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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-26
BRIEF TELEaRAMs.

Shcridan's condition continues favor.
able.
louis Sims killed Tom Owen nj Layacca,
Ark, yesterday.
fint cotton bales Of the season were
received at Savannah aud Galveston yea.
tcrday.
After a stormy session yesterday Peter
II. Clark was chosen permanent president
Of the negro Democratic national confer.
ference.
Charles Miranda, n brakeman ON the
Cincinnati 4 Muskingum Valley railway,
fell from a freight train near Bremen, o.,
at . O'Clock yesterday afternoon and was
killed.
The McCoy-lIaiiicld icud has broken
out aircsh. A hot battle was wagrd he.
tween detectives anil the McCoys ycslcr.
day, In which one Of the latter party was
killed.
II Is learned that tho object Of the plo,
which ws discovered nj Rustchuk was
10 murder Prince Ferdinand. Two Of the
ring leaders, Baguctcn aud lyanod, have
been arrested.
A Chattanooga special 10 TnE ArrEAL
says that Vernon :. whitcsidcs declares
publicly that he aided IN siulTing the
ballot boxes In iSsifo II. Chy Evans and
that Evans knew Il.
Washington Hudson paper maker Of
Louisville, swallowed rough on rats Tues.
night and died this morning after great
suiicringS. Tie was iorty.thrcc years old
and unmarried. No cause assigned.
Mr.. Henry lIaarckc. editor Of the YJh.
Fnlpi Cincinnati. has received letter that
nr. Ernest liebcr, member of the Gcrman
l,cichsiag will be present nj the great
Roman Catholic convocaiion 10 be held In
Cincinnati in September next, and will
speak.
W. II. Thomas, Thomas II. Sharlcy and
John NJ. Athcrion prominent distillcrs of
Louisville have been summoned TO appear
before the congressional committee 10 tc,.
iiiy ~ TO the existence Of a wiHky trust In
Kentucky. They deny that ibcru is such
al organization.
Late Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Albert
Meter, OF Cincinnati, who Tuesday went
upon the bond OF Ives aud Siayner,
brought suit against tlom for $40
which he claims is due him on kalc 10
them Of $50 900 Of Cincinnati. Hamilton
q Dayton stock.
On the 10Th OF July Michael flaheriy At
his home IN Jersey City beat his sisty-iiih
year Old mother. lie WIS locked up To-
day she dol and lac, ignowai OF the fact,
Was nifnigncd and charged with murder.
Aghhst he said. 80 the old woman IL dead.
To bad. She did not deserve 10 die that
way. RUN RAISED Il all"
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" viii h. observed that candidate ~ Norwood
hnis nlthinri n The wrpfi ~ the Republican lar
" 10 dcunruor except ~ financial legislation
AMI assuming that his hcarrfs Arr idiots this farm
~ who ianns With his pills charge, responsibility
oh The Democracy iot The actions Of the Rspub.
hlnuh Whon the lNmn-ar VEN utterly puvcficss
~ ahapc lcgiNatlnn ~ Nufvood hnds Il new,
mp 10 tc~p uu gnui terms With hi new b,.se.
who havc promised him thgif votes. Lgns Roci
Guasff.
II Is cvidcn, FROM this that DR.. Norwood
is hard pressed Tor facts. aud Is prcsuniing
upon the ignorance Of his auditors. lie
seems 10 be- much given 10 lying" Hut
TnE ArrEAL trusts 10 the intelligence Of
the Democracy Of Arkansas to defeat ili.
renegade pcmoera, aud scliappoin,ed
labor candidate. whose only Endorsement
comesirom the Stale Executive Committee
Of the Republican party Of Arksnsa.
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" the Democratic party Is defeated In
shelby County Il will not be- the fault OF
TnE ArrgAi. We have counsclcd an do
still counsel the unity oi the party and
common accord by tho candidates. The
whole strength Of the party should be con.
ccntraicd on the success OF the ticket. II
a candidate Tor Magistrate is found playing
the selfish and cut.throa, game Of making
his peace with the enemy ior the sake Of
the negro vote. the fact should promptly
he made known through the press. The
County Executive Committee and the
candidates Coz sheriff, Trustee and As.cs.
sor should LOOK on, ior such rccusanis, II
any there be, aud should instantly publish
the facts The party has igh, to know
who |, Is tia, Is knitting is candidates and
Is thus trying 10 destroy Ia chances Of
success Every Democratic candidate ior
Magistrate was pledged before the Con.
ycniion tn sustain aud work and vote Tor
the whole ticket, AMI tie man who u not
living up 10 this obligation Is traitor who
should b. uncovered that every man may
know him iot what no Is.
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IlESHy JAMES. the novelist aud excellent critic.
recently replied buntly enough io correspondent
WIN upbu,ilci him far Id un. American spirit ~
cvincod IN his unfAttgrlng portrayal 81 American
mcn and women. You Labog under the mistake"
Mr. James wfotc. and one pesaent In your
country. Of surprising that I am an American
This T. pregnant error I am an Ensllshman. ~
my father, the London birrisicr. va, bciUtc me.
do not intend this alatemcni of fact a, an apology
but Il may serve ~ an exploration" Mr. James
IL certainly frank u not politc.-A'E iort Hcfald
Mr.. James Is frank but lac is not truth
ful. Ills father was an lrishman. S. the
Do,ton papers stated at the time ~ Ills
death. Hut Mr.. James is a snob, and a
weak one.
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MR.. HA WKINS on THE TARIFF
QUESTION.

