The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-23
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Judge Morgan mud Gen Chalmers SPEAK
at Nelly Springs.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
lloLIY Srm NGs, Miss, oct. 22.-Judgo
Morgan and Gen. Chalmers addressed an
unusually large audience u, this place to.
day. Chalmers opened the discussion
with n speech Of an hours duration.
Coming before our people a. full ilcdgcd
Republican seemed 10 ombauass the gen
cml and 10 rob tho brother Of that bold
ness and magnetism which characterized
Lis speeches even when lac was Ll-.5so NJ /,
vs. an independent Tho cg.uff-h6usc was
crowded, a mal.SAy % whom were
negroes Tic osfhmonccd by attempting
to pl-~cTnM ncmocucy u former days in
Sdmshall county hal rlrcgmdcd, but he
hal not proceeded iar before his remarks
became personal, whom one Of our gallant
Young Democrats arose aud warned him
that he could not deal In pcronali-
Ties hcw lie replied that lac could
not be- bulldoz,i, but was not looking
lui a light lie showcrcd abuse upon our
state and national government, claimed
that Cleveland Wus oNirnyuglnt and had
spent murr money In the same timo than
President Arthur had. tie said that the
surplus should be- reduced, bat should be-
done ~ In accordance with the Republican
inrl bill AMI los paving oil the public
debt. lie compared Wnshingtons views
with those Of Cleveland un the tarin aud
makes hid Tor the farmers votes by
p.a.sing the Alliance and druuuurIng
trusts Chalmers speech was upplnulrd
several times hy the dark 4dc Of the house.
luUg' Morgan opened his speech With
lens promise of an effective argument Than
WIS expected. hut hc sonn became moc
enthusiastic nui Interesting. and u va,
not long until % bright smile pCfyadcd the
face ui every Democrat M the house. The
judge asked that oar people deal gonty
with his opponent, ns ho WIS having u
bard time anyway llr stated that the
white hicuds oi Zen. Chalmers In the
hnusH could br counted ON thUo fingers
lNppliusc H. took up 1hlmtr. Urpul
unl followed DC through the Nicissliudot Of
Democracy. lndrpHudUnry AMI nilnsi, kD.
puIh,Wilm TO- stated That the General
h1l h'rn vtrnuidiug iur eight YEARS.
siu.p thr Democrats would not cnuut him
Boo over John l' lynch hy maud, and nov
hr hid struck huilum Ito stamped
Chalmers aI tly father ul lllloi-hoN siuH
inH boo ihn ~hDUstuus district. Tie taught
us tHo uu liust hero q voice proceeded
irlm among thu urgtoJH. "llc's mighty
shJfp Il be- cam teach Democrats, IN
which The judge rurlly and effectively TO-
I.iyd "lps, wy UU.uui hulhcr. ho b.
sham. and WI.l tool you amazingly bad
hr.ur hc b. through with you. Tie is
sharp enough to steal thc sugar uui NJ
,uur cufrr. Laughter aud apphrs' ]
lpjs' Morgan answered thc Arguments
oft tNa'mur in % very satisfactory manner
.ul reminded ihc nurwl Hs 90 thr money
fprnt during tho administration. shut
thousands 90, northern Hnd Mexican
sY'IIyr urI proving upon tho iruHuA and
showed that ilr money went iDf suui
purpose o. proved ihlt every dollar If
thr hubble debit which o0u'i he paid rcls-
lnlbIy bad hUyn uIi lui demonstrated
ihr liri that ihu Democrats wished iu ur-
du.r TAXATION Hs we'll us ihy surplus. while
ihr Republicans only propose in their hill
iu l.iucr ihv suIp.us auI NOT relieve thv
lrf'.n of taxation. Az iur trusts, siii
hr, protective Wrn lustvif trusts u the
. government viii give me the power ] can
| nfcN ihH pV.,I, tagging t'ust 900 twenty.
. inuf hHur Tie speech Wts able aud
elaborate. uui WgH considered superior, In
pNDN wryri tu tla ui Gen. Chilmcis
/ nyp probably Zoe delivery The speakers
lya,o tomorrow iUt Mount Pleasant aud
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