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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-21
Tuy WESTERN MONTHLY.

The May number ~ the Western Maath-
~, just received, maintains the high char
acter already earned by that excellent
publication, It, table o!coutcut' embrace
u biography Of Erastu' ot' Haven; a
continuation of The Rolling Ntonci John
Cinnamon Picturesquely Considered Our
Principles Of TaXaIioni articles about
GiaRts and Under-currentsi Talks about
Life Snow Bound in Basque Posada, etc.
etc. The fronti-piece is aine steel plate
portrait Of l., o. Haven.
The Western Monhiy is about the size
Of the atlantic Monthly and strikingly
like 1t IN sppearcnyc. Published by the
Western Monthly Company, Chicago,
Terms s. 90 per copy per annum, in
advance.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-21
PICK OFT YOIR,uOitE.

The undersigned will scll his stock of
flowers, for cash, cheaper than anybody
Else in town. The best perpetual roses
all Of which are in large po,si roses You
canno, buy a, any nurery Cor les than
50 and 70 cts IA piece, win sell for - to
50 cts, verbena. by the dozen from - to
81 IS pan,ies, by ,h dozen, ut 81 90
single geranium,, from . to % ct. q piece
double geranium., from - 60 - ctsr
pclargniums, from 10 b, - ,t,r iropaoli-
ums and ,ritomas, SO - oi-. cuphca'
double petuuas, ,wcct~.,n'cl gcrauium.
chrysanthcmum,, fcyrirNs. riucruric,
etc, etc, at 10 to - ct. piece, amaylli,
formossissima splendid dover when
blooming, all ready started iu large pots,
at 80 cts. piece. Come and ,uc
AMANDCS JAECKEL. n
Fifteenth Str bet Walnu, and Cellar
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-21
THE rrACn AM ornrR CROPS.

We have extended diligcnt inquiries
among the farmers visiting Cairo, a. to the
effects of the recent cold .uap upon the
growing fruits, and vegetation generally.
1, affords u much pleasure & bc able TO
bear the assurance 10 oar readers that de-
spite all the untoward happening u; the
past two weeks, the peach, cherry pum'
and apple crop. ".iill live or the peach
es IL is estimated that about twenty per
cent, Of the crop Ia. been hllcdi but,
should the balance mature there viii be no
wan, Of peachc., in Egypt "a; least. 1t j.
believed that the apple. have escaped en-.
,irely. The pears and strawberries, how.
ever, did not fare 80 well. Most of the
finer varieties of pear, hsv" been cut oil
entirely, and also all tie strawberries that
had reached the bloom This visitation
upon the s,rawberric, i no, necessarily iU-
tai to the crop. 1t. wort effect Will be to
delay the advcn, Of ripe berries. Bu, for
the freeze We should have had strnwbcr-
ries in the marke, 10y the 9Th of May. IT
Is highly probable now that We shall have
90 wait for that toothsome berry until the
!Wh ultimo
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-21
lInIEI AIlIiINAIS.

Fl. Nicholas Hotel, April n, $50
Jane. Wright, J. u. Cho,, II, :. smith,
jaime, Cook, j. y Smith, Silas A. Jones,
Ja,. l.. Gilbert, Z. l., Stockton, H. Young
f. Smith G.. +. Coffee, Robert Hone, A.,
G. Wright, jaime, T. Decker Dan Packen
Andrew Garrett, Gallon pcwc,c, +, Pun.
.ell : Hart, J. ". jackson, j. 4. Up
ham, j, y. Watson, KY j. \. Cohh',
j. G. WicNcrsham, Harry Robertson, John
A BEAUMONT, Nashville, Tenn; 4, H. Cory,
city, :. j, Hall, Geo, :, rccgrccn, Mound
ga.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-21
ICE CREAM, SODA. SETTER iND kI>sINGEN
WHITES, IIl,

T. Saup, l0i Commercial avenue, ever
attentive 10 the wants of the inner man,
ha, opened hi, elegant and we'll furnished
Ice Cream Saloon, where, beside, the most
delicious ices, the patron may obtain the
cooling and health6l soda, Setter and ki,-
singer water. in their greatest purity.
Ladies or famiic, may visit the saloon
without fear Of intrudcrs.
Additions have been made To- the stock
Of tobacco, cigars, etc, worthy Of the
special attention of buyer, either whole
sale or :etail aprlltf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-21
RIVER NEWS.


