The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18
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lie lSh<-Sl-l,eas, S-AiSt coaven;ioas, SHALL,
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10 decide which shall presen; himself for
the nomination. The proposition may
no, meet with the appreciation il merits,
but nevertheless, possesses the charm Of
novelty. All three are sbou, even a: TO
qualifications.
The Grant negroes have organized a
political club and are now procuring uni
forms and torches. At the meetings OF
this club the most incendiary speeches
have been made, and threats against the
life of any colored man who may see
proper to prefer the old abolitionist, Gree
ley, to the stolid Grant, are freely in.
dulged in. A short time ago, a negro
named Pete Conway, employed at the
Delmonico Hotel, harangued the club, and
asserted that all Greeley negroes should
he treated with violence and that the COL
ored minister, Rev. Mr.. Shores, should be
run out Of town. Other members of the
club participate in these lawless senti-
ments, and we have heard them threaten
that they would not only take oil Shores
Greeley hat but also his head In such O
condition of the negro mind it requires
the greatest possible moral herosm to face
this spirit Of mobbsm and advocate Gree
ley against Grant, and very few negroes
have the courage. Mr.. Shores has thus
far stood up against the pressure, but we
doubt his ability to continue to do SO. lie
will be crushed by the lawlessness and ter.
rorism Of his own people. They have or.
gained ku-kluxism as dangerous as tina,
Of the South, and the Grant white leaders
are encouraging them in their evil DISPOSE.
ton. Mr.. Gladney has meekly attempted
to stem this tide of lawlessness, but he
will be compelled to go down before
the mobbism Of the Conways.
The local politicians are beginning &c
buzz about the local offices to be filled
this fall, and the Radicals, afraid to max,
a direct assault upon the offices by a nomi
nation Of candidates for the offices to b,
filed, propose to make q flank movement
under cover of the weak dodge of indie
pendent candidates. Go in, boys. w,
are now only an interested spectator, anC
wish to see the forces marshalled for tn
battle. We are anxious, too, to remain
out Of the fght-mighty anxious, anc
probably we shall, il we don't get into il
We have had good deal to do with put
men into office in this neck of woods, anC
have the honest satisfaction Of KNOWN!
that several Of them are bully boys. 1t il
therefore possible that we shall select tn,
bully boys deserving office and agreeing
with our politics and go for them; bu
we do wish to be understood when We say
that We are decidedly of the opinion tina
THE BULLETIN will not submit hereafter
to be led around by the nose by packed
caucusses or "big Ingun me- politicians
In the upheaval of parties-the breakin:
down of old political barriers, We gained
complete emancipation from party chains
and shall fight with bold lance for tn,
success of Liberal principles (Which ar,
the only true-blue Democratic principles
and honest and competent men for public
station. We have enacted short civi
reform bill Of our own, and the candidat,
who fails to square his conduct by its pro
visions shall receive our most unqualified
opposition.
STREET JOTTINGS.