The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-18
THE COMING CRASH.
What New Hampshire Bodies TO the
n, adstrong Republicans.
Cansrsa Gets Up In Caucus and Says
Something's the Natter
n Radicals 20 Back on Their eau.
Sue anl Resources Butler and
His Ku.Klux Bill.
n White MANSION In Mourning ana
u President in Dispair.
A Rash for Dry Land.
A Rash for DRY Land.
9rl NV aAMrsHIRH SHOT.

WAsErxorox, MARCH l5.-The sweep
~ Democratic victery in New Hampshire
- thrown bumbshell into the Repub.
lean party here. Most of them admit
that victory, won with hardly any effort,
In New England State that has been Re.
publican for fourteen years, is most dis
astrcus blow. The President seemed
quite demoralized, and refused
70 Gee hardly any one who called. He
TOLD Simon Cameron that he thought the
defeat Of bis Administration the re was
doe 70 Senator Patterson's denunciation
Of the San Domingo scheme, and yet he
said he could not see how tina, alone could
have wrought such wonderful change.
There have been quite number OF Re-
publicans here who have openly wondered
ct the result but they are friends Of Sum.
nsr, and the politicians Of both parties
seem to agree that Grants cours toward
Sumner, his zeal in the San Domingo Job
and the Inauguration ola revision OF po.
lidcal sentiments, will certainly defeat
him TOR the renom nation.
nthe Democratic Congressman Of the
New Hampshire delegation reach here be-
fore Congress adjourns, it is proposed tina,
oil the Democratic Senators and members
shall welcome them as body and thus pay
. high compliment, to the united New
eaGlsad Democratic States.
DECENTRALIZATION.
The Republicans in Congress are be
ssaaae % dsmoralized BY the Grant.Sum-
sss quarrel, BY the differences in the party
On ~ xu.Klux question, and, lately, by.
The Democratic triumphs in New Hainp-
sAiFa hat they undo in the House what
Wy se'smnly agree 10 stand by
n tAs constant concuses which they are
holding. Last night with 0u, Tow ais-
ssatinc vo,rs, they agreed to the Ku.klux
I'LL submistsd By the joint caucus commit.
~ d ten but como out in the House to-
day, and notwithstanding the wra,hful
prsesststions Of Butter, upon the whole
programme, and proposed another inves-
Neasisg committee TO report upon the
esedition Of the South next December
The Democrats scquiesced in this change
Ssshss than risk the introduction OF the
military bill. Buffers indignation, how
sveh seemed 70 know no bounds. He
ascussd the Speaker and other Republi-
can members Of selling him on, and repu-
dating ths pledges Of the caucus. In the
caaeus Of Republican Senators held
this p. m, the spirit Of discomfort
seemed - rife - in the House. Amer a
warn duscuasion. during which Senator
Cameron and others warned tho caucus
that he Republican party could no, afford
70 make another mistake, they also repu-
dated the Military Ku-Klux bill, and pro
essdsd 70 discuss the action of the House
for % Investigation Committee and for
IN sdjournmsnt at once. No vote was
sssehsd, but the disposition seemed to pro-
poe Join, committee, and withou, pass
iaS any bill, also agree to adjourn. Tbs
esseus se-ssssmbles in the morning to
anslly dispose ofthe whole question.
SALT Asp coat.
The House bills for free salt and free
coal were placed on the Senate calender
to-day instead Of being referred 10 the
Finance Committee, which Is now con.
stitutsd In high tariff interest. This is a
temporary victory for the revenue re,
formers, a, II will give an excellent OPP
portunity to secure direct action in tho
Senate without having the measure
strsngled In the committee. There does
not seem TO DO a very fair prospect tina,
anything will be done before next session.
THEsuBsAKIsE cABLEBILL.
The President, II will be remembered.
refused TO sign the free submarine calie
Dir pssssd la The last Congress. because
u contained no feature Of reciprocity
The bill hsss beeh:: re-ntrodueed with .
provision obviating the President. Oh
sections.
TEE SOUTHERN LOYAL CLAIMS COMMISSION
dsc'ded to-day that the taking Of the test.
cath BY the claimants should be Il con-