The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-07
ould like to have i, He mus. pay for

would like 10 have il, He mAs. psy fol
his privileges in some way, and sometime
a defeat Of his party may be legal tender TO
the goddess OF liberty. The goddess seems
to take il that way anyhow so far As this
section Of the country is concerned, it may
congratulate itself The people, irrespec-
tive of party, have elected their county
ticket, and the country at large is Ia 40
danger, however much some Of us may be
vcsed by the defeat OF ia fayorite. Yes, il
| is still safe, though il may not be quite as
comfortable a. II would have been with
GcgerAl Hancock IN The presidential chair.
The Book Of JOB i3 the place for dsp!-
ocrats 70 look for consolation. In hLs day
aud generation, job dourished greatly 10
his early life; then the Almighty, 70 try his
faith allowed him TO be afflicted 10 such
extremity tina. his wife bade him curse God
| and die He did neither He held on TO
his faith -neycr wayc,ed and his after life
was moro blessed in houors and worldly
goods than before the Almighty permitted
the affective hand to be land on him. The
rod Of affection ha9 been pretty long and
pretty severely applied 10 the democratic
party. In the course Of time, however, il
will be relieved from that affection, end
then il viii enter on long career Of unet-
smplcd prosperity and glory. The time
may yet be distant; bu. it will come, never.
theess
The republican organ 0i this city hsS
OF late, with malice sforetbought, nur-
derd truth 10 cold blood snd, although the
campaign is over persists in the ssme en-
pardonable course. We care bur little
what tha, journal or any other journal may
say Of us, but We have au affection for
truth and have determined 10 shield her st
all hazards. The departed Bryant. in al
luding TO this commodity, once said that
although she bad been tattened
out IN fidiculeu, manner, yet would she
rise again. These are no. the e1sc. words,
but they index the meaning very we'll, snd
it was believed by many, that sitter the cam
paign was over, she would regain after much
hard struggling, at least sitting posture
But alas It was mistake. She seems 10
have been etcrnslly aattened out by Brother
Joy. She lies today. as :. W. Childs
w0Ild say, "Vrapped in the t0om of mid.
night gloom" and We can but weep over
her silent remains and deuouucc her muir
derer
Nj. +. Weber Benton. not unknown to
our people, is in the city Hd 10 the bust
ness agent Of the California Crayon comedy
company, which will make ITS appearance
hero on Thursday. Speaking Of this
company, the San Francisco Evening Bulle
tin says "Few performances have pleased
our people 10 we'll rs that OF Miriams
Crime, and few companies that have made
SO many friends here as the "Crayon."
They will always be welcomed back to San
Francisco" The st. Louis Globe. Democrat
says; THE California Crayon comedy has
captured the charming soubrette Of Pope's
Theatre, Miss Bessie beagle. She u good
capture and Will add one more feature Of
merit TO this already excellent company"
Prof. Leon, who our readers will re.
member, some time ago gave an excellent
tight-rope performance in this city, on a
rope stretched across Commercial avenue,
from the A,heneum 10 the Arlington house,
arrived in this city night before last with d
troupe of twenty artists, and will exhibit at
the A,hcncum on Monday night. The
troupe exhibited last at GOlconda, and from
the papers Of that burg We learn that the
performance 10 uurlvalled and of the high
est order. The professor owns steamboat
on which his troupe travels. He WAS bound
tor the south, but his boat sank at this port
night before last, and hence he IL compel
cd to stay over here until it is raised. We
hope that our people will patronize him lib
orally, not only because Of his misfortune.
but because We are satisfied that they will
receive the worth of their money The fol-
lowing from the "Local," published At
uniontoNn, Ky, will give our READERS some