The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-22

shall not al empt 10 give sy lopsis of Mr..
Lincgar's remarks this morning, but will
give he speech in full 70 our readers in Il
day or ,So. The address is q fine piece Of
political composition, delivered in power
full and telling ma 'ncr. Mr.. Linegar held
his audience willingcapiivc5 ,cr ,wo hours.
1t is Il thorough review Of Radical admin
istration from the beginning of the war to
the present time, and was heartily and fire.
quently applaudcd by the audience.
The Democratic mass meeting at New
Burnside, on the Cairo and Vincennes rail
road, held on Tuesday was big affair, 1t
is estimated that there were two thousand
people present. Mr. j. II. Oberly Helivered an
address to the throng in which he laid at
the door of the Republican party all of the
causes of the present distrcssful financial
condition Of the country, prov ing by sta
tistics the truth OF every word of lis scri.
Gus charges. His speech lasted for over
four honrs, and was listened to with much
interest. The speaker was iaterrogatcd
from the beginning Of his talk TO the close
| by advocates Of the National cause. who
seemed bent on confusing him, with qucs-
tons bearing on the vital issues Of the cam
paign He answered promptly, cody and
completely to the satisfaction OF all Demo
Gratis, and not few Republicans. The
meeting was grand demonstration, and
was an evidence of what may be looked
| for at the coming election.
1t is said that the owner of Dixon
Springs, who resides in Paducah, is anxious
to sell that pleasant and romantic property.
The farm on which the springs are located
embraces two hundred and fifty acres The
price asked is three thousand dollars At
present, the accommodations nj this resort
are very ordinary in kind The proprictors
are two young men who have never had
orv eyperienc, in the hotel line, and who
have very SLIGHT conception Of what visitors
who 90 to the springs desire or req 'e, To
this TACT acne can be attributed t. light
patronage of the springs at present For
any one who has a few thousand dollars
and who can conduct house that will al
ford convenience and comfort to people,
here is a paying investment. More grand
or romantic scenery, such as we feel we are
wholly incapable of describing, than is here
to be seen, cannot be found in the western
country, while the healing qualities Of the
waters of the springs are equal to those of
any of the popular resorts of the land. So
ourning there now of Cairo people are Mr..
and Mrs. ). d. Bennett and family, Mrs.
Judge Green and Mrs. W. p. Wright There
are also several persons from Evansville and
Paducah, all of whom seem to be deriving
much benefit and enjoyment from thelrNm-
bles through the shady woods and rocky
cliffs, and freely imbibing the water Of the
springs. Saturday last was gala day at
the springs. A grand picnic was held that
brought together the old and young Of both
colors from far and near Mr.J. II, Obcrly Of
this city was the orator and in the afternoon
delivered political address of about three
hours length in behalf Of the Democracy
and Josh Allen, which was listened
to attentivcly and it is to be hoped
did much good for the cause.