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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-18

THr State rrssug Of Alabama contain, $4,000
a. cash
THIS r. STATE surplus If iolcfahiy lArre propor.
,ions, and Il seems all the larrcf 10 Tcnncs.ean
bccan-c Tennessee viii have ~ burruw soauo
The isi Of nca, July b Jay inicr.i on ~ state
debt
Aud thls dnsfcncc ~ the financial condition Of
The two STATE, dos iol illustrate the difference In
their natural toniiilons In pppul alton. In the
push AMI energy Of n, people. In tho rlchnes. af
The soil "a The extent and value Il Ne mineral DO
posts Ia al that make. State Tnai Tennessee IA
the supcroi ~ Aialama
More han c,cr .. the fact apparent that Tcnne.
- needs iusincs In o. State rovcfnment aud the
busiaes rcslinr shout h. hcvun b. the election Of
Maj Ne unnoll a. Governor. Chattanooga saR
ON contemporary does Gov. TAYLOR
sope iniusliceby thclnsinuaiion contained
In The lasi paragraph. The financial con.
dition Of the State was a legacy from the
Bate administration. which was famous lol
H. skin.ihc-cat policy. But even Bate Is MOI
wholly 10 be blamed. The three last leg
islaturcs wen largely to blame. They wer,
anything but pre-cminent for financial
accuracy or knowledge. Aud this bring,
us to suggestion Of The kaahrins AB'ori.
an. which h quite aprcpos. II Is that thc
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-18
DR. HoLMEs on ARNoLp-

Dr. oliver Wendell HOLMES puts the late
Matthew Arnold upon plancwit Thomas
Cray us poet II Is dinicull 10 see upon
what ground Dr. Holmes base, this estimate.
unless we regard u rs the opinion the
technical expert IN whom finish has a charm
that compcnsaics Tor all other lack. Your
painter will take halfcomplctcd sketch by
master aud discover therein beauty Of line
that thrills his artist soul, while the aver.
age spectator will pass II by. prefer.
ring TO postpone his enjoyment until
the color shall all have been put In
aud the work Is perfect whole We do not
wish to imply by this analogy that Mt Ar.
nold's poems wcr In any scasc incomplete,
Tor they wer just the contrary, but their
completeness u the completeness ~ o suIc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-18
TINE TO CONSIDER.

our Middle and Mcs, Tennessee friends s have !.
Of the Republican party without voting that ticket
II II Is treason to think 80 ana 70 "y 90 .hen we
ever much you regret IL Go tain to roct ribbed
and mo.s,back Democrats throughout lasl Ten
answer come. Major Mcconnell can unite ali dis.
coriani elements bis competition eanno'. mame
isri 10 be- altered by the wish. n. a wrong feel.
ing. perhaps but who's FAULT :. ~ Clearly not
hand IN the rrs.Sn, Northumberland The record 1.
no. Of their making. bat IL Is here aud We give !,
sas. ' e ssa ''' ''"1'' " 'Y''V' '''' ''N
Thl. IA childish. The Democratic marty
WINS no, formed for tho special beneflt of
particrlar mon: n does not exist 40 pro.
mote the wishes Of Mai. Mcconnell. Il IA
uot IN Ia MANAGED for tho exclusive bcneiit
NJ Gov. Taylor. n IA n CONGREGATION
q, mon who agree 10 subscribe 10 oer,aln
nrinrinlcs ma fundamental and essential IN
The succcsuiul management Of the Govern.
mcnt. Men ap mere incidents Of this
purpose, and their relations 10 the party
are regulated by the measure Of their
ability and usefulness in the dissemination
Of is principles and the adjustment Of them
in the control 81 the governments, State
and National. II h therefore childish, We
repeal, for The Aa,ens Posi thus 10 threaten
the disruption or defeat Of the party II Mr..
Mcconnell Ia not nominated by the Con.
ycniion. n taken seriously at all, this
challenge would be accepted as one aimed
at the scli.rcspcct Of every member Of the
party, as an at,emp, 10 oocrcc them OUT
Of and away from their deliberate
judgment and choice. But we trust
that no such ooloring may be pul
upon Il, and that Il viii b,
: taken for the yaPoring !, is. IfMcConncl
Is nominated Il will not bc because he b
an East Tcnncsean, but because ho !,
the bcs, man for the place In the cstima
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-18
As<in.. chances.

ftom the Birmingham Herald.
Ex.Gov jane y. Porter, having with
drawn from the akhAiorial nco In Tennessee.
HE friend and neighbor, the Hon. J. u. G..
Atkins, Ia the only opponent TO Senator
Harris. Gov, portor is heightened, chiv-
alnc gentleman, and would undoubtedly
have had strong following for the senate,
but ON account Of past political record Mr..
Atkins N probably the stronger man In
Tennessee. lIc-wpl certainly give Senator
Harris close contest for the place, and
the probabilitiV o. that he will down the
old bourbon
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-18
The New M.dIcrI COLLEGE.

