The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-27

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I've believe such a system. well devised.
and. above ali. entrusted IN cnmnetent
hands for lis execution. Great ng Al mo- time
an Artificial scarcity of currency. and M M
time sIarming The nnbl,c mind INTO n with.
Jrawai nj ,ha, vast ms cI,imarv oc c,eai, b.
,rh;ch az nor cent oi al, o''r h,siness srsr:
actions are neriormed. a svssem omen 40
tho n,,h,;a .,,d ;ns,,ir;s., ,ranyrai aan,!,ta
would, from the day Of It's adoption, bring
healing on its wings to all our harrassed in
dustrtes, set 10 motion the wheels OF com
merce, manufactures and the mechanical
arts, restore employment 10 labor, and re-
new 10 oil its national sources the prosper
ity OF the people.
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reform Is necessary IN the sum and mode
OF FEDERAL taxation, 10 tne enc that capital
may De SET Tree IRON aistrust anu labor
lgntiy Durueheu. we uenOunce inc pres.
ent tarih levied upon nearly four thousand
articles as master piece oil injustice, in
equality and false pretense. 1t yields q
mas Impoverished many industries 10 sub
siuIle Nv y. p.c.lpns ii.por.s tiiat inignt
u, ~, o'a i .y y, VI o'ie"ii uo's;
the first 10 an inferior rank upon the h;oh
seas: il has cut down tho sales of American
manufactures at home an abroad and 10.
pleted the returns of American .vr,c,,ltu,o
an industry followed nv half our naonle n
costs the people five times more than n nro.
duces TO the treasury. Obstructs fhe nrocass
of produetien. and wastes the fr,lits nj To-.
Dor; it promotes fraud, fosters smuggling,
enriches dishonest officials and bankrupts
honest merchants. We demand that all
custom house taxation shall be only for
revenue.
REFORM-ECoNOMY IN PUBLIC EXPENSE.
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Oh faJorai tsrat;o me- sn,io Sr,,,,
,.,;,i,a.' Ia -, toca ua I s,A.y
a,,w y,;I,;nrs o,,rrano, =, ISHn m,,. ame
na,s saw.s;n, ar,n, ~ ~ ,0.J; Tua SsS,e'
r ,,n,J =, Wy ,Uco nunuieu anu n,.
oud .h.;r.,, ,,,;';n ,ooo, W le'en n.n '
ono daaa!d trO,.. 90 .,y III i0o, UT, III
baed 90 n,oy. tb.r a;ah ,nan hon romars PEI
S;moa ~ IN , .sr ssu.een uohas per neau
.ha;r ~ ~o p.. vsou w peopiI na'I paIo ~
INN ~ The na,;ono, doht anH ILL., ,h n~
,w;cs t,at snn, snr tho toJo rI or nna
atnne W. 49, tne ;1 sS.e. Iii..s ~
every department. and from every officer
| of the government.
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|
Rform j. necessary to put stop to the
profigate waste of the public lands and
| their diversion from actual settlers by the
party In power, which has sauandered
| 200, 900 900 acres upon railroads alone, and
IN amount Of more than thrice that aggre.
gate, has disposed Of less than q sixth d.
rectly to the tillers OF the soil.
REFORM-ADOPTED CITIZENS. REELECTED
| MONGOLs.
Reform i, necessary to correct the ommis
| sion Of a republican coneress and The errors
| of orr treaties and our Diplomacy. which
| have stripped our fellow.citizens OF foreign
| birth and kindred race. recrossinp fbe A..
lautic, OF the shield OF American citizen.
ship, and have exposed our brethren of the
Pacific coast to the incursiops of a race NOT
sprune from the same great parent stocI
and, in fact, now by law denied citizenship
through REHABILITATION, as being neither ac-
| customed TO the traditions OF q progressive
| civilization, nor exercised in liberty under
equal laws. We denounce the policy which
thus discards the ltberty-loving German
and toleratcs the revival Of the cOolie trade
in Monaghan women, imported for immoral
purposes, and Monaghan men held to per-
form servile labor contracts.
| THE FALSE sKCTARIAN IssuE-IUE FALSE
| SECTIONAL ISSUE.
| Reform il necessary, and can never be ef.
fectsd only by making it the controlling
issue OF the elections, and lifting it above
the two false issues with which the office
holding class and the party in power see
L ~ al
| waniS onL,naIa YIN i" uIcn the,
to the public schools. of " bieh The estahiish.
ment and support belongs exclusively "a
the several States, and which the demo.
cratic party has cherished from their ,omn.
dation, and l. resolved TO maintain. witbou,
any partially or preference for any class
sect or creed, and without contribn,in1
from the treasury to any.
Second-The false issue nv which they
seek to light anew the diving embers -,
sectional hate between Kindred peOpls once
unnaturally es,ranged, but now reunited
on one ipdiytsble repyblic and a cnmmon
| DESTINY
| p,popx nm, c,,,, en
| psfas,n r. nacassarv =, ,,,s ~,
| exnsris mca no. as ths. a.,;n;an. seI,i.e'
al conSnct af the goxarnman,a hn sTnouiI =
not noss;hie /, nc ssiv;I sa.,;an ousiuess =
chan~e NJ evarr eIse,ion NO NC De, s,D!eGt ~
,h ny S,esuon' De prize Iough,
ror =. ,ne paiot Dox' DC briet reward Of
pE 1 en- nmn.eau vi posts Oh hohor as
sSneu ioE proven competency anu held iOI
huehty III tne puDitc employ; that the dis
pensing OF patronage should neither be 8
tax upon the time OF all our public men,
nor the instrument OF their ambition; here
again, professions flashed In the preform
ance, test that the party in power ear
work out no practical or satisfactory
reform.
OF HIGH PIN, =,
OFrICERs.
higher grades of the bubble ssrvics ~.
president, vice president, judges, senators
representatives and cabinet officers and al
others in authority are the peoples serv
ants; their offices are not private perqui
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