The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-10

formed il government, they said TIA"
,b,. a., ....it ul the United Slntrs nor lac
arm, uf tn, United Stat..s unight t,he II,
bfu, Hest a., 'ztn and hol him IN cot hr'"
m"nt wiz rut '"iug compell d 10 sat. tno
caus,, anu without his having rish' :"
I've dischars led ii illegally imln"m'.
They have ,a,d IN the plaIi est
| which human Ingenuity cou,a cry b,i,u.
"rhe ptivi,ge of aus Will unl,.ss
cor,,,,. shall not % susrcnne'' un'
wn.,n in cases uf r~beIhrh ~ "'"s'o"
H., n,b ie :, fstv may require ~
sr, n h", tie country is Invaded by II
s'..,.,n f,r.. can congress and president
n ho,s together suspect. this great wit, un
t,.s. me public safety al.o requires II.
NV. MIR. uresidrn', has there been any
iuvnsi,p ot the United State, since th-
Ku.k,ux bill passed Has there been any
r,.b,llon IL the United States since tue
Kuklux bill passed NJ, sir, neither /;
and without nm INVASION or witheut n re-
bellion the authority doe. not exist To- SUI.
pend that grent writ. Neither did tn.
pu bile safety require IL, Ms has en- demon-
.trat.d by the result, because all the per-
sons, so far No / am advised, VINO were mr..
rested by the military authority have
thought proper To- bring them to trial
ihry have not been pun she'd by military
tribunals. but they have be N brought be-
fore the ia licia, tribunals oftn country
and Their. tried, which it was entirely
practicable t. have done without sus.
tension Of the habeas corpus. But wheth-
er tina, be 81 or not, one thing is certain :
we have no right. AS senators sworn to sup
port the constitution. To pas any unc"n-
.ti,utipna, law for any PURPOSE VII ,tevrr
and # il oni, sp ,inst unconstitutional
law. ,h,t tbs res ,lyti IN /. aimed
The last rcsolu,i N this series, which
il Pronounced ms anti. republican and ~.
essentially democratic declares;
chat trn. renublic,pism makes IL no,
,h,. l.ss our dntv 10 expose corruption. de-.
nounc. u.urpnt,on of power. and work
for reform. n.re..,rv for the public well
fare The times demand the upr sing of
homes, cjtiz.ns ia sw.ep from p,wer tine
man WIN nr,,.,i,ute the name OF any hon.
est Marty 10 selfish in,.re,ts.r
IL moi that rich,
uV, ,herefor. invita- nj, rennblican.
wh, desire the reforms herein set forth /,
m.e, in national mass conven,ion Mt Gin
c,nnnti on the first Monday of Nav next
NV NJ presiden, has IL cnme 10 tbi,
| tho, ,onublic.ns in his c,untrv ndvoc,t
;ny refnrm shall not b, perm,,,.d 70 NEE
,,,Sa,b.r for consultation? The s,nato
s,ss I'm, thsv viii mest t,oe,ber ,n nom
80, a c,,nd,i,,t., Cor nr.s;dsnt Wb.t
~ .n,h"ri,, 70, ,ha, s,.,an.n,? Tn
resolutions do not say so. For aught
know it l. a meeting of republicans loys
to the republican party for the purpose .
CARRYING out reforms based upon the prin
ciples Of tina, party; aud shall not reput
Mcan. be permitted TO assemble peacesbl
together for such purpose without bpin
-tignatizsd MS unfaithiul to party7 VIII
: not2 What is the objection to it2
should hope that there might be u thou
: and republicans assemhled;;at Cincinati,a
: wish the senator from Indiana will
4 and catch some of the inspiration Of Il
I reformers, who declare Tor enancip
s iion, for equality of civil rights, for Il
!, sovereignty of the nation, and for all I
n great principles for which we have CO
% tended i should hope 1t might have u 81