Owe are being accused Of conspiring to
break down the Memphis Hospital Mcdi-
cal college," said DIR. Nall TO an APPEAL
reporter yesterday, "but do not believe
the present college faculty Is inspiring II.
Nashville has three colleges, all are doing
well, and there Is no feeling OF petty NAL
ice between the institutions. Memphis
can and will support two, and thus Inn
mcasurably benefit the city. We will dem
onsiratc this 10 the kickcrs In one season,
and then they will probably apply TO some
friend 10 kick them"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-18
when sherman win PaiI.

From the s. Louis Republican.
History will almos, necessarily repeat IL
self at Chicago. We do not see how Il is
possible for AFR. Sherman to prevent Il.
The Blaine faction will never consent TO
his nomination, and II is in the majority.
To make Il wone for him Il Is plain that
his own friends" will welcome any pre-.
text that could be made 10 serve ms o justi-
iication for deserving him for Blaine or
Blaine's second choice. The men he Is
10 meet nj Chicago arc masters In con-
ycntion manipulation. They have both
the strength and the science in their favor,
and u they create n deadlock Il will 10
the last Of Sherman as presidential posi-.
bility. .rH
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-18
River Ielerraun.

inches aud falling
EVANSVILLE, IND, April i7.---Rlver "a fee, .
inches and falling Arrived; City Of Nashville
ylcar aud cool kight-tiyer 10 feet inches and
liver Clear and warm
CINCINNATI, o., April i7.--River n iect 10
inches and fall Ing Clear. Thermometer. Me
Night-kiycr ~ feet inches and falling. Mid
and clear. Departed J.. A. hhericy PitttburK;
New Mary Houston. New Orleans
CAIRO. ILL, April iL--Aulyed. Dick FULTON.
New Orleans, n .. m. Departed; Dick FULTON
Ohio, N a. m River 20 feet inches and rIsips
Clear and warm. Night-No arrivals or dspsrt.
urca River 20 feet ! Inches and rising Clear and
warm.
LOUISVILLE, KY. April i7..-.Noon.. River isli.
IN the canal fslr and pleasant Eisht-Ri,e,
ialline with feet inches on the fails and .
lcct 10 inches In the canal Departed, us,ry
Brown and tow Tor Cairo. Clear aud pleasant
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-18
THE BOND PURCHASES.
Policy OF the Treasury Department To
Be Pursued.

BE turbuOu.
WAsHrSdToS, April l7.-secretary Fair
child, Of tho Treasury, this afternoon re-
fused TO make any statement in regard to
the financial policy OF the department, ex-
cept TO say that the circular issued today
inviting proposals for the sale OF United
States bonds told all that was necessary on
the subject The amount to be purchased,
he said, depended almost entirely upon
the amount offered and the prices asked.
This action OF the treasury department
Is the result OF full and free discussion OF
the subject at the Cabinet meeting today.
II IL well known that the President and
Secretary Fairchild were DESTROYS Of apply
ing apoftion OF the rapidly growing sur
plus TO the purchase Of bonds before the
close OF the present fiscal year, and they
had become somewhat impatient nj the
delsy on the part Of Congress in defining
the powers Of the Secretary OF the Treasury
in the premises. The action OF the House
yesterday, and the previous action Of the
Senate in regard 10 the bond purchasing
powers Of the secretary under existing
laws, has finally removed all doubts in
the minds Of the administration on the
subject as indicated 10y today's action.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-18
why Cotton mills Don't ray.

We believe that the reason more cotton
mills at the south have not paid is because
they have not been run by practical men
who understand the business. A man fails
at farming II he goes into II without erpe.
riencc; why should not man fail AT man
ufacturing who does not understand In
Too many men have gone into cotton man.
uiaciuring In the south who not only did
not know anything about Il themselves,
but failed 10 employ anybody who did TO
oversee the work.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-18