II the managers Of the Democratic party
desire that the people OF the State shall
profit by fair and frank discussion Of the
question OF tariff reform, they will at once
make provision for n joint discussion by
GOV. Taylor with Mr.. Sam Hawkins, the
Republican candidate for Governor. His
speech last night was mainly devoted to
the tariff, to he sure in n rambling and very
desultory but none the less effective way.
Mr., Hawkins said nothing as TO the rela.
tive merits OF the positions Of the two
parties on the tariff aud had little 10 say in
criticism OF the Mills bill, except TO try and
make point on FREQ lumber but he said
never a word about the cotton ties that
were put on the free list In order to save
the Southern planter from being the victim
OF the rapacity and greed OF one or two
manufacturers. lie did not tell his audit.
ors that the Mills bill, ii it becomes n
law, will, by putting raw material on the
Tree list, enable the American manuiactur.
ems 10 compete successfully with foreign
manufacturers in their own market, with.
out decreasing the wages OF the working
man one cont thus easing the home mar.
kct and avoiding the possibilities OF gluts
and the shutting down ol mills Mr..
Hawkins said nothing about the cilcc, the
repeal Of the navigation laws would have by
giving rs free ships to enable Amcri.
can manufacturers 10 ship their products
in American vessels that would bring no.
turning cargocs, and thus restore our
power aud supremacy rs u maritime M.
ton on the high seas. Mr.. Hawk did
not tell his hearers that the object Of tho
Mills bill was not the disturbance OF labor
hut the release Of lT,OOOOOO from some
Of the tax burdens imposed ON them
To support S2IlSi persons who are
already TAT with great wealth. This
Information was not 10 his purpose.
lie is u protcctionist who believes IN
taxing the masses unconstitutionally for
the purpose OF pcrpctuating a wealthy
class. lie has no sympathy with
the Democratic platform OF low taxes,
cheap ncccsSarics OF lie. cheap raw mate.
rial To keep the factories going, create
demand for our labor and increase
he purchasing power Of the work.
ngmans wages. Mr.. Hawkins pre-.
ems free whisky aud free tobacco
q cheap food aud cheap clothing. lilo
lii no, tell his hearers that the Mills Bill
only reduces the robbcr tariff hill about
; 10 per cent, from i7.l0 to ~ per cent,
,nd that lis whole aim and end il the
rcatcst good Of the greatest number. Mr.
Hawkins, II tied down 10 u scriatim discus.
ZION of the tahlI, would no, be- 80 glib. lie
rannot successfully defend protection
under amy plea aud with aman TO respond |
10 him and keep him under rigid cross.
examination, This pcrincsS would decline
To imporlinoncc, rs his iallacics and sophis.
tries wcrc laid bare.
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TO leave his seat to make canvass OF his
District for reelection. Both these, and
all the other Representatives Of the State,
remained in their places and trusted to
their records for the continued good will Of
the people. They did not even have the
advantage Of certificates Of good character
from their iclow-membcrs, They relied
upon their records which in nearly every
instance will pull them through.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-26

