The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-26


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It lavrtc ai=.ss.t and wSs ,here to do
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NJ. Pssi~s. o. MAsssc county, took the
$50, .-i Insisted ;hs; the vote Of Sulphur
SP:iass should De purged.
NJ. Reynolds wanted to leave the ques-
,iou 10 the house.
NJ. Damron, mot 8 delegated said II
MeCarineys gang don; get this thing
through fairly they will unfairly. There
isa disposition upon the part ofthe Mozart
ney men to bully this thing through,
and unless they get it through they will
bolt this convention. If the Democratic
party don't feed on this they are fools.
Mr.. Hasker mot delegate) said tie
fraud and corruption comes from Ferrel
men. They seek to thrust illegal votes
upon this convention, and then to talk
fraud corruption and wire-working
Mr.. Damron knows that he is full of bull
lying, and he and DIR. Looney seek
themselves to bully this thing through.
Who ever thought of boiling? Ferrels
men may Mccartney won't.
Mr.. Damron.--" Mr.. Chairman
} Mr.. Deans called the gentlemen to or.
der.
The chairman looked as if he was utterly
Frustrated between two fires, and sa,
mute.
Mr.. Damron called MIR. Deans to order
he (Damron) was not going to sit down un
less he was put down by force. This is
free country. He has some rights as wei
> as other men. If Mr.. Deans wants hin
, down he will have to put him down.
, Mr.. Deans would not quarrel and tool
his seat.
Damron said McCartney's men wer
;, seeking to break up the convention with
Q row, and they were determined to do it.
4 Mr.. Hasker said that Vienna precinc
~ was only entitled to 0 votes, and she ha
given herself 10. Buncome is entitled t
4, when Ferrel only gives her 3, and
~ talk of fraud and corruption is all bosl
II Mr.. Damron-Mr. Chairman, there hav
IT been falsehoods and Misrepresentation
Il stated here on this aoor and propose t
~ correct them. Mr.. Hasker stated that h
held himself aloof from all cliques an
clans for buncome as he is candidate fc
County Attorney.
Mr.. Hasker-l did not do any such ihins
Mr.. Damron-I say you did.
/. Mr.. Norris-Who is it that threatens I
bolt? II Mr.. Ferrel gets the nomnatio
n l am willing to 60 for him, and
= believe every Mccartney man her
will If fairness obtains over frauc
Mr.. Chairman, who first got mad here
Was it not Ferrel's men? Have they nc
. heaped abuse and slang enough upon Nj
~ Cartney's men to drive them out of TIL
y convention, if they were not true repul
~ licans Have not Ferrels men been be
= lowing loud and long trying to bully tn
"a thing through? Mr.. Chairman, the wa
-. this convention has proceeded will injul
the party, and unless this grumblng
n, stopped you will break in row.
- Mr.. Damron.-Mr. Chairman, it seen
l. the whole thing has to be met by me.
"a Mr.. Hasker.-How many speeches hs
a. the gentleman got2 Is he never going ,
"a stop1
Of Mr., Dsmron.-Brng on your speaker
al and will reply 10 them.
8. Mr.. Hasker.-If you are able
Mr.. Dsmron repeated his charges (
a corruption and fraud.
h Mr.. Chapman.-All the genllema
10 wants is TO keep us here until dark, know
q ing that good many Of US are from II
country, and then he will bully the thin
~ through, and if he don't get it through f
n Ferret he will bolt.
" Mr.. Dsmron said he was till in Il
fight, and was going to fight it out c
~ this = line. am willing TO tai
a. the stump and settle this matter befol
the people. If Mr.. Chapman didn't wal
to stay here and bubble, let him 60 HON
~ and then Damron charged fraud and CO.
Sc ruption again.
of Mr.. Chapman.-They seem to think th'
nobody is full of corruption but McCar
on neys men this originated in their ow
Ip- party and it is full Of corruption. NJ
ote Damron thinks that we are dogs, AL
dare not open our mouths. If this matte
aid could have been settled by this conventio
Zee and not by outsiders, We would all hay
,n- been at home, and this bribery, falsehoc