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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-01

spree, which he kept up tor
week or more. He had signed |
the pledge again; and rs he was about to
leave Cairo for two years, lie intended TO
remain sober man until he returned.
There was only one place in the world that
had more whisky shops than Cairo. That
place WINS Cheyenne, There, as here, there
We're no more saloons because there were
no more houses, lie had been told to call
on God to help him. He didn't think.
mat was good policy lie
dldnt believe in calling on strangers any.
now 1t members of the club would en-.
courage young men it would help them.
Inc young men of Cairo had done well;
ou' they would do better if they we're en-
conragcd to do better
Capt, Williams was then called out. The
/ CapJ1n spoke about the finances There
had been incXcusablc delinquency in the
payment OF dues, and rcprchcn,iblc lcnicn.
! cy in the collection Of them. Members
who never paid dune into the treasury
were permitted to participate in the bust
ness of the club Other member, who
/ paid ths ouc9 promptly came to the club
night after night in drunken condition.
For one he was unwilling to tolerate such .
condition Of affairs any longer, lie ntcn-
died To- in,iS, that the constitution be- en-
torccd-lot necessarily at public
meetings, but ut business meetings lie
wa, unwilling to ,it 10y member whose
breath was rocking with the fumes OF
whisky, he didn't care how much zeal that
member displayed in The matter Of paying
dues. The presence OF intoxicated mem.
Der, had pcraicou, and dcmoralizing ri
fec, npon ,hcchb, and for one he didn't
propose to tolerate it any longer.
Dr. Dunaing being called upon took the
stand, and after returning shot that
Judge Yocun had fired at him, declared
that the whole temperance movement wa,
q tremendous fraud la France and Ger.
many where they drank plcnlituIy every
body had employment. In China. where
they lad no temperate" organizations
they bad no 'rump,. Furthermore, i, was
money on. ct his pocket, ~ a professional
a ID
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-01
LOCAL REPORT.
LOCAL. iNTEIh,lGENCF..

THE Junus $, Morgan was doing
duty yesterday, Will only one smoke stack.
- Mrs. DR. Waldo who lives in McCmck.
en- county near paducal,, became the mother
OF fine boy, about two weeks ago
80 A letter addressed to "Brcvity," is in
the possession of the editor OF TnE BULL.
ErIx. which remains subject TO order Of The
proper party.
4 Captain Boynton'- ''hoat," from Pitts
burg 10 New Orleans, will create g7satr
excitement tilaa did the first trip OF To,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-01
CELLER'S COUGH SYRUP.

Over .0pOD0 bottles sold IL j. the most pleasant
aud popular remedy for Coughs, Colds, Group,
Hoarsness aud all throat and lung diseases liza,
been IN use for half II century, Doctors rccommtnd
and prescribe IT, j. f. louman, Long i, %, III;
saws: at saved nv two children from the grave
A l.: Simmons. OF Baltimore Md. also says; "lt
viii cure the worst cough Immediately AK your
druggist or general -torkCeper for II and iaHe no
other, Prices, Die 80, aud { 90 per bottle, send
for circulnr f. T. sellers a Goa Pt0pneIorr'
pntshure, ip Barclay Bros. Agents, Cairo
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-01

FcNERAL NoTlcE.--The iuncu OF Ms
Philippine Rei,,cr who died Friday
morning At 10 O'Clock, February ?sth At
her residence On corner Twelfth and wash
iugton avenue, will take place sunday
afternoon. The funeral Nill start from re.l
dence q; A pm, to st. Joseph, Catholic
church, and special strain will leave
Eighth md l.cvcc al 3oclock Al'rionds
arr ntll.l 10 Attlnl
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THE DAILY CAIRO BULLETIN MORNING. MARCH 1870

