The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-19
Who Will Lead the G.. o.. TO- Defeat7
Memphis Men Who Try Their Hand
at Naming a Ticket.
Democrats and Republicans Solve
the Problem in Advance.
Blaine and Harrison Singled Out BY
a Majority OF the Guessers.
Our own Billy Moore Chosen by Some
Who Believe the South Will Get
Second Plaoe--All Sorts OF
Combinations Fixed Up.

Who will lead the g. o. p. to defeat in
the year 1888!
What will be the size OF the ticket
launched by the Republican national con-
vcntion, which begins its pow WOW at Chi
cago today?
This was the theme which sent an Ar-
ZEAL reporter up TO various gentlemen on
the streets yesterday, into business houses
and up flights OF stairs to private offices.
Party lines were not drawn in the chase; n
Democrat Jared equally with his Rcpub-
lean ncighbor. It was a singular rcvcin-
ton to tho reporter that - many followers
OF Jefferson were 80 10th TO give out an
opinion n to the conventions manipula-
ton. As one gentleman expressed il,
Don't publish what ! say, as IL might
have some bearing upon the result"
Other gentlemen, Of the Democratic faith,
had given much time 10 the affairs OF their
own party, but were not sufficiently inter
cstcd in the Republican TO give them n
thought, or caro- what ticket they put for
wnrd. Still Others had looked over the
field, but recAt complicated conditions
had operated TO deter them from risking
their populations us political spectators,
and they would not name probable
ticket.
The garnercd prosnosticators are us fol.
lows
Frank whito-Giesham will be the
man.
j. T. Petiit-Blainc for President; Har.
rison, of Indiana, for Nicc-Prcsidcnt.
William BoNlcs- Blaine without a
doubt.
Harry IIill--Dcpcw or Blaine, with liar.
rison, OF Indiana, for Nicc.Pcsidcnt.
Remember that.
Luke w. Finlay-Dcpcw, II his railroad
connection can be- arranged. lie Ia first.
class man, UNNECESSARILY superior 10 any
or all the other candidates. | know him
well. He was classmate Of mine ut Yale
/ college.
simon W. Green Blaine and Harri.
sOn.
W. y. Taylor-Grcsham- Is the
strongest man they have. or Blaine.
Henry j. Lynn-Blaino; and II they arr
smart they will nominate n southern man
for Vice President. This would wipe Out
the north and south idea.
Mai. Rawlings Blaine, u
nominated, would be badly beaten after
what he has written aud said n 10 III,
candidacy.
H. Dudley Fnyscr- Dcpcw and Harri
n. MclIcnry-Indosc the Democrat,
ticket.
y. W. Royster- Blaine and Dcpcw.
J. II. Humphreys Blaine and Harm
n. NJ. Aycry-Dcpcw and Harrison.
| l.. l.. Cooper Harrison and Dcpcw.
J. :. llarris-Shcrman and Dcpcw.
| a. u. Allcn-Dcpcw and Harrison.
Barney llughs lllaine aud Harrison.
John lilly-lanc aud Moore.
Napoleon llill-tiusham and IIawlcy
Joseph Spcchi, ir.-Dcpcw and lIarri
son.
r. II. Rice Blaine and Harrison.
r. n. Rice. jr.-Grrshum and Harrison
Henry Guion Blaine and Harrison.
X. e.. Ncwsom Blaine and Harrison.
T. kallnhcr lilainc and Harrison.
A. \. Hull lDlaino and Harrison.
W. II. Carroll Blaine aud Harrison.
T. II. Jackson Blaine and Harrison.
| Nlls ffl'N AAih
j. N. Sulliyan--Shcrinan and Algcr.
n. fontainc blaine aud Foraker.
!. u. Capitalization and Phelps.
Judge McCouy Blaine aud Algcr.
NJ. T. Carter Blaine and Harrison.
John Armislcgd- Blaine and Armisicad
4. q. mthor--tr,sham aud Dcpcw.
I. Banksmith lllainc and Harrison.
!. NJ. Wood-Dcpcw and Harrison.
&. u. Galloway Elaine and Harrison.
T. l.. Woodson Blaine and Harrison.
III llcascly Blaine and Harrison.
Mike blessing Dcpcw and Moore.
NJ. Gnvin- blaine and Dcpcw.
H. y. Looncy-Dcpcw aud Harrison.
Gov n. l.. Taylor-IOoks very mue
like Blaine and Harrison.
Comptroller T. +. pickard-rll bet !
cents 10 q ginger cake that I'LL he Blain
and Harrison.
Judge llammond-Shernan and lIaw
ley or Harrison and Phelps.
| j. N. smith Blaine and Harrison.
W. II. Horton Sherman and liiscock
J. y. Nilkerson blaine.
Il. n. Rucker- Algrr and Harrison.
Sam Schlos Gresham and Harrison.
! Henry SOLAR Blaine and Harrison.