do not wish TO see.
TUX issue isshsply drawn-on one side
are the advocate 81 the present form Of
government aud The believers in munic-
! ipal administration on business basis;
on the other ringsters aud wrcckes.
II is ropgted that lIadden's mule
laughed hinselfA nlmost TO death ut the
Joke pcpctrattd by our esteemed morning
contemporary that the Citizens street
railroad) ticket represents tho working
men. sr
WHEN the Citizens Street Railways
ticket was flrst sprung Il was too much for
the Ardidnchc 10 stomach, and II clamored
for Petit aud Democrats only. But when
Petit took the field II rushed TO Chase.
Why did Il tumble of its pcrch1