The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-19

mnoe Moi,. ", -. ,,n. 60 80 H. nrom. |
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I've hai;evo sueb A, svstem well devised, |
arJ sLn,.a oil on,r,,s,aI N competeht |
ban,,s 70. ;,s axao,,,io,' creat ng At no time |
On ar,i,;n;ai sc,rcitv of currency, and at no |
go .'as';,,, a., nhI,c mind INTO a with. |
I'M ILL.,, a., d., Us, machinery of credit by
,.hi'i, "a; nor cant. nj all orr h,siness trans |
aa,ious arc performed. n system omen to |
the public and inspiring general confidence,
would, from me Gay oil US auoption, u,'"
neaIlns Oh l's wings 10 az o'i hai
dustries, SET IN motion the wneeIs W .n na,
merce' hiauuIactures anu WY , -
arts, restore employment 10 iapo', an.
new IN all its hatioha' sources 'ne P'"'P
ity OF the PeoPie.
REFORM OF THE TARIFF-FRRE TRADE
Return il necessary i'm the sum and mode
of federal taxation. TO the end that capital
NAV he sci free from distrust and labor
lightly burdened We denounce the pres
ent tariff levied upon nearly four thousand
articles as n mastlr piece of injustice, in
eouality and false pretense. 1t yields o
dYindling. not a yearly rising revenue. IL
hss impoverished many industries to SUBJ
sidize sfew; IT prohibits imports that migit
purchase me products oil American i'Dois'
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'he mrs. W al .'i,eiIo ,anh upor ,ar;isn
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P.e!eu w. toi,a, oi 'ai, onr ,onIo !,
al iuuusu! 'o,Iomeu y! na. ~ p.uf
Jostn 'ne Peo,le NV 'iii, M, .ia 49,
uuces W we .ieasu! @ ne, rne y, ia
bor. IL promotes fr,ud. fosters smuggling,
enriches dis honest officials and bankrupt
honest merchants We demand tn At all
custom house taxation shall be ONLY for
revenue
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Hg"r1a Is necessary IN the scale OF puoHc
eNpen-e-icderal, Sta'e ana municlpal
our federal taxation mas swollen from Sky
millions goIo, IN 1861, 10 iour hunufeu ana
nifty millions currency, IN 1870. our aggre-
gate taxatlun' from ore hunureu anu MY,
Jour millions goid IN ls69, to seven hundred
ana thirtS millions currency Ia $50; OF, III
one decade, from les, Than nSe dollars per
head 10 more than eighteen doiIars per neau.
since the peace the people have pald 70
tneir taX-satheTeIs more than thrice the
sum OF the national debt, and more than
twice That sum ior the federal government
a,one' we ueiiian" ,isorous iluga,,4f ~.
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| - VIZ
| REfoRM-fuRLi, LANDS !" ACTUAL SET
ILkRc.
| Ret,rn /, necessary 10 nut stop to the
! prod ;rate waste of The public lands and
iI,eir Inversion from actual settlers nv The
psrty in power. which has snuandere,i
| 300 900 OO1 acres IIpon railroads alone and
IN amount Of more than thrice that agyre.
| gate, has DISPOSED of less than a sixth di-
TectIy to the iiller, of the soil.
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T.. o" .,r;rnaa o,'r o,,'n ;,io ,rni,,
i,r,L an, ;n.,ra,, Wv, $500, Vi ~ a,
int;c Of ,na ,hioii y, ,,noria, NJ. .uo n,
shin .nd have sWn".ed o,,, i,rathnrn ~ % 81,
paa,, ,na', IN ,ha ;nc,r,inn. 81 y. n No,
,,, 80, =, IL Va" 80 49,. w ''e. ~
p"i t .,o' ,ov sahe sosi pAaui. s,Sch
,hrI',,.,h n ,;,moI;,s;;on aa biz, ro;,i,n. a.
cI,.tnmad :, tha traIi,;ons ~, nrorrsssive
siy,lilation nor eyerci.ad IN i;,i.r,,, md,
email iaws We dcnoince the no,icy Which uh
thua d;sc,rd" tl,o i,.art,Gn,,pnn a,mo,
.na ,oiar,tas ,ho r.,;vai -, ~ ,;n ,r.a.
~ Mongoi;.n womon ;,nna.,nJ 80 ;,omora
mnrnosss and Wnnnn,ian 80 ho,d 90 ~
p orn "ar,;Ja iahnp onn, rn me" ne' " pei
''''" NC '"Oo' 'on.'"o''
THE FALSE skCIARIAN IssuE-THE FALSE
SECTIONAL ISSUE.
Hgorha Is necessary, and can never be eli.
tectea only by making 1t the controlling
issue Oh me eiecuohs, anu niung II ahoV'
the Two Ialse ISSUES win which the ONCE
to smother il,
I First the false issue with which the,
would enklndIe sectarian strife in respec
to the public schools, OF which the establish
ment and support belongs exclusively 4
the several States, and which the demo
cratic party has cherished from their foun
dalton, ana l. resolved to maintain, withou
any partlality or preference for any class
sect or creed, and without contributin
from the treasury TO any.
, Second-Ihe false Issue by which the
seek TO light anew the dying embers G
secuOnai nate between kindred people one
unnaturiii! es,ranged, but now Teunite
on one indivis.ble republic AMI commo
= destiny.
RhFoRM-1IK CIVIL SERVICE.
REFORM Is necessary IN the ci'il service
experience proves that emcient, economic
I'll cohuuct OF tne governmental business
l. not possible II It's civii service be subject
9 change AT every election, De prize fougf
II ior AZ 'he ballot box, be BRIEF reward {
y part! zeal, instead oil posts OF honor, q
- sigheu iol proved competency ana heid ie
n huehty In the public employ; that the di
a. pensing of patronage should neither be
10 tax upon the time OF all our public mel
al nor the instrument Of their ambition: her
1t again, profes ions falsitied in the pref0rn
ance, test that the party in power ca
work out no practical or satisfaction
reform.
prropu-Copprpr,ox or u,cu ,,,p,
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- bighar Drades of tho ,ulEa - ~,
I'd president, vice president. Judges. senator
es representatives and cabinet officers and ,
e. Others in authority are the peop,e's ser
e. ants; their Offices are not a private DC rou
site they are public trust.
When the annals of this republic sbo
the disprace and oopsnro ~ % ,ioa -.