The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-31

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\, few men. aud against the attempt oi
H. in high place. TO dictate the lrgisla-
y.s9ngress trET ~ tn a e-
rh& :declaratid, Ia Adeeiaedly Lognn
and probably expresses more than the
\ 'aker intcndc 81, should express. II j.
bndcmpation of the Radical policy and
n,swith ilesahis~l ~ The President ~,
NJ 4, az the General Of the Army. II
Logan hsd called up in his memory
isideuis u, The past, few years he
'ght have come to the conclusion that his
\ jteshH3hT wa his own condemnation
!. vote lqd those oiip his fellow-mcnbcrs
? the Republican party concentrated all
'wets over the lines and property Of the
ithern people in the hands Of the very
n who are now protesting against the
eugt being made to take Off their
pudersiraps and reduce their enor-
n Sus salsries. Anss.. Candy, Terry and
n iynods have been dic,ators over half
|. \ Republic. and Mr.. logan has APP
,uded all their acts of usurpation; hut
W, one Of the military gods of the Re-
bic having crossed his path, he shouts
,rotestsiion against the concentration of
(.s'wer IN ,he hands ola few men What
io' He protests. too, against the attempt
linen in high places TO dictate the legis-
ion Of Congress. And yet Mr. Logan
i supporter Of the present admini,tra-
n Inconsistency never ran into a more
L iculous position. lett not fact, we'll
own to Mr.. Logan, that General Grant,
the very Threshold of bis term of Office
yam to dictate TO the legislative branch
the government? Having, in ignorance
the law, he had sworn to execute, APP
tptcd Ia the position of Secretary OF the
easury n man disqualified, he had tho rs
France to send message 10 Congress
handing in effect that the law which
atcd the disqualification should DO re-
,aled. Why was General Logans voice
ent then Did not the president, only
days ago, visit his room IN the capitol
a call The Republican Senators into his
essence one AT a time, and personally re-
lesi each IL them 10 vote Tor the ratifca-
"a Of the treaty annexing San Domingo
the United States Was not request
IN such source, under the circumstan-
i, a commando Why did not Mr.. Logan
Use his voice in psotesta,ion at that timer
ut better late than never; and such Ian
iage from Mr.. Logan, who has been
ything but careful of either the letter
the spirit Of the laws when his pae,y
IS in question, has refreshing sound,
|, d leads ~ To believe that there j. yet in
I'm little of the love of the constitution
Fiich distinguished him when h. was act
* in fellowship with the Democratic
|.rty. A.aa-fa
| Farther on IN his speech, Mr.. Logan
'ants to-know whether this country /. 10
:. turned over to few aristuornt.?
'lether titl,~ ara TO b. borne here
'iether caste 10 tovbe establbhed 4! The
'norable members rash. ITcpermh. hi.
dor To run away wi.h his di,crel lon and
ils TO asking questions which Democrat.
i've been asking for years, and which hc
= resented "a the outgiying. " disluyal.
> An sristocracy Have Ne not nm
lstocracy? By What name .ha,l We call
ose men who live ia luxury aud pay no
Ses whliethepoor Of the Republic tot D.
y the interest upon their boarded bond. /
'they no.swarm ia tha lohbc- % Com
e's, and with their gold purchase Whist (
~ canno, obtain bvpersussiou when I
: Mr.. Logan had word of protest 20 /
GER again'l1hi, arisioeracy2 Why Ia. /
been absent from hi seat when vote.
We been taken upon the tarid which has
'"'rd another eri,lperacy not los, OBJ
,'''""bie sAAn shssr'-,ocrary ofthc bond
Jd"r'' The General talk sound doe
ne and Ne applaud hir ulteranees but
"oa'd hAv" higher regard fnr him if
mad" hi' practice. square web his pre-
pit
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