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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25
"iyJTIfEWi SIT

Bulls of accommodation are tearing
about in the Radical camp, at present,
with perfect looseness. The Tribune
reads Special Commissioner Wells out Of
the party and informs its readers tina, he
has gone ito his own place among tho
Democrats piece of nows which We re-
ceivc with lively satisfaction. The \. Y.
Ercniny Post declares that the monopolis,s
who control congress and the Republican
party are entitled to no party allegiance or
consideration, and calls on it, friends, tho
opponents of commercial slavery and class
legislation, to defeat protectionist candi-
dates, wherever they are put up, at the
polls. Whcreupon the Albany Erering
journal pronounccs the excommunication
of the Post as follows;
As the Republican party will not do
what the Post demands, and the Post
knows IL will not, we can only draw one
conclusion, and that is, that it at last for
mally disowns the relation it has nomin-
ally sustained 20 the Republican party,
and takes up IL, abode publicly, whore /,
has for some time dwolt privRtcly--in the
Democratic household. And we hope the
removal will be- everywhere acknowledged
Hereafter the Post will be recognized rs q
Democratic organ.
We heartily greet the Poet to place in
the party which il never should have left
There i, room in the broad church Of De-
mocracy for all the victim. of Radical
uefsccutior
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Ohio Statesman thinks there
should be no fuss made about couple Of
rogucs stealing $4,000 from the United
States treasury in Washington for Senator
Pomcroy Of Kansas, captured 1000 900
ofncrcs Of public lands and no noi,e ut all
was made about IL.
1.-THE air Is full of detraction.' cries
the y. Y. Commercial AdrertissT zone
day a Connecticut Senator intiinates that
President Grant encourages jobbery-
another day representative Of Massachu-
sets leaves the impression on the public
mind that President Grant Is not capable
Of writing his own messages These i'm.
putations coming from members Of the
| same party are more unpleasant than com
ing from the other side.
In Ohio, Republican governor Wa.
/ elected last year by 1900 votes in poll OF
| 49,, 900. Indiana has held no general cleo
ton since 1853 but that year the majority
| against Hendricks for governor was bu'
| 9Gl in $50, 900 votes, while Grants ma lority
was 10000. In Wisconsin, the Republican
majority last year was 5000, while in
Minnesota II was but ?, 1851 New Hamp-
shire ana, and In Nevada, NJ the last
election, but Leg. These are hopeful
facts for the Democratic party.
Here are the straw thus far The
defeat Of the Republicans in Connecticut,
In April the $1,000 Democratic majority
In New York ut the June election the loss
Of the state Of Oreg0n, including a Rcpub-
lican United States senator, Mr.. Williams,
whose successor will DO u Democrat, aud
the defeat Of Bowen, the regular Radical
negro nominee. for mayor Of Washington,
by three thousand majority. This is pretty
good for the spring brcczcs. When the
autumn gales begin 20 blow, look out for
the whole straw-stack
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25
ALEX. II. IRWIN, ch'm.
INSTRUMENTATION CONGRESS.

Ma the oldcn time, before the Radicals
got into power, they were in the habit Of
pointing 20 the sometimes outrageous con-
duct Of certain bullics from the South who
clustered occasionally in the halls Of Con-
gros-, aud with sheer would ask the pco-
pie TO look at the disgrace Of such conduct,
for which they held the Democratic party
responsible. Their preacher. prayed about
the disgrace and ,'whenoycriyou met one Of
the sanity members Of the party, with eyes
turned up, and long sigh, he would be-
Sin TO dcplorc the dcbasing influences Of
slavery.
Have cur Republican friends, since their
accession TO power, improved upon the
character Of the proceedings Of the nation
al legislature j. II now, what, We were he'd
10 believe it would be, when the friends IL
Godand humanity should get into power
Where is tina, solemn assemblagc we wore
assured would gladden. our eyes in
the Republican time, in which the sun of
tho millennium was to riso--an assemblage of
'NNis h'h'FN lA'llf uIlllAl ol humanity,
loving one another, guiiiloss Of lcyity,
peaceful and quiet. II cannot be that the
body now in session at Washington IS
such a Congress! In II there is no hon
c'tv but corruption IA, noi,omc q, the foul.
ct Of siuE-holcs. It. members who nrc
called Radicals, are the ba.c,t Of men. and
hurl from ono g. the other cpi,het, the
most opprobrious. Neclec,in. the inter.
c1ts IF the public, they exhibit u great
deal Of industry in investigating each
others record 10 prove each other thief
and, iu,cvery possible way, net in u manner
at once disgraccfil 10 the Republican par
~ and the Union. Congress, IN tho day.
Of the domination Of the South. Wa, a dig.
nifod body TO whs, il T. now. Pistols.
then, and not foul words were the weapon,
used, and the former are not more ohlcc.
tonable than the latter, But who is sur.
prised at the disgrace which the Radical
party has brought upon the country, /.
1t not q palpable fact that radicali,m ha.
debuuchcd the public mind, rcvolutionized
our political constitution, and proved itscli
an enemy 90 law, order and economy 4,
isa political monster which should b. ami.
hllutrd
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25
WORDS FOR BOLTTRN.

