The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13
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The young colorcd ,hcn of tho city
50 we are informed-undcr the direction |
Of R.v Mr.. Shores, ARE agitsting the ques-
ton ofurganzins Colorrd Young Mems |
Christian Association. We are wiling |
this movement should 90 on. 1t is in the !
ght direction. oar young colored men /
might be at less profitable business than
praying. They might be playing kerds,'
or be engaged at some such amusement
and we need not say, that would be highly
very highly-extreemly highly wrong
Prayer is better than card playing. We
have found it So and can therefore advise
our young colored readers on this sub
| ject like one speaking with a full knowl-
edge of the subject, which is authority.
No one will doubt this who heard Dem
tons lectures.
The colored fellow-citizen is opposed
to using the school money in paying white
teachers to teach the young colored idea
how to shoot, and Deacon William Aber-
nathy advises his colore1 friends to en-
join the school directors from paying the
salaries of the white teachers who are
employed in the colored schools. Happy
thought But the injunction mightnt stick
Courts are very uncertain, and Judge Ba-
ker is radical; but We are almost sure
that, if Deacon Alternately could be in
duced to sue out the injunction
from Judge Bross' county court it
would stick faster than q cookie bur in
Sleeps wool. There is no doubt of this.
The county court can do more than that
even. if it wishes. BY all means, let Dea-
con Alternately apply to the county court
for an injunction to restrain the radical
school directors Of Cairo from paying the
school money to white teachers. They
have no business with the money. If, how
ever, the county court should 20 back on
the application, the court of Judge Shan.
messy will still be open to the colored
man, and the Judge will not hesitate even
for an instant to give Alternately the all
potent injunction. The board of schoo
NhNNhVAs ohVuih VIC NNuShb IN7opiiI uiN
F, an injunction will teach it to them if an,
thing in the world can.
The colored daughters of the maj
d. and q brother INDUCED in leap yea
party on Thursday night, in hall on Com
mercial avenue, between Seventeenth anC
u Eighteenth streets, and with the flaming
hn .,l-
y theirn. The way OF it was this. Tn
= daughters Of the man and a brother wer
'e dancing with hearty good will-righ
he and left, cross over, ladies chain, ha
promenade, swing on the corners, and a
:. that; and eyes looked love
Is eyes that spoke again, and a
that, also, when the sensitive no'
of "fair black belle the especial f
IS vorite of colored hotel keeper wi
!, abdes on Commercial svenu
r "down town." spoke sneezc
:, his nose which sneezed agai
and then all went OH as sncezy as snu
mandatory. Every last daughter of Il
a. man and colored brother was compell'
" to sneeze, and the nose OF each son OF
'' colored woman and II sister respondC
's' with sneezc long and loud. An -no~-o.
er The musicians ceased their dulcct strair
r. and sneezcd, and the dancers dancing
I'll tune--duuble sh ufilc, Ole Nirginny ETC.
or stayed their heels and quoted their toe
II and -sneezed. The ball sneezed to II clos
IL and the indignant dancers made scare
for the cause of th.r sneezng, detern
ho ined to close its eyes if it wake
,e- on two legs And it did. 1t WI
d. Il man, residence unknown. II
IL had taken a position in the room aboN
a the ball room, and slyly busted pepp'
" down upon the heads of the colored Ian
IS GERS through the stove pipe hole, and,
v, course, they sneezed. We make bold
say, the cause Of that sneezing ought an
IN ISL duty boyd to be ashamed of hin
, self.