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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-13

IHE determination OF the president 10
deprive congressman Of the favor here
t0fore accorded them OF recommending
men TO fill the federal offices within their
districts j. one Of the most deadly blows
that could be struck at the foundation OF
the Republican party for to the energy,
Influence and determined activity of the
men appointed through the recommer da.
lion OF congressman, is in a gr,a.
measure 10 be attributed the success OF
the Republican party. II the president
policy as laid down by him is carried
out and congressman are TO have nothing
10 DO with local appointments 10 Office,
the Radical party will forthwith he deci-
mated. A. Senator Blaine puts it there
viii result total surrender OF the means
Of procuring hereafter what 'sinews Of
wa" the customs aud cx'gencies Of 20.
lltiesl warfare have tor past years dc.
manded.' The working force Of the
party will De restricted up 10 The point OF
III destruction. and the party will
be lei. with most imperfect organize
ton and show a consequent impaired
strength.
There can be no doub. that the civil
service policy Of the administration
while working good to the public service
will at tho same time work Out the dis.
truction Of the Republican party.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-13

VIZ believe il any proposition could be
advanced which would elicit universal
approval from all classes OF people in the
United States, whatever their politics and
their sections, il would be one in favor
of making the M0rmons behave them
selves and show Just regard for the
lives ami rights OF the so called Gen.
files" If the fou.Drel adulterers and
polygamists could be wiped out entirely,
civilization would be a great gamer;
hut since that NAV not be, they ought
TO be forced to abstain from the pastlme
of assassination 10 which they seem still
addicted. II Young himself, the hoary
reprobate, could be put on trial ana
made to answer for the long catalogue OF
crime with which his career is associated,
the nest of vipers would lie eficctually
wiped ont, for no man will survive him
with the same powers OF will and the
same genius OF organization and author
ity. We cannot pretend TO say which
would be the best and surest way for the
removal of the plague spot; but
the civilized world will agree
that some steps ought TO be taken
looking 10 an end which all decent peo-
Die so ardently desire. The president
himself vOull not be STOPPING beneath
the high dignity OF the position should
he inquire into the means proper TO be
adopted by congress for the suppression
OF polygamy and its attendant crimes in
Utah. The experiments heretofore
made by the government with the
Mormon ulcer have been weak in their
nature and pitable in heir results.
When next the reform is undertaken il is
to be hoped that no means necessary for
success will be spared. The attempt on
the life of the New York HeJu'd's cor
will serve to call public atten-
ton anew TO the enoTmitios permitted by
the government in what should bea Hour
ishing and powerful State OF the Union.
and will strengthen the prevalent seni
ment that any means would be legitimate
for the extinction of the creatures by
whom these enormilils have been per-
petrated and defended.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-13

SEw. comes 10 ne Of the death Of John
L. Hicks, OF jackson. Tennessee, one OF
the publ hsers OF the Wig aAi TriJ.n.
Of that city who died on the 4,h ms: q, his
ceased was widely known at tie break
ing ont Of the war "a a popular pas. eHger
conductor on the Mobile and Ohio
railroai. and as such had 4 NUN Der Of
warm friends here. He entered the con.
iederate army AZ the out break 81 the
rebellion and served the cause in which
he Unlisted during the entire war with
that fidelity and zeal which always
characterized him. At The coming Of
peace he returned TO his occupation, tina,
OF printer, and has been connected
without interruption with the Wig and
Tribune ever since, first as foreman and
afterwards as one Of liz publishers. Mr..
HICKS was warm hearted generous
gentleman, an atfectionate and thought.
iul parent and husband. His loss is felt
as OF one more good man who has passed
over 10 that undiscovered country.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-13
Hon John n. Muikey for Appellate
lud.e.