EVERYWHERE throughout the State Dem
ocrais, putting aside their preiudiccs and
their imaginary or real grievances, their
disappointmenis and their onmiiics grow.
ing out Of opposition in scramblcs for Of.
flee, should unite heartily in support Of
Gov. Taylor. llc has his shortcomings
but who is there that has notY No strong
man can hope TO pass through life without
making these plain, but they are of small
account where personal worth dominates
in man Of principle. Taylor has proven
himself such man, a sterling, reliable
Democrat, worthy the help and assistance
of every member Of the party. But the
Governor should himself set an example
Of tho DISTINGUISHED loyalty We invoke by
openly and frankly reconciling himself
with MI his leading aud late opponents,
assuring them tina, he will be grateful for
their help on or of the stump and in or
on, Of season. Let bygonos be- bygoncs
aud all hands round.
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lie says the Murraysvilo fields have
seen their best days. This conclusion can
be sustained because Of the nature
of the gas and its q1albonent parts. Natural
gas, by its analysiS has been proven to be
the result OF the decomposition of water,
process that is constantly going on, and
that at the worst,caa only be arrested in
special fields for asbort time. Nature is
constantly renewing herself.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-26
A JOINT cAMJd,Ss TaE THING

@obNf NhFVh'>D IHb ihfN''
The State Democratic Executive Com
mittee should hasten to make appoint
mcnts for the Electors for the State-at-
large and for our candidate for Governor.
Now that Sam Hawkins has taken the field
he should be accompanied by Gov. Taylor
to answer his sophistrics on the tariff
question, in the use OF which he
seems to be very adroit. Sam has no fear
of words nor does he hesitate moment rs
TO his use Of them when point is to be
made. He is as adroit as the traditional
Jesuit, and has all the catch-phrases OF the
Protcctionists at his tongues end. These
he throwsoG with the utmost ease and non
chalance, and like George Francis Train,
obtains the consent OF his auditors to points
OF doctrine that in their cool, calm mo-
ments they would condemn. George, in
dealing with the pcopling OF hell with
fresh batch OF recruits every generation, in
TIE course oil one oil his lectures NJ the
Grccnlaw Opera.house in this city said that
all the great men OF antiquity, as of modern
times, had gone to hell and that he was
going to hell, and, that all who wanted to
go with him should signify the same
by saying aye. There was at once
unanimous shout of "aye," includ-
ing, II was reported at the time,
many very devout people. As the
people OF Tennessee do not want TO go
to hell with Sam Hawkins. they should be
saved from the Inconsistency of saying
they do when sam asks their consent to
his political hercsy OF protection by which
the rich have grown richer and the poor
poorer. Gov. Taylor should at once
make list Of appointments with Brother
sam, who last night inauguratcd a good
natured and good-humorcd canvass.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-26

II nn s. lyrs, thcl young Napoleon
OF Wall street." has learned since his col.
lapse tia, the world is hcartlcss. cold and
cruel. Since his indictment ior the cm.
bcZlcment Of Cincinnati, Hamilton 4
Dayton railroad stock, several other suits
have been entered against him, the latest
being ono 10y hotel man In Cincinnati
Tor an old board bill Of $500 Mr.. Ives
In his crushed condition doubtless realizes
the truth Of Fila Wheeler wilcol's verso
"lsush and the world laugh, with you.
Weep and you ween aionc"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-26

business; (2) because he is opposed to
being placed in the position OF making a
political speech to non-poitical audience,
and (3) because Mr.. Mckinley, OF Ohio,
the most noted of Republican protection
lists, had been invited later on to answer
him. Mr.. Carlisle has done right, in spite
OF tho pretext that he was invited in
order to help heal breach in the Dem
ocratic party.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-26

ANorugn Of the Bohemian dynamilcrs
81 Chicago has confessed TO the horrid
plot for Wholesale vengeance on the nitor.
ncy who prosecuted Spies aud his com.
panions and the judge who sentenced
them. lie entered into details, aud left
no doub, in tho minds Of those present
tina, he was speaking the truth. Tho gal.
lows l. ripe Tor such creatures.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-26

LIrrrE Delaware Is very happy over a
100000 basket peach crop. about $780,.
600 bushels. This Is Just double the yield
Of 1875, which, up 10 this time, was the
largest crop recorded. There are moro
than hiiy steamers engaged Ia the busi.
nc'r, aud thousands Of groccrs, ~ far North
as Boston, are interested in the upshot
price TO consumers.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-26

THE RICHMOND TERMINAL.
Tho Ability OF Norfolk q Western "a
Purchase IL.

