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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02

made IL worth while 10 invite immigration,
and 1t appreciates fully the importance
TO the city OF the offerings OF the
land companies. II will be the first
TO call them 10 account when they
abuse their privileges, but it cannot in JUS
tice permit obstncles'to be thrown in their
way without a protest. Memphis must be
allowed TO grow. Mr.. Johnston's theory
that no privileges must be extended su.
burban non.iaxpayers would, II adopted,
kill the city dcadcr than a door nail His
theory implies that he, as an individual
property-holdor has some peculiar control
over public highways. What his rights
are the courts will show him, and pending
the adjudication Of his claim he should
remain quiet and join the public in the
appreciation which should be extended
these corporations that have united. to cs-
tablish many homes whore there were
none before.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
PERSONAL POINTS.

Mn. AND Mus. r. u. rRrzEyANr lcit yes.
tcrday for New York. whence they sail
Saturday next cor Euupc.
Mas. ID. ZrLrSrR left for Boston ycsicr.
day 10 he gone several months, the guest Of
her sister, Mn. ;. ll.ssbcrg.
Tmr hnppicst couple In Memphis are
Mt and Mrs u. l.. Muliorl. II Is a
bright beautiful girl weighing eleven
pounds
Tuos. lloiroHD. English Cotton buyer,
doing business In this city, left New York
yesterday Tor Liverpool, 10 remain during
the remainder Of the season.
Mis- r. J. TuuHNoND, Austin, Mis-. /;
Max Moses, Ascola, Miss. the Hon. Robt.
Powell, Canton, Miss, and Col. Geo. q.
Waddcll, OF Louisiana, arc registered at the
Gayosa hotel
Miss MARY McllgNRY, the charming
aud accomplished daughter Of John Me.
Henry, Cincinnati, IL visiting nj the resi-.
dcncc Of her aunt, Mrs. A. NJ. York, No.
l7j Union street
Mus. Lucy V. PiTrNAS, widow Of the
late Robi. Pitiman, OF this city. died at
Williamson, :. g., on April ~. Her re-
mains arrived here last evening and will
be buried In Elmwood today.
Mn. JONI RnoDrs, Of Blcd.oc landing
Ark, and Miss ]. Il. jenkins, were mar
red Monday evening at the residence Of
the brides stcpfathcr, Mr.. WIN. Hodge,
corner Madison aud Orleans streets The
Rev. DIR. Venablc performed tho ooro-
mony.
Tnrmost Joyous event in jewish circles
LOT the week VAS the marriage Of Mr.. a..
a, Hirsch, popular young merchant, 20
Miss Leah fricdcnburp. at her residence,
No, lss Main street, ON Monday afternoon
ut O'Clock pm. The bridal couple left
on the steamer Vicksbufg for 81 Louis,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02

sault upon Mcclellan ind Hancock had
preciptated him. lie floundered about
filing the air at one moment with
pleas in extenuation Of his previous infa-
my, and at another with the cries Of the
termagant. lie sought to smirch Mr.
Voorhees,, but that gentleman crushed
him again TO earth and left him whimper-
ing. The result Is that ingalls, stands in
deeper disgrace than before lac endeavored
TO relieve himself of the opprobrium which
the public had cast upon him.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
A WOMAN AND A MAN.
Both are Wanted IN Wick 3burg, Miss.
for Beating O Theater Manager.

Both are Wanted IN Wick jburg, Miss,
for Beating o Theater Manager.
Chief OF Police nasis, received a letter
yesterday morning. from the chief OF
police at vicksburg, Miss, to arrest Joe
Hudson, young white man, wanted there
for grand larceny, With the accurate de-
scription furnished, there was but little
trouble in finding Hudson, who was at
work ms property man at Gentrys theator,
and he was locked up. The letter failed
TO state what the amount Of the larceny is.
Hudson, when seen in his cell, stated that
he had not stolen anything at Nicksburg,
and why the charge was brought he could
not understand, but that he would 60 back
without requisltion 10 face it.
Just before Hudson was arrested the
chief received dispatch from the chief ut
Nicksburg 20 arrest Freddie Peasley, q
white woman, who he would also find
either nj Gentry's theatre or the Cochran
hall hotel, who was wanted there for OBJ
tanning money under false pretcnses. The
woman had Just come in on the train and
was found at the hotel, with her little Ave
year old girl. She is an actress, and the
manager Of the Peoples theatre at Vicks-
burg had sent her ticket at New
Orleans, her home, TO come up
there and fill an engagement Two
Others, man and woman were TO come
with her, but they got drunk and failed to
utilize the tickets sent them by the same
manager. The woman said while on her
way from New Orleans she was told that
the Peoples theater was a low, bawdy
place, and she resolved not TO stop there,
but TO come on here, and she did. She
saws she will send the manager the money,
50. 30, for the railroad ticket.
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KILLED A MARSHAL
And Emptied n Revolver Into Crowd
Fears OF LynchinR.

