The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-11-17
PRESIDENT GRANT DETERM.
INED TO FOLLOW OUT THE
CIVlL.SERvICE REG.
ULATIONS.
HE POLITELY INFORMS CAME.
RON AND COMPANY OF
HIS INTENTION.
EDITORIAL MANAGEMENT or
THE TRIBUNE.
THE NEW YORK WORLD TO RE-
WYE THE DEMOCRACY.
ALABAMA LEGISLATURE DEMO.
CRATIC.
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rni.. .od rsvrls,,ons OF the civil.scrvice
commission. I sometime sgo determined TO
enforce those regulations on every proper
occs,on' Wns' ns'e "o Ae'e Dr.
publicsn,, One Of them. M. Fsirman,
has been an smploys Of the Phiisdelpbia
post-ofice for some time, aud lam salts.
NED ne Iuny composer W s; e .ue
70 set .siis the ciyiI.,sryice rules and 20
outside, I might appoint Mr.. Truman,
but cannot consc'sntousiy DO TINS
DEMOCRACY TO BE REVIVED,
The World advocates the revival Of the
old Democratic party. ltsays the chances
for its victorious re-estsblishment are
more promising than at any time during
the last aftesn years. 1t expects this 70
organisation 10 ts effected on fiscal and
commercial questions, which were con-
stAntly agitated, but never decided be-
tween tho old Democratic and Wing
parties. II concludes by saying It must
BE- our purpose in the new era, to bring
those rho think alike to sct together.
We must rebuild the Democratic edifce
by bearing back the stones carried
uspsiently into other structures, or, In
plain language, we must invite all who
held Democratic doctrine. before the
Rspublic.u party WAS formed, and rein.
force them by numerous recen, converts
10 the same order Of economical and polisi.
cal idess. To accomplish this We must
arop mere p.r,i.sn.hip and discuss
PRINCIPLES.
COMMITS UPON THE COURSE or THE
PKEsIDESr
NRw YoRx, Nov. LEA Warrington
special says the city 10 filling up with pol
i,icisns, Who comment severely upon the
eourss Of the president in relation TO
civil-service rules, a. manifested in his re-
marks TO the Pennsylvania delegation
about the APPOINTMENT OF . postmaster
for Philsdelphis. They allege tha, the
strict enforcement. OF the rules will exclude
msnv men from holding Office who have
Just claims upon Republicans, and who can
ersdibly all Offices for which they apply,
but nevertheless csuno. pass the civil.ser.
vice examination.
THE xASAoEMESr OF THE TRIBUNE
NEv Yoxx, Nov. l6.-The statement
that . change 10 impending in the manage
ment Of the New York Tribune 10 not cor.
rect. The stock -holders are harmonious,
aud NO editorial recognizing has ever
been discussed. Whitelsw Reed is not 60
Ing to Europe, but will continue - man.
aging editor. Mr.. Greeley will occupy
the same editorial leadership ~ heretofore.
TIE LIBERAL PATTY.
The Liberals Of Brooklyn are the 6rst in
this region to determine to preserve their
organisation. They have held . meeting
and formally resolved 70 call them.
selves simply Liberals in the future, and
not Liberal Republicans. Resolutions in
vi;ing oil who wished Tor the success" OF
the Cincinnati PLATFORM 10 unite WIN
them, and ordering committee OF th'r'
teen to mark out future course, were
adopted.
THE rREsiDrSTs srKsTA
WASHINGTON, Nov. Ex-senator Gam
sron, Osburne, Spencer and ex-senator
Wade were callers ON the president TO-
a. nth sllaA IN THAR r