The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-14
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Who have BY the farmers stood
And the gentle Wall Of Perry,
And the Hsrtaell Of Randolph,
Who rom the great grange movement
Did not very long stand OH
1h,v ar. all now using h,ys,ed
With Industry and sail -
They. ate sa,s they u get good .a....
rsr the farmers foot the ball
Ar. ,hsy sing, I'VE all are frm,~
And with the farmer STANG
Tao stai~art, honest farmer.
With his ballot In his hand ..
by the way, what 10 you believe viii
te the upshot Of the political situation' ~
IA for Jane Ann--she and her house
win stand BY Democracy through thick and
thin. She remembers the good old times
dali times are good times when old"-and
cannot forget the lessons learned BY her
while yet almost baby "muling and puk-
ing In her nurses arms" 49,
In the good days OF Democracy there
was peace throughout our borders. Then
every NAH might do and say what h. pleas.
ed, except Eirgers and Abolitionists. This
exception WAS justified by the condition Of
the country. The Lord had marked the
niger for slavery, and the Democrats, being
Christian people, desired 10 have the ordin'
snce Of heaven on tho subject Of the bond
age OF the descendants Of Ham strictly en-
forced. Tie Abolltionisls. with minds cor
rupted nv theliberallsm OF fhfdeitty for
getting that Ham had been marked. and
ringing the changes Of the golden rule, the
meaning OF which they perverted in the in-
tere.t OF tbs pigger--unteriooi TO convince
the country that slavery should be abolished,
that a men are bonn equal; that life and
liberty are iuAllenahle right.. and many
more OF such perysriing doctrines. IL II
therefore a matter OF surprise that Tie
Abo.i,ioni,ts were not allowed 10 indulge IN
free speech, ami that they were hung when
caught p.lluttng tie south with the!I pre-
seneey ~
la the Democratic d.y-, too. the wise
doctrine si the right OF state 10 regulate It's
own affairs was recognized, and II It's per
version led 10 war, the Democrat. arc not
responsible for thu fact.
Willie tAe Democratic part. WAS In
power, honesty in public life wa' the rule
IL was not until tho domination OF the kxdi'
Gals perverted tho Democratic party thai
| the Tammzny Democrats and other Dome
crotic leaders became thieves and saiar,
grabbers. The Democratic party should moi
be held responsible for these shortcomings
but the Republican party should Its KAN
pie contaminated our pure and spotleN or
ganizsfion. II there 10 one thing more thai
smother makes me hate RepublicAuisrn. 1t q
the fact that that party, By Its dishones
practices, has made the Democracy sst
corrupt. 49,
Concernin. the late war, need ~.
nothing. That TO- u dead issue. Only yer.
ungenerous Republicans--men who wish e
deceive the people and continue In power
will refer TO II. on that issue we Join til
poet when be cxclaims: "Let the dea
bury It's deadr' The subject 10 disagree
sbls. .....-..
The writer repeats, IL she has said .
before, that the hope Of this country Is l
the Democratic party. All talk about new
party, about the utilization Of all the bette
elements OF al the parties, is ridieuioa
The Democracy stands alone. As Wcbstd
said OF Massachusetts,: "There she h loo
at hery" She scorns the aid Of Republican
She can trust no man that ever wayere'
She will triumph by the votes OF men wi
: have never bowed the knee to the Baal
. RAiicslisin, or she will fall yloriously, Hgl
: Ing under her old leaders, and In her I:
sampson-like VIII bring down with her II
pillars OF the constitution, involving III
Republic in the ruin her fins. defest vi
brin. upon the whole world. -.
There now; II that l. not high nisl
on politics, the delicate minded clerk Of u
levse may take my bonnet. l6l
We give 1t up.
2 The wi, OF this efiusion Is, like the eon,en-ss
the editor Of the sun not visible to the naked eye.
| quotation from tho dramas Of a author
| Tie name Of shakespere, an Englishnan. The smii
family are lineal defendants OF his.
The fact that so few Abolitiouiss were hung
Astonishing and high compliment to the ioreesrsn
| Of the Southern people.
This is one OF the most ingenious and stronge
| Arguments ssainSt the Republican party ev
read Our fair correspondent Is evidently an ab
| politician,
The bonnst would probably be not acceptable
ThA, il not the Kind Of head gear male clerk wear,
but. II Jane Ann has hat to spar. sven an old h
| would be better than no hzt-~c have NJ co,,N, Il