The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

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Tne pcregrinstions of he Wandering Dew
were rest compared with the activity Of
the on-going soul Of the martyred Brown.
! Soul Of John, stop!
The Republicans are Boosting oftheir in.
,s,rumentality IN securing the ratification Of
the XVIII Amendment. They are hasty
An old Roman lroverb freely translated is;
If you judge by the result, wait for the
end' and 80, We advise our Republican
friends to wait for results before they boast
of the hsndiwork Of their leaders. If III"
coIc-ed people shall have tn" wisdom ~
ac, on the merits Of the public issues, all
swill be- we'll but there is reason to believe
pun. = they will be clannish and support
and nate, on the ground that they are
,,hiad~; and oppose others because they are
not black. The result Of such policy
will prove disastrous and create n White
Mans and Black Mans party. Good
Republicans, before YOU boast, "bde wee.'
In recent speech, John Quincy Adams,
abiding to proposition which had been
made in the Massachusetts Legislature, a
few days before. to FIRE hundrd guns on
Boston Common, in honor of the ratifca-
ton OF the Fifteenth Amendment, said
~ am sorry was not in the Legislature
to propose, rs an amendment to IL, that
the United States be humbly solicited to
allow the State If Massachusetts, TO fire
that salute from Fort Warren, and that
the guns might be shotted In order to
show the process by which the Amend
ment had been carried The prison that |
closed upon the freeman without process
of law, and the cannon that beloved the |
commands Of tyrannical minority were,
indeed, the instruments by which the rati-
Rcation of the Fifteenth Amendment was
secured.
Tho Louisville Journal says that The
Radical idea Of reconstruction Is evidently
borrowed from John Robinson's circus. |
Those who have witnessed the perform
ances Of the great American combination
1--WE mean John Robinson's), will remem-
Der how the clown knocks over the young
gentleman In gold lace, and then cries out
poor fellow and sets him up again, and
goes to washing him clean, as he says, with
dirty broom; then he dusts him OF with
= blacking-brush; then he poii'hes him
with rake then he whirls him about and
asks, Now, isn't he beautiful That's re-
construction over and over again. Con-
grcss takes State and knocks il down;
then 1t sets II up; then 1t scrubs il with
negro suffrage; then it polishes II with
bayoncts; then II dust il with martial-law;
then, finally, II goes Radical, like Missis-
sippi, and, says, Now, isn't l I beautiful"
The President has ado pied the high
pressure sristocratic style Of living at the
White House. His feasts are like the
feasts Of royalty. "In the beginning Of the
meal, says forney's Press, fruits, flow
ers and sweetmeats grace the table, whilst
bread and butter only give spartan sim
plicity 10 the first course, which is com
posed Of French vegetable soup, and no
soup, foreign or domestic, has ever been
known to equal il. II is said to be little
smoother than pcacock's brains, but not so |
exquisitely favored ~ II dish of nightcn-
gales tongues, and Yet Professor Mclah j.
the only man in the nation, who hold, in
his hands the recipe for this aristocratic
stew. The ambrosial soups followed by
French croquct Of meat. Four admirably
trained servants remove the plates after
each course, and their motions are n rcgu-
lar as clockwork. These servant, are clad
in garments of fallltless cut which sery, 10
highten to the last degree their sable
The third portion Of the
dinner is composed of fillet of beef
banked on each side by potatoes the size
ola walnut, with plenty Of mushrooms to
keep them company. The next course j.
dainty in the extreme. II is made up
entirely of lusciou. legs Of cartridges, and
baptized by French name entirely
beyond my apprehension. As general
rule, wine is served every third time.
Six wine glasses Of different sizes and a
small boquet of flowers, are placed before
each guest nj the beginning
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