Here aretwo propositions, copied from
the Chicago Times, which wecal 10 the at.
teution and commend to the thoughtful
consideration of Democrats, or, rather. that
class of men who pretend To- be- 50 thor.
oughly Democratic they cannot Induce
themselves 10 bo satisfied with the authori.
ta,ive action Of the party, and consequently
always bolt il ticket
The Democratic party is an organization.
Without organization there might be de.
mocrats but there could not be a demo
cratic party.
livery person who desires the success OF
ht principles Of the democratic party will
stand by is organization. To repudiata
us organization is 10 repudiate the party.
Wesre acquainted with Democrats, men
VINO assert they are Of the select OF the or
gal'zation, who are more frequently
'N' allies Of the Republicans than the sup.
porter Of Democratic nominees. We can.
MOI see Tue difference between man who
'',"' 'Ne niger, swears that Sanbo ought
W DC cA'erhlnated, that he is Democrat
80. ~ -, Nr'' water, and Of the regular Grip
s'"''ns A'Ad' but Sho votes 10 defeat the
'esu'aI Den4ocraiic nominee, and IA Radi-
Cal FROM different motives they are both
anu i''Hio' '"''--'he one because the par
~ does not 90 y him, and tho other Lc.
cause II does not 90 70 him n.moor.,.i
Precept and Radicals in prs',;ca ar AZ, ~, ~
bolters Of the party. In the lsnensoo VI" ~,
the Times, ''eycry person who Dr.. -, H.
success OF the principles Of the Democrat 80
party WILL stand by its Organization ~
!repudiate IL organization IL To renudia,o
the party" 'Puu'sl'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25
The Cairo Bulletin, June %.
ship has gone down at sea with all on board.

ship has gone down at sea with all on board.
"oni MT PROPHETIC souLV
we trust that such Is not the case. We
believe that the old flag is nailed TO the
mast hcad;a and that it will yet ride out
many hard storm. We know that the
coming contest is to be u hard one, and
that we need all our force.
VIZ, EVEN, ARB PREPARED foR DEFAT,
but we do not intend TO 60 10 the rear
until the last man leaves the field. The
hard knocks we anticipate, have but fixed
us in our determination 10 be ON hand
when they are given. We believe that We
will, the party we mean, gain this time,
and, although il may be bma sorry rictOrN
It viii be an important one; and we are
sorry that the Mercury has fallen TO the
rear.to be n looker-on in the coming con-
test. YeL-+uch is the case, and we will
try and get along without IL. 1t was un-
expected, and many Of its friends regret
the step Il has taken. We trust, however,
that brother Lusk hiss good and sufficient
reason for IT,
And so they 60, Well, we are only an
interested spectator, and heartily wish
that the best man may win
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

lFrom the Macoupn County Gazette, Radical
IA" The following plank in the platform
Of the Ohio Democracy will, we believe,
commend itself TO the judgment Of Il large
majority Of the people, irrespective Of
party
Resolved, That land monopoly is one Of
the grca, evils of our country, and against
the spiri, Of our institutions; that the
whole of our public lands ought to be held
as q sacred trust 10 secure homcsteads for
actual settlers. We therefore denounce
the recent action Of Congress in making
grants to mammoth railroad corporations
which are already too powerful and may
become dangerous TO free people.
No farther comments Is necessary, cx-
cept to say nothing but firm adherance To
the principles enunicated in the above ex-
tract, can save the remainder Of the peo-
pies real estate from sharing the fate Of
the 1000, 600 acres just swallowed up by
the Northern Pacific company.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25
NJ The following resolution adopted T,

Gently by the Boston labor reform conven-
ton shows how our illustrious president
Is regarded by the working classes
"R,soipsd, That the refusal Of Ulysses :.
Grant TO receive Miss Emmic A. Lane,
who visited him, in respectful manner,
us the representative Of the working
women Of Massachusetts and the daughter
Of st. Crispin, was a gratuitous insult 10 US
all, and we believe II 50 intended by Grant,
and Is another evidence Of his want Of
dcccney In his personal and other official
intercourse with the people
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