The legislature at the late session
passed an act re-arranging the judicial
circuits OF the state, ana in so doing have
thrown the circuits now presided over
BY Judges Baker and Crawford INTO one.
10 be known as the first circuit. over
which three judges will preside. Judges
Baker and Crawford will hold o"er un =
til the end OF their terms, leaving one
new Judge to b- elected for two years,
al The end Of which time there will BE-
three judges to be- elected This being
the case, the friend. otJgig- Mulkey
OF tins city, are urging him. TO allow his
name m 90 l-fs.r.. so. -s-s.-1- o.. ~. rTr-
E cult tor the new il3geh.p. " he.her
Judge Mu-key will consent TO become 2
e4Eoi late w 10 lot hEDS. IL Z. nov
absent iF0iu the city attending cCU-. a.,
shawneei0Hn. and We have TO. I'D al
opportunity 70 learn VIA, hjs feelings III
the matter are. II he will consent
10 be candidate We have no
doubt that he will be elected by a hand
some majority. In bearing testimony 10
his eminent fines. tor the position, We
but echo the sentiment III this whole
community. To natural endowmen,s Of
a high order Judge Mulkey la: added
the fruits vi systematic aud careful! study,
has cultivated native sence Of tair-
ness; has lived life Of integrity
aud honor, and bears personal
reputation that is In keeping with
bis professional fame. lie has had over
thirty years experience in the active
practice OF his profession, and all
through that long period ha, occupied a
iron: rank with the leading lawyers Of
the state. That he has been able 10
maintain such high position at a bar
which is sojustly renowned for it. ability
is no small recommendation in his
favor. Socially no man in
Egyl t stands higher in the estimation o,
his nelghbors and those WHO know him
best than Judge Mnlkey. They have an
abiding faith In lih ability, integrity and
mate love Of justice, and should he al.
low his friends 10 use his name in con.
nectlon with the appellate judgeshlp. we
believe he would receive almo,, the
unanimous vote OF Alexander county.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-13

In another place In this Issue OF the
BULLETIN will be found the announce.
ment Of Judge Andrew ID. Duff of Car.
bondale as candidate for Judge in the
first judicial circuit, as organized by act
ofthe general assembly, approved June
"a, 1877. The circuit is composed Of the
counties OF Alexander, Hardin, Frank
lin, Jackson, johnson, hlassac,
Pope, Pulaski, Saline, Union
and Williamson. The election
viii take place on the first Monday
Ia August next. We deem 1t unneces.
sry TO refer ut length to Judge Duf,s
ability and fitness for the POSITION he
seeks. He Is known to the people q,
Southern Illinois as one Of The ablcs,
lawyers In the state, and man agains,
whose character whether public q,
private, no word of suspicion Ia,
ever been uttered. For twely
years Judge Duff served the PEG
pie Of his circuit on the bench, an,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-13

THE community living at Pontiac, this
state, are in fever OF excitement owing
to a confession just made.by two Grimm
ais confined In the Ohio penitentiary,
which, if true, proves that the wrong
man has been hanged for the murder Of
ayoung girl named Mary Murray. who
was waylaid, outraged and muir ,er.
ed near Pontiac in the year 1859. \
young man named Willy l.. Morris was
arrested, tried and convicted OF the crime
but soemnly swore to bis innocence 10
his last moments on the scafiold.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-13

Ex-Governor HENDRICKS, who is about
leaving for Europe, was rendered fare
well reception in Indianapolis on Friday
evening. The hall was filled with his
friends, and many hearty greetings aud
friendly addresses were made. Gov.
Hendricks responded in an appropriate
speech, in which he alluded briefly to
the late Presidential FL ction. Referring
10 the defeat of the elected candidates he
slid. thereafter the man who was elect
ed President by the voice and will OF the
people, must and will be inangurated."
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-13
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IL nS.oulaoeXaaents.
E,s2s of Appellate ConIt.

SW.sa authorized 10 announce The nhlhe "
TASwp. Dufi, of Jackson County as oshu,-
S&fr Judge ia the fret Jndieisl eiiSalt as o N,
! faxss Jnne 2. is77, and composed OF me souh'
:iss OF Alexander. Hardin, frshklh, JHeAr ~ .
Issssc Pore, Pulaski Saline, Union and WI.
iismson. Election flrst Monday ia August h
n le.7
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-13

SENATOR FERRY is very seriously IL
at Grand Haven, Michigan. His sick
ness is reported to have been brought on
by the excitement and anxiety through
which he was compelled to pass during
the electoral commission. The Coi@ie,'-
Journal says Ferry was evidently not
hardened to the transactions of such
business like oil Joe Bradley, who got
tat on his part of the disreputah!e work."
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-13

during that tlSts he ven the reputation
OF being souatd Judge OF law, impartial
in hi, decisions, and In every way an
honorable and conscientious dispenser OF
Justice. Judge Duff You'd ill the posi-
ton he seeks with ability and credit not
only to himself but 10 the people Of the
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