The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-30

secured the Daliot, ana ignorance Is al
ways dangerous to the liberties of peo-
pie VINO govern themselves. Ii IL there
,oIe thc duty OF the State, since the bal
lot cannot now be taken from Ignorance,
. " urive Ignorance out and enthrone IL.
nMmgence I'D US place. The schOolmaste.
has become the hope Of the Republic.
| That thero .,o ,,.,'a. =,
wav ot ,hn pa,, ng uahgers IN the patll-
thew cannot b .r,,, WHY can ueny sbut
ourselves. Tbav arc honn We are true %
that roared ogains, Ihn,s. I'M viz nons
keen in tho Inidst ~ .hs .s... anu y w
sbaII co,,a 70 ne srSa s sne ps.n, no nurl
sac,,re The sacr;acas , ru.aae Is ce,tainIy
rocs who sI,,mhar hare wsro ~ ~ VIC ne
vain. "'' '"~'c VI
~
circle on cirr1s hTi,Si a. ncs"riss
With golden trumpeis silent, but await
The signal to blow news Of good for man >"
| doctrines of the Declaration Of lndepend-
ence become facts, and whole continent
for its tleater of action the Republic
must perforce 20 forward upon a grand
career Ii Is the hope of humanity-the
refuge of the downtrodden of all tho
world.
The WORLDS.
I'm hi. f,nera, grafton AZ ~.ror,c,.
over the dead who hsJ ta,iar q, ha,,is
ro e.i.', :, ooasoeu Una, .ne A,"ehlahs were
ready TO communicate 70 al the advaii-
nn, mh,4n they elyoyeu .llat .ney uh'
and ,hot ,, .,u e..ans a,, ,om ser Will.
h',, MA. . m.,,."s was msy opm 10 VI.
hna.t of he groot = ran;ngg q u,s p.ou"
nor saiJ In G;s o,,ionv ~ Tho i., ~u
| Raker--,bo soldier Srotor and natno,
who fcll NJ Rails Rlnff".thot ",hep "s sn,"
boast NAV he nror,dIv renest.d hv ~.
with hetter reason A.: u,s o",,,r., ""
our dead fallen l., ha,,ia :,
Win n''Icb hett.r ,a.so, na'. .,c, :.
we rcpeat the boast Of por;cics tor ,I,ys
RonuhIic of Am.r;ca hainnms' .o az,
nodnle of Tho ,xhnIs sar,h T, 3 , W. wv
eni1v' Uawthornc call. 81 patnr,s :"
Romc. tbe catbedr,, ~ tho worIJ ~ IL.
doors ora. Meyer closed r., ,ho W.,
and ,hc Summer fine ,ia, ar1 r;,,i,,
,ho,. stand &C.,, ;o,;,ir,, III,
nm liz navament stra,n5;nn ..o',t ,li;n,;,'
oh,v n,ain NJ nonv.naiorod Cd WAFFLE
where thiomsands Of worshinne,s ,',nh.
kneel tooether .nd .badowIess ans.a,.
tread among them witho,,t hrush,n" RI.
heavenly garments acsinst those assr,h,,
ones the man or woman of almost any
nation NAV find ~, ait,r hoc,ra ,..,,ieh ~.
t.k
his own langnaye ba NAV nnr. on,
into earS 7b.t VII, P"u ,, Iuo
e,and h;n, ,hn ,.a,,nms ""uei
heart ..in ,Iis yast and hos,,,oh,. 40
,hodra, v sa, III rar,,h "nu "Usp,.Ioo IN
,ho roii,io,. baart " H." ,,.ro,o III
therc IL room for nj, no,;ons" Az
u"ronr r.bcm 7 ooy Tho, ,.,hot G, So
u In r..liaion IN. 'pann,i;c &c o., A,n e
is in politics-that it Is the political ca
thedral of the worldf 1t IL exquisite In It's
proportions, and yet how vast. Its
pavement the broad acres OF
continent, decorated with mountains,
forests and cities; its dome, the skies;
its proportions, grand beyond concep-
ton. No door bars the entrance OF any
one; and. to employ the words OF Curran,
may have been pronounced; no matter
what complexion an Indian or an African
sun may have burnt upon MIN no mat
ter IN what disastrous battle MS liberty
may nave been cloven down; no matter
with what solemnities he may have been
devoted upon the altar OF slavery, the trst
moment he crosses Its thresh OLD, ne
stands redeemed, regenerated, ana disen-
thralled.' about MN Is the panopiy OF the
law ana he the equal OF the greatest
Mithih ITS portals uweiis the Genius OF
Human Freedom. ana al the oppressed
OF me world may DOW before its affairs
hoery 10 such heroes rs those who
s,eeP ~ .me graves 1i tnls cemetery DO we
,,",e ,P, .ne WorIu 0we-tnc preserva-
n Nm vi .iIs rea. 'e'nPie rom destrIctlon.
my uieu tliat IL inight continue 70 bless
.nanhluu' anu 10 their memories, there
iore' oe Ill hohor pihd.
WHO WE'RE THEY?
They were not of the common stuff
ont of which hired soldiers are made~a
body of men got together tokill other.
men for money. when thew are hid
They had not, many of them, read the
noble passage of Cicero. in which he
hut they believed thar the love wa ow,.
our country il even holier and
more profound than that we owe
| our ro,rost liusn,un ood ,h,. - 90.
S a, mo cia;,' 80 ,ha i'll, any a'''a nc esu
| nave no cIaiiii 70 the ute OF goou man
VINO even iesi.ates 10 uie IN us oenaii
ann WIN .''c aiar,n was sounueu' ney
,aiiIuu rum .''e n.ils anu Piaiils Vi the
/ NoI,h--l'o'l Hai-ou 1nainS anu MassaSnu-
s',S noni Son.cc.ioH w; NeN natn psniIe
ahu Ncrihonti rom ONO anu ihuiaila'
iIon' "svousl anu io~H, HCh MInne-
sOla anu MichiSan; anu irohi t'e prairie>
Oh our own peioveu ouate.
Inc iair,na'reu ooy was auohS tneun.
anu, Us ne iei. ule P"ternaI TOOL, tne .cAis
s Jh m,o.ie ~, E..mer anu o, Sasses ,t M
shoMers ~ s p, ahe yomss maan ~ m,s
So' ,on. h,;nsois frn.,, ,,,. .nna So
| brace of mother and nearer one still
ami dcarer one the husband and father,
eaasp,ng we anu cnlid h. 20 ms preas.,