The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-05-23

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course surprise Mr.. GLADDEN., who pretend.
10 believe that although he receives pa,
for his services he is very self.sacrifcina
and is performing a religious duty in tn,
discharge Of which he should have tn,
unqualified support Of all good men. Tha
he has been employed to fill this cong res
sional district with darkies tor no Other
reason than to make it surely Re
publican, there is no earthly doubt
nor is there any doubt bu
that he knows that he has beer
employed for this purpose. But
of course, he denies this in his mild-man-
nerea way and feigus ignorance on the sub
ject He is a gentleman Of not sufficient
energy to accomplish any good, but, il
his Incidence, is working wonders of mis-,
chief.
We received. yesterday, from Syracuse
THE National Citizen and Ballot Box" s
woman's rights journal which contained
over the signature Of Susan b. Anthony, q
call for a womaus mass meeting, to be held
at Chicago In order that We should not
overlook this call it was marked with a
pue pencil, but for tear that We might, as
we do many other marked papers. cast il
aside without notice, there were written on
the margin the words, please notice,
which, to please Miss Susan, We will accord.
ingly do, However much the growing
''lords of creation" may deride the efforts of
the sutfragis,s TO obtain the right TO
vote, no one can deny 10 them the virtue of
perseverance For dozen years or more
they have sandwiched the national political
conventions with conventions of their own,
the first TO implore recognition at
the hands of the convened lords,
and the second TO denOuhce the lords for
their failure 10 recognize them. Failure,
scorn, rebuffs have been the harvest they
garnered from their sowing; but, confident
that the seeds they scatter will soone, or
later terminate, they continue 10 scatter
them. On the 2nd Of June they meet in
convention in Chicago, and will in pUr.
suance Of custom, organize a raid on the
Republican convention TO be held the day
following. They will, of course, impore.
and then thrcatcn-piead the enormty OF
taxation without representation 10
which they care subjected; porray
their helplcssness and weakness before
the law, and there, as il inspired to resent
ment by contemplation of Their wrongs,
they will threaten 70 compass the utter rout
and permanent overthrow OF the party that
refuses to give them the aid and comfort
they seek, and to which, as they fcrvently
insist, natures laws and natures God
most maniieStly entities them. OF course,
the natural gallautry Of the Republican del.
egatcs Will insure to the female freedom
shrickers" a civil and courteous reception
and hearing; they will refer the demand
for female suffrage plank in the
party's platform to the committee on
resolutions, and that committee, unrc-
strained by the presence Of the tongucy
petitioners, will unccrcm0niousy consign
the demand to the capacious and ever.
present waste basket. The usual howl OF
virtuous indignation will follow of course
and petticoatcd orators, from hundred
rostrums at once, will proclaim their con
tempt for the party of great moral ideas
that is afraid to do right, ana correct
what its leaders and most influential
members confess to be stupendous
wrong toward women. and standing
shame to our advanced civilization. This
paroyysm Of rage and resentment assuaged,
the same determined band of females will
organize like assault upon the convention
to be held in Cincinnati; and, failing there,
will heap upon the heads Of representative
Democrats great torrent Of anathemas,
strong and singing. But really have the
learned LADIES' engaged IN this movement
any good reason for anticipating the adop.