The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-03

paper man, who had retired at o'clock
am, and arisen at 0 o'clock a. m. promptly
laid aside his work and put me in position
TO learn everything that was or would be
known. Nearly every active and authori.
tative Democratic worker in the
city was found and 'stakcd out"
From all these the sanguino anticipation
crystali2ed is this The Eagle ticket will
so through on n majority OF between 20
GOO and $4,000. II all the boys get right
down to work il may go to 10000, Among
the counties which have heretofore gone
Republican, but will tomorrow be re-
claimed, arc Union, Sharpe, Conway,
Logan, Johnson, Carroll and lndcpcnd-
ence, while Republican majoritics in
Miller, White and other counties will he
materially reduced OF the seventy -Gvo
counties in the State two-thirds OF them,
ut least, will sit squarely upon the parties
laboring for negro domination. The PEG.
pie OF this State have not forgotten Powell
Clayton and John McClurd. Their champ-
onship OF Norwood has lost that misguided
individual not less than 1000 votes.
Even in his own county (Nevada)
the Wheelors are unanimously sup
porting Col. Eagle. Another thing
MIR. Norwood has, in the absence
of more tangible issues, rcsorted 10 the
same methods practicod by other rampant
Republicans ana scored the Democrats un-
mercifully without having the facts to
brace up his uttemnces. Naturally the
intelligent manhood of Arkansas has re-
pudiatcd him M too weak and dangerous
to I've intrustcd with grave affairs
OF the State and the tool Of Clayton
thereby fatally injured his own cause.
The personnel Of the State central COM
mitteo which has NJ skiliully conducted
the campaign now ended is Us follows
J. IL. Howard, Conway, chairman; w. j.
Terry, Little Rock, secretary; j. T.. Williams,
Little Rock; J. &. Hawthorn, Joncsboro;
W. Z. Fletcher, Lonoke; s. McNocly,
TeNaTkana. w. +. Locke, Alma; q. W.
Watkins, Eureka Springs II. w. Grant.
Helena J. II. Driver, Osccola.
H. =. Mack, Powhattan; I. W.
Thompson, Cincinnati; John n.
Brown, GAINESVILLE; H. u. Williams,
Little Rock; 4. Il. Morton, Sheridan;
J. II. Crawford, Arkadclphia; Il. H. vii.
liams, Washington; NJ. NJ. Duilin, Prince
ton; J. A. Gibson, Dewitt; Oscar Miles,
bonneville; J. NJ. bragg, Camden; J. NJ.
Archer, Mammoth Springs.
The Democrats Of Pulaski county will
make a mighty effort, and with workers
like those hero TnE ArrrAL's readers
may confidently anticipate a favorable ~
suit concerning the State ticket.
The GdiciiC's editorial this morning
says THE State canvass has ended.
Il has been the most thorough aud
effective made In Arkansas ior many
years. II has been such stirring
up ot tho dry bones, such turning
Of the clods ~ should illustrate each
Of our bionLial campaigns In providing
for this effective work the Democratic
State committee developed u capacity, n
yigor and q zeal In the cause tia, have
won them the applause and the conf
dcnco Of the entire Democracy. Never
was thcrc better work done, for il not
only produced most Nlutnry effect
on the State canvass, but proved an iniu.
cncc ON the local tickets felt In every
township la Arkansas. There has bcon
but one In the canvass. This the GdssHs
pointed out aud emphasized before the
real opening Of the campaign. II has been.
Shall Democrats or shall the Republicans
Who, led by Powell Clayton, indorscd aud
adopted Norwood. control Arkansas2
There hns been NO other question and, In
using every legitimate means In iispowcr to
emphasize aud press this issue, the Gd.di,
feels that lis part Of tho work
has been pcuormcd 10 the full extent oi
liz ability 10 all the Democracy and that
work will be supplemented Tuesday by
recording the determination oi the De-.
mocmcy 10 bury their political foes beyond
reach oi the rsurcctioniSi. II will be- ncccs.
sary tomorrow for the Democracy only 10
stretch forth their hands to secure q
sweeping victory over MI elements II
opposition; II will be necessary only iof
the friends II good government, Of
honest. efficient administration, Ia vote
tho Democratic ticket everywhere,
from the Governor down 10 the
constable. That Is tho duty Of
Democrats. aud tho Guin, which has
laborcd daily 10 that end much mistakes
the temper Of the Democracy II Arkansas
II Mondays election will not send !. +.
Eagle 10 the State house by one II the
largest majoHtics ever east In the State
ior Governor"