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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-06-21

- Sie Sinan;pIante in Der @Iat'
form Der @epublitaner bon Nidieon
1T aus benz re5tsn SoIse eefduist.
Sbne allen ltmfdpeif ertIdrt fi@ bic
ieIbe sesen ieOe Irt bon &epobiutiOn
En6 eeeeu Die uerberbIiden 2ebren Der
@reenba6ler uno stationaIen, Die BE-
fanEtlidb oas 2ano nit ungeidblten
WiQionen uneinIosbaren YapiergeIbes
iiberf9memmen pOIIen. n9apiergeIb",
beibt es oa, ,ob bon Der &e9iernns
ober bon Santen ausee9eben, erbaIt
eiuen @ertb nur bon benz Serfpredeu
Der @iuIofuns in 9oIO ODER SiIber
uno bon oem 8ertrauen, oas in 6iefes
8erfpredeu eeiest miro uneiuIosbares
YapiergeIo ift ipertbIos unb mub gum
augemeinen 9fuin fiibren." Sebr
trsffenb fast Der repubIitanif6e Ssu'
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auf elmer ioIden 9latform piirbe
einem our6 elm @onpr romiB nit Den
Sinanstcbern c-mo9lt9ten Siege ror'
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-06-21

fatrsr rcssmGBis atts ii Gage Srilden Srcs
men une Baltimore ure nrtmcn yhnI9tsre
III billisitsn 8aten al.
9Sir MAIDEN ucd tcicurrrS aur TciAcnee
fiir eeutI6e HeiTeuee bectdttun1Spcrthe Sor.
,iiae aufmertIcm pelhe bic &Cile nit unlrrr
S6jTen t,,.. irrc inc untrr
Teutiten, fSuner r6 aup nit >eeCrmann
prrItdneioen cbue Irlmrtiher su g. brauben.
llmIRcn aus cincm ScbiT i'll rus anc re, fpte
bei ineirectsu &oiieu Iuect nttbt ltatt; c's
paNndicrc aChsn II SrCmeu irglelh an Scre
ces Sceanbampfcrs unc prrlaleu rrnleIeen srll
in Sdltimrre.-
Ter 2hnrnnatplne tirisr SamrflhlHs IN
Baltimore III suelei6 Depot Ter Sntimrre une
Ohio Giientabn, pcl6c YaIn9isre ron une nadH
crm 94r ten an billi9crcu Nrettcu te'
rSrrert, ais ir9eue cine GirnHNbn YEN Ven
Nmf mt philadelphia.
! 9Sci 9Infuuit etr TomrIirbi1c mhe has Ie
| fir oGc 9ficbtGnaeltelIten 9s'hlrnCn le
| Ginpauecrcr niht tcr Oirfdht dE geieet
on @ririiarrn tsIhwreelt ;u reresn, mas
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Ib al bic Gsnrr0l N9rrten.
81. ScDu bmnd>cr s 60,
No ) Slo @aD Ctr, Baltimore, NO.
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0shmhtame einer FranFeu Qeber,