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en- route 10 the hospital his outcries were
loud and continuous; but whether they were
enforced by the pain he WAS suffering or
were merely the rawlings of y drunken man,
this deponcnt saith not tie is paying II
heavy penalty for his short drunken spree,
and will probably postpone the next one,
until he is in condition to fall down with
out breaking himself into several pieces
An individual who claimed to be a
resident of Missouri, was on the streets. yes
tcrClay, trying To dispose of anew axe. Con
stable Gladney seeing something suspicious
in the fellows conduct asked him where he
bought the nNc, and KIugcs store being
designated as the place, the stranger was
invited to come along aud src about it,
The pair started for Klgc' store but before
arriving there the fellow make clean
breast Of il, and confessed that he had ,tn-
len ihraNci from Mcrcai"s opposite the court
house. Arrived at Mcicais Gladncy offer
ed the axe for sale but Mctcalf recognizing
itat glance, replied that he had paid for
that implement Of mSbandry' once, anil
didn't care to repeat the operation The
axe was worth only 90 cents, and rs it wa,
again in the hani, Of the owner Mr. Vi.
wouldhavc been Glad to have showed his no.
+ H., against the thirl's po,tgrjoN just once,
and "cuilei il rvcu;' bu' there was tlr crimi
nal in the haad. Of IN officer OF ;hc
law, and contr>>cdIy guilty OF u
miSlomranor There seemed to be no
! alternative, and The prisoner was taken be
+ ,ora Judge Bird. who fined him. under the
"yag law" the sum Of so and cost and
committed him for IS day, His um, j,
Frank Anderson,
\ passenger Of the Annie p. silver
here yesterday, was committing nuisance
on the lcycc, when he WIS approached by
q colurcI man. named John Bandy. Who in
friendly manner admoni,hcd him that Il,
MA, rendering himself liable 10 arrest The
stranger being under the influence OF
liquor, became very abusive and finally cN
tort,d from the negro "a reply in kind
TIN stranger then felt grossly in,ultcd, o.
course, and proceeded to draw his revolver
The negro ran into sackburger'~ saloon
followed hy the stranger, who fired upon
him twice before reaching the saloon, and
cyideaily determined 10 ''bag his gaac'
followed Dandy into tho house. Band!
being an expert dod..cr got oat OF the WA,
and out Of the house. The stranger AT
tempting tn follow, wa, caught at the dyo
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-01

AucTIoN! AUCTION! To.dayat half past
two o'clock, at Pyatts auction house, will bG
sold large lot of shawls, shirts, shirt hos
oms, flannel shirts, overalls, underwear.
hats, caps, boots and shoes, gloves, hoiscry,
and sundry other articles OF n staple char
actcr. Immense bargains will be obtained
BE sure to be on hand Sol. Silver is the
auCtiOnccr.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-01
HEALTH PADS.
Al UNPARALLELED OFFER
A FREE TEST TRIAL
OF OSEOF
ND INhhb L'lNs
DIR. FORBES
HEALTH RESTORING PADS

We N send onc OF our HEALTH RESTOR
ING PADS 30 ans Invalid afflicted NTH Liver
Complaint. CilILLS and FEVER. INDiGHS.
rlON, COSTlNENBSS, Nervous llcn0Hhr,
Dyspepsia Nervous Debility and lnpalr Blood,
II thcy viii send ~ their symptoms and nh
drc-- aud agree 10 scud u, s2Oo il It effects
a cure 60 their entire satisfaction. otherwise
there win br no charge. We viii do This 20 con
lncr the public OF thc superior value M
YiruiiU,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-01
nEATIi DEFEATED.

For over 50 years SELLERS LIVER PILLS have
been the standard remedy for Liver complaint,
Costiycnc., Sick Headache Pain in shoulders or
Back. Dizziness Coated Tongue, Fever and Ague
and ali disease, arising from dcrtugcd state of the
Liver or stomach, rhomaS Adams. OF Big sandy,
~, saws: sellers Pills have saved hundreds OF
dollsrs in doctors bills in this country L, L.
Sellers Co., rrUpriotor-. piitshurg, IA. Barclay
Bros Aaruts. Cairo,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-01

Everett is rapidly gaining favors, BLY,
Bowman and Gus I.amond in their Double
Songs aud Dances have few equals. Every
thing passed of last evening with great
eclat,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-01

The CAIRO ana \lncenncs rnllroau IL
bringing their track up to the uniform level
between Twcnty-cighth and Thirly'tonrth
streets.
y Mrs. V Rciscr who had been a long
and patient sufferer from dropSy of the
chest, as We hear. died yesterday, at 10
| O'Clock AIN.
We learn tina, Decatur Atherton is
very i'll and that the chances are strongly
against his recovery He has been sick
two weeks or longer.
y Mrs Judah Athcrton, of Unity, was
still alive, yesterday morning, but her re-
coycry was deemed an impossibiliN, She
is suffering from an attack Of pneumonia.
Mr.. win Lippitt will take his place in
the Cairo post office to-day, as assistant
postmaster. We hazard nothing in pre-
dieting that he will make an efficient and
obliging assistant.
Guy Morse was elected as the most awk-
ward skater at the rink, Thursday night, by
a very decided majority Of the crowd pres
emit and thus came into possession Of the
priza, which was lin watch.
lfyou want dry goods. including gents
furnishing goods, boots and shoes hat, and
caps, shuwIs, hosiery, etc, AT your own
price, attend at Pyatt> auction house, this
afternoon, At half past two o'clock Bar.
gains will bc obtained by everybody.
Ben BraNton underwent a preliminary
trial before Judge Bird, yesterday, under a
charge OF larceny The evidence was
rather conclusive and Benjamin Was held
in a bond of 500, to await the action OF
the Grand Jury Hodges is feeding him.
Major and Tc>sic: have crowned their
large manufacturing establishment with
glowing red smoke stack We call attention
to the matter to mdcccivr boys who might,
otherwise. conclude ,hat,nc chimney is red
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street Ne" i'rN' maN' '''''"' invest
meht' i'r customers. N SUMS VI 90 I"
Tlo'' winch frequently pay u" - '"'h'!
llh'' I've amount 'n''>''"' '"''' "''NH
flnaNrial REPORT 'eh' ''r'' gives lu'' 'h-
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-01
OF OUR PADS.

