The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-08
WARRINGTON N"'''

~. n,pnwrlL sLorEs IN ooN i"'U',
SEW '-SAhp" ,.,r,,,zr THE coUNN the U
GREss--ho" covNrRcIAL con- ed ac'
IEfs iNp1s'N su,xGToN-AGRIouL- great
vENrloN ~ ,,.vs ,yp INTERNAL lively
TURF NAN0' ways
TRADE Ian. LIST, ISIS and .
NAshiN"i0'' 49, d,ed last night times
while the clock was strlkl"S 49, ,'o'ninc a lin
Me successor beames for'h' nis siv> ,o,ri
as bright and CHEEKY as a yo you'll u with eno
40 O. a Msy day, undlmmeu WV" eno
teen W ar,ve,nr showers. Inc Gay sou
clouds anu u''.' ,s.oly with a bright Oh
snn shining from clear SKIES a., a"T noyves + q
onoucb frost ln the alrto brace W., m,,s NV ',
'"y'" make rs feel happy wa" ny ! At
a"r nI nature | am inclined 10 "c''p' IL
hop''u' - niles of this morning as an IN
tnF 49, s,n,s omen OF the good times sun &
sja',cn in the events OF the co.ii'"t ;. 80 y
the signs OF the times PLAINLY , IT "
-n "S glorious consumation' Al'n'O :
'"e' : .'ro some Bardwell Slotes in con-
nre.s whose patriotism is measure pIS scrah.
Tho votes in "Bungtown, "na' s H
}. tne Won ''Jiagor Aeelp and other eniiSnt
n ole' .ocincts whose suffrage Is Oo"s"
slea ~ ,ybi.key; yet there is an eV'dei I!
with pau pau. "' 70 come up to the level II
,r r .tatemenshlp, and Iegis@'' w.
" ,,,o,asts OF the whole country ann. 20
'', ,rren too. the people and t"e l plp, a
,.,t,ny GOOD sense, and sho"'"k ~
al are 'n ,,nn r. stand by and support I'd eli
d'spos,, a,a,,ras in advancing mea'a res
i, aIorte,, TO relieve the country "O", n,a
., resent depressed condition. anu w. ~ .,
Pr 'ss',.r,al Interests to the prosper" "
,ry former years ,,n,.srn,Es
~, me pccple in public meetings p n,.o
boards Of trade have commences w. ,,,,n
,an, % relieve the industries oil !ne ','%"
ago Ne" .,y,oh 20 some, might tolook IKE De-
inal NY VIM mild II chimney at the top
ana nnt a little rejection shows Jus ao''g -,,,nn
H'eu he NOT only rational but '"' ''l' .-,So
oodoa. orr country presents 'he
/, ork me- .,ro,ce anomoly OF having TOO t'"cu
nc. '''' ,,;th millions OF IDLE ahH ""',
west starved beggars in Its cues 'V",'< , '
Ie az villages. Ihi. cones OF oar Prou'o ',,
III is 80 material and TODD supplies conn
Sina1 with q paralysis OF the mechanical
~, on indnstries. Western farmers anu SUI" va,
- the rrn planters produce more 'h"n ''' s!,soo
- n'. .,nd to market without heavy s"c'' .,
~. nd manufacturers all oyer the co"".,
- "a1 anu '" Snno tho same thing, Hence W
before have done lho -, ,he tarn,'
general .tagnation in 'bo'H Inv , 10.
on, mechanical industries oN" u"
'o'''eu yorsal cry OF "nard times
'0'he'' ,,,,ppciAL COSvESTioN Al
10 "a" TON. a.
"iit no p,, the outside world We
produce, and Is ready W .nts all
Just here appears u pay iair
N OF t'e movement ailudeu wisdom
-ailroau' changes, boards OF o. Merchan
sned al carnations are trade ana sim
contracts by delegates @ coming to Was
miles of 70 consult t the 22l oil this
IN sixty congress ogether and Eecomn
,cophnu, foreign ONE plan for the revya
ae'S VIZ pers .rade. The accounts In
lega preliminary meetings TO 81
hiring the IL .tes plainly point to the policy
al ,,vn OF .ely TO be recommended by this
20 Nav.a al convention. Tins is wide spr
ms Die very natural conviction all over Il
no ot &C. try that our foreign trade she
~ any greatly increased in order to provi
.,, q total markets for our surplus produ
ole to all China, Japan, Austria, the
he line OF of tue Pacific, and nearer
in Mexico, Central America
ISL America, countries of South America, the
wyoming. desire to exchange commodities
about one and give US gold and silver for {
er City, and ance in our favor, With easy q,
Mexico near all the markets Of the world, our
products, whether of the min
or factory, would find ready pu
"Ai"'S' at tair prices. The paint is to res
~ ,h,. rocSn, markets with the greatest facility
4 the causes the least expense to TIE producer
,veral years. can only be done by IeVlying
nwonntS NJ building interests of the country,
OF business, our foreign trade can be carried
security ior American ships, instead OF being
i9 $780, -, ed to the. onerous burdens imr
li,v OF yeall- foreign vessels, The late wal
DR.. Bum OF from tie seas, either by sale or
lm INTO paih ton, our old merchant marine OF
''vnia,ati"n sailing ships, and left us will
nothing in the shape OF II
that Of many vessels Mr.. Roach, OF Chest
occurred atu and iew other enterprsing me
are the direct 1s.,o,,,ro,,,, ,ho ,oo. ,ho, ;ro,
IS OF contrac- w
,wn as get can be built as well and as che
u Is the policy the Delaware as the Clyde. All
h',iu anu W. now necessary to send fifty or
reds and huns OF thesc uaOc il'ssionaIVs 20
icy. Ii Is the and extend commerce with the
jury to every ports Of the world, is q little er
'es ao''ai " ment from the government in III
debit. and who ofpayment for mail ransporta,ic
Ike advantage experience shows that such outl'
!ioW-heD anu turned many fold TO the govern
N>''no, "'' iast the revenue derived from inCreas
baby with Ii the government pays $1,000
paid all his mail contract on Il line Of ocean
usincss with and finds its revonues increased
o,vna ,,,oat by the development OF new tr;
then, but 1t IL the producers OF the country
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