BaJ- The New York Hraid says in the
Senate, of cour'c, cycrythingi. dull. The
exciting subject Of impeachment was at
times rendered dull by the gloomy pom
derosiiy Of that body, and il We rcmem-
Der rightly, was cnlivencd ut all only by
the Old Bailey Quips of Ben Butler, or
the hole in the ky Of bingham. The
Heralds memory is short, The present
Secretary Of the Treasury, Boutwell, is
the "hole in the sky man. Bingham, in
his oratory, is high, but not like Boutwell,,
sky-high'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

GkS-Among thoughtful men, both in
and out of the State, our new constitu-
ton receives earnest approval The Buff
falo Express says of it;
1.-THE new constitution is in many re-
spects model structure Of organic law,
full of progressive ideas, and cmbodics
some Of the best conclusions derived from
past experience and some of the foremost
principles Of the advanced political phi.
losophy Of the day, carefully reduced to
practical application. Its adoption will
mark an era"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25
THE CRAIG MICROSCOPIC.

This Microscope is simpliled and adapt
ed to popular rs well rs scientific use. A
new optical wonder This is the only in
strument of high power which requires no
focal adjustment, and therefore can be
readily used by every one, even by chill
dren. Costing only Two Dollars and
seventy-hve Gents, by mail, post paid, it
Is within the reach Of all in the commune
ny, and should be on the table Of every
Practitioner Read advertisement in this
paper, m27d3m.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

On, no The Chicago FoSt,-amiable
Radical journal that it isis just now
very angry with the Chicago Tibune, and
charges that journal with attributing "tho
motives Of cut-throat and poltroon to
Pre- ident Grant l. not this Post very
unreasonable? Cannot it allow the Ti,iJ-
'"e to occasionally relieve it, burdcned
mind by telling the truth
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25
SICK TRANSIT.

The transition from gray TO unnatural
black or brown, effected by the hair dyes
and kindred preparations, isindeed a sick
ening transit, Phalon's Nitalia, on the
other hand, restores the natural hue TO II
shade, and Is pleasant and soft, instead Of
siekening and pernicious. Sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dcalcrs.
ic2Odawlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25
SENATORIAL CONVENTION.

The democracy Of tho Fret Senatorial District
Will assemble in convention at the city OF Metro
polls, on Thursday, the 9Th day OF August, next,
At o'clock pm, for the nomination Of candi.
dsic 20 represent, SAID District, IN The state senate
Tie ratio Of representation will be one delegate
for every Ico votes cas-, for seymour and Blair at
the last Presidential election, and Que delegate for
every fractional part thereof IN excess offy votes
IL
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

Valdez, clothier corner OF Sixth
street and Ohio levec, sells clothing, hats,
caps, boots shoes and furnishing goods,
cheaper by 10 per cent. than any other
house in Cairo. Call and satisfy your
selves before you buy. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

Eu-kuI BE- enforced rs the best physician.
oycUwhcr, Real the following from pr.Tillcfy,
nsuccesstul practitioner q many years standing
IN the Old North State;
Rocky Monnt, Eiseeomhc Co., Sept. ~ lsl3.
Ia. J. J, LAwHIsCE-IcAT rIrs Ihato used your
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powerful liver in'tgogntor, hood puuheT, and
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uluu-, syhllit", ani nervous affections, 10 l-a
remedy 81 imIncr.o values "a fact, IN almost
every variety Of chronic diseases It, use il ludi
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Your oledtrnt servant,
nc. TlLLERY, NJ u.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25
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CURES CHRONIC RUEUMATISM

Norfolk, Va sept Z, i,uj,
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with much gratitude,
am, respectfully youfs, etc.,
MRS, NJ, l.. A, NELSON.
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Cures SCrofula in lis Worst Forms.

From 4. W. MIL, a pr minont M l wei kuoNH
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

-Gentlcmen, go to John Antrims, 20
Ohio Lcveo, for all your muslin shirts,
hosiery, underwear and paper collars, and
save Mt least % per cent from the ordinary
retail prices. lie has the best cloth COW
cred paper collar ever offered in the mar
ket
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

FIFTY DAY DoARDgRs wanted ut the st.
Charles Hotel, where can be found the
coolest and most spacious dining room in
the city. The table as usual supplied with
the best the market affords. Families and
permanent boarders taken during the sum
mer months at extremely toD rates.
june3dlm.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

Read the following from No. womble, a promi.
ncut hardware merchant uf this city
No, l3Mirket square, Norfolk, Va, /
Octobor ii, lsGp.
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Yours truly,
T. q. WOMBLE.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

Democratic papers in the District will please
copy
II ss suggested tina, democratic county conycn'
ions to select delegate, he held on the ~ Mon.
iav 10 July.
ietcyery county senda iull delegation.
Nv order Of the Democratic Central Committee.
JOEL &. MORGAN,
lnlLrmAn nem Con Com. lalh Cong DE. III.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