NEw YoRK, July 25.-Rcgarding IN,
deal" between tho Norfolk 4 Western
and the Richmond 4 Wee, Point Terminus
Railroad companies. the TriboD this morn
ing says Concerning the ability OF tn,
Norfolk & Western to pay for It's prcposet
purchase Il may be cnsily answered. for
u understood that the Richmond Tcrmina
has arranged for a substitution Of secuh
ties In lis collateral trust. The Fast Ten
Dcssco hst preferred stock will bc released
on the deposit Of 100000 Norfolk &
Western trust bonds aud the payment
the balance In cash. The ability OF IN,
Norfolk & Western 10 raise the remainlni
81, 80, 600 was not questioned anywhere
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-26

1HE passage Of the Mills 1911 Ia the Lower House
of Congress saturday. caused senator lsham q.
Harris ~ chance hi canynsslng program and he at
once left Tor Washington. lie isa member Of the
Finance Committee Of the senate. to which the bill
nov gocs and hc haScucd 10 Washington to look
after H. col Josiah PATTERSON will look after the
scnatots appointments IN Haywood. Harienan.
faycltc Humphreys AMI Crocscll Countlcs.- Wed
TcHRosc wig.
Why should Col, Patterson do this
work? Does lac not owe prior duty TO
the Democratic party Aud would ii not
be better for him TO bb engaged, us Elcc,or,
in uniiyng the party instead Of disinte-
grating aud divcniing il in a scramble for
a lifetime otlice.holder?
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the principles and issues at stake. The
APPEAL is glad TO have 80 much To say in
kindly recognition Of Mr.. Hawkins de-
sire to avoid even the seeming Of the in
cendiarsm TO which 30 many Republicans
have recourse during political campaigns.
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An EXTRAORDINARY OFFER.

These propositions ar. made Tor the benefit Of
those who secure yearly subscribers, but In order
tina, the subscribers may derive hcnont from the
competition. TnH ArrKAL will distribute. among
them giit, amounting In value to more than ss,ooo.
These gifts viii outdo in the respect Of value and
dcsirabillty anything ever offered by a Southern
newspaper Hcry yearly subscriber will he SURE
to get gift send for sample copies Of WISELY
ArrEAL aud full list OF gifts. This proposition
will he open TO November 10. 1854
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FoREIaN AFFAIRS.
Parnellite Amendments TO ths Commit,
sion Bill-FlasheA

ZION bul-flhsnoa.
LoSDoS, July -. Tho committee Of ia,
Parncllitc party have drafted a series o
amendments to the Parncll commission
bill. Tho leading amendment instrucr
tho commission to inquire how the Tina
obtained It's alleged information. Another
amendment, requires that the names Of
the other" persons referred TO In the bill
shall be stated.
Mr.. laboucherc win give notice 10 Par.
lament that he will propose an amend.
incnt TO Tie commission bill providing
that tho commission shall inquire into the
charges Of Mr. Parnell against the Tip,,..
as vel ~ those OF tho h,ae,, against Mr..
Parnoll, also an amendment excluding
irom the operation Of the indemnity CLAUSE
the publishers and authors Of the libcls.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-26

TnE Senate Republican caucus decided
las, night 10 report a tariff bill aud pass Il
before adjournment Just what liz scope
will be beyond providing for cutting down
the surplus and reforming the ,anG, Mr.
Allison, who seems 70 be In charge Of Il,
declined 10 say 10 the press
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" you think tbs, the sheriff should he
brave man and Ono who has such
knowlcdgc Of the bniec as to insure a dis.
cree, administrator Of Ia functions, vote
iof McIondon. 70 lh
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bonneville, Miss. u,a..,.

Correspondence Of The Appoal.
BooSEyiLLE, Miss, July s3.--Prof J.
g. Benedict. principal Of the Bonneville
Normal institute. and Miss Iouisa NJ.
Boonc, the accomplished and intelligent
daughter Of tile Hon. u. u. Boone. wers
married yesterday afternoon at $50 O'Clock
IT the rcsilrncc Of the brides father.
The local option election takes place In
lli's couniy August 2. Both sides are
~i'''ly II work and THa ArrsAL's cor.
r'si"nhisN esnno, now forelell the result.
Ven. Win. lnse n Corntb. will
..tA'f - '''itnf~ isrtntr bore tonight
iLc h"a''l 4 'br roha.an'iy 10 god
Hni TIC e, .. Joe, ''r''' u"yef u Tier
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l.Kr business be suspended next Thurs.
day In order that ever Democrat In the
County may dcyal.i himself to the good
work Of clcciing williams, Melondon.
smith, Ycrgcr aud tl4 rest
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ADJUSTMENTS.
opera az Jackson Mound.