@Rmptome elmer franfen 9eber.
Q&meraen In Der re6ten Stite, unter>
o. balls Der 8ippen, nm 70 srTeer
beim Druid; rnituntrr 1T Der S6mtr3
In hrr linten Seite; Der &rante tann
Eanm auf Der Iinten Seite litsen;
Gfter pirb rrr Shmer3 unter reu
S6ulterblatt 9efiiblt, unp rebnt ith
bdufis Els 3ur Sdulterbrbe aus, uno
tpirb mitunter fur Gbrumatiemus i'm
Nrm pcrtannt. Der Naeen lriret an
NppetitlrFeteit unb llebelteit; bic @in<
eetpeire Iinb oqsemeiu perfppft, man6.
NAL pehiclnb NIT sltfiibrrn Der Sppf
1T leirenb unr nit rumpfsnt, I6perem
S6merS int Sintertrpf tslaitist. @e'
rGbnli6 eriltirt aud 0eeo6tnibs
1hpGhe, be9leitet BON reinli6em Se<
fii6l, ale lri etpas untrrlafen, mas
Bate 9ctEan wrrren IOaen. Gin lei6ter
trrdner Suiten 1T mitunter i'm 0es
frlac. Ter pattcnt tlagt iiter Ntatti9<
feit unn S6pGhe; er eridridt lciht,
feline SIee fnr falt rrer trennrnr, nnn
er tlaot iiter rridelnree @efubl in fer
6aut; iein Grmiitb 1T nicrer9sI6la<
gen, mnp rtprbl glau6enr, rab tGr<
Serli6e gcmseung inn trrtltbun
trIrte, tann er fph faum &raft 9enu9
Iammeln, es 3u nerlufen. Gr miBf
traut in g2obr6eit jcrem Seilmittrl.
ger16ierrne riCler acnanntrn Spmp'
tome tealcittn hic &rantbsit, nrh bat
es Sale arscfcu, trr wenige rtrielbtn
eriItirten, ,6 jrrp rie lnterlu6un9 hes
.6Srpers mad rcm 3ppe tewies, Rap bic
Qeber in srGetsr llurrHnuns mar.
SaItes 5teber.
Or. 6. Me2ane's 9ebers9tt'
Ienin5 5GlGen ppn taltem Sic
Der, NIT Suinin 9encmmen, sr3sueen
RE teiten Grfcl9s. Gs eistt tein befe'
res Yursirmittel scr UNI mad Rem Girts
nebmen ppn Suinin. SSir ratben allen
nit rieIer .8rantbcit Sctaitetcn, benz
feleen einen unparteiti6en Sers
fu h su eetpahren.
9ei alien tiliGIeu rncrenun9en urp
ais einfa6es Yur9irniittrl unrer9letH<
lid.
Rau butte fi9 bor SdIf9uHseu.
Die G6ttn fnp nie iiterlufcrt.
Sere Shahtel kat einen rotben
Wa6slitecl auf rem Tsdsl nit ber Sn<
f6rift Tr. @e9ans'e gebsr=pillen.
Die G6trn Is9ane's 9eber-
0illen 6aben bic Sisnaturen pom
6. 8e9ane unr S lemiu9 Srcs.
auf rem Tedel.
w 9erlanst tei euren Drcsui'
fen pper Strrebaltrr, su4 bic d6ten
Or. We9ane's 2ebsrsptlleu
au etben, prdparirt rrn @ebr. SlsrniTe,
pittsbursb, ga.
geffauft Sci reipettablenD Drcsutften u
Gpuntrp Stprehaltrrn I'm Nagenetnen'
In Dssteziaez, Eek@e DE. 9. RgfaEe'S 9t:
kerspiItsn u 5sTfR6en rERtSe1, fsHetn rtr pr ~
Se& &aert rtEm 9hrIe ttr SeT. Ct. cine e9aGtE
SRa fsfSS Gsaas.
q q gArShssSIsztss VHtssaFea cS-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-06-21
: Scr Nfritnreifenhe @tnnI,

- Ser @fritareifen6e StanIes
1T iebt nit elmer ausfIbrli6en 8ear5ei.
tune feiner neuefen Sorfduneen Bee
fddftist. Das gSert iutrS fait eIei6s
seitia in @neIan6, @merita, Seutf6.
lamb, Srunfreid u::O 8anemart ere
fdeinen unter benz SiteI: uSur9 ben
bunteIn Continent; 6ie AueIen bee
NiIs, nm bic eroben Seen unS 6en
Gonge binab." StanIep bat pdbren6
Ser gansen bef6werIiden Seife einen
pbotosropbifden @ppurat BEL fid ees
babt unb pirb fein gBert nit bieIen
SoI3fdnitteu ilIuifriren Inifen, ipeI6e
Die nod Ser gtatur oufsenommeuen
9anbf9aften II. (. 10. setreuIi9 tpiebers
ee6en iolrn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-06-21

B@., 9anbtarte bss GOuntB fur $500
;u baben in Der STie: 6isfes SIattes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-06-21

