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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-12
THE NEGROES AND THE B0TT0l
IINDS.

LANDS.
The 81. louis republican agrees with tn
Tictsbury Post that the "shoe string dis
trict" will grow darker year by year, that
eventually the negroes will concentrate
there and bring about n revolution in ag,i
culture In the cotton States, because they
will devote themselves entirely to cot
ton. TuE APPEAL bcgs 10 differ with iis
esteemed contemporaries. The facts OF the
settlement OF the counties that com
prise that district do not warrant THEN
CONCLUSION. While Il is true the negroes
predominant, tho whites are in control.
They own most Of the land and direct thu
great bulk Of the planting interests, and a.
they are intelligent and conservative and
thoroughly business like in their operations
there Is no fear Of the Yazoo delta being
Africanized TO the extent thus feared.
Then again revolution in cotton is almost
impossible, So far experience proves that
as fast as the production increases con
sumption increases. The law OF sup
ply and demand IL by no other
production so admirably illustrated
as II Is by cotton. As fast as new
land is opened old farmsarc thrown out, p"
and more and more every year the pro
duction OF cotton is being restricted to .
narrower cotton belt, the virgin lands in
which are well known 10 cotton producers
But besides all this, "a little Africa"
would be n bad thing for any State. II
II for many reasons undesirable. j
would cost more than Il would come 10.
The negro is best where hc comes most IN
contact with the white man, and where h,
feels the uplifting influence Of TIN
dominating race. Left 10 himself h,
degcncates- as In Liberia and the British
West Indies. The chief dependence OF
the South forlabor lac should he the subject
Of educational influences, not merely o.
the schools, but Of contact with the supe
rior race from which he has learned all h,
knows, TmE APPEAL believes, az the rcsul
Of personal observation, that the Yazou
Valley is destined To be 'the garden spot
Of the world" White men OF the highcs
intelligence and sagacily have leveed ii,
and by their brave persistence, courag
and labor have thus rescued II from
the insatiably greedy NAV Of III,
Mississippi. They are not OF the
class who arc likely 10 retire
in favor Of the negro and surrender JUS
as they are ON the threshold Of rccoup
mont. "on the contrary. quito tho re.
verse" They are opening new lands and
calling for mon negro labor, and II Il
mainly TO them that the influx Of black
people TO the shoe string district, which !.
so alarmingto The Pod and The Republican,
is due. They deal literally by their labor
and hence can command what they will Of
H. Tho YaSoo Delta is not likely to be
Airicanired to the cxicn, suggested by oul
contemporaries
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liYrSorlsM Is still tho scientific fad In
Europe, and wonderful results, II Is said,
are being reached. Dr. luys, who has
been making a series Of experiments, ~
porting TO the Academy Of Medicine, de.
elars that the influence gnined by him
over the subjects continued even after the
hypnotic condition had passed away.
The subjects Of tho experiments
were all women, aud were total.
~ ignorant VI Ire halnrc Of tho CT.
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and binding force OF the three reconstruc-
ton amendments -abolshing slavery, es.
tablishing perpetual union OF the States
and extending suffrage and equal rights
before the law TO all American citizens.
Mr.. Lamar has proven that he has no
doubts by advocating the validity oil the
thirteenth, fourteenth and fifteenth amend
mcnis as sacred and binding as any other
parts OF the Constitution.
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TIE WEEKLY APPEAL.

The WEEKLY APPEAL is oompmd-
lam Of he now Of sercn daily APPEALS, n
agricultural department ispJTpured ,cih great
care. II contains complete markd reports, The
year 1855 wiR be Jih Of important political
ns,us aud he WEEKLY APPEAL ria kocp
is readers fully informed Of hem.
The price Of he WEEKLY APPEAL "a
pniy 81 year. Hhas no superior.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-12

"wuAr is tho unknowableI" asks cor
respondent We should say II is anything
that is beyond ones reach. John sher-
man is the unknowable TO some and Ev-
arts and Edmunds to many Others. II Is a
variable quantity to various people. II is
purely relative, and to the scholar and the
thinker is the una,,ainablc, because there
is always something that they do not
know. No man can compass all knowl-
edge.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-12

SENATOR H,Lr, Of Maine, attacks the
President because he thinks the admins.
tration has no, observed the provisions Of
the civil service law rs vigorously as Il
might have done. The President could
only have thoroughly satisfied Mr.. Hale
by keeping In Office every Republican he
found In the governmental service when
he was inaugumled.
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Tn. Appeal and the BI.Ir NH.