And Emptied Revolver Into Crowd
Fears OF Lynching.
Special Dispatch 10 the Appeal.
BRMSGmAN, Ala, May Late this
afternoon George Martin was drunk and
raised a row In front Of a saloon in War.
rior when Owen Kelly, acting marshal Of
the place, undertook TO arrest him, where
upon Martin drew a pistol and shot
the officer dead, then turned and
ran, crowd pursuing him. lilo
turned and fired at them rs he
ran. omptying his revolver. but hitting
no one. lilo was caught on the edge OF
town and taken back and locked up along
with his brother William, who Is con.
ccrned In the original racket, and tonight
II Is feared an attempt will be made
20 lynch him. The mayor has telegraphed
Sheriff Truss for help 20 protect him, and
Truss Is preparing 10 send several men
and lot OF rides up on the midnight train.
Perry Steel, a grown negro, was brought
In from Oxmoor tonight and jailed on the
somewhat remarkable charge Of nping a
girl Of his own color. Tho alleged victim
Is Hattie Mitchell, a twelve ear-old.
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THE STANDARD OIL TRUST.
Harlow Dow, OF Memphis, Before tho
Investigating Committee.

Harlow Dow, OF Memphis, Before tho
Investigating Committee.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-The House com.
mittee on manufactures resumed its invos-
tigation into the Standard Oil trust this
morning. Harlow Dow, OF Memphis. was
called. He said he was engaged in buying
and selling oil from persons and companies
in opposition to the Standard Oil trust.
Witness was questioned at length concern
ing the rate of charges on the Chesapeake
& Ohio railway and Southwestern railway
formerly the Chesapeake & Ohio towns
north OF Memphis to himself and the rate
TO the Standard Oil trust.
lie said that on every barrel of oil
shipped In less than carload lots to these
cities he had been for some years past
obliged TO pay first-class rates, while the
Standard trust had been getting fourth
class rates on shipments OF less than ten
barrels. lie had complained OF this TO b.
+. Mitchell general freight agent of the
road, but had secured no reductions.
Witness had had good trade with
town forty miles up the road, but
had lost Il because the rates were 80
unjust TO him us compared to the Stand
ard. Since tho passage OF the interstate
commerce law there had been practically
no change in this condition Of things.
There were three railroads in that section
OF the country which Disseminated against
him and in favor Of the Standard trust.
These were the Illinois Central, formerly the
Mississippi 4 Tennessee, the Chesapeake,
Ohio 4 Southwestern, and the Louisville
4 Nashville Railroad companies. lie had
been practically driven out of business in
localities covered by these roads
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02

Tue decision Of Chancellor Estes in
the last Of the cases against Mossn. Had
den, Lee and Harris, which We give Ia full
this morning, terminates a controversy
which was begun in a spirit ilr from anna.
be. In this case, in which $4,000 was
involved, the Chancellor says the fact
show that no, a cent ia due from the Com.
misionoS. Every cent Of the SUN was
spent for the benefit OF the people and
nothing Is 10 be paid back. The Chancel-
Tor oonsirues the Taxing District act, and
lays down the rulo for future guidance,
which the Commissioners will certainly
follow, but hc finds no fraud, no pccula.
ton, no breach Of trust to The peoples
prejudice. While President MADDEN was
sick the whole Of the school fund, Il seems.
was not n prompllypaid as Il should have
been. but this not by design or for gain 10
the officials. They made not a cent by the
utlAls NfNfFlhftfHH hfiNlHs ilNlNfu anu
Ice are charged with some small amour,
q in,crcs, for this uninicntional default
The sum will not exceed 300. 1, Il
due TO the Aitorncy.General 10 say
tina, after he had examined the proof,
he stated In Argument, with perfect
hankncss, that the facts furnished no
grounds ior charging pcculaiion, and that
hc made no such impuiaiion. lilo did
desire, however, 20 get q construction Of
the Taxing District law for future guidance,
and Tor the public safety. II IL causc ior
congruiulaiion that the end has been
reached, and that scrutiny has developed
no unclcan spot. Tho court declares that
the Commissioners must strictly consiruc
the law, aud Il cnioins them nom exceed.
ing their lawful authority The opinion
sustains fully the faith which the people
entertained In the probiiy Of the Commits.
niuucrs.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02

