The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-02

strictly first-class affair. There will be on
hand the best OF music and eatabes and
ice cream to match.
Gen. Wilt, who is at Denver Colora +.
DO has been heard from with regard to the
Cincinnati nominees. He is very enthusiast
TIC over the ticket, and has no doubt that
the Democratic party will be victorious, in
November.
Circuit court conyencs on the second
Monday in this month. Quite a large
number of cases will be tried at this term
of court, some of which will be of more
than usual interest, and among them will
be the Whltcamp case.
-"He is nothing but soldier" say the
Republican organs of Hancock. Then
Grant is nothing but soldier" Wonder
how the Emperor likes it. Nothing but
a soldier is rough on the army-the late
idol OF the Republican party.
The Philadelphia Press says the hang
ing OF Mrs. Surratt must be discussed"
We hope the Press will discuss that Repub-
lican murder and show the country how a
Republican administration, to crafty its
thirst for blood, hung an innocent woman.
We publish, with pleasure, Grad from
Mrs. James Kynaston this morning, in
which she corrects the statement in yester-
days issue rejecting upon her husbands
honesty. Our other statements concerning
his departure are not denied and generally
as true
The Republican organs are painfully
negligent OF Garfield. They are giving
forth symptoms Of a resort to the old
bloody shirt, forgetting Garfelds former
that the waving Of that garment
will leave candidate without party to
back him.
We are requested by member of the
Hibernian fire company, to state that the
race track in St. Mary's park, is in as good
condition as it can be in this kind of
weather, and that it will be as good as any
in the country when the time tor its use is
at hand.
Grand barbecue at Hodges Park, Sat
urday, July Sd, will be given by B. F, Will
burn. Mr.. W. has secured special rates on
the regular trains for all who wish to at
tend Train leaves st. Charles hotel at
half.past nine a. m. and returns at six p.
N. Fare for round trip As cents.
-Ex-Mayor Winter, although leaning
toward the Greenback party in his political
views, proposes to vote the largest Han
cock ticket to be found IN the country and
Mr., F. Vincent who was folmerally sssoci-
ated with the Greenbackers, ditto. In fact
they'll all do it.
"A petition to the state assembly, ask
ing that body to submit to the people the
question whether or not the women of the
state should be allowed to vote at all school
elections, was yesterday circulated among
our people of both sexes by several ladies,
and received numerous signatures.
-Messrs. Yost and Hanny are still at
work taking the census III the Second and
Fourth wards, and are apparently deter
mined to do their work in such manner
as will leave no room for complaint. Mr..
Gillian is the only enumerator who has fin
ished his work, he having the smallest por-
ton of ground to go over.
Among the most prominent Republi-
cans in Illinois in 1860 were Abraham Lin
coin, John NJ. Palmer, Lyman Trumbuli,
David Davis and O. II. Browning. Lin
coin is dead, and Palmer, Davis, Trumbull
and Brewing are now acting with the Dem
ocratic party. This being the case, it is
not improbable that. had Lincoln lived, he
would to-day have been a Democrat.
Squire Osborn, who has been more or
less under the weather for several months,
is gradually recovering. He is an old gen.
tlcmsn, sixty ,one years Of age, and on that
account his recovery is very gradual, but,
under the wholesome influence of the Dem
ocratic ticket he expects to be entirely re-
stored to health ~ the second of Novem-
Der, when he will vote the Democratic tick.
ct straight and without a scratch.
That old and astute politician, Thur
low Weed, on being asked his opinion of
the Cincinnati nominees, said: II am un-
compelled, il | say anything,
to say that the Democrats have stopped
laundering, and have made a strong tick.
et.' When so eminent Republican as
Mr.. Weed acknowledges the strength Of
the ticket, it must be accepted as strong
testimony on that point.
An amiable black couple, who reside