And that they Wi do al wc say Az this Offer
Wiz rcce..arliy he limited IN number, w none,
therefore, an cary application wilt br made Al.
dr,s. Nery Il, .pcctfully Your,
nR.G " FORBES,
~ Elm street, Cincinnati Ohio
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-01

DoNr fail to scr Johnny Bowman MS Ia
zor Jim at the Theatre Comique tonight
Miss May ConoIy in her songs has won the
hearts Of the public, and they have pro-
nounccd her tkc Cairo Fayorte. Miss Cora
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-01

all kinds OF goods that ma SAFE among iar'
mers and millcrs, including agricultural
implements and saddlcy, A portion OF
his stock he will buy in Cairo, and we feel
morally certain II he or any other country
merchant will give Them n chance, our
Cairo merchants will be glad to duplicate
any purchases cgiumatcly made, IN any of
the larger markets.
The Chief OF Police had very "closc
call. yesterday, when he arrested the dcS-
peratc stranger of whom we speak in an
other column. Approaching the stranger
the Chief laid his had upon his shoulder,
and had scarcely uttered the words you are
my prisoner sir, before he found revolver
at his face. "The h--ll dm,n was the dos
pcNdos rcpy;and following the word, came
the snap of the pistol, twice, in quick sue,
ccssion. The Chief says he did some
lightning thinking, in the brief interval,
the thought that he had better "coycr" th"
fellow as soon as possible, prcdominatiug
This he did, finally, and without much more
TO do "pcrsuadcd' the dangerous rufim 10
accompany him
1t I'm, been discovered thai VI,
johnson, late of Paducah. is the no,l.r Of
the Htlc woif that va, pickcd M. o., iLr
Four,h street sidewalk. few incoming,
since 4. ,hcchiid i sill alive and mani.
rrst, , lisnosition Ia rrm,in .B,c ,Lc
colorrd women of the Incol;tv wLcr, if
was fp,rd nynrc.. g, do,n,.n,,no,;nn -
make the mother twho is a white woman
take charge of it. II the father OF the
Gnu" '4'c> III '"''o' '"'' WIS johnson WIS
"cN's"'' 'i"" "e'' WIZ III no ''CN VI
c'u''' ''i' 'h'''> o' "l>i"N''i"h 90 HIM INN
Pi"''"c Ior H. WI" 10Y Ns !no'iicr a's'' Il
she sees ii |" ciaim lhr support IN the
meantime we invoke I'r inc oc''rMihcu
col"red women Tue ASSISTANCE OIL constable
"'"""c!
II II can I've done. the bell ropes il
| the different engine houses OF the city
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-01

We arc authorized 10 announce that MIL, W,
PARkEG Is a candidate, al the ensuing city election
for the Office OF CITY Treasurer,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-01

CNno LoD1E X. or II There will be y
called meeting of this lodge tonight (Sut-
uyday}, at Odd Fellows Hall, 80 p m
sharp. Important business.
lIy order OF the Dictator.
C. II BAKER, Reporter
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-01
NEN ADVERTISEMENT
TIE FfREsIDR COMPANION. NJ. 500
Contain. Aeop.a!ug chapters OF lh1 nen story
me BANKERS pAIGHTER,

Adapted from ihc celebrated play Of ;hc same azmc
by Bronson Howard now running In the YUKON
square Ifvu'.-. Nov York. The same paper as0
contains the unrHtng chapters o! james PlyuB
lcH -iurt
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-01

EDrrou BuILErS; Please announce that nm a
candidate ,or the Office Of cts Treasurer, al the
approach'n city election,
EnMAnn nrNnNIA.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-01