WHEELING, W. Va, May I.--Rlycr feet .
inches aud falling.
PiTTsBuRG, Pa. May l.--Rlycr . feet inches
aud falling. Weather cloudy AMI cool.
INV okLEANs. Ia. May i.--wenther ciear snd
warm. Departed New Mary llouiton. Ciucin'
natl.
EVANSVILLE Ind, Nay i--Riycr 10 feet :.
tenths aud Stationary. Weather cloudy aud chilly.
Departed. 0nniic State. ior Memphis
NiCKsBuRG, Mis-, May The river Il TALL
ing, fAsscd up. Diamond aud tow AZ noon;
Arrived city Of Providence, 81 Louis She
leaves Tor NatcheS AZ am.
CINCINNATI, o, May Moon. River ~ feet I
inchc, and failing Weather cloudy. The Their.
momeier Il al az. Nlght--Rlvcr ~ feet inches
aud falling Weather cooi aud cloudy. Arrived
H. A. Hhcrlcy. titisbuu. buckeye STATE. Memphls
Departed. abofley, fittsburE Paris c. brown, New
Orleans.
CAIRO. NJ, May Moon ARRIVED VIZ. Ms.
bet Evansville, am. Departed. Nzbct n
Louis. lam River - feet Inches and falling
Weather cloudy and cold, Night-Afrivcd. BclIs
Memphis NalcheE noon: Iron sides. noon. charley
brown ~ louis pm. Departed Golden
Rule. New Ofleans noon. helle Memphis "A louis
I ,. m; Iron bldca ~ Louis ~ M River "a feet
Inches aud falling, wesihef dear and cs.s
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Indictment. Asnin., Him Cancelled.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May Federal in-
dictments against Louis Rehm, who. thir-
teen years ago, while teller Of the Planters
National bank, embczzled 100000 and
stole ten J. NJ. & I. railroad bonds, were
this morning dismissed. Rehm fed 10
Germany and has since lived there.
Last summer. upon petition Of the
bank stockholders and Others, tho
State court indictments were dismissed.
Attorncy-Gcncral Garland, however. re-
fused 20 allow the Federal indictments 10
be withdrawn until Rehm had surrendered
10 the court here. Rehm returned from
Germany. arriving here two days ago, and
this morning surrendered 10 the court,
whereupon Judge Barr, upon motion Of
Dsirict'Ationey WlckliGe, ordered the
chargcs cancelled.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
ANNUAL COUNCIL
or the Episcopal Churches OF Missis-
sippi Convenes at jackson.

or the Episcopal Churches OF Missis-
sippi Convenes at Jackson.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
JACKSON, Miss, May Tho sixty.first
annual session of the Episcopal churches
of the diocese of Mississippi convened
hero at HOO o'clock today in st. An
drew's church. The services were opened
with n professional hymn. The bishop
and clergy, in full robes, marched into the
church and down the main aisle 10 the
chancel. The morning service was con-
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. lawson and
the Rev. Mr.. Martin, The Rev.
DIR. Harris reading the epistle and Bishop
Thompson the gospel. Rev. Mr.. Stark
weather preached the council sermon,
which was addressed chiefly 10 the clergy
and was very appropriate. After service
the council was formally opened and an
organization perfected. The Rev. George
G. Harris, r. +. d., was reelected secre-
tary, and George W. Howard, NJ. D., was
reelected treasurer. Most OF the clergy OF
the diocese were present and good dele
CATION OF lay delegates. The usual commit
tees Necessary 10 permanent organization
were appointed. The standing committee
OF the diocese was elected rs follows OF
the clergy, Rev. VIM. Short, Rev. DIR. Geo.
g. Harris, Rev. DR.. Henry SAMSON and
Rev. Noel Logan; Of the laity, Messrs. Z.
i. BAILEY, VI. Green, Geo. w. Howard,
NJ. D., aud George NJ. Marshall. Tomor-
row night was appointed for the annual
meeting OF the diocesan missionary soci-
city. A reception at Bishop Thompson's
was arranged for Thursday night. No
other business OF general interest was
transacted.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
Tne Sew. a. ci,,sc...

