The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-29
FAREWELL TO THE FRIGHT.
vicksburg Remains Relentless, but VIII
Probably Yield Today-The Military.


vicksburg Remains Relentless. but VIII
Probably Yield Today-The Military.
Trains are running regularly again, bar
ring few minor impcdiments, over nearly
all the roads leading out OF Memphis The
distractions 10 regularity arc not placed
by Memphis, not even in the most strained
sense. Local guarantees along the Louis
vile, New Orleans x Texas road, and also
along the Memphis & Charleston, render
the free and easy movement Of trains over
them impracticablo for tho present.
However, this drawback will probably
be removed from both today and tomor-
row. The only serious difficulty on the
former Ia nj Vicksburg. II was supposed
that Memphis would DO tho lever
that would open the gates Of Vicksburg
and most other points, and II may yet
prove 10 be true. When the local quar-
antino was removed, General-Manager j.
NJ. Edwards. OF the Valley road, notified
tho Nicksburg authorities. In obedience TO
their request. A meeting Of the health
board Was held a. noon yesterday, but the
result was to continue quarantine day or
two. Mai. Edwards was 20 notified, but
In a way that led him TO anticipate It's ro-
moyal today. DIR. Hyor, president Of the
Mississippi State board, returned 20 tho
city last evening from Holly Springs, and
will 10 TO Nicksburg today on a special
train 30 look after the quarantine there.
lie IL willing TO give the people along the
road a rigid inspection service, and this
will probably content them.
The gallant military guards, Of Memphis,
returned 10 their respective homes and
business places yesterday morning. They
wcrc objects OF interest and admiration
wherever thoy appeared. Quartcrmasier
w. \. Jones, Of the Second battalion, has
made out his report. and the total cost for
four days OF this protection, by 100 men,
has been less than 500. What n magnih-
cent showing and !, includes everything.
President lladdon discharged broad
side OF maxims yesterday. as follows
Let the bridge DO built.
let the wheels Of commerce move on.
Let our steamers pillow the Mississippi
river.
Lot absentoos return homo 10 work.
Let tho mechanic ply his vocation.
Let the merchant extend his trade.
lot the courts OF justice resume.
Let the legitimate drama amusc tho
people.
lot our newspapers cnlighton the world.
Let all manufactures be encouraged.
lot the rich give employment TO the
poor.
Lot the politicians lcgislato for tho gem
oral welfare.
Let sanitation and cleanliness DO On.
forced.
Let smooth sidewalks be laid.
Let pure gas BE- demanded.
Lot our pure aud wholesome arlcsian
water be supplied TO the poor free.
let our moneycd institutions double
their discounts and furnish collaicrals to
those who have none.
Let our doctors heal the sick for less
money and with fowcr visits.
lot M redeem this plclgc, for the ex-
element OF the passing hour will not ox-
cuse this community la the eyes OF hoss
10 whom We promised.
let the real estate man know that ~
per cent. Is added to the value OF his
property 10y every railroad built to TINS
city.
l'craonal-l.ct the Judge Of THE court and
the policemen lean over 10 the side pI
merry. and each one remember that " -