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The Daily Dispatch: March 31, 1864., [Electronic resource], Yankee Politics in Memphis. (search)
that they have "organized with a view ostensibly to restore the State, and, as preliminary thereto, violently abolish slavery, heretofore specially exempt in Tennessee from the acts of Congress and proclamations of the President, but really to promote to office a faction at whose head marches Andy Johnson." They are styled a "factions, demagogically, and revengeful crew of old party hacks and political tricksters," and clearly given to understand that they are properly estimated. We have no doubt but that similar remarks were indulged in by the other side, and, if so, are willing to vouch both are correct. None of them represent the sentiments of the substantial men of the Bluff city. So far as we have been able to ascertain the Bulletin's party was headed by the clique who succeeded in obtaining all the offices under the military authorities, yet they were defeated. This was done by the influence (with Mayor Park at the head) which has heretofore carried the municipal elections.