NoTiCE.-1o WHOM n MAY CONCERN. The Cairo
Bulletin Co., VIII pay no bills contracted by any of
it, employees. or amy one connected with Tux IT,.
Lgr,s unless the samc ~ made on Il written order
signed by myself aud the order must DC attached to
the hill when presented
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-01

We authorized 10 announce that WILLIAM II lIowr
Is candidate for the Office o city Clerk, at the en-.
suing citY election.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-01
sITy TREASURER

We are authorized to announce Tn name al Al
p1lED CoMINGs a. Il candidate for city Treasurer AZ
the ensuing cit, election,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-01
<,rTY CLEEk

We are authorized TO announce ". Z. Scuu,kEns
az candidate for City Clerk at the approaching
municipal election.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-01

We arc authorized TO announce l.uuIs l.. DAVIS
as candidate for city CLERK AZ the ensuing mu.
nicipHl election,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-01
PROFESSIONAL C,RDS..rnYNlClANS.

I II, BRYANT, VI. y.
OFFICE Kiehth and Washington Avenue.
0aicc hours o. a. ". 10 r. ~.
RESIDENCE Corner Nineteenth and Wash
iuutUu.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-01
ANNOuNCEM NN'lS.

Only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-01
THE DAILY BULLETIN.

PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-02
SPEAKING ofthelstreamI Of emigration

SPEAKING ofthestreaml Of emigration
that flows away from Scotland, Lon
don correspondent says; "0f the har-
dy and independent Scotch Highland!
ers, who have been systematically evlct-
ed from their straths and glens for years
past, steady emigration to Canada and
the Western States has been going on
for years, so that it is now impossible to
recruit Her Majesty's Highland regis
ments from the Highlanders themselves.
But if you turn your land into a rabbit
warren or deer waste, what else can
you expect1 A loyal, peaceable and
gh-spirited peasantry have been driv>
en- from their native land, to make room
for grouse, sheep and deer, and if other
countries are enriched by their industry,
a short-sighted aristocracy is alone to
blame" Of the $4,000 900 acres OF
waste land in the so called United King
dom, s.95o,ooo are in Scotland, and
'these lands are kept waste for the plea
sure of few men, while tens of thous-
ands who might find happy homes on
them are expatriated." Throughout
Scotland at the present time the cOndi>
ton of affairs is very bad. 1t is said
that in Glasgow alone there are not less
than 10000 persons out of employment
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-02

THE Lemars idiot out in Iowa is a
pretty good match for the Okalonaic
down in Mississippi; but there is no
doubt the Iowa man pretty fairly inter>
prets the purposes of the extreme Stall
warts, who favor a centralized govern
ment with Grant for life. Here is his
latest revised opinion ofthe Constitution ;
The Constitution of the United States
has been little beside curse and a hin
drance:
1t is so to- day as much as it has been
at any time since it was framed.
II is in leagae with treason. and is the
buwark of secession.
Toit the baffled Brigadiers appeal; and
by it they swear.
But the Stalwarts do not care a fig for
Constitution, and will trample it under
foot to, day as did Lincoln and the pat
riot hosts from 1861 to 1866.
We of to day know what we need bet
ter than did the men of 1916 and 1898.
We thank the Fathers for their rich
heritage of wisdom.
But we have no special use for their
ignorance. ~
We are wiser than they were; for we
have all their wisdom and more than
century's experience beside.
They had their Revolution in 1916
we had ours in 1861.
They founded a Confederacy, we
founded Nation
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-02
MEN WHO MAKE THE WORLD
BETTER.


II haven't been in these parts" OBJ
served a grizzly old gentleman at our
shoulders in the car, "for nigh to twenty
years Til now, and love to ride up and
down in these cars, to see if can set my
eyes on the face of an old friend. 1t does
me good to see human faces, for there is
something good in them. Pm a forty.
miner. remember the time 1 was five
Thousand miles from home, straight as
the crow flies, without a red cent. l
was hungry, thirsty, tired, miserable
and moneyless. Hello said q voice;
Hello back said l, and then a young
fellow came down the land, and he said,
Old boss, how are you'll Hearty said
1, and dead broke Then the young
fellow plunged his hand into his pocket
and drew out as much as $500 in bright
gold. Help YOURSELF he said, and turn.
ed his head away. 4 knew you when
l saw you only dusty speck on the
road. You gave me drink, and got me
a doctor when / was threatened with
the tremens, and there is nothing in the
world too good for you,' love to live
my life over" continued the old CaIfor.
nian, "because see the noble in human
nature all along the line, Let 'em say
what they please, there is such a thing
as principle among men; and there are
lots of US that try to live up to it," AS the
cars stopped, he stepped off and stretch
ed himself under an elm in numerous
daisy field, beaming upon the world at
large approvingly over his gold-bowed
spectacles. Providence Journal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-02

