The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-06-23
DEPARTURISTS,

| Dh' hNi oitlCICt
ABOUT TowS-THE "suooT" VERY oEs-
ERALLY TAKEN.
| JOHN q. HARTMAN
stands II like u man. and will ego" any
thing to displace from power the present
Odd unclean set'
JUDGE GREEN
has not only joined tho army Of "progres-
sives," but proclaims himself away in ad-
vance
JUDGE ALIENS
position is not known.
MR.. uouPT,
the icweler, stands by the resolutions Of
| 9s and 90, Cory, of Cincinnati, the Day
Book and its "mongrels,' and won't de-
part worth cent.
MR.. NJ. u. HARRELL
was "departurist,' when, to "depart'
subjected the "traveler to democratic
suspicion.
Mr.. MHALE
thinks il is fraud on the time-honored
principles of the party, and does not be-
licve in moving around and mixing
things, anyway
JUDGE MULKEY,
advances slowly and cautiously, but it is
said, surely, to the Jerusalem" of the
''new departure
JUDGE BRoss,
was all right on the 'journey," when tho
travellers were few and far between. What
bis position is now We cannot state, for we
have not interviewed him-that is TO
say, lately.
SHERIFF IRWIN
wanted to bury the dead long ago. THE
proper place for corpses, said ne, "was
the grvund-out of sight"
COL. TAYLOR,
was "depar,urist' two years before Val
landigham pluckcd the ripe fruit. Live
men and live measures has been the Col
onels constant advice to the democracy.
JACK CoSNERs
would see the "bloody nagur to tie divil'
before he would let him vote"
MIR. 5. p. WHEELER
takes it quite naturally ard displays not
the 70 ntest emotion over il.
MR.. MESpEL
rarely falls on the wrong side Of the fence
when the cat jumps, and so departs
DR. DUSSING
is too well skilled in anatomy not to
know corpse-human or political when
he views it. Fighting the inevitable,
should have been abandoned two years
ago said the Doctor.
CAPT. BILLY WILLIAMS
takes his in homeopathic doses, and enter
tains too high regard for the political
past to depart from it-much.
COL. WINSTON,
remarked 10 Us on the night of Logans
las. harangue here, that it was the duty
of the national democracy to grapple with
questions of finance and tariff, and on
these do battle. From which We infer
that he has not much faith in resurrection
of political corpses.
MIR. LYNCH
is always right. He has n clear head,
does his own thinking, and when he forms
an opinion, is not afraid 10 express It. he
departs heartily.
MR. sTRATToS
was for Chase pending the democrat.
c nomination for president
last election, and halls the
"shoot with unmixed satisfaction. He
says it vindicates his judgment, and many
who violently differed with him then, as
sumo now the features of the owl, and say,
well, may be so; ; perhaps we might have
been WRONG" and so on.
col. REARDEN
has sighed for it, 10 these many days.
TAKE 1T ALL IN ALL
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is proud of its share in lighting up the
road that so fairly promises to lead the de-
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