- Inter Dem Sitel vGine Solter'
pnnoeruns I'M SnIanbe" fdreibt bos
yYbiI. 8oIfsbIatt": Der befannte
8atbidlag Sreelep'S: go West" bat
in SoIge Der nun idon 10 IanJe aubaIs
tenOen Stofung Der Suouitrie in ben
0itli6en Stdateu uno Ser bierauS ent.
itanbcnen 9totbln9e Der BARN sui am
men9ebrangten Menidenmahen cine 10
grObe NnlabI Qnbdmger gefunOen, bob
| iih in neueiter 3eit cine formIlde eins
! beimiide S0lterwanberun9 aus ben,
oi6t bcoOIferten Often mad bem biinner
beFeoclten 8elten mo SiioeE entiuidelt
| 6at.
Sn SoI9e Dem Nmeriflner ci9entbin :
| liben 8anoerluit, melde ibn Deranlabt
ieiu 9Iud haIo bier baIo bolt gu uers
iubeu, lit es cine iebr ihwie1iee 9Iuf-
gabe, O;eie 8ewegung aud nur an'
ndbsrnO burdI perIdblide 3dbIen gu
| darafteriiiren. gS0breno Die in Den
UsribieOenen 9afcnplaBen oes atlantic
lbeu Sceau5 autOmmcnOen Ginpdnbe.
rer aus europa unO Die 3abl Der in
San 6rAnci5cO ousgelanbeten Gbinclcn
gcuuu betunut lit, entiiebt i9 Die 3abI
Ger 9inmauoerer uad Den uerl6icbcnen
Stauten bce gStiten6 rn0 Suoens leosr
YereGuunl. 9tur Die QIuSweiie Der
groBcu Observation-Disclosures iiber
rbren YtrlOneuUtrft9r Aebeu un5 elncn
dnuabsrnoeu WtuBit1b, ben llmfanQ
oieisr Mcnihenitr0munJ beiIdufig icit'
;uiteatu. 9flA ibren 3uiammtniteI-
lunurn blbsu lie in Dem ;mOlfmonat'
lihen 3titraums bonn 1lteu Sunl 1877
nltnbeitens cine NfiIIion Meniden mad
Serds unh icnielts bee 9Riifiiippi be
iuroct. 9m mciitcn bat nbcr Sanins
Ncwonner, bL es bic 3ubl Ieiner Gin
wanrerer auf 200, 900 Meniden ueran,
i6laat 9udl mag eS tnum eiucn
Staat beS SIoens uno g0eitcnS acbcn.
rcr nidt cine, wcnu aud nidt 10 bebeu
tcaHe 3unnbme icincr Scu6iteruna
icIbit bis in Die SnQbe ebicte fcinoI;dcr
5nbinncr i'm omcrifaniiheu Sdmurl.
lpaloe uno an 9tnowitone 6luiie uor
geornnNen III.
Stun mag ce uoIlfommen ridtia lcin,
BAH bicitr NLHub Ser iIbe fliii;iAcn unn
auaenblifli6 cntbehrlidltu Nrbc!ts-
traite bes Sitens nah ben lunacn unh
nod mcni9 Irbar eemad)trn SlnScrelen
ocs ISeIeus uuo SubcnS nod lOngc
feline iofortiNe @cIcruug Der ae9cnpar'
tiuen 9tothIngc oe5 2lrbciteritanncS on'
babnen fam, o5rr es lit immtrbln Elm
Sd)ritt sur WcNeruna uuierer uirtb:
ihaftIihtn uno iociolcn Werbdltnlne.
Gem Elm 10 liciiler q Hub bon 9Ir
bcitsfrGften aus rem SIttn. no Die
meiitcn Sahuitri:n ciubtimlid) suh,
muB bnielbt cire gr6Bcre 9tabrrrGe
nah Nrtcitsttuft unb Lnhcre Nohnc
ucrunloItn, wodcIcn burdl 1it llr5nr-
mld)uuu nc0 g&tilcus uno Siocns ni5t
alIcir @tunu;cutcn. iouocrn ouu ntuc
6 @uulumcnttu QtidlGiTcu ptroea, weldt
uicaer Ser 0itltdcn Sn'uilrlt tiu gro
Beres Nbiaggebitt cl0nncr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-06-21

