The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-14
THE BULLETIN.
POLITICAL.
RETURNS OF THE NEW HAMP-
SHIRE ELECTION.
ETC, ETC ETC.
DEMOCRATIC KEoRoAsizarios.

! iOurOcd meeting of the democratic club of
I this city WIS held tonight and large
number were in attendance. A thorough
, organization for the campaign in the city
election took place and great enthusiasm
prevailed. a mass convention will be
held on Saturday night for the purpose Of
nominating candidates to fll the various
city office. al the April election.
NEETING OF LIBERALS.
CiScISNArf, March 12.--Therc was u
meeting Of the new departure men at col
lege hall tonight. Speeches were made
ty Judges George lloadley and J. G. Col.
iins of the city, and Col. Gilmore of
Springfield, No. The following resolution
Wa adopted
Ee.o,ycd that We invite al voters.
whether OF the democratic, republican, or
other party antccedcut., who are willing
to unite with Us in favor of sustaining
the constitution a. 1t is Of civil service
reform, a tariff for revenue only general
amnesty for all pa.t political offences, and
OF local elf.goyernment 10 meet with US
in LOtiUnal convection at Cincinnati,
Ohio, On the fret day of May next, to de-
eide on the best plan Of action to secure
the above named objects and the promo
ton Of the general welfare.
SEw HAMPSHIRE ELECTIs.
CoNcokD, y. II. March l2-Straws ma
jority in Manchester will exceed 500.
Dover gives Straw 845 majority.
PORTSMOUTH, y. H., March IL, $50 pm.
Returns Of the vote for governor rcciv-
cd from 80 towns give Straw, rep, l2,470;
Weston, dem, Il, ,ssj Blackmer, temper
ance, s. Cooper, no. scattering, a.
giving a majority in these towns of s39
FOR Straw. These towns last year, gave
Pike, rep, lo,663 Weston, dem, 1859
Cooper, Labor Reform, Corning, temper
ance, and .attering, 2i3.
BosroS, March l2.-Straw is probably
elected, and the indications are that the
legislature is republican.
CONCORD, y. H., March l2-One hun.
dred and twenty towns foot up Straw
24,j7O Weston 22,623 Blackmer, tenn
persnce, 1876 Cooper, labor reform, 27o;
Scattering, III Straws majority l,4ll,
which will be somewhat reduced By re-
turn. 10 come.
MANCHESTER y. II, March l2.-The
returns from the state as far as received
indicate the election Of Straw by 800 ma
jorty. The republicans are holding
congrntulation meeting at the city hall.
Short speeches are being made and the
election returns read to the audience. The
republicans have made a gain Of seven
republicans in this city, and have prota-
bly, secured good working majority in
the Legislature.
PORTSMOUTH, y. H, March l2.--The
republicans are jubilant over the result
of the election, and paradcd the streets till
a late hour with bands of music. Marcy
(dem.) is defeated by Warren Brown in
this senatorial district by 200 majority.
CONCORD, N. H., March l3.--l:30 AIM
One hundred and seventy-fo ur towns give
Straw 32,339, Weston 29,sl2, Blackmer,
temperance, $685. Cooper L. r 3l9. The
legislature stands republican l07, demo-
crat lOl, labor reform 3, Temperance 2.
APPOINTMENT OF DELEGATES.
MADISON, Wis, March l2.--The repub-
lican state convention for the appoint
ment of delegates to the national conven-
tion meet. at the capitol tomorrow at
noon. Every indication seems to point
that the delegates will be instructed to
vote solid for Grant. The delegates will
not be instructed for vice president.
DELEGATES ARRIVING.
LOUISVILLE, March l2.-De!egates to
the republican state convention to be
held tomorrow are arriving in considera-
Bile numbers to-day. Gen Jno. NJ. Harlan
will probably be permanent chairman.
The convention will be strong for Grant,
APPOINTMENT.
PITTsBURG, March &c. ID. Brigham,
editor Of the Plttsburg Commercial was
to-day appointed auditor general of tho
state by Gov. Geary, to fill a vacancy
caused by the death of DIR. Stanton, audior
general elect appointment to take effect
in May.
INSTRUCTED.
LANCASTER, Pa, March l2.--The dis
trict delegates chosen here to-day to the
national republican covention were
| instructed to vote for Grant and Colfax.
TRUE ECoNoHY.--The country is at
present flooded with cheap and inferior
| goods of every description, which are her
aided to the public in flaming advertise
men,s and which find market among
those who have yet TO learn that "true
economy" consists in buying frst-class
article from an established and tirst-class
house. For example, pianos of various
makers are offered at about one-half the
price Of those of really frst-class manufac-
lure. Among the latter none are more
deserving of the encomium "really first
class than those manufactured by Messrs.
VIM. KHabe Il Co., of Baltimore, firm
which dates over IL third of century, and
whose pianos for excellency of workman
ship, durability and sweetness of tone,
stand absolutely unriyalled and contain
ing many valuable patented improve
ments, to be found in no other instrument,
made by the best workmen and of strictly
hrst-class and seasoned material.
The so-called CHEAP piano may pre-
sent fair external appearance, but is
made up OF inferior and often entirely un.
mad