IT Il current in London that there Is
movement In progress by which the
Liberal unionisis may become reconoilcd
10 the Gladstone Liberals and all move oil
again under the same banner. Divided Us
they ac now they are only minisioring to
the upbuilding Of a common enemy.
and arc thus poeiponing tho reforms
they wcr originally pledged TO carry into
law. The alliance u the unionis,s with
the Tories, is unnatural and destructive
In It's tendencies, and II persisted Ia must
endin the pcrpctuiiy Of Tory rule. Mr.. Glad
stone Ia willing To contribute something 10
ward the desired result and Lord lIarting
ton anil Mr.. Chamberlain arr on rccor
10 the same cGcct. Of, course, home ruiz
viii necessarily have 10 be postponed. Bu
this viii no, make things any worse thar
they arr. With 10 large a majority Il
their favor the Tories are not only able q
prevent amy present consideration OF tia
question, but to continue the policy Of co
crcion 10 fatal 10 the peace Of Ireland. II
put stop 10 this very unloward condition
Of affairs something very radical will hav,
10 be done and that very soon. Il may b,
necessary that Mr. Gladstone retire; l
20 he rs said To be ready for the sacrifice
with promise 10 continue TO he the I'D
wiser and next best friend Of the party
lie Is willing TO do anything that will in
sure the accomplishment for Ireland Il
the near future, Of the coveted boon Of Les
islaiiyc independents.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-18
Nm Aeeauns nj IeaIau.x.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April IA special SAYS
that Thomas NJ. Kennedy, wealthy cattle
dealer Of Brownsville, Tex, was killed by
Sheriff Jose Maria Esparza, a wealthy Mex.
lean, near Ferry Landing, Tex. The cause
was jealousy. The Mexican was concealed
behind a tree when hc shot Kennedy.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-18
A MrssIssIPPIAN SURPRISED.
He Monkeys with an ofioiai and Lam
RuIshes In the Body OF tho jail.

Mr.. II. A. McComb, OF Scnaiobia, Miss,
has certainly failed TO read the newspapers
of this city since the accession Of Judge
Julius J. Dullosc TO the criminal court
throne. Had he done 80, he would prob
ably have lived and died without behold
inc the interior Of the shelby county jail.
hut. through his failure to acquire knowl-
elgc IN this line. he bearded the lion In
his den and came out the little end OF the
horn. disigurcd and no longer In the ring.
Tho beard was pulled Yesterday, the
heavy nav descended and the underlined
Missis~ppian wishes his grip had not been
80 tenacious -,
A few days ago white man named
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-18
BurI,.ss.a swi,ehmea Out, work.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, April i7.-All the
Burlington switchmcn In the yards here
quit work at : O'Clock this evening, and
the road Is badly crippled in handling
freight here. The cause OF the strike was
the refusal Of the company 10 reinstate
switchman whom they had discharged for
assaulting the night yardmaster.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-18
TIE APPEAL

srHpA SsEs EYER Y 07HRR MEMPHIS NEWS.
PAPER IN CIRCULATION IN TOWN As
WELL AS COUNTRY
Ills Dmocrditc paper
hfoachos Democratic dodria1
hsupports Dtmocruiic men
Uaypo1s Dnnocailc modsarsa
IkisREpcc Is dopGd 10 hs mdtntnanc, OF he ST.
rrandcy Of ne Dcnocrdc pdriy--locci, Sat- dad No
iionai. and nc advancement Of oil Tie fncss Of Mem
ihis Tennessee URd he thioa.
Bushes Lftrs should Be ddircsacd
THE APPEAL
so Second Sired, Memphis. Tt1a
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-18
The River give. Up The Dead.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 1.-THE river
at this place gave up two bodies today
and solved the mystery surrounding the
disappearance Of julius Thurman, the
eighteen year-old son Of retired mer.
chant, who has been missing since last
September, and Martha Klamra, FIVE
year-old Polish girl, who strayed from
home early In February.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-18

Tnr Chattanooga San Is right, "Mr.
Mcmillan Is q strong man. Place him
where YOU viii and he acquiis himself
like a man armed at all points for any
emergency. lie reflects credit upon the
Democracy OF the nation, and Il goes with
out saying tina, his State Is proud OF him"
What u Governor lac would make.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-18

Prom the Montgomery Advertiser
Everything that the agriculturist can
desire can be obtained through the
Democracy better than from any other
party. and Il bchooyes all 10 stand by the
old organization. And that is Just wha,
they are going TO do.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-18
Local Me,coroioglcni Pres. Report.

A MONUMENT 10 the memory OF Gen.
Toombs Il about 10 be erected al his old
home, Washington, Ga, and the late Alex
Stephens Is to be similarly COMMUNICATED
at CraMforlsyllc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-18

From the Salt lake Tribune.


As a rule men do not realize any sub
stantial benefits In this world except
through earning them. What IL true Of
men u true OF cities. The rule Is that
people make Of themselves and OF their
surroundings what they earnestly try 10
make, and people are drawn toward those
spots where the greatest exertions arc
madc,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-18
A jacobson Firm Assigns.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
JACKSON, Tenn, April I'D. l.. Muir
rell 4 Co., dealers in dry goods and no.
tons, in this city, assigned to q. T.. o'Con.
nor, this city, yesterday. Assets and liza
bililics have not ~ vet been made known.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-18
The Protected Carnegie.