Prom The lnckaoufihe WV Ntfhldi
The Jews are good and patriotic citizens
wherever they are accorded tho rights and
privileges Of citizenship and in countries
where they are under the law and sub
jccied TO legal robbery and many indignl.
ties they are industrious and thrifty, and
maintain their peculiar Individuality not.
wilhslanding the temptations 10 abandon
their faith and nationality. Christians
look upon the IIcbrcw mcc as an ever.
present physical evidence Of the truth Of
the Old Testament scriptures, and indi.
rectly Of the gospel also. The faith Of the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
Tarin Rciormer- In the Majority.

lruin The Chatiannoga Sun.
Tho Memphis ArPg,L says that the vote
In the Hamilton county convention. sat.
urday, on delegate 10 st. Louis, brought
out vote between protection and non
perfection Democrats, aud that the pro,ec-
tionisis we're outvoted. TnE ArrEAL l.
mistaken In this. The vote was not clearly
drawn between protection and non prolcc.
ton. There were other things involved
II the vote had been n square test the pro.
tcctionisis would have been outyo,cd by a
larger majority than ~ 10 %.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
EdncatIen In the senth.

inom the New oflcaik IiinesDcmocrni.
As Mr.. Cable and the northern Ropub-
lican press are continually picking at the
south, because it does not at once get rid
Of the immense amount OF iliieracy that
slavery, the war aud reconstruction left IL,
IL is interesting TO note the following prog
rcss In our public schools, in the amount
set apart each year In some Of the southern
states for public education.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
Gr.nt a.a IN. san,h.

In the last years Of his life Gen. Grant
grew heartily sick Of the Republican policy
toward the south. and on his death bed he
expressed the hope that the iraicrnal feel.
ing between north and south would grow
day by day until We we're, indeed, broth.
ers In fact NJ well ~ In name. II he were
living now how could he refrain from NJ.
buking sicrnly the demagugucs who are
trying 10 stir up the old hatred.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02

An increase Of S3,lOO,OOO in the State
educational revenues, in addition 20 the
large amounts expended by the counties
and ciiies-ior these statistics do not in
clude the county funds-is something that
the south has reason 10 be proud Of, ~
evidence Of the interest II takes in its
public schools, and the great cxcriions IL
Is making 10 improve them.
And, altogether, the south Is proud, and
has reason 10 be ~, OF the handsome
showing Il Is making In every direction, in
It's crops, factories, mines and industries,
in It's wealth and schools There Is not
single line Of industry In which IL IA not
progressing, and progressing rapidly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02

Jews in the coming OF the Messiah to ere
deem his people out of all nations" and TO
reign upon the earth over restored king
dom Is rs firm as II was at the beginning
OF the Christian era.
No reasonable Gentle should complain
because the Jews preserve their identity
and give so conspicuous an evidenc Of
their adherence TO the faith OF tho patri-
nrchs of old
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
THE APPEAL

fr'RPASSFs EYER Y OTHER MEMPHIS NEWS,
PAPER IN CIRCULATION IN TOWN As
WELL AS COUNTRY
Jiis a DonocTutie popsr.
jfedchN Democratic docirinel
ba1poris Democratic men.
hajgorts Dcnocrdiic measra
Hsh,eunm 1 dcroiof 10 ne mdhi-ndnc, o. N, IN.
rronGey Of he Democratic pariy-loci, STAT and Ma
dondl, and NE odrdHcynni OF al nc hiercsS Of Non.
he, Tolnogoo and he linton.
BuSbleSs L;ieg should Dc addressed,
TIE APPEiL,
?s2 Socond Srod. Amtphia TIM
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02

Tnr Bradsircct Agency reports 1913 fail.
urcs In the United States during tho week
ending April %, 1883, agains, isi In the
preceding week, and l5s, i7a, 1903 aud i0i
In the corresponding weeks Of 1857, 1885,
1885 and 1884 respectively. Tho failures
were thus divided; Middle States, 40;
New England States, 90 Southern States,
30. Western States, 55; Pacific States
and Territories, 81; Canada, 20. Total In
the United States and Canada, el0.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
They Won, sell a, Aue,io..

special Disfatch 70 The Appeal
Duck HUI, Miss, May LA crowd
came today, but the bids were 40 low that
all sales Mt auction wero Cancelled and
the property withdrawn from the market
Tho company will dispose OF Il by private
sales. The company demands lair yalu.
alton Of their property here, and will not
sacrifice H. The action today has inspired
more confidence than was ever felt before.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
VIII, ni.iss IIa. D.eI,nc,.

frum the uouficfjournal
The fact Is that Mr.. Blaine refuses 10
lead his party in eight on I'M issue which
he has said insurcs Republican victory.
and no one who knows the ambition oi
Mr.. blaine Ia going 10 believe that he
thinks there IL anyHpch virtue In this issue
II ho declines 10 take advantage OF Il 10
secure the realization OF the political
dream OF his life.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02

from whence thcy,go to Chicago and other
northwestern cities, 10 be absent several
weeks. sr
Mn. ]. A. coleman and Mr. Joe r.
Kelly, two OF NasIiville's most reliable and
well known lctter-carriers, who have been
spending few days with friends in the
city, have returned home TO report for
Iuiv
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
se,.,,..,,h II,,..,. p,.,r,e,.

