The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-27
CAMPAIGN NOCEN.

VI seventeen Gernan papers Ill IOWA.
thirteen support Tilden and Hendricks.
Gov. Beveridge Is canvassing in South
ern Illinois.
The New Orleans Pieayime says that
there are seven hundred colored men en-
rolled under the Conservative banner in
West Felicinia.
Bets in New York arc 500 to $50 that
Tilden will carry the state. and Demo-
Gratis find few takers at these odds.
At meeting of Cubans held In the
office of Ell Tribune Cu5ano. New York,
it was resolved to join and give help to
the Democratic ticket.
Organization and victory says the
Albany Argus, will henceforth be the
watchword of the campaign, then look
out for reform-sweeping REFORM"
Colfax, Orth, Delano, and number of
others of the " escaped are announced
to speak during the campaign. This
will give them fine opportunity to ease
their consciences by confessing all they
know.
The Mobile Register believes that the
nomination of Wade Hampton for Gov
ernor was an injudicious act on the part
of the South Carolina Democracy, and
calculated to destroy what chances OF
success existed.
From information received by us in
the last few days, it is apparent that the
rank and file Of the Republican pa rty in
this district are by no means enthusiastic
for Col. Ben. l.. Wiley for congress.
Wiley will be fearfully scratched on elec-
| ton day.
The Batesville Miss Blade says that
B. X. Bruce, colored Republican SEN
ator from Mississippi. predicts that the
Democrats will certainly carry that state
and Louisiana. and he thinks it fortu.
nate thing for the negroes, as by only
such can they rid themselves OF the car
pet-baggers, who are eating up the sub.
stance of the land.
Ex-Secretary Gideon Wells is a Tilder
man. He thinks the governors Iettel
sis the product of an able mind-a states
man and politician, who will give III
an energetic and capable administration.
He sees little doubt Of Tilden's election
thinks Boutwell's recommendation
about Mississippi "monstrous" lies, Blu
trusts tive shall be able to overrun Bout
well, the devil and oil their works."
"lt is probable enough" thinks tn
Buffalo Courier, "that the course OF tn
administration will lose Hayes NOR
electoral votes in the North than cal
possibly be secured through fraud AM
intimidation in the South. But as lonl
as this is not certain and it Is not obyiou
that the candidates game is desperate
,, he Is not likely to make bold declars
ton. Gov. Hayes will no more repudiat
Grant than the latter was repudiated b
Gov. Dix In this state two years ago ur
til it was to late to be of any use to him.
Mobile Register: All that Mr.. Gran
!. and his troops can do Is to await ca
!, for troops by some Governor of state
put down domestic violence. 1t is onl
lately we saw such acquisitions refuse
In the case of q call from Ames, In Mi
sissippi. from Kellogg, In Louisiana, an
. from Chamberlain, in South Carolina.
3 Is not likely that Gen. Sherman or, Il
+" deed, even Grant, will stultiiy themselv'
by magnifying street fight into civ
war. How, then, are the troops to &C
N There Is but one method-to arrest upc
IN bland warrants, to transport prisoners
Ii distant jails. and to hold them witho
rs trial until after the election and then c
nd ter notle pro,eqm. We warn the ms
~ shalis, however, that II that game
us again practiced the hour Of retributi
is against them will surely come.
SIS Vincennes Sun: Senator Morton
us his speeches, several times has called I
al Democrats Modocs. A Democratic o.
'p- tor few days since retOrted. by CALI
ny Morton the Sitting Bull. The name
4 appropriate and suggestive. Sitting B
'ill Morton Is good.
lot Gen. Fitzpatrick admits that he WI,
that letter to Coy. Hayes. 1t is q
specimen of the manner in which ,
Radicals expect to carry the electi'
TT this fall. We publish the letter in anot