Prom the DycfibufE Gazette.
THE MENPnIs APPrAI, the old reliable
acknowledged leader Of Democracy In
West Tennessee, is bold and emphatic
supporter Of tho Blair bill and says 'every
Democrat In Congress should stand by the
Blair bill. Indeed every man with intel.
ligence enough 10 know the history OF the
Blair bill is well aware that Il Is OF Demo
cratic origin.
Gen. Washington, in his farewell nj
dress, said that Congress should pro.
mote. ~ an object Of primary importance,
institutions for the general diffusion Of
knowledge" aud Congress " going 10 do
II this SESSION 10y passing the Blair Till, We
hope. We want Il for the children ol
Dyer county 10 whom II would annually
give SlirD.
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NASHVILLE NOTES.
Mrs. Littleton Qualifies-Joe Banks
Trial Set for January 10.

Mrs. Littieton Qualifles---Joe Banks
Trial Set for January 10.
Special Dispatch to the Appeal.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 11.-Mrs. John
]. Littleton qualified today as executrix Of
the property Of her husband.
The trial Of Jos. II. Banks for the muir.
der Of John j. Littleton will commence on
the 18th inst.
The new bridge being constructed across
the Cumberland at Hyde's ferry, neal
Nashville, will be completed and thrown
open to the public by July l.
Fight convicts were brought from Mem.
phis yesterday by Mr.. Joe Turney, and
were at once taken to the pen.
John IL. Hadley, the colored boy who
shot and killed young Thos. Coughlin
December 25, was arraigned in the GRIM
inal court yesterday and his trial set for
February IL. His bond was fixed at
81 800, but rs yet has not been furnished.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-12

WAR Is dca,hi VIVA, % iiio' Who gave life :
Who takes II away i-Nassrtf's Amoriom.
Well, for instance, there is Baker. lie
took Liulc,on's life. When the latter
ceased TO breathe, that was death. Baker
is enjoying life in the Nashville Jail, but II
he is found guilty and sentenced TO death
and Is pardoned by the Governor, II might
be said Of the latter that he gave life.
Please send IA the chrome.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-12

Mn. STURGEON cables through The Mo
'lort Herald that he has mo plans what.
ever as TO the Baptist Union. but await
events. desire 10 conserve both truth
and peace. am as much n Baptist rs
ever, but love the old Gospel flint and
Foremost
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-12

SENATOR STEWART has been looking into
Iamnr's record. and he finds that lac Is the
only Southern statesman who eau meet
his requirements. lie says that "a person
70 he ~ ioi Justice Of the Supreme Court
mnsi be god lawyer, n man Of high
character aid 'lhlrd 10 the principles Of
Tie rons'iinl hr i'ni'-j Sla'fs lie
sL3s.d ,L.er. ,loaLs OF tie validity
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-12

CONGRESSMAN BournLE, Of Maine, has
succeeded In developing tho fact that the
only war aapp which have been returned
10 their regiments were Northern ones.
When fomkcr, Of Ohio, learns this he
will doubtless be seized with three OF four
kinds Of palsy.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-12

TnE Supreme Court Of North Carolina
has Jus, decided tina, a man Is no, guilty
OF disturbing public worship who does not
keep up with the congregation and sings
amen" 200 or 200 beats after they have
finished A man In the old North State
mus, be INDUCED In his peculiarly a, any
cost Of lcyity In church.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-12

south, east and west. Better than that
would be for the people to tax themselves
in the additional sum OF $4,000 for each
OF four years, and thus complete eighty
miles OF good roadway in that time. In
this way property might be enhanced to a
sum double what il is now.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-12

Says the Ch,gclmdg "a new Eplscopa
mission Sunday school work is being
started in the Sixteenth ward Of Brooklyn.
Miss May kcarncy and band Of ten wom-
en- called the Kings daughters, from 80.
AIMS church, have with the advice and
direction Of the Rev. DIR. Darlington, Of tho
diocesan missionary committee, rented a
hall in School street, near Even, and hope
to begin vigorous work In the center Of
Little Germany. There Is said TO he a
population Of about 10000 In the ward,
aud there isno Protestant Episcopal church
in that whole section. II the Sunday
school pruspcn and grows into church,
Il II hoped TO make the enterprise mem
orial OF the Rev. Dr. Noah Hunt Schenck,
late rector OF 81. AIMS GA the Heights"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-12
rELEaRApiilo pRIEFs.