Chimes Of Normandy" was reproduced
last night by the Schnaider's Garden Opera
company, Of st. Louis, and before n pleased
audience. The leading male people present
their respective roles attmctively, and
among them, J. G. McSweeny. us Marquis
Of Bonneville, w. =. Bown, as Gaspard, the
miscr, and John Bell, rs the Bailli, deserve
special mention for their meritorious work.
They give good support 10 the prima
donna, Miss Patti Stone, and other ladies
In the cast. The minor roles are fairly
well filled, and the chorus, although small,
do their parts acccptably. The opera will
be given again tonight and during the re.
mainder OF the week, with Saturday
matinee but no night performance.
schnsider's Garden Thester Burncd.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 25.-Thc summer
theatcr at schnaidcrs garden, a very pop
ular place OF resort In the southern part Of
the city, was burned late tonight. The
fire broke out about an hour after the per
formancc closed and the entire establish.
ment WIS destroyed, including the person
nj warlrobcs and effects Of the singers
The company was composed Of people
from nearly all the summer troupcs and
the loss falls heavily on them.
Manager Fisher OF this resort, was 10
the city yesterday and was on hi, way 10 St.
Louis last night when this fire occurred.
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THE WEATHER
Indications.

WAsuNdToS. July - i0pm.
fot Mississippi Fair. except local rains on the
gulf slight change, Ia temperature. variable
winds
Poe Arkansas, Tennessee aud Kentucky. Fair
followed In Kentucky boy local rains stationary
temper aiur-. variable winds
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-26

WuAr's the matter with holding a
caucus Of Democratic nominees That's
nil right.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-26

Iryou want ,oS elect to TIC County
Tusiecship man who Is homes, and who
knows all alou, the oiIicc, vote ior win.
lam.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-26

Tns Democratic party Of shelby County
is To be trusted because its members own
the property Of the county.
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" you want the County ASSESSOR 10 be
man familiar with the duties Of the Of.
foe and ono Of proved capacity, vote Tor
Imfth.
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TnrRs Is moro honor in defeat than In
IN election secured by the sacrifice oi y
fellow candidate on the Democratic tickci.
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All candidate. hol lirg Democratic nom.
nations should meet TOT consultation. In
union there is strength.
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srG,Ssn c.ulisLr decline. to 60 to
Georgia to speak a, The Salt springs Chan.
iauQua on account az Of preN Of public
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ssSs'n' hs.n' 10 In HE sssi In the ssn.,. .,s
-m .N'stslapi eshi ief The Mills bill -sci-l
De- n iyy'fas
That "a abers be should have been oil
Ie' time. phslso dill hot leave HE .crt In
Inc House because Normcnl Wa. canvass.
ns Tor II, aud Enloe roiui blank refused
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-26

Tns Is no, year for Republican candi.
dates TO obtain Democratic votes ON the
sire 18th Of their good looks
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kEEr the taK-ea,ing Republican party
out OF the public treasury.
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oSE thing at tune. hlcc, tho county
ticket iini aud talk about the November
cl,ciion ai,erwari
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TuE Democratic voter should not A..
low a candidate Ia trade away his vote
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-26

TnE Democrats Of each ward aud district
should show determined front
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A Rrrunuc,N victory would he a long
step backward.
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n 4 roLL Of the sulkcrs should be- iaker
and filed away for future reference.
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hGAN TnE Atrial would cxclaim.
'Rah iof lilly QUINN
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-26

Lrr every Democratic vote In Shelby
County be polled next Thursday.
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" you want man for Magistrate who
knows the law, vote Tor Ycrecr.
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A prNocR,ric administration Of county
hhain Is business necessity.
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Krrr II before the people that the Dom
ocra'ic party Is the Taxpayers party.
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srLEErs should always bcar In mind
that the day Of reckoning I. SURF 90 como.
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The above is from the platform adopted
yesterday by the Prohibtionists OF Michi-
gan and shows that they at least among
their party have well weighed and under
stand the full import OF the Republican
platform which pledges that party to the
wreck of the souls as well as bodies OF
the struggling working classes.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-26

wnAT Republican business man can
afford 10 vote ior revolution?
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DKHocRArc rule Is the only safe rule In
Shelby County. History proves H.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-26

Kmr RcpublieRnism In Shelby county
down.