Va The Albany argus understand tina,
subscription papers ARE out 10 purchas.
Grant paid-up life policy of $50 OOOl
A few judicious appointments in the new
cabinet would easily make up tina, aroo,n,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

From Rev, W, II. Christian, Pastor Dinwiddie
Street Methodist Church.
Portsmouth, Va, October q, lslg
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adopted ITS Use IN my family IN eases Of nervous
debility and depression. W, III. CHRISTIAN.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

From DR.. Lloyd, a physician OF large practice.
Great Bridge, Va, October 8. 1863.
j. j. Lawrence, NJ. d. -Dear Sir; ] cheerfully
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25
The 8nllttin
DEMOCRATIC coNo6 EssIoNAl
CONVENTION
Iath Congressional p'''r'''

A Convention OF he neno'fay y, =, Mia a.
Congres .ional District Of Il''"',r, ""' ~ .n
Metoroiis, Niss.ac county on lnDt','.3, s., 90
day Of August, D $50 a. noon .. ." tI 80
nominate cardiste Tor congress ~ -,
',t,t,t,, en-, delegate for each 100 votes cat
g. p,,ra',o ss,maurn ISIS, aud one for each fac
,,nnS 49,, r,,,e,fn excess of fifty. as follow-'
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APPROVED BY THE HIGHEST
Medical Authority.
K O S K OO!!
Prof. II. =. Newton

Professor and ~. sIicnt 81 the Faculty late "Pro.
fessor 81 Theory aud Practice - Medicine, Ia.
cInnati, ctr.
OnG Of the most eminent medical men 81 this
agc-wcU kn0Su - tho author Of tIc fullOW q =
standard MEDICAL works NcWton's 'Pusctiec Of
Medicine "b.s",.'s 10 thilircn.' Newton =
-Nmos surgery CtH., 90 December ~ Aris1rgH
Moicgl HsTI0c-pIg" 21s-sayss
Among the NOR" recent efforts g. introduce
popularity, some 30 thr new fem"di,-, ~ notice
anew pre- ttaiL on compounded ~ !. y. lnwt'nrei
profession and the public ne aus desired quantity
We recently examined his lahrniory and became
fully satisfied that ul hI. work i- done Boa the be-
manner, ~ the most approved prurss-c-, and
from IA" h'-t mniHfIll-t giving ~ a result 70 med
irinD meeting ia" confidence ~ IN" ph,siri'us
and the pubic"
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Two BE sOLDFOR CHARGES

Tho following articles, now In possession Of the
undersigned, slll b" soli nj pubic auction, on the
blh day Oi July leo, Ia pay freights and charges,
II not claimed OF called Tor before the dat. alto
mentioned, sale "a take plar. on Wharf Boat, op.
positc sixth street, CAIRO, Illinois, Mt 10 o'clock
M t'HAg T HI\HE
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25
THOUSANDS HAVE BEEN CHANGED

Nv the use OF this medicine frotn weak, sickly.
suffering creatures, a. strong, healthy AMI happy
mcn and women.
y" medicine has attained such great Tepuii.
ton a. this Justly celebrated COMPOUND.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-18

~Aquatic sports-a mill-race--Pameh.
6The Chinese laborers on the Western rail-
roads drink cold tea instead Of water.
@ln New York IL is estimated there are at
least one thousand men worth half q million and
upward
- High standing up ruffies and frills are 90
ing out OF fashion very rapidly. 1t has been
agreed that they are universally unbecoming,
and very stiff and awkward looking.
~It is said Of man who was pardoned
from the Massachusetts State Prison last week
after twenty-five years confinement that he
was more surprised at the street cars than a.
anything else.
sSRound hats have almost entirely superce-
ded bOnnets with beth young and old. They
are worn very high, as a gentleman expressed ii.
three stories high with cupola and balcony and
a flag at half mast.
VIn Stuttgart number Of gentlemen have
formed club for the purpose of Introducing the
military mode of salutation, instead of the one
now in use, and which is mostly injurious to the
head and the hat
~Paper collars and cuffs have been fashion,
able for long while, and they are now making
handkerchiefs Of paper, Ia Japanese. They
are very strong and can hardly be told from =
nne silk handkerchief. This will be bad news
for the washerwomen.
- Canada Is losing Its population. The pee
pie are coming to the United States. The Cana
dian government takes measures to encourage
immigration TO supply the deficiency, but the
immigrants do not remain there. OF the 50 COO
who landed there last year, only 10 900 remain.
SThree ladies of position in society, name
iy, Lady Amberly, daughter-in-law of Earl
Russell; Mrs. Fawcett, wife Of Professor Fay-
cett; and Miss Taylor, Of Belmont House. StraI-
rser, have undertaken TO lecture in Englan md
and Scotland on the Political, Disabilities If
Women"