The lion. James q. blaine u grand
father. The wife OF james e.. Diu.ue, IT,,
has prosecuted him with spu.
Tie oregon democratic State rrnlr,l
rommiiirr i've, NJ Portland ~ rn'i
lS'-i ihr rljcr lrf huiliug 80 a."
r,n,'uiuu ai l'ndhtuu, aI 'iiie
lnosne \ruia
AlrNGnl,i Mtofn .f'f
yt,frlty Yra.in
blrW 10 f'sfsrr
Lctrani Nt.ntss -
rri- - -. 49, 20
knoMn uasyn ioi to- "s
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Ar,aeLra rlr.r, sr.lner.

rVITFT T'T'T''TI Y " w W W
MssiNcusN, Ala. Jan. II. ~ Rlo~s
a vel kmoan iHkri ssllsr. Vs- sfoisirti
AMI ,al npirr Lond tough n' zoe Ia
sirn,r - II %. I. ~, lir'tc i'pu.a,-r
fu rhiaiLing money urd"r'a r.'.n-e.
Tsae. having .arasion ~ g., ii,.r. l~r "a
Ne.nph,s 4eics thee a--b. =. .--gti
,,on plock q htr to % us'~a Va
,al,ns lrar. hun 40 ai.i tot . so.i,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-12
A Nenl Reiarf.

From the Detroit Pre- rrcs.
During the summer Of 1853, while the
hospitals at Canton, Miss, were crowded
with sick and wounded soldiers, the ladies'
visited them daily. carrying with them
delicacics Of every kind. and did all they
could 10 cheer and comfort the suffering.
On one occasion n pretty miss Of sixteen
was distributing flowers and speaking
gentle words oil encouragement 10 those
around, her when she overheard n soldier
exclaim: "0h, my Lorll" STOPPING 10 his
bedside TO rebuke him for his profanity.
she remarked. Didn't hear you call on
the name Of the Lord7 am one Of his
daughters. Il there anything | can ask
him for your" Looking up into her bright,
sweet face, ne replied: II don't know but
what there Is" "well, said she, what
~ it2' Raising his eyes TO hers and OK.
tending his hand, he said: "plcase asb
him 10 make me his son-in.law."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-12

sLuooER MTcnnL has gone into training
after the moral style which DR.. Hammond,
Of New York, 20 much admircs, and prom.
Uses 10 do Sullivan easily" He says our
John l.. lis no Gghier," and that he will
''sstonlsl the public he has no long
sullrd." Is Boston going to AIT idly by"
and see this done?
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s,o.,,,s A,s,., n, y.,o. c,,,.

YAzoo CRY, Miss. Jan ll.-ln shoot.
ing ARRAY at Homo Park Landing, fifteen
miles above here, to-day, colorcd man
AMI woman were shot and seriously
wounded by noted negro known ~ ''unc.
Aun Smith," WHO in tam VAS instantly
kilicl ~ another nerro. na,nn unAinN n.
smith slayer csrapc,l anl ~ vet nj large.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-12

SIN JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, the English
diplomatist, seems TO- have very clever
knack at laundering. lie doubtless realizes
by this time that the American people are
slow to accept man az his own valuation.
The Rev. DR.. Parker, his countryman, had
similar experience.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-12
A Failure I'm Mobile.