AS~ Gines ser btiten Mittel CUR
Tstnianns ocs 8Iutes, Seforoeruna
Der Serbauun9 uno bes Stuhl9an9es,
toUte fur ole 2eiben Der 9eber uno
Sss unterIsibes 1T unitreitig Or. 9lus.
SropfeE,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-06-21

- Oas Suoianap oils Sournal pub
I;;irte Dor Surssm cine Seilage, in
uelfer e5 cine 9,ife idmmtlidber Sriegs
nniptihe oes SuSens bradte, Die irbt
Dem @ongrcB borIie9en. Sieie 2iite
muroe bon Dem GonerebmitgIieb Sobn
0anna pom /. 2iitritt bon SnOiana gu.
iammcngcitcut. Oie @efammt;abI Der
bis b.bin einasbrndten Srie9sanlprilde
unicrcr iloliacn 8ruoer betrd9t q, 400
uub pcrlnnut cine Summe su ibreI
Ycduna BON uber $500. 600, 900. Sic
lit mob aceianet Die steuersabIer gum
9tad} }2tnftn su bringen uno lie NIT
z Sd. eden ,u erfuuen Sieie 9lnfprube
Tno luf Die Sbs0rir bahrt, oaB icStr
Scr. Stanten SoIoat, Der feinen SuB
auf iupIiden 8eben irbte, elm Sel'
BREEDER mir, Sub Die &e9ierun9 !elbit
pcrbredysr,ih gc1anhelt un6 uIs iOlhe
SdnocncrinB ;abIen ioIle. @enn nieie
Sbure cinmal se0ffnet it. 10 nub bic
Neaierung bancroft ueroen. Nie Se.
miajsuna bisier 9lniprude mag iolden
nod iebr eutfernt ideinen, peIde oem
8caeniinnb nod Uenig Seadtuna ge-
ihenft bnben, nber Die beher Inter
ridtetcn piisn. baB ibre GinbrinGung
uno Die Nusndt auf ibrr ScwiIiauna
III gIcidem ScrhlltHi6 su9enOmmen
bat, mie Die bcmotrntiide Ynrtei an
Sidrfe oewann: Wfit piel SIu9beit
baben Die iunIiden Strrcn i'm 6 On9reB
rie Gntidaoigupgsanipril6 fur cini9e
lucIide GrsiebuHgsunitaItcn, wabre
Srutitdttcn beS 9eiittS, OCT CUR Sccei'
iion fubrte, Die uoa Der Nrmee ScrwuI-
tun9 btitbt unS cOnfiScirt. uno tbcil-
msiie III SoipitaIern nerluaaot murocn,
IN bcu Gorocrgrun6 9citcut.
Hie 9rube 0rudersi Ger iiinI. Me'
thoNlittu i'll 9tdibuiQe, Senn.. beren
Ora gu ren siftigiten &ebcaenbIdt
tern 0eb0rte. Durbe in cine &rgierun9s
N,udcrci umgcmanbelt un0 Oou
bttddirten SrIbatcu, Sudnruocrn, in
Sang 0eicst sur @erteIIun9 Der pieIcn
Sormuidvc, bic i'm GrartiermeiItel amt
Der @cncralhrlutuutur bic bcrab gum
tGgldcn Gompd9uieberi6t Der Ssln
mcbcl eebraudt murben. Wfit 8cdt
uurbcn pitie 9ebdulidtcittn benubt
uno ibre Sbatisftit wdbrenb zines
&rieaes gcbcmmt, 3u belIen Strbeitubt-
una lie init bcitruaen. SEPT aber fol-
Die &sgisrung bafiir besabIen. Stnb
picie 2lnipriide aber bewi[igt, 10 beibt
es, mos bcm Ginen re6t. lit bem An'
bern biaig. Ele YrGcebcnSfdIle Nnr
9cIdOffen, unb Der Strom Der iubI:den
8ricg traieBt H4 ilber "ie
9tation elmer Slutbmeue gIeid, Die
i}uuoesi6uI0 mcbr als Oerooppeln0
unb burd Die nntbiuenbig merosuoen
lluTuaen, ale Gsid)dfte. alien SobI'
aanb erorudeno. 0as Sdduipiel iuare
ncu, bnB 0ie Sieaer ibrcn Sieg ourd
Gnti6aoi9ung Der Belic9ten beiabIen
mii6ten. Wtan benfe nur an Die Gum
me, Die ih eraeben murbe, iuenn Die
5fIuuenbaItcr fir ibre SfIuusn bs3ablt
lutrbeu ioIlten 9Osu ober tOmmt IS
I'M 9aufe ser 3cit 14cr. 0aSu ioa u.
u. nud cine betriiaeriide 9lufnobms
ocS GenIuS bon 1880 beitra9en, Uel
Der bem Suben cine it0rtere SeuoIf'r
unas,obI uno bnmit sGbIreider 8ertre-
Ter i'm @ongreb geben iou, aIs er in Oel
Sbat bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-06-21
11c6er Saltimprc.