The weather is clrnr to-day. with morru-
ry ranging Zoo the u..ra.urAood of ,u-' ui,
morning
The river ha, fl.u II iuear. in the
pat wcuty-inIr hour.
The Mississippi {, -,.,l rcrcl.ug slowly
at - Louis, tyt B., rising above. The l,,i-
nois and Missouri are falling.
The Cumberland Is falling with trut
on liarpcth ,hoa-.
BJ,.ue-. uu our wharf aa- lr.. quite
lively since our last report,
The Tyrone brought - Pc ccdor ware
for re'hipmont 10 ~ Louis, Ia hAI, To-
bacco, IL hbl' hour, - coop, poultry o
tons -uudric, for r,sh.pmcut South
Thu Marble City received 900 ton. for
Mcmphi, and Nicksburg
The Great Republic added 400 tons
for New Orleans, Natohez and way points.
The Mollic Able .ddyl $50 tons, priuc.-
par y for New Orican-
The Mohawk and barge, are receiving
rapidly aud will probably receive 400 ton,
ut this point.
Ironsidc, ha, 3 bargc' railroad iron for
St Louis,
Dictator has two barge, ice,
A cold bloodod murder occurred on the
NJ. +. Forsyth on Monday la,, between
Columbus and Memphis. Her
carpenter named Clark WA. Instantly
killed by being struck on the head with
billet of wood by negro deck hand while
Clark was repairing barrel The negro
was arrested and confined in Jail al Mem
pills. We have no particulars.
The Louisville for New Orleans, Altoona
from st Louis to Cincinnati, Arkansa,
from -. Louis to Pine Bluff are duo t.
day.
The magnificent steamer Idlew.'d Capt
Gus. Fowleri is the Cairo and Evansville
packet for to-day, The Tyrone /, the
Cairo aud Nashville packet This evening.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-21
HARDIN ARR EnK MI.

Go to &, ". Henderson for anything in
the lin" of Hardware, such a, Butts, Locks,
Screw and n general assortment of shelf
hardware. Also, lot Of Garden lmpii-
mcn,,, such II. Rukc., lloc,, Manure and
Hay Forks, etc, etc.
Mr.. Henderson hu, also just received
the largcs, aud be-, stock 81 c"ohing stove,
ever brought to the city and ,olI, cheap
for cash.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-21
TOnICCO SAILS TO-DAY.

The sale of tobacco by the Planter.
Tobacco Warehouse company to-day wa
a decided success, in every particular.
siNiy.,wo hog'hcad' were entered, aud
sold at the following price,:
20 md Tugs nt.."....,,,',,'...,>1 e. - 80
30 .hipping leaf Hi...,"$S "a So 90
~ icbald at..",,..""..Sl3 e, >l7 %
There Wa, II full board Of local buyers
present aud good attendance ofplanters,
The sale. were, Il, far as We could learn,
entirely satisfactory.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-21
Mrs. G. MCGEE, Eighth street, nca

MRs. G. MCGEE, Eighth street, near
Commercial, has Il well assorted and very
fashionable stock Of millinery good, trim
mings. etc, and it i said that in point of
prices she utterly dehcs competition.
Every day or two she adds some new at
traction, hence, if the ladies of tho city
would keep posted a. to the fashions, or Sc
cure the be,, possible bargains in millin-
cry goods, etc, it will not do for them TO
overlook Mrs Notices establishment.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-21
IME PLOPLL,s NV DISCOVERY.

The public have discovered that there i,
one preparation, and only one, by which
grey hair can be rcinve,tcd with the tiuge
that nature bestowed upon it without stain
ing the skin. They see that Phalons Vi
Italia. or Salvation for the Hair, is transpa-
rent, and produces richer browns and
black than auyofthc offensive dyes. sold
by all druggists. apllslSwlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-21
rHEsT. NICHOLAS norrL ,spRy,r,rn,yr.