VASDALIA, ILL.,, May 1.-The Republi.
can congressional convention for the Sew.
en,ecnih Illinois district nominated John
J. Brown for Congress. Benson Weed, Of
Efingham, and X. T. Higgins, Of Van.
dalia, wcr chosen delegates TO the national
convention, They go uninstrucied, but
both favor Judge Gresham.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
In. woman Who works.

Prom the San franciso Examiner
The woman who strikes out new line
Of profitable effort will probably shock the
prevailing i,loas Of propricly which will
be a good thing for both the ideas and the
people Who hold lhcm. hut II her nature
i upright and good In the iiui place she
will continue charming and womanly, no
matter what her means Of earning a living
may be, provided only Il bc honest.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
Robert Foot Caught.

Special Dispatch ~ The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May l.-Roben Foot,
who is wanted at Memphis for making an
assault with intent 10 kill, was arrested
here today and left, In custody Of Mem.
phis officer, tonight.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02

SENATOR ISoAiis yesterday replied 10
Senator voorhees,, aud Senator voorhees,
rcplid 10 Senator Ingalls, II was the
aerccs, controversy the United States Sen.
ate has ever known. The lic WINS passed
from voorhees, 10 ingalls, and the latter was
entirely uoried. Ingalls, failed 10 exiricale
himself hon the mirc into which bis as.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
Horse Thie,,as aud Human Life.

fWm the Kansas city Tines
The work DISCRIMINATING horse thieves
goes briskly ON In the southwest II
seems 10 be n good deal morn hazardous 10
steal horses than 10 commit murder In
Missouri and Kansas. An eye for an eye,
and tooth for a tooth aud q life for a
horap
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
jackson. Miss. Daily suspena..

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
Jackson, Miss, May 1.-The jackson
Daily AdrcriisT In lis issue Of today an.
nounccsa suspension, but says II proper
encouragement IL extended from the bust.
ncs community Il will shortly resume
publication ON a larger scale.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
House of REPRESENTATIVES,.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The House then
went into committee OF the whole
(Mr. Springer, OF Illinois, in the chair on
the tariff bill, and was addressed by Mr..
McCreary, Of Kentucky, Mr.. Foran, Of
Ohio, Mr.. o. Farrell, Of Virginia, and Mr..
Dorsey, Of Nebraska.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
The Next Ticket.

Washington Special 10 the CourcrJournal.
Senators Vest, of Missouri, and Daniels,
Of Virginia, were talking politics yester-
day. The Missouri senator thought that
without, doubt the ticket which will be
named by the Democratic convention at
st. Louis will be Cleveland and Gray.
Col. Morrison would be a good man, but
the Democratic party in his State, Illinois,
is not sufficiently strong to warrant the Sc
lection Of its members for u place ON the
presidential ticket As for Missouri, she
had a number OF men available for the
second place, but the names OF none OF
them will b. presented to the convention.
Missouri is satisfied with the honor Of hav-
ing the convention meet in her chief city.
lie is confident that the convention will
unQialiiedly indono President Clevo-
lands administration. When asked II he
did not think there would be- some trouble
in getting through an Endorsement OF the
civil service bureau, he said there would
not There had been some complaint NJ
the first because the President did not turn
ont Republicans fast enough aud put Dem
ocrnts ON guard, but that has disappeared,
Il having become apparent that the Presi-
dent is now engaged in performing that
laudablc work rs fast as he can under the
circumstances.
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THE WEATHER.
Indications.

WAaISGTog. May =, 1 am.
For Mississippi md Arkansas Warmer
fair weather. light 10 fresh southorly
winds, becoming light 10 fresh casterly.
- Tor Tennessee Warmer fair weather,
nds becoming light 20 fresh oaslcriy.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
How Aso., en-. second,

Prom the Nashville Hammer.
II Is evident tina, there will be no nomi.
nation made by the Democratic State con.
Vention on the first ballot.
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u.els.,. Necessary.

From the i'cicnbuu lndcxAppeaL
A party, like an army. Is a. good as
whipped when II loses IL courage.