The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-08

sought TO maintain what we believe 10 he a
fatat error. snd now, since they have &C.
ceptcd the results ot The war
AM recognized their obligation, to the
pon'l OF The Republican party witch per-
hltS the unlawful plnndcrirr Of the south
shu s,eksto perpeiuatc sectional prejudice
I'D ORDER 10 continue itselfin power.
Resolved, That While we maintain that
every citizen OF the country, without re-
gard 10 race or color. should he protected
III the iuii enl oy ment OF tho riyht of suf-
rage, We Demo nee the effort, OF the
admins tration 10 control the elections OF
certain states OF this union by he aid OF the
army AZ dangerous irnovaiiou upon the
rights oil The people, uuwarranied by law,
ami showing determination upon the part
OF the Republican party To carry the coming
presidential election y force and fraud.
Resolved, That we return our thsnks to
the last bouss of reprcse natives for the
passage OF the biz cquaiizing the bounties
Of the soldiers and sailor. OF The Union, AMI
we denounee the Republican senate for lie.
featir z the nessure.
Resolved, That the hope oi the industI,
oil The nation now pros'rstcd by the inis-
nous legislation OF the Republican party.
whereby the people have been robbed OF
lu.t compensation Tor labor. depend, upon
The success OF The Democratic party, which
alone can restore confidence TO the uassrs
an insure TO labor fair remuneration to-
hoic-t work
Resolved. That III the Widespread pro-ti.
tuition OF oil cisl dignity. in the dcbsuchcry
aud corruption OF the ciNIl service, IN the
reigh OF a thieying and iniquitous al minis.
traliuu in all OF the nth, In the u istxken
and ruinous legislation on finance aud ia
The cons' qucnt depression OF con merce AMI
industries, we do not recognize the ,igrS OF
reNiNing welfare or the legitimate. whole
some and honest fruits OF the war.
Resolved. That in the name of patriotism
and to insure the pursuits OF peace ard q
healthier tone Of public morals. we 10 here
by demand "A change OF admin s'ration ia a
a change OF policy NAV result, and. 10 this
end We invite the cooperation OF all, with
ont regard Ia pat party Ties. who think the
crisi. has come when Just legislation aud
rigor in public lie eau alone bring an era
OF wise and peaceful government.
Resolved, That the assumption that the
Union was savedby party and not BY the
whole teople irrespective OF party il false,
slsnderous. and unpatriOtic inst IL dis
credits the living and cishonors the DC al,
and We soemnly denouncc the assumption.
Re,olv-d. That In y !. 1iiien and 4. A.
Hendricks we recognize s'at"snen who
have given assurance, in their careers of a
will aod a way to rede an the country from
the control OF rings, 10 prosecute pl,ns OF
civil service reform. TO restore The majesty
OF local seltg owe, nmcnt on TIE basis OF tho
constitution. and insure fruitful blessings
OF prosperity and peace, and do hereby
pledge them or hearty aud undivided >up
port.
Congratulatorv kilograms were read
from Abram ;. Hewitt. chairman Of the
National Democratic executive commits
tee. and from Hon. Durham Ward. of
Ohio. The demonstrations were con.
cluded by torchlight procession to-
NIGHT