The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25
And Refuses TO Publish the Rcpubli.
can Platform.
ASSERTS THAT LOGAN DOES NOT
WAX On FRAUD AND COR.
RCPTION. Ar .H
And that There is Something Rotten
About the Logan PLANK.
WHICH. ~ AGITATED, WILL MAKE
A STINK, AND A BIG STINK.
Lamentations Of the Golronda Herald.
THE BEGINNING OF A GAY OLD
TINE.
TIE RADICAL KETTLE.

The political pot, or rather the Radical
| kettle, is beginning to raise terrible fuss
| in this part of the State and We have lit
| tie doubt that we are on the eve Of gay
old time, in which there will be great
deal Of fun fury and excitement
Mr.. u. ". LusK,
| editor Of the Shawneetown Mercury, at
tended the Radical con vention at Shawnee
town, and acted rs its Secretary. Its ac-
| ton, however, did not please him. and he
has retired from the political arena In
state of profound disgust.
his CARD OF WITHDRAWAL Is A. FOLLOWS
With the view Of carrying out o resolu.
ton formed over year ago, We this day
withdraw our paper from the political are.
ma. Through nine long years We have
| battled zealously for the success Of tho
Republican party, and now that We have
| seen the measures for which We battled
| triumphant, We step aside TO pursuea more
| retired and less onerous line Of duty, with
no less devotion TO those principles than
| when We first espoused them. In the fti-
ture our paper will he independent in all
| things, and devoted more particularly 10
| tho development and advancement Of the
business and material interests Of the COM
munity in which II is chiefly expected TO
| circulate.
| THE Du aroIS TRIBUNE,
| while it does not fuliy endorse the action Of
the Mercury, is disposed to apologize for il.
ITsAYs;
| Will, uo mr., M, di.,osoJ % do,y I'm,
| enough has transpired in the man agemeni
| of the Republican party TO disgust many
| of il. contentious supporters, We fail 10
| 6uliy endorse the action of the Mercury In
| Withdrawing from the political arena at n
| time when its influence il 40 desirable and
\ essential. We do not understand that the
| principles Of the Republican party fully
| prevail, but rather, that the RepuJiiedn
| par,y has boosted into office, amongst the
mood. ,aaay bad and corrupt seovndre,s.
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M .,,,,i.,, :, ct.
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fues,ca Tue republican papers throughout
the XIIIth Congressional District TO pub
lish the proceedings Of the convention.
The Tribune responds 10 tina, request as
follows:
1--WE SHALL DO 40 sroH THING,
for the reason that We find therein matter
'''' ,,ou,, .y,,vs.
10 the people Of Perry county, and We will
venture the prediction that II the third
resolution were submitted 10 vote Of tho
! Republicans Of this county.
IT WOULD ne VOTED powS
,.,.., ,,.o,,ho,,,i,,,, ,.ta,i,, ,.,i.,,
OF il reads thus:
"aI That We recognize. in Major Gen. l.
| A. Logan, the patriot and statesman.
That We heartily endorse tho recent efforts
~ N" iona &c. REFORM, ahd ms persls'ent war
places. Iii. noble career In the councils Of
the nation US well NJ the devotion 10 the
country during inc war mas shdered nm
'To '."' y ~ Iio peoP,o anu We .1N ''iat
b. lony.r heard in our Nn,ion,L counciI.
In behalf Of liberty and right
Tbs must have been intended not only
,oN" or D''e' o"f 'o9r',, ne people mere
ma, ''FT''' wv ''P''''''" '''"'''
Lo"'N DOES NOT WAR tfoS FRAUD AND
CORRUPTION
the people Of Perry county have some
reasons TO know, and they are bit sensi.
tive upon that matter.
SUGGESTION.
We would suppes, Ia the oyer.ze,Iou.
friends of the modest Logan. tLat they
drop this resolution from the platform as
fhsre is souething rotten ago,,t - and II
Wl"t'" "'" maze Hh"-ASp A BAD
H"h
-, ,'I ''"'''s W. "'e not
soo' Juus' VI inc article
AND Now COMES THE ooLcosDA HERALD,
Radical sheet presided over by a
bosom friend Of Mr.. Mum with
Wv"
"AN"" ~ us AsrEcr AND TEARS IN ITS
t'fs'
In the issue of June 9th AN article I.