The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-06-08
CURRENT OPtNIUN.

SECRETARY robson is clearly Unfit
for his place, and as impeachment is ind
probable the president ought to remove
him at once, and thereby wash his own
hands of all completely with the shame
full transactions brought to light by the
committee of 1nvestigatiOn.-N Y Her
THE Pittsburgh Post thinks Grant is
certain to be heard from, in one way or
another, at the national convention
Those who could faiu believe that
Grant intends to act disirterested part
in this presidential game do not know
the man as we'll as Gen. Blair knew him.
He will die hard"
THE Kellogg government will expire
with the current year; and with its de-
cease, whatever may be the politics or
the personnel of that administration
which succeeds to the inheritance of mis-
cry, the obligation of the United States
to uphold by main force a government
distrusted by the people of the whole
country, and hateful to a majority of the
people of Louisiana, will come to an end.
Boston Advertiser. (Rep.)
REPUBLICAN papers just now Taving
about bloody massacres" and assassina-
tions in Louisiana, should also inform
by the republican party, and has b zen
for some time. As long Us that weak
and corrupt organization controlled Ar
kansas and Mississippi it was the same
old story of outrage and disorder. Re
publicans long ago demonstrated their
incapacity to govern.
A CONVENTION of the democratic
| conservative party of the state of Louis
L. Ill 4
purpose of nominating candidates for
governor, lieutenant governor, secretary
of the state, auditor, attorney general,
superintendent of public education,
members of congress from the various
congressional districts of the state, and
electors for president and vice-president
of the United States, on Monday, the
oath of July, 1876.
The colored people who ponder the
| report of the committee on the Freed
mems bank, and all the robbery OF their
cash which it reveals, will probably re-
| consider any determination they may
| have arrived at that the republican party
is their only salvation" For 81 $780,
| 900 of liabilities, the bank has not more
than $750,000 to pay the depOsitOrs
| There was no lack of " christian states
men and earnest republicans in the
management of that bank, but these
gentlemen " borrowed and paid not
again-and the colored depositor CRASHES
his teeth as he hears the voice of the
raven saying nevermore." - Courier
| Journal
THE big new consolidated paper at st.
Paul and Minneapolis, the Pioneer-Press
and Tribune, says: &" If there is any
thing the country is more sincerely sick
and tired of than anything else, it is the
| bloody shirt. One chief reason why
Morton is not a popular candidate fol
| president, is because he is always waving
the bloody shirt. And there appears tC
have been something like a general re-
solve among the better elements of the
republican party to get rid of the bloody
shirt and bury it out of sight with al
other pretexts for interfering by military
coercion or in other arbitrary ways witt
the local governments of the south, anC
devote themselves to the practical wOrl
of roofing out corruption and reforming
the administration of the government
within its own legitimate sphere"