EVERY County Prosecuting Attorney
in the State is bound by the oath of his
office, to take cognlzance of infractions
of the law and presentthem to the Grand
Jury. The Seilz election law stands on
the statute books as means to secure
fair elections, and should be enforced to
the letter Ifit be violated, no matter
by whom, whether candidate for Gcv-
ernor or for In6rmary Director, he should
be indicted and prosecuted under it and
convicted. The text of the law is plain
and cannot be misunderstood. Its OBJ
ject is to prevent voters from being hull
dozed or bought by the candidates. The
Prosecuting Attorneys must see that it is
enforced, and those who violate it are
punished.-Cin. Enquirer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-02


THE Detroit Free Press has very clev-
erly amended Senator Blaine's telegram
to Senator Allison on the night Of the
MAine election. 1t says that Blaine's
dispatch should read as follows
I'm State which gave at the Presi-
dental election of 1868 Republican
majority OF aS, 900 in a total vote of liz.
ooo-a majority equivalent to $50 900 in
New York, which in 1872, in total vote
Of 90 900, gave Republican majority of
90, ooo-equivalent to over 23o 900 in
Ohio, which in 1876, in total vote Of
II6 900, gave a Republican majority Of
I6.ooo-equivalentto to ITO 900 in Pepn>
sylvania, the Republicans this year lack
about . 500 of receiving majority of
the popular vote. 1t is terrible disap>
pointment to me, and fear my Presi-'
dental prospects will be greatly impair
ed, owing to the inability of the Repub-
licans. after an unparalleled expenditure
OF money, to secure an absolute majority
of the electoral vote in Maine" "
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-02
THE END OF THE WORLD.

A lecture delivered at the Berlin Uni.
versity some three months ago, by Prof.
Dubois Raymond, bears the ominous ii.
tie, "The End of Our World )" and says
that every movement upon our planet,
with the exception of the ebb and food,
which are caused by the attraction of
the moon, is oCcasioned by solar heat.
As, however, the sun loses every year
portion Of his caloric, science has lately
come to the conclusion that he will not
exist as an emitter Of heat longer than
years to come. During that
space of time our earth will get colder
and colder, in the proportion as the So
lar heat shall diminish. The ice will ad.
v 4nce from the poles to the equator; the
sarth's population will gradually reCede
before the advancing glaciers; the sun
will become less and less luminous, un-
Ill he will present the appearance of a
dark. red ball, and finally iCe will anni-
bilate all vitality on our planet.-NeaO
York Sun.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-02

THE next National House of Repre-
sentatives willpresent the following con.
dition Of parties when ii meets in De-
cember; Democrats l48, Republicans
1873, Greenback l2-giving the Demo-
Gratis three majority over all with sew
eral rather decided Democrats mong
the Greenback party, like Wright of
Pennsylvania, and Ladd of Maine, to
draw uDon in emergencies.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-02
WHEN Mr.. TiIden became Governor Of

WHEN Mr.. Tilden became Governor of
New York, the cost Of maintaining the
State government was $l6,O 900 900 a year.
In less than two years he reduced 1t one
half, and Gov. Robinson has improved
upon his example, by bringing it down
to about $1,000 600, This is the secret of
Gov. Robinson's popularity in New York.
The State taxes with us are levied indi.
rectly on the people through corpora
tions, but in New York a direct tax for
State purposes is levied. Tilden and
Robinson since 1876 have cut it down
from sixteen millions to seven millions
a year. Igli yli7afr do-1ZddIj5t lUHFAa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-02
RrrrnL1cAN neNnnanara h.u0 =.

REPUBLICAN newspapers have recently
talked q great deal about their victory In
California and Maine, though in both
States q majority Of the vote is against
them. The San Francisco Eraminsy
throws a food Of light on the late cleo.
tion in the former State, in the follow.
ing paragraph:
"With $500 600 Of corporation money
thrown into the election in this State,
with an artfully deceived and divided
Democracy, it is not, perhaps, to he won
dered at, that the radical candidate for
Governor obtained plurality at the
btate election. n the facts Of the cam
psign-the real situationAwas known.
our brethren in the East would rot be
IN any manner "disconragedn BY the re-.
suit IN California. Take from Califor
MIA the corrupt use Of corporation mon.
ey end Federal patronage, and 1--we re-.
peaS and We assure our Eastern bretk
ren:--,Ysliicrnis wiilrsll up q rs 900 Dem
ecrAalc matofisy iii any State election,
81 NIl ~