The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-11-10

n-sdsStinAr- the Prophet, ana
- Feonhlas that Dssst Him- Where
I'm rfie owl Service Action Land
EsDs-An Issportant 1iil~ Disnissed
Army oAssrs sssktps New TRIALS
wAsursarsnrD u. O., Now, 1877.
rHtsILvrh BILL.
Thar Wa yesterday q little progress
IN legsia s,oA-.t6e oliver bill passing the
nouss, and the bill to repeal the clause OF
the Reiumption Act which fixes date
tor resumption, getting formally before
The House for discussion. Over both
these measure the real contest will be In
the Senate. The silver bill, however, had
unexpected strength In the House. and
that fact viii help It both ia the Senate,
and with Mr.. Hayes. "a s.5I,
$3.50. = THE ARMY.
, A you sss already informed the Mill.
tsry Committee 81 the House propose to
Ssk tor money enough to support twen'
" thousand men only as regular army.
II Il not likely any larger number will be
sanctioned. IT is enough. With large
standing army we should be forever try
Ing to And warhke work for IL.
~ zus PANS EXPOSITION.
Thera ~ an unexpected willingness
smosg membcrs Of both Houses to make
d 'reaIonabie appropriation IN aid of an
American, representation at the Paris
HrpoClsien next year. Probably 100000
wIli devoted. * ssii..s5a
y. HAYES, THE PROPHET.
!. II. Hayes has apparently made up his
mind ID publish q new revelation on the
subjsct OF civil service reform. He has
the iseaAdity In respect to revelations
that distinguished MAiomet and Brigham
Young. He produces one wherever he
needs one. S14ts new one, In relation to
which Eseler has been put out, is IN the
shape Of command to slaughter the
Bureau officers and Department clerks
who are not administration men-who,
u wrote You In April last, are disloyal
to TIE prophet occupying the white
house. II ! remember Alright, the origi-
a. rtsprm command was to destroy only
those who failed 10 do their official duty.
The change u not really sudden one,
but only one Of series Of changGa, each
pakinr Ito tuceessor necessity. There
- - IN ssssg lasa .
: IA, TwoRRsULrs POSSIBLE
from Iris trlaing, One is that Mr..
Hayes Will slnk Into q mere party slsye,
Of al TIE lsss account In the party tor
what be has done. The other Is that he
Win take himself entirely out OF the Re.
publican organization, and rely tor sup
port on Democrats, Independents, and
those Rspnblicsns who will follow him.
70 stand still h impossible.
Whichever course no may take, a re-
construction Of bis Cablaet will be nc
oe&ity.
= sCnuRz Has BREN A DAMAGE
to him from the first. Unpopular with
Republican leaders, disliked BY Demo.
crafs, and not enjoying the confidence Of
anybody, bis appointment was a mistake.
Not practicable. not aincere, not stable,
but eloqusnt and plausible, he was OF
value IN the campaign Of 1865; but he
was worse than nseleEs the moment he
entered the Cabinet and hal the work Of
civil Serviee reform assigned to him. 1t
Yves said OF Chfs. Sumner that he had
tosty-nlne names for Q grlndstone, but
not pfacticablc ability enough to sharpen
brOsd.axe. But 6amner was a prodigy
ofbusness talent compared with Schurz.
10. whether Hayes continues In his own
party, Ano becomes Its servant, after
yArLIx0 TO BECOME ITS MASTER,
or leaves Il, 10 attempt without its sup
Po1s ~"Sstt ""A 'ol suPpoI. h'iii ia uo-
ing, II would seem that Mr.. SEIZURE would
have 10 bedropped. II would not be
hard p show that other members of the
cablnst wlli probably have to DO displeas-
Cd In The near fntaFe, but i Will content
myselt for this time by asking your read.
ersto sfacka pinia this present chapter
ofprophecy. 80 that they may turn to u
sooa stser tho elections Of to-day.
- '""- . PERPETUAL LOAN.
Ons blll presented yesterday deserves
attention, and will doubtless receive it.
ltprovides for q perpetual" loan OF
500. 900 900 to bear per cent interest.
The idsa ofthe author Of the bill is that
the amount would Be rapidly abolished in
and would enahle the government to call
In m eu0nl asu0sanf.~.0f banda hon rfnu n