The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-26
the DEMOCRATIC CALL.

the Fricnds Of Pure Govern sene In.
vtteo So Send Delegates 90 she VA
sionni Democratic Convention q ~,
IsOuis-Arraegmmem Of Radsca1fs0s.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-Thc National
Democratic committee prior to Its ad.
journment on Tuesday night adopted the
following resolution
Resolved, That the National Democrat,
Executive committee be instructed to
continue its headquarters at Washington
and take such steps as may be expedicn,
to secure necessary organization on the
several States, and that the chairman
Of the Central committee in the respect
I've States be requested to cooperate
with II In efiecting the call of the Ma
tiOnal Democratic committee, to whom /:
delegated the power Of fixing the time
ard place OF holding the National Dem
ocratic convention Of 1876. They have
appointed Tuesday, the 9th day Of
June next, as the time, and selected St
Louis as the place for holding such con
ventiOn.
STATE REPRESENTATION.
Each State will be entitled to a REPRE-
sentative equal to double the number o.
its senators and representatives In the
congress Of the United States, and the
Territory Of Colorado, whose admission
as State In July will give II q. vote IN ths
next Electoral College, Is also invithed &c
send Delegates " tile convention.
CONSERVATIVES INVITED.
Democrats, Conservatives and otheI
citizens Of the United States, irrespective
OF past political associations, desiring 10
cooperate with the Democratic party IL
its present efforts and objects, are cordial
ly invited to join in sending delegates "a
the National Convention.
THE WORK OF RADICALIsM.
Cooperation Is desired from all per.
sons who would change an administra.
ton that has suffered the public credit to
become and remain inferior to other and
less favored nations has commenced 20
be taken away by foreign power; has
stified trade by unjust, unequal and per.
nicious legislation has imposed unusual
taxation and rendered 1t most burthen.
some I; has changed growing prosperity
to widespread suffering and want; has
squandered public moneys recklessly and
defiantly and shamelcssly used the power
that should have been swift to punish
crime to protect 1t.
THE OBJECTS TO BE OBTAINED.
For these and other reasons the ma
tOnu DculOcTatic party uecm Tie pup
lie danger imminently, and, earnestly de.
sirous Of securing TO our county the
blessing Of an economical. pure and free
government, cordially invite the co-ope.
ration Of their fellOw-citiZcns::in their ei.
forts to obtain this object.
Thomas A. Walker, $. X. Cockrell,
Frank McCappen. VIM. II. Barnum,
Charles Is. Easton, Charles r.
Dyke, A. X. Lawton, Cyrus IL.
Mccormick, Thos. Bowling, NJ. NJ. Hall,
Isaac Il. Eaton. Henry ID. McIIenry,
Henry d. Ogden. l.. d. NJ. Sweat, a.
Leo. Knott, VIM. Lochren, John G..
Priest. Thomas II. Williams, Theodore
F. Randolph, John c. Thompson, James
r. Barr, Nm. A. Moore, j. ii. Sharp,
George l.. Miller, n. V. d. Edglcrly, Nj.
w. Ransom. James X. Kelly, Nicholas
Van Styck, Thomas G. Simmons, VIM
b. Bate, 4. s. Stockdale, b. b. Smalley,
John Good, jr., John Blair Hoge, George
ii. Paul, Thomas NJ. Patterson.
Augustus Schell. chairman; Frederick
0. Price, secretary National committee.
WASHINGTON, Feb. %, 1876.