Setcr, trr tns olts Gnterlare beiuden pter
Gerpdntte uno 5rtpnes ven Gurcpa frnncn
aiIeu mil, irllte bic prddbtoouen neuen. eilcrncu
Sdrauheu. Npiframpf'd,iHe he's
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NOroSentihen SlolS

;ur llCberfabrt tcrutru.
9lfit 9ampfl6iTrn rea NrreSeutItcn 2lrcb
purreu bis Snre 1876 iibcr $4,000 YcrIrnrn
teirreert.
Die 2ampfer ttrier Grmpngnic:
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-18

to prevent the ingrcss of suspected persons,
we would have done evcl, '1g that lies IN
our power for our protection. And this is
the prime object. The city can have no IN
terest in hospital below here, for if we
should be so unfortunate as 10 have the
fever among us it would have to be
treated where found, and the removal
of cases to the hospital would DE impracti-
cable. If Dr. Waldo wants an hospital TO
care for such persons as would be entitled
to treatment at the hands Of the govern
ment, let him apply to the government to
supply it. 1t is abundantly able to do so,
and probably will if the application meets
with its approval, The people of Cairo
do not want it located near them under
any circumstances, and those who are
tavoring it certainly do so under mis-
apprehension of public feeling in the
matter
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-18
THE johnson County Journal says.


When Allen shall be cntombed in his political
grave, to never be rc-urrccted; whore he will be
visited by the ghosts Of the many soldiers of this
District who died In defence of this Union.
When death with friendly care shall re-
move Judge Allen from the councils of the
country, he will be borne by Democratic
cherubs to the last abiding place of hon
est and patriotic men. That he will be Wis
tied by the ghosts of the many soldiers Of
this district who died in defence of the
Union, and that he, in compliance with
ghostly etiquette, will return their calls,
we have not the slightest doubt, While
with us and of us, however, it must be a
comforting reflection to him to know that
among all his ghostly visitors in the next
world there will not be Radical editor or
one of those patriots who bled for their
country at the crossroads taverns of the
district. These fellows will abide at the
other end of the avenue, and the Lord have
mercy on their souls.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-18

some time ago to publicly certify that he
was still Republican, and intended to
support his successful rival, Gen, Smith, and
he has been killing the general with n
peculiar sort Of support ever since. Mr.
Lusk, who for many years has been warm
admircr Of Mr.. Rdgway and his fellow
townsman, kecnly felt the defeat
of his friend, and experienced n
shock to his political faith-a faith
that has been anything of late but the
stalwart Republican kind Intelligent
Republicans down here ascribc his assault
upon Col. Phillips and other prominent
men with whom he has heretofore politically
associated to general dissatisfaction with
the party, and the treatment of Ridgway is
said to be one of the main causes undcrly-
ing it. However this may be, there can be
no doubt but Mr. Lusk and his paper are
on the eve of a grand political somcrsault,
and if he should elect to alight in the ranks
Of the Dcmocracy-to return TO his old
love-THE BULLETIN will extend to him a
genuine welcome. Few men in public life
keep a sharper or steadier gaze on the
popular political cat and no one within the
range of our acquaintance can call its
"hop' with greater accuracy and certainty.
1t is unnecessary to repeat the adagc of the
rats and a sinking ship.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-18