This popular and eligiOly located house
OF public entertainment /, now fitted and
furnished throughout IN good style; and,
under the management Of Me,-r,. Walker
4 Slisson, is doing a large and thriving
business. Ii is kept upon the European
plan-the guest calling for what he want,
and when he wants it, whether in the dav
or night time, and paying only for what
he orders. The rooms are large and clean.
furnished with the beet Of bed, and bed.
ding, while all other feature, Of the c.-
tablishment are arranged with an especial
eve TO the comfort and convenience Of the
O. iafti
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-21
TIM pItk FAMILY.

The celebrated Peak Family will give
one Of their chas,c and popular concerts in
this city on Tuesday evening next OF
their excellence as harpists, yocali,ts and
bell-ringers we nccd scarcely say word,
as most Of our readers have heard them,
and properly appreciate them.
Owing TO engagements already made
they can give only one entertainment in
Cairo.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-21

All persons who have ~, paid
their State aud County taxes for the year
ls1g, will bear In mind that the time ul-
lowed me by law for the collection Of tho
same, without cot, will expire In u few
days.
Delinquent, will, therefore find It to
their interest to attend 10 the matter with
out delay l.. IL. MYERS,
sheriff and EN-otcio Collector.
apllGdlOt
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-21
MINERAL. WATERS.
FIRST OF THE SEASON

Kissingcn, Setter, and Blue Lick
Waters, and all the other variety of
waters from the celebrated springs Of Ger
many and America, on draft and for sale
by the glass gallon or barrel at the drug
store OF b. 7. Whitaker, No. los CONNER
cial avenue, Cairo Ills. apll2tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-21
TIE IASI NAMING.

] have commenced making out my de-
linqucnt list, and .hall prosecute the work
to an early completion. All persons set
owing taxes will Therefore, see the ncce,.
sity for making immediate payment, If
they would save costs. l.. II. MYERS.
spr2l-3t. sheriff and cX oilicio Collector.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-21
fII,>IsIII>a GOODS.

Tho completes, stock Of gentleman :
furnishing goods in the city, j. To- bee found
at Miller and Milicrs, IL would bee II
remarkable want. indeed, ia this line that
they cannot satisfactorily supply at the
very loves, figures ruling in this market,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-21
TRY ~.

Mrs. Whitcomb desire. all To- try her
syrup /, /. the great children, soothing
remedy, and odd at the low price Of %
cents. apllslSwlw.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-21

Everybody uses Wizard Oh, aud Bar
clay Bros, sell 1t cheap for ca.h. Pat
ronizc home institutions. Buy from the
BARCLAYS.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-21
Mc.sr.. Elliott, uaythornl & Co.. wish

Mcssrs. Elliott lIaythornl * Co., wish
it known that they stand ready now, rs
heretofore, to receive grccuback. at par in
exchange for boots and Shoes. Their
Spring and Summer stock is very full and
contains all the sizes aud qualities Of boot.
and shoes, whether for ladies, gentlemen,
girls, boys or babies, that are manu-
featured. And, If any body says that
Elliott, lIay,horn X Co., are undor.old in
Cairo, don t "shoo, him on the ,pot, But
disbclicvc him. lfyou will then obtain
4. II. " Co.'S, prices, our word for it yuu
will look no further for bargain.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-21
CHEAPER AND CHEAPER STILL.

Aurora Oil can be had Ut forty cents a
gallon, and suitable burners given IRE" of
charge TO those who will patronizc Ew"ll
n Jacob, ut No. %, Ohio Lcvcc.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-21

The Continental i. the only cooh .toy"
with .liliu, oven doors. Warranted iu
all respects. Pitcher y Henry 90 ''.
Commercial avenue. cor Eth .tr"o'
nuygutf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-21
TUE ". \ o.. THE I. e. tSD THE JUNCTION
NkJIIlutIlS.