MOBILE, Ala, Jan. 1.-The wholesale
hardware firm Of Porter, Kirkbride & Son
made general assignment today without
preferences. The liabilities and assets are
not stated. The failure is attributed TO
large book accounts and bad collections.
The firm had very large agricultural inn
plement trade in this part OF the south.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-12

addressed to a Memphis broker belong
ing to the Brokers' association, in which
such transactions are customary. When
he presented the order he was informed
that Block did not belong to the associa-
ton and Lad no right TO give it.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-12
Utah Legislature.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Jan. ll.-Gov. Vests
message to the Legislature was delivered
today. 1t takes strong ground against
polygamy and legislation heretofore enact
ed by the Utah Legislature contradictory
TO the United States statutes, and recon-
mends the repeal OF such laws.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-12

II IL great and good work Of fraud ox.
posture, Tho kcr rort Hrah cannot he
accused Of scctionalism. lts latcs, achieve.
men, Il rcoun,ed In our tclcgpphic col.
umns this morning, being the revelation
Of the methods by which Scotch swindlcrs
gobbled up Oi,OoO acres Of the valuable
redwood lands Of California.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-12

TnK Lin Roct Donocrdi Is among the
siaunchcst advocates Of the Blair Bill,
which The Montgomery Adrcriisr insists
Is necessary TO the progress Of education in
Alabama. The Dyersburg Gascte also
urges It's passage because II would help
Dyer County by nearly $1,000 year
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-12

PRoF. VAUGHN, OF the Michigan Health
Board, has demonstrated that typhoid
fever springs from bad water by giving n
cat the disease. He thus establishes a
theory which has long been anticipated
by scientists.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-12

wuAr would the Republican side a. the
Senate have done had II not been ior Ia.
mars nomination. Tho thought 10 over.
whclming Blaine had his own way until
that occurred.
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!" -
IN SOCIETY.
Afternoon Reception by Mrs. e. L. Nc
Gowan and Daughter.


Gowan and Daughter.
In spite Of the cloudy sky and the wretch
ed condition OF the streets, the guests in
vited by Mrs. +. l.. McGowan to an hitter
noon reception on yesterday attended in
force. They were amply repaid for the
slight inconvenience from the weather, for
the bright, CHEEKY and delightful sceHe that
greeted them lifted their spirits to the lev
ell Of enjoyment. Evergreens, holly, mistle-
toe and fern decorated doorway, walls, win
dows and chandeliers, which, with the banks
of cut flowers and vases of blooming ex-
otics formed delightful picture. In the
reception room on the left stood Mrs. Nc
Gowan in black silk and jet and greeted
the string OF visitors. Her daughter, a
bright young debulante, stood nj her left
clad in pink china silk and lace draperies.
They were assisted by Alrs. 5. /. Mellow
ell, black silk. en- traine; Miss Leila Nc
Gowan, light green crepe and tulle; Miss
Maggie llouck in faille franchise and
white lace, MORE ribbons; Mrs. Fred Or
gill in black silk and jet. In
mediately in the rear OF the par
lor was the dining room, where coffee,
chocolate, salads anu ices were dispensed.
This room was prettily decorated like the
rest Of the house, while candclabra with
soft tinted shades added II soft and sub
dued light. On the left OF the hall the
punch bowl was immersed in bed OF
fragrant yiolcts and hyacnths, aud here u
gay lhrong could alSays he found. The
hostesscs were delightfully."- effective in
their hospitality.
After tea a number Of young peoplc were
invited 20 spend the evening at cards, and
progressive euchrc was a delightful sup
Elementary feature. Following is a list Of
Indics who called:
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Cheap Homes In Birmingham.

SPVVIHI II5IdlU11 70 I11t hpItHI,
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Jan. 1.-THE first
move in the direction Of cheap homes
about Birmingham is working very sat
isfactorily. A few days ago one OF the out
OF town land companies commenced selling
lots on a dummy line 81 front foot to
date, and has sold about 500 lots, today's
sales being l10.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-12

ELLA wnERlrR WILCOX, the poet Of the
passions, Of the real live, rcd hot possions,
Is writing poem for The North Ameriom
Reueir. 1t is TO appear In the next mum.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-12
THE WEATHER
Indications.

wAsnISCIoS. Jan. " i am
For Mississippi Warmer. fair weather.
followed By nln; light TO fresh NORTHEASTERN
n lywinds
For Arkansas Warmer. fair weather
F. followed by min. light 10 fresh cas,cry
winds. increasing In fore.
For Tennessee Warmer. fair weather light 10
frcsh winds Increasing In iorcc. becoming south.
easicrly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-12