Hon, John Obery, Of the Cairo Bulletin, j. doing
excellent work for Josh Allen IN that district though
it was prophesicd that he would oppose him,
Oberly il not the kind of a man to look to for
trcachery and If some other newspaper men we wo,
of were as staunch and able there would be less
cause for complaint hereabouts.
1t was the Springfield State Gazette that
made the prophecy, and the hope that Mr.
Oberly might do so inspired Lusk to give
currency to a SANDER. Mr.. Oberly fire.
qucnty gives the Democratic party the
benefit of his advice and has an independ-
ent way Of critclsing its men and measures
He believes that such course on the part Of
its members is better for the party and
wiser in the end than condition Of stag
nation bordering on death. lie has had a
habit since he came Of age Of voting the Dem
ocratc ticket whenever occasion presented
itself and the habit has grown with his
years. Events have proven the wisdom of
his political belief, and little envenomcd
arrows shot at him from ambush fall harm
lcssly at his feet His Democratic armor is
not Of the vulnerable kind.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-18
"WHO IS JOHN II. OBERLYi"
johnson County Woman

Who is John II, ObcrlyI This question
will doubtless be asked by some since he is
billed to speak in this county next week.
He is one OF the most eloquent orators of
the state Of Illinois Sharp as Il tack. Full
Of wit, always keeping his audience in u
laughing mood. No one will regret the
time spent by going to hear him. Obcry
is u scli'madc man; is now business man.
agcr of TnE CAIRO Bulletin, n paper that
should be read by every man in Southern
Illinois He is past grand master Of the
Odd Fellows Of the State Of Illinois. He
is now one Of the three railsoad commits
sioners Of this state, appointed by Governor
Cullom.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-18

II is but few years ago since the nominee of Mr..
Ohcrys party made the canvass Of this district
upon the is-uc OF white VI. black. II our rccOlcc
ton serves Us Col Crebs stated positively in his
speech that he did not want to 90 to congress by
Niger votes. 1t would appear now that Mr. Allen
!. anxious to get votes of any kind, let them be
greenback or any other color.
Col. Crebs is not running for congress in
this district just at this time, and if he
were he would be abundanty abletO take
care of Radical misrepresentation. 1t is
true that Judge Allen, and Judge Aliens
friends for him, are anxious to secure the
votes of all men who indorse the doctrines
no figure with u. We leave that where ii
is--with the Republicans. They have run
the "color line" in politics in this district
since the cnfranchiscment OF the negro
and have not hcsitated TO colonizc him on
election DAYS But their rule over him j.
weakening in proportion as he rises in intel
ligencc and worth. 1t is this fact that &C.
counts for the shrieking appeals now made to
them to stick to their colors. But dsin-
tcgration has set in and after awhile We
hope to see a negro voter have opinions and
principles OF his own.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-18
HON. WILLIAM j. ALIEN.

Democratic nominee for Congress will speak TO the
people at the following places;
Camp Creek Church, Jackson County, Thursday
night, August -
Ava. jackson County. Friday night, Aug ..
De Soto, jackson County, Saturday night, Aug,
"a
Uln, Pulaski County, Wednesday. Aug Is
Mound City, Pulaski County, Wednesday night,
Aug, y.
Grand Chain, Pulaski County, Thursday Aug, %.
Hodges Park, Alexander County, Friday, Aug, ~,
McClure's schoolhousc Alexander Copnty, Sat
urday afternoon, Aug. 81
East Cape Grardcau, Alexander county, satur.
day night, Aug. 81,
Golconda, Pope county. Friday, September. q
Clay Mines, Pope county, saturday September Z.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-18

A number of good Democratic congress.
men who ought to have deem renomina,cd
have not been, Among them is Banning, of
the Second Ohio district The general is a
man OF ideas and convictions, and his re-.
nomination and election would have been
credit to his Dstric, and benefit to tbc
mouse. The same day that saw Banning
defeated saw Milton Saylcr rc.nomina,cd.
however, and there is great deal of com.
fort in that fact.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-18
CONFIDENCE MEN,
] ohnson County, Jnnrnnl.

