The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-12
To the Democracy, Liber-
ais and all other Oppo-
nents Of tho Republic
can Party:

The Democratic State Central Com.
mittee, IN pursuance of power vested in
ID by the Democratic State Convention
of1672, hereby gives notice that
State convention will be held at
srRIsoYIELD, on WEDNESDAY, THE 10Th
DAY OF AuGusr, 1874, AT IL NJ.
t.. Al roters Of the State pho desire 10
promote The follo,eiag purposes, are in
pited to join in sending delegates to this
convention /.
Isl. The restoration Of gold and ST.
yer as Me basis Of tie currency Of Tie
country; the speedy resumption Of spe-
Gle payments and the payment Of all
national indebtedness in The money rec
ognized by the ciuili=ed world.
.r. I'd. Free commerce.
3D.. Individual liberty, and oppoSi-
ton TO sunptudry lars.
An Rigid restriction Of the govern.
n,ens, both state and national, 10 The
legitimate domain Of political po,cer,
By excluding Meretrom all e.recutire and
legislature intermeddling piM the af-
fairs of society ,chereby monopoiies are
.tostered, pririleged classes dggrandised,
and indipiaual .freedom unnecessarily
and oppreSsirely restrained.
5h. The right and duty Of the state
to protect is citizens from e1tortion and
unjust discrimination By chartered mo
nopolie.
The committee, Jeliering The opposi-
ton 10 Republican mtrule can harnlo-
niousy unite upon The foregoing Princi-
pies, earnestly solicit the free co.opera-
ton Of all men, regardless of past po-
litical afliationj IN an earnest effort 10
place The State and National gorern-
npents IN The hands Of men ,rbo are act
uated by the principles oLore enunci
ated.
Each county ,oiH be entitled 10 seuo
one delegate for every tiue hundred votes
and one delegate for erery fraction o,
tro hundred and titty uotes and orr
cast IL said county for all The presiden
tiql condidates'ot tie presidential elec
dca of 1872.
G. III. Nj CoRMIcK, Chm'n.
,I q. III. Mccormick,
al Large James c. Robinson.
LIST District-Geo. S. Kimberly.
I'd District-A. @. Story.
Sd District-Theodore Shintz.
4th District-Jas. s. Ticknor
9th District--W. o. Wright.
7th District-Jas. G.. Elwood
Sth District-W. Il. Cook.
9th District-Wm. T. Dowdall.
10th Distriot--Thos. b. Cabeen.
18th District-A. A. Glenn.
18th District-E. l.. Merritt.
l4th District j. Il. Cunningham.
18th District S. b. Wilcox,
18th District-Wm. II. Green.
10Th District-Chas. Carroll.
narn.r.,;. 90 ~
tee.
The undersigned citizens, being
full harmony with the principles emu
ciated in the above call, and desiro
Of cumbining all voters Of the Sta
who agree with these principles in I
opposition party strong enough to p
an end to the misrule of the repul
iican party, heartily join in the abo'
call.
A. q. Messing BIG. Caulaeld.
Herman Raster Herman IIsb
John NJ Palmer, J. X. Doolit,le, il.
Edward Rummel Thomas How're.
Jno A. McClernsnd, Andre N s,teson,
John Ii. oberly, NJ. b. Bailey,
Daniel Cameron, }. Ii. Joanson,
Chss II. Lsnphier, Richard Michaelis
t3 O.. orendorf, @. w. Ho,sling.
ff STEAM AND GAS FIrrISG.-Newlf
& Rennie have entered into co-part1
ship, and havs opened shop on Conn
oisl avenue, next door to Perry Powe
livery stable. They ARE now ready to
al kirds Of Steam ard Gas FIFTH
Driver Well Work and Plumbing Spe,