TnE Republican Senators are Just now
wasting the time and money Of the people
In making literature for campaign circula.
ton.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-12

BY virtue Of President lIadden's vigor.
Gus propulsion sidewalk reform seems to
be under way.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-12

Sow oys has proposed tla, Msiison
county ,hAll issuo S1.,slO 10 bonds 10, tho
rr"'tl'ng Of twenty milcs Of roal i've
miles on eash OF four roads funnins north,
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Ghe @rmphis appeal
THURSDAY, :; JANUARY 10. 1899.
THE APPEAL

sURPASsEs EVERY OTHER NENPHISNEHS.
PAPER IN CIRCULATION ~ TOWN As
WELL As COUNTRY.
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Miss Young, Of Kentucky, Is visiting
Miss Rebie Mcicali on Adams street.

Miss Young, Of Kentucky, Is visiting
Miss Rebie Nleicali on Adams street.
The entertainment given by the mem
ben Of Grace church last night at the resi-
dence OF Capt. $. 7, Carnes, on Linden
street, was by far one Of the mos, pleasant
social events in the history Of that or
ganiEaiion. Capt. Carnes and his charm
ing wife. with esnerous hospitality, threw
open their entire house, while the ladies
Of tile congregation cxeried themselves In
dispensing wholesale cordiality. The
handsome interior OF the residence WIS
brilliantly lighted, the salon ON the left
being reserved for the dancers. while the
parlon aud conservatory were open 10
promehndcn.
The supper, which included bouniiiul
supply Of delicaccs. was served ON the
upper door, aud every guest enjoyed a re-
past which surpassed those Of many private
entertainments
AtS5O O'Clock the following musical
program was rendered under the dircc.
ton Of Mr.. Leo Knmcr
t. a ~. Lii
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NICHoL,s-MrENERY.
The Credentials Not Yet Reported-Mc
Emery Has No Showing,

Baron RouoE, Ia, Jan. 1.-THE con.
vention rcassembled ut $50 O'Clock p. m.
The chairman stated that tlfe committee
on credentials could not report tonight.
The convention then adjourned until 10
o'clock tomorrow.
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THEAPPEAL
FOR
1883.
1883.

THE APPEAL Is O Democratic paper.
Hteoches Democratic doctrines.
Iapports Democratic moa.
Imppoyts Democratic medsur@.
lis influence is daOtei 10 he maintenance OF
de supremacy of he Democratic pafy--iocai,
Slate and National.
II k'ots 30 cdtS, n0 measure, bit that 0
justice and rga-tl,s icW OF Re majority.
Hhas for .forty-sern gears Fought for hc tri-
pnph Of Democratic principles, and N dc
future ria ercr be IN he hickca OF Ge fray,
RACER, ,eolous, 'ratclgtd Jor G'e Interests Of all
he people.
RS fairly untitled % he support Of southern
readers and business men everywhere
n IL issued ocry day in The yedr. 0ad'6 ~
plte mih he current nay of he day gathered
By telegraph and cable rom all parts Of he
aa1,ld
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Such an excellent selection Of gems
could not fall 10 receive the proper apprc.
citation which the audience exhibited In
the generous applause that followed. After
the musicale daIlcing began, and was
kept up until n late hour. Mrs Cancs
was assisted In receiving guests and dis.
pcnsing hosplialiUA 10y tho following
ladies' Mes,lamcs Geo. B Peters, H. D..
Jordan, llebcr Jones' II. u. Ellis, Kate
Logwood, q. :. Mcl9wn, J. J. Freeman,
G. T.. Tucker AMI Il,M, Scalce, nndby Misses
fcrcy Coffee, fann.o l.ogmncc, Mary
Mallory aud Manic Kennedy. Those who
enjoyed this entertainment nw unani.
mously Of tho opiaion that Il should be
repeated al no distant day.
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Maximum tempcminrc, 40 minimum tcnpen-
turc. SOS. osone. d niniail. oo.
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Local Meteorological Press Report.

memphis Signal once RrIort
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Gov. Tay;J NJ. hHl.i, b. '.' r,n'f,iom
a. ]. r i,ilit the m'r ?'c md
10. rnint-i 'n'. a"'i li.r tfi"J ..1ina
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