Davis possesses all the characteristics Of
confidence men, He would make the people
believe that he was the embodiment of
honesty, and that his bosom was overflow
inc with the milk Of human kindness. He
admonishcs his followers to beware of other
candidates, that it is their purpose to de-
ccive them. He appears to have great
aversion for those men who wear gold sleeve
buttons, gold watches, fine clothing, and
hire boot-blacks to shine their boots and
who accept railroad passes
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-18

THE New York Herald says Thurman's
speech really means an attack upon the
National banking system, cut in the interest
of the farmers, workmen and producers
everywhere" 1t not only means an attack
upon the National banking system, but up
on the whole corrupt and oppressive system
of Republican financial legislation. 1t is
an attack upon the resumption law and
the contraction policy of that party-the
twin financial evils under which the country
groans to-day,a every attack upon them is
necessarily in the interest Of the FARMERS,
workmen and producingclasses everywhere
The Democratic party is the party of the
people, and practical men everywhere are
seeking relief through it.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-18

THE BULLETIN bcgs leave to differ from
the assertion OF the Era. Iinoisan that it
has been unfair in its criticisms of Capt.
Ingram. Our criticisms of the captain were
based on his public conduct. He
made speech ut the court house in this
city in which he sought to convey the i'm
preston that Judge Allen was attempting
to dcraud Jackson countyof his taxes, B.
fore making this charge Captain Ingram
should have satisfied himself of the truth Of
whathc was about to publicly utter. Bat
in his zeal to iniurc the Democratic candi.
date, who is grtanbackcg, and to is.
SIst his Republican opponent, apt Thom-
"s, VINO is no, a greenDscker he hurled
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-18
TIE last number of the Era-Illinoisar

THE last number OF the Era-I Ilinoisan
says:
On Tuesday night Josh Allen denounced the mo-.
nopoics that are icediu. on the life blood OF the
people, &C., &c, &C., bu: forgot TO state that ~
the attorney Of one Of these same monopolics, he
had lUborcd for years with all the power he pos
scsscd to 'asen on the tax payers Of jackson oun
~ fraudulent debt two hundred thousand dol
lars with interest at eight percent.
This is a fair samplcoi the argument used
by Radical editors throughout the district
to iniurc Judge Allen He is denounced
simply for practicing his profession and
earning a livelihood That is everything
and all there is in this silly assertion Of the
Era. 1t serves to show, however, the weak
ness Of the Republican side in this canvass
Suppose the Erals idea Of propricty should
be applied to all professions and c.lings.
Where would the thing cndI Il, in its fee
be way, dcnounccs Democrats and every.
thing Democratic as political curses to the
country, and yet glance through It's col.
mns shows that it enjoys II fair patronage
from Democratic lawyers Does it refuse
TO accept fees from these gentlemen for
making public their caiiings! Tine Era, in
is partisan moods, argues too much.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-18

THE Johnson County Journal says Judge
Allen will not get a Republican vote in that
county. The Journals blind partisanship
has made it reckless. Not over two weeks
ago, at Vienna, the town in which the
Journal is published, Judge Allen was fol-
lowed by Mr. Fisher, prosecuting attorney
of the county,a gentleman who has acted
for years with the Republican party, and in
his remarks took occasion to break his
allegiance with the party then and there,
and il is not denied that other Republicans
expressed themselves in the same way.
The Journal appears to have lost its head.
Usually it is fair in its treatment of poit-
cal opponents, and we gricve to see misrep-
resentation diluting its average weakness.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-18
BROTHER Burr says /;

oberly of the BuiLEriS has one of the most inter
esting families we have ever met; but thanks to
the Unknown" none OF them will vote Oberly's
ticket in 1850.
We have not the slightest idea of what
"Oberly's ticket in 1880" will be; but Il
long acquaintance with him justities us in
the belief that in having six "of kind" he
meditates some deep scheme. We do not
know what that scheme is, but it is perfect
ly safe to assume that it bodies no good to
the future of the Radical party.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-18

THE Argus-Journal says that i, Mr.
Spencer said 1.-THE interests of pulo.Li
county were hostile to the interest. Of ,ho
other counties Of this district, and if elected
he would leg for Pulaski and let the other
counties look after their own interests
his intention was to secure plumpcrs, and
adds that il does not believe he said il,
We know nothing and care less abou, Mr.