The impression j. abroad that the Iron
Mountain and the Mobile and Ohio railroads
do not cooperate harmoniou.ly in the
work of perfecting great through freight
route between ST. LOU. and Mobile. Per-
sons who attempt TO explain this want of
harmony, say that the VI. d O. road is
about TO join hand, with the Ilinui, Gem
trRl, and that the construction of the
union. From such promises it j, argued
that it is folly for the city of Cairo
to vote II 800, 600 to the Junction rail-
road because it will Dee built any
how. 1t seems To u thDt the following
paragraph, which We copy from late
number Of the Mobile Rcgiytr. show. both
the groundlcssness Of the prcmi.n. and the
fallacy of the conclusion
We have lately examined new freight
car, constructed 10y the Mobile and Ohio
Railway Company ut Whistler, from plans
made by and under the immediate dircc-
tion of the Chief Engineer and General
Superintendent, II. }. Fleming This car
/ is the first Of three hundred which the
company are building for the II Louis
! business, to run through from Mobile Ia
st. Louis without breaking balk /, pos.
scsscs some new and interesting feature.
which are best described by an Intelligent
and experienced superintendent of another
road IA entirely removing all danger
! from the falling of brakes and swinging
beams, the pulling out of draw-hcad. and
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-21

Tho =. Nichola. Billiard Hall i one
Of the largest and bot furnished iu the
country. /, {, the resort Of both citizens
and stranger, who indulge m billiard
PLAYING. ianGU
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-21

Ju.; received at l. NrG +. No -, Ohio
Lcvce, a splendid lot Of spring Cn'. lm"rc'
Coating aud Ncs,ing. which will boo mad"
up IN the mos, fashionable style. and az
prices to .uit the ,imr.. pcrirr, III guar
uut,rd or no ,nlr o.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-21

The st. Nicholas Billiard Hall IS ous Of
the largest and best furnished iu the cuun.
try. 1t !. the resort OF both cit.au- a"b
strangers who indulge in billiard play
ing. 80.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-21

They never tire the eye. They last
many year, without change. They are
pcrirc, IN every particular. They on"
warranted no, 10 break Clll on Tabor
Bros. our well known I.w.l.~.. Md n.ks
uLput tlru. m4"luWlm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-21
The Cairo Bulletin, April s21.


GOOD C"Ii boots Tor wv" dollars ava
,"'t - We '''''' '''' d. .''' 70 ''''
- '"'' l'''',
Use Finder. Chill Curr-"It never
fails
n.owo,. ,.n5'r.tirt. eff, .,rr'are
n, - Xoor. y, oobio tovon
TuF prSr II I@E- rrl... chill
crr,
,,. .. - = 81. .,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-21

Youths boys and Childrrus clotho.,
less than New York price,, viii h' '",d
thi. week, ut = NcH', rcsar1lc'. Of cost.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-21

A new supply of Calf Boot. and Critters
iu.t received ut =. NcE., NJ. ~ ONO
i.cvco.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-21

Drawers and i'ndcr.hirt., aD = sacrifice
at =. Neil7s. No ~ Ohio Lcvo".
The Cecil Whig., 1870-08-06
The Turnip Crop.

If the Ruta Bagas are not already in the
ground, although it is still time, it should
be attended to without delay, so that the
first week in August will find them sOwn
and on their way producing their kind
They are very certain crop if put i'll in
the best manner, thinned out, weeded, and
generally well cultivated.
The turnip-crop for culinary purposes
can be sown any time in August, but for
an early supply it should be at the begin
ming of the month, using the early Dutch.
For the general crop we prefer the Red or
Purple Top, originated by Mr.. Landreth,
at Bloomfield. In preparing for this crop
the ground should be plowed pretty deeply,
and narrowed until it is thoroughly pulver.
lied. If sowed in drills, the seed should
be put in with seed-planter, and when
strongly up and the turnip has commenced
forming the plants should be thinned out
to from eight to ten inchas apart. We have
seen splendid crops raised in this way. L
the seed is sown broadcast, light harrow
should follow it, and after it dressing O
lime at the rate of from forty to fifty bush
els to the acre. We have known evel
twice this amount to be applied with thu
best results where the land was deficient il
lime. If the fly should make it's appear
ance, which is not likely to be the cas-
where the lime is used, good sprinklinl
of wood ashes, if they are to be obtained
early in the morning while the dew is upol
the plants, will protect them. 4
Many farmers thin out their broadcas
sown turnip patches, but allow them
crowd together in masses and getting snO
roots. Now, it is just as advantageousE
thin out these as it is those sown in drfI7
1t can be done rapidly with q sharp, T.
row hoe, and should not be neglected vi :
thinning out is needed and q large 4 q
desired. -Gernaantoaon Telegraph. II x
The Cecil Whig., 1870-08-06