Prom the ~ Louis Republican.
Andrew Carnegie Is n conspicuous adj
vocaic Of the war tariff. Andrew Car
ncgic has conspicuous differences with hi,
workingmcn, too, from time TO time, and
one Of them Is attracting attention just
now
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-18

frum the ~ Louls Republican.
Since the assault upon everything aud
everybody, Senator ingalls, has preserved
n Wild hilarious silence. lie ~ not the
flint man who has been knocked oul by
the irresistible rebound Of lis own mouth.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-18
A Veteran As.ns.Inniea.

Mexico, Mo-, April i7,-samucl Apgar,
aged sixty. an invalid and veteran Of the
Mexican and civil wars, was called 10 his
door at 2:30 O'Clock this morning and as.
sassinaied. Suspicion points TO relative
rs his murderer.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-18
Rumor- of Mayor uewi,rs neing sho,
Iufrue

NV York, April IA report was put
into circulation tonight that Mayor Hewitt
had been shot. Reporters made inquiry
and found that there is no truth in the
renorf
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-18
A Dull Camnnian. Then.

Prom the jacksonville News Herald.
There isn't going TO be any money In
Florida politics this year.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-18

TIE WEEKLY APPEAL "a q compendium Of ne
,ans Of sexn DAILY APPEALS M Ggricuilm
department q prpord ,rih prnR onre n contains
complete marsd npoHs IN, prur 1888 Wfp be J'h Of
important political crcnis and THE WEEKLY AZ
PEAL ,edl kesp ~ rcddcrs fully tAiorRod Of hopI
The Iriot Of THE WEEKLY APPEAL 10 onivS a
tenr has no sgei0H
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-18
THE WEATHER.
Indications.

wAsnISGToS. April IS. lam.
r For Mississippi Cooler, generally iuir
D. weather winds becoming fresh 10 brisk
- northory.
Tor Arkansas Cooler, fair weather. light
u frcsh norhcfly winds, yecrlng 10 oasicfly.
For Tennessee. Cooler Hight To local rains FOL
lowed ny colder fair weather light to ircah winds
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ro ooNrrnrToRs ANp coRREspoYpr yrs

W. solicit Lii,rs oni Communications upon subjects of
penoo Interest, but such mud olunv'be docomIdnim
bp he namc aud ojrss " M wriicr, a. guarantee
of Lis good fohh and responsibility No hoi'oc can
itidlcH ~ dnongEiois communications
Communications for publication nusi be rrkn on ons
eide Of ne page only, and ,eih al chr matters con
nooied ,cn ~ otforla department. should Dc al
drts-oi' 10 ne Edaor " The Algcdi hcniph"
Tenn
We cannot, NJ riik uadrtdte 70 reiuR drfic'o not
found suitable Jor publication.
Car mad bOots an hgf bypoaoGoos, and HOi by indi.
tfduai ndues
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ON NEW YORK. OFFTrF

Tcsan Office Of TBE APPEAL No ~ TSfbun,
BuRdi'g, Moo York j. X Ioa Doros sptciai
IdsfeTa Amt
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rrRMs nR SUBSCRIPTION

SlecIMm WI ~ NJ o[ eAar9t
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rior technique. aGrsy was model in this
respect possibly uncxcelled and rarely
oqualed, but there was something more than
mctrical accuracy and rhetorical opposite
ness in his poems. There was that
beart-touching quality, that spirit OF
broad and sympathetic humanity, which
made the singer beloved alike by
the high and 9the low. Matthew Ar
mold certainly wrote nothing equal to
the "Elegy," that tender hymn which has
brought solace tos many toilworn souls and
which, with its lesson, will live to make the
world better until the end OF time. Mr.. Ar
nolds verse is exquisite, but 1t is cold, DR..
Holmes himself ois o poet who has won the
affections of men because he has drawn his
inspiration fromihis every day environment
and employs graceful fancy ana rare
sense of humor TO make his philosophy WIN
some and effective. Yet withal he Is an art
list with an artists love of good line a
brilliant metaphor and well turned period,
and IL il this, together with the impulse
OF super-gcnerous nature, which causes
him TO place Arnold as poet upon 30
high pedestal. There is ddactc quality
In the verse of Mr. Arnold which will al
ways make II useful by way OF prologue
and text and in the prosody class, but his
songs, as songs, will rarely be sung. The
following is one OF the latest Of Mr.. Arnolds
poems. To read Il is to perceive that he Is
far from being the equal OF Jean lngelPw
upon similar theme
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