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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-14

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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-14

WENDELL PHILLIPS has written letter
to Gen. Belknap, Secretary of War.
thanking the administration for the
course taken in Louisiana. "Shcridan's
Judgment says Phillips. lis entirely
correct. trust the President will sup
port him promptly and vigorously. BE
sure the North will rally around Grant IN
such circumstances. The agitator Is
still al work but he. surely mistakes the
temper of the people of the North when
he says they will endorse sheridan. dcs-
potlc course at New Orleans.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-14

SENATOR ROBINSON, Of Cook, intro
dnced into the state Senate a resolution
to raise joint committee to report upon
the Louisiana outrage. Senator Steele.
Republican. put to Robinson some ques-
tons he did not reply to very promptly
X. will learn before he has been in the
Senate many weeks, that 5. is wiry irl.
low, and must De met without fear. The
Opposition boys" must not get fright.
ened when the big Radicals like steele
make faces at them.
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TO THE RESCUE OF Platter.

We protest. In the name of the Democ-
racy of the Fitty-iirst Senatorial district.
against the shameful attacks being made
by Radicals and their allies upon Hon. L.
i. Platter. representative of that district
IN the General Assembly. The SPRING
field correspondent of the Chicago Times.
always in haste TO shatter the idOl- of the
Democratic party, says: Platter j. an
idiolic-looklng individual hailing from
Elzabcthtown;" the Chicago Tribune de-
hounces him a. a Bourbon. and the
Springfield Jo'0aai, going beyond either
OF the city papers named in cruelty.
publishes reJbatim report Of one of the
honorable gentcman's speeches.
This will neycrdo. We, the Democrats
OF Egypt, look up 10 Platter. lie /, one
OF our rising men. Upon him has beamcd
The smile OF Judge Allen, and Judge
Green has often laid hand upon Platter,
head and. in tones of great hopcfulness
has said: Bless you, my boy. bless
you Judge Marshall has also said IN
Mr. Platter; swell done, good and faith
nj servant and Senator Glassiord Ia.
agreed to follow his advice at Springfield
Aitcr Anderson In the Nineteenth
Congressional district will come Platter
bearing upon his Victorious person the
honors he is destined, in despite OF all op-
position, 10 win this winter In The Gen
eral Assembly.
b''t why this ferociou, attack upon
Mr. Platter. whose home is IN the settin
SUM- IL has resulted from the fact, so
creditable 10 the gentleman. head and
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a SERIOUS snow blockade on the Kan
sas Pacific railroad is reported. a terri
BILE state of affairs is also rcportcdby tclr-
graph on the Arkansas division at the Kan
sas Pacific branch road. from Kit Carson
10 Los Aniamas. The trains on The road
have been snow-bound for several days.
and no assistance can reach them. IL l.
feared the passenger will perish
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The supreme court Of Arkansas has
decided the Brooks-Baxter case against
Brooks. The case was on appeal from the
Circuit court. The decision below Is
oycrruled and the suit ordered to be dis
missed for want Of jurisdiction. The
court holds to the opinion, announced in
the quo aoarrdnto decision of 1873 that
the courts have no jurisdiction of the
contest for the Office of Governor.
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We have repenished our job Printing Office with
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MN. Platter TO THE Fsoxv.

During the canvass last Fall Il was
sa'd by many Democrats and some Re.
pnblicans that the act to protect colored
children in their right TO attend the
public schools, approved March "a, 1874.
compelled directors of schools and boards
oil edncation to permit eolored children 10
occupy the same rooms with the white
children. Democrats who knew better,
and Democrats who didn't know better.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-14

WE are anxious that the Opposition
party in the General Assembly shall let
Its voice. In the language Of the Demo
catic-liberal Louisiana Outrage address
roll and reverberate through the broad
extent OF the land. before the Outrage get,
cold. Indignation over cold outrage i
rs nnpalatable rs cold co flee.
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RESPONSIVE 10 the request of the Dem
ocratic Liberal committee of this state,
the people are letting the voice of their
Indignation over the Louisiana outrage
roll and reverberatc throughout the
broad extent the land.
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Mn. VOORHEES, has Withdrawn from
the senatorial contest in Indiana His
letter OF Withdrawal is happily wordcd.
With all his faults we love Mr.. VOORHEES,
still. and hope the time may come, when.
pnrgcd ofo!lense, he may again go up
among the head boys in the Democratic
Marty
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The contest for the United States sena-
torship in Indiana is still interesting. The
contestants are Mcdonald and Holman.
VOORHEES, friends will support Holman,
who stands fair chance OF carrying off
tho nri1a
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-14

Mr.. HENRY b. BLACKWELL has sent us
a circular which We have received, inform
ing us how specie payments may be se-
cured without contraction. Everybody
knows how it can be done, and Is telling
everybody else. Blackwell's plan Is well
enough, but ours is better. We have
written to Blackwell about it. and are
sure he will abandon his plan and accept
n,trs
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TnE President Is cheerful. lie !. graf
flied with the condition of affairs in
Louisiana. and says he could be elected
on this issue tomorrow ifhe wished TO be.
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BRIGHAM loUNG Is recovering his
health. He is 80 well that he has deter
mined to superintend in person. the con
struction of the Mormon tabernacle.
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HoS. >. :. Cox introduced into the
federal House of Representatives, on
Monday last, a series of resolutions tie
nomcing the Louisiana crime.
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ScuuRz's Louisiana speech was a mag
niiccnt oratorical effort. and an iman-
swcrable attack upon Grant and shcri-
dan
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THE Democratic State Committee n,
sures u that 1.-THE sands of libert, ru
lowV THIS l. very pretty figure q
speech, aud would alorna patriotic poe,
on the Louisiana outrage more thau
does the committees address as for II,
stance:
Sound the loud ,orsin
The sand running low:
rs time we should tell
Ii-sts Grant 10 20 show,
80 frrinen, get MP. 20.
Awake and arise
And don't let IN. Raj.
Any more close your s,s
speak out LET your yolces
Roll on through the land
The shout of the vanguard
ofiree'iom's brave band
Ris. up let your cry
In majesty swell,
For down at the South
Phil IL raising '0ld hell -
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GEN. SHERIDAN still lives.
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Resump,ion or specie p.vm.n,.

WAsHsNGToN, July 7.--Undcr the. act OF
July IL, 1874, providing for Sresumption O!
specie payments, the treasury department
disposed Ofabout &c, 900, 900, known as five
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Important .Chan9es In Express Busi-
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CHICAGO. July "A special from Lincoln,
Neb., says an important change was made
yesterday in express lines in Kansas aud Col.
orado.1 Wells, Fargo & Co., will retire to
the Pacific Coast, and the States above named
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Cortinas ATrested BY Mexiean OmciaIs.
GALvEsToy, Texas, July "A Brownsville
special says General Cortinas has Just been
arrested and placed under guard by Col.
Manuel Parole, of the Mexican regular cav.
airy. Cortinas' police have been arrested,
disarmed and imprisoned. There is great
excitement at Matamoras, and trouble is an
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N NOTICED
jar. d. MORGAN,

HAS the pleasure of announcing to the In
IL habitants of Olympia and the surround
Ing country that he has returned from Cali
fornfa perfectly satisfied that II Is the mos
overrated by the press Of any country that h
mas ever been his misfortune to visit.
He has brought stock of 1N@.s