The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-08
lJhr Bulletin.
,r coPrp OK TURNS TO BATTLE

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! rhc able and energetic canvass made
.,.;ro ,hc twelve months past, under thc
IN ,,ice. Of the American Free Trade
c acne ha. reused the protectionists to
A'ne Greeley rants, and in his distem-
y. actually threatens to publish, in book
sm hs principles of political economy;
" sror. whose ideas on American industry
|" Lnd,od into and finally settled in manure,
s.y dipped hi, pen in venom preparatoryto
Tholishinr Commissioner Wells and his
= ai.,,e,; Forncy, less polite, goes straight
. the mark, and says the Commissioner
Y but unfortunately for him, he furnishes
Az beautiful absence of facts to sustain
y charge; the grim and lean ellypitches
IA roars like mad bull before rod fanneL
"a in his frenzy, cores friend
d enemy alike Tray, Blanche
xee,hcurt and all hsv" nov joined
g. nm. k. and their yeps ur beginning to
h,.,rd All ,wcr the land; while republic
Pm Journals Of euincnt standing, but hold
60 different views on this subject, are en-
Sy1d IN war, compared to which the
b ,he of the Kilkenny Cats must have
len ~ absolute peace, the process OF
I edinr each other out of the party is in
!'hlged in daily, eliminating, SO far, how
Yer. only in wind. But where there Is so
och smoke we may reasonably look for
., When the crisis does come, there
I IN be terrible slaughter in the republican
4 mn and the divided house will tumbleto
W ground, rent and torn by is own dis
asion.. Such a result Is inevitable.
tioweyer much the assertion Is resisted, II
none the less true that but one idea gave
\ nth to, nourished and placed in power
Republican organization. This was
/, movement to abolish slavery; and in.
cad Of rs is commonly asserted, the
anticipation of tho negro being only an
I edent Of the war, the contrary Is true
al paradoxcal as il may seem, the war
1 A. bu, the incident to it. Since the &C.
Cssioh Of the party 10 power, no other
.estion save the condition Of the negro,
"a matters collateral thereto, have occu.
I'D any considerable share of public at
,,ion. The moment il leaves these, as
| q finishing touch of reconstruction will
l. mpel I, to do, the party is no longer n
| lit; buta hybrid organization, mass OF
| ixed opinions, differing in these rs widely
the poles. The breach in their ranks
q widened daily by the tariff, and no
Mount Of twaddle about loyalty can pre-.
nti, The public appetite has been sur
tied and Is now sickencd with war and
unpleasant memories.
! We anticipate hard battle on the tariff,
the protectionists are driven to the
Nil and We ARE not inclined to think so
/ .h,ly Of /, Ms the more sanguine Of our
1 lend. Here In the West there is a loud
,mand for tariff reform and public senti-
4 ent has been we'll moulded in It's favor.
NEE the agitation has begun however,
! 'hrgery the reverend, fossilizcd, harm
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