The Cairo bulletin., 1873-07-24
TIE CANADIAN OR
MOBILlER.
CREDIT


The story specially tslegrapbsj ~ Us
from Montreal and published "a tLo Her
aid to-day discloses u state OF rottennets
ia the New Dominion which may we'll el-
cite our republican lobbyists to greater si-
forts than they have hitherto made IN the
line OF bribery and corruption. Indeed
our pet statesmen of The fOrty-second con-
gress have reason to reproach Themselves
for sins Of omission IN late and early bours
of legislative grab iu view Of what the
simple provincial men Of high estate have
accomplished. And doubtless hundreds
Of men ofInark in our political ranks will,
as they read, mourn the want Of nerve ia
past Administrations by which manifest de-
stiny was not made more manifest in the
annexation Of the CsnAdas. To them il
will appear u shame that such goodly loot
should fall ~ the lot ot mon and brethren
who never let otf q Fourth of July Oration.
Our Credit Mobilier operations were CON
Quoted with pusillSnimous caution tracks
were carefully covered, and it Wac well
arranged that no statesman " standing
should ever show the cards he held. Few
Uf our christian statesmen and eIemplnrs
OF virtue put their views concerning their
expectations in the way of shares and stock
TO paper, aud certainly no cabinet othcer,
as Tar rs We know, sent an ultimetum 10
the di.tirguished deceased who had the
putting Of stock where II would do the
most good" demanding for himself
pocket full VI plunder, They do these
things better 10 Cansds. Assuming, n.
We hsysa right To assume, that the letters,
receipts, &c, which we copy from Cana.
dian paper really passed hetween the
! Hoax Ames of the Can -dian Pacific Rail
ha SO uk Pa,
/ addressed, there is no room left for doubt
| ing the su perior abilities Of the "God-made'
persons on the other side Of the border.
Il seems that Mr. McMullen, who was
taught in the school Of Chicago, en-
d.ayorsd TO make n favorable arrangement
with certain Canadian officials by which
his friends would have big finger in
the railroad Pic TO tickle the palate of the
faithful of the Dominion. He did make
, an arrangement, the making OF IL seems
, to have cost his "iriends' . sum Of monsy
. in trbes and presents fairly staggering in
! its total. When made, however, the ar.
= rsngement was repudiated the right hon
il orsbles pocketsd the money and gave
Mr.. McMullen To understand that tht
thing was nistske-the Canadian Paci
W. DC Company WAC n Can sdisn railroad com
1d psny, and no Americans need apply. Th'
hy uPnpot oi thb hUhir was mat tne 'pArtie
In OF the first part" have now the British
psldfor railroad from Anywhere to Now
ng here in their own hands, and the parties {
on the second part, McMullen y Co, are leI
nGl severely out in the cold.
To-, kmulous Of tha fame Of the lsts N
Ames, Mr.. McMullsn has exposed th
h"s tsithlsspness of his confederRtes, and II
ve- doing so has managed - set the Dominic
no. In rage. The existence Of present go,
-, ernment /. imperilled, and there |, no ws
'0N of escape for the thrifty statesmen of tn,
ION region other than by a hru class whit
he washing committee Of the Americs
an, patent. We have run 10 earth our cred
nobilier foxes, and hope TO see them, o
:" and all vet living eventually trapped, NJ
uc- We have nothing but sympathy for q
Nj. good people OF Canada, who ar" loud
of their anger sgsnst the corrupt half roy
. government under which they live
IN NIGHT ATTACKS OF CHOLER
ate DR.. T. ;, Belle Of Louisville, Ksntuck
nj has gwen TO the public through q