ToMAToEs-RAIsE AND SAVE P+El
THEM.-Nothing else, except pc
supplies better standard article 9
through the whole year. Cooked
plenty of bread crumbs they furnish
palatable and nourishing table dish
tally from December to June, whe
garden vegetables are not abundant
ing sometimes failed with glass j
now use tin cans, 10 inches lonf
'inches.in diameter (cut from slF
10x14 inches and cheaply made.)
say y inch in diameter, is left il
The tomatoes, in large quantityF'
are cooked well, as for the table,.
out salt. They are poured intls
hot, and q bit Of tin well soldere;se
put up Is to 40 cans at timo, III
a tinman to do the soldering, i"
large number of cans ready a.
Thus closely sealed they will kL.,y
a month, a year, or five years. ,ue
against q poor year, and insur up up
ply always, we put them up @ omo
years in advance. Soald the p"hs
and set them away dry, antn W
used several times with IN fo'n
the tinman to smooth the he
The Cecil Whig., 1870-08-06
H dOLS OHa SINTVHIV
MISCELLANEOUS.

~ - PILES or MEMORRIIOIDAL TUMoRs. INTER
NAL and EXTERNAL, BLIND BLEEDING md ITrii VII
ING, positively perfectly and permanently CI'REn
without PAIN danger, instruments calstics, by
WA. McCANDLEss, ND.
No. 1926 SPRING GARDEN ST, PHILADA. pa.
Who can refer you to Eleren Hundred of the has,
tlAens e. Of phadelphia who have been cured prac
tice oi eteren BGdrS sperinity in this discos
" iaiiur" ma,raafsa cure in all cases "''''"'
Feb 20, 1S70-ly
The Cecil Whig., 1870-08-06

CpRRANT JELLY.-TheFn,Sy ~ no o
jelly that we SO seldom SEQ ua.y
as currant. One difficulty ra a. :
lowing the fruit to becom =, .ie he
constituent of the fruit os g., .no
juice to solidify into jelt "Dan' ;n
dant as soon as the herrjs ,;pei ;;asd
If left until later, q long 84"trGa 1ri'a
which Injuries the oolofi'v NJ ne
following process is q ~ ny J.. ml.
Harrison. "Boil the oe III q
bright saucepan and "U ,;,, ;nc,o
scum rises; while h 4ulGk'y 4;y
through Q flne fianael t.a. aap's,y s,.
one pound Of finely sig '"sal ., iol
every pint Of juice, g 10 WL, vlo.
eughly dissolved, ponY co. "men ~ !
cold, paste on paper ''' III
cool, dark, dry place, ,
The Cecil Whig., 1870-08-06

IN EVERY WAY
44rT%Tion: ri;i;: 'i
THE great advantages we
possess, as the result of a large,
well-established an6successful
business, with an experience of
more than twenty-fve\ years,
enable US to offer induca aments
to all who are about to } ecome
purchasers of J
~Rea%-M Made CNhing~'
second to no Establishment in
the country. Our garments are
all made of fine best materials,
carefully shected; nothing un-
sound ozn any way imperfect
is mad9up at all, even in the
lowest grades of goods. 1t is
wellt Established fact among
clothiets, that our Ready Made
Clothing, in every thing that
goes to make a superior gar
ment, is hsequalled by any
stock of goods>s philadelphia.
Our assortment so large
and varied that every oQe can
be fitted at once, without d dflay.
Our prices are always gudt IAN
teed as low, or lower, than 1.-THE
lowest elsewhere. We Have
also a fine assortment of
~c''d' i" the P'tZ~
which will be made up order,
in the best mannY, and at
prices much low,f than are
usually chargedfor Garments
made to ordeI
Gentleykn visiting Phila-
delphia, /ean, by having their
measure registered on our
booksihave samples of goods
forwad He'd, with price lists, by
mail, It any time, and gar
ments, kither made to order or
seleetedkpm our Ready-Made
Stock, forN><dsd by express,
which will be gua>spteed to fit
correctly. \
BENNETT ago..
To7Oer Hall, SIS Market ST.
Mysey s<>vs<" Tp1% Sixth SIS.
PHzzADNPAzA.
June II, 1s7o-3m
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-05-27
A Story of q Soldier.

The Colonel Of an Alabama regiment
was famous for having everything done
up i'm military style. Once, while field
officer Of the day. and going his tour OF
he came to a sentinel from
the Eleventh Mississippi regiment, ly-
ing fiat down OH his post, with his gun
entirely to pieces.
Colonel-Dont you know that sen
tincl. while lc is on duty. should always
keep on his feet:
Sentinel (without looking up)- That
was the way we used to do when the
war broke ou,. but was played long ago.
Colonel (bcginning Ia doubt If Tie
man was on duty Are youa sentinel
here!
Scmtincl--Wcll, I'm sort Of a SEN
tinel.
Colonel--Wcll, I'm sort Of officer OF
the day.
Seriincl--Wcll. il you'll hold on till
II sort Of 60, my gun sort Of together,
i'm give ven sort Of salute.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-05-27
Cincinnati Enquirer.

mo party lacking the unity Of purpose
and views that now characterize the De-
scocratic party cun expect to draw tn 1t
those OF the other party, who tremble
al Congressional and Executive usur-
patioDs. and who desire a return to
pu-e and economical administration Of
The Government. The New York and
Connecticut Democracy arc either i'll
ten.iiyiug this party anarchy.or are opc-
'nirg the way for the relief OF the party
through the gates o. death. which,"
; The above We clip from the columns
q. The Cinc;an.ii Eiiqriirr. in an ar'i-
Gle critici.in:s tie New Isra and Con
i,ec.ic,.t Jrmccr,cy Ger their legislation
in view OF he adoption. o the E..tecnin
/. amendment. ], Is well Known that tie
! Icuuci.;cr o.' these States. IKE the De-
mocracy of ail oiL.r States. opposed
the adoption of he Fifteenth Amend
men, as n violation of the fundamental
iprincio!cs of our EoycrEncii, - dcpriv-
ing tic States OF ti.eir rigi, 10 regulate
suffrage. Now. ike otaer sensible DEM
ocrat, an the country. the Legislatures of
these States accept the situation. and be-
llicye no good can be accomplished Tor
the party or the country by keeping up
AN ct. rial warfare over = matter tina;
has already been definitely decided. But
The Cincinnati Enquirer Is not yc: salts
fled. Being sore. no doubt. over its own
folly i'm indirectly aiding the passage OF
1.-The Amendment. il row adheres 10 the
lpo.ition that the only consistent pro-
oram:.ic for the Democratic party Is In
wage eternal and unceasing warfare
l.vaiu., a ,art of the Constitution Of the
lcut,ntry. 1t wants, if We correctly un-
lderstand il, Democratic Legislatures to
enact laws nuliifying the Amendment.
And il they cannot see the wisdom Oi
such course. then il accuses them oi
disqualification. and proclaims then as
aiding tine dissolution Of the party. We
lwondcr if t..e Enquirer folks believe
that the political wisdom of the party
lcmanates from the spirit tia; preside-
over the columns of ihat sheet. We
rather regard the Enquirer just now as
occurviug ,l,e position of the wise.clcar
headed. and sensible jur,nhan, abusing
Ithc eleven stubborn. stupid fellows who
.opposcd his views of what The verdict
II should be in case under consideration.
We think that little modesiv would
lberome the Enquirer in view OF the rae
I that lis past cxpcric:ice does not prev.
THAT thc Democratic party have yielded
, Ia very cordial endorsement TO IFS bol.
tissues. as leader. Its peculiar theories
! ihave never taken any great hold upot
the party. and we think that if Tie I'm
G clc;uircr really wishes for unity i'll TN
democratic ranks il might accomplish
w,.a; :. would consider a very grca
thing by bringing the Enquirer into har
5 mony with the par